The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-12-28

pleassd With Murphy a. they expected
they could b.. Murphy In nos rid. mp 20
hsa Gsa srf%, s:esSs ~ ,s a. fS.ss sp p..1nS
ton. Jockeys, like men In every other
activity aud skil. Great man AS Hay
ward was I'm the eos and u to-day. we. can
rsmember 2 spell toward the clo.s Of the
ribly poor races. II IL the belief of many
: :ads ss''R Es !. 10 Sscomins 20 heavy that he
psn.s Of Ii. strength and dash.
sr r.If bun a.. OF on ss sSs point se si r 1ssf Se Ss
are reminded of the fact that McLau9hc
Inns engagement with Mr.. p. Lorillard
peopie we FIND. an impression that Mo
Laughiin. will hst, get along at Mr.. Lortl.
lari'.; He has S:vs s@s3Y , Sayi n SS e ,1s, sasS.
~sionally he handled Miss woodfortl, Geo.
Kinney, Sir Dixon and Others of the
elsewhere with the balance of the stable.
In such cases the horses were trained
when he took them and he only had TO
keep them going. In this case il will he
Inherent. He win have a lot of horses of
no established reputation. good and had
Alike The fact that ma a nc ,r nas n", man AN s caass
Mr.. Lorillard tn interfere with him, as
employers are apt TO do IN such cases.
0lOIeOveGs nAEs SIS osS - 80
easiest 70 please. and the Cassandras up
town say they will is give We d Msa".f ,as, oy s.1
q year.
the Juvenile; Titan: Narrsry; M, w 7
closed last season and i'm lsss, to Ii, run at
Jerome Park in 1s9O. will, MS was ex-
ter has made several visits to the ". Y. J.
C., and the matter IL almost as good as
settled. A new rule, which was added to
from amy reason stakes cannot be run OH
the course advertised they can he run at
er's mind is relative to the Titan Stakes,
which was advertised TO tie run over what
Is known as the Titan course at Jerome
mind, puts the Titan beyond the saving
clause of the rule. IL il proposed, how
ever, to secure the con.ems 81 all sun,
is the usual mode OF procedure
We understand that the New York
Jockey Club contemplate making the
westchestcr race course u general aInusss-
ment and pleasure ground next season.
During the midsummer when the horses
in tho way of athletic meetings, polo, arch
cry and other sports are contemplated
Hurdle RAD ing il talked of and II Is even
suggested that the course be- make tile
scene of the next Intercollegiate football
championship. We all have evidence Of
his mind. He in one Of the sort i'm whose
lexicon the word ' impossible v is marked
"obsolete." He has some $50 acres OF
ground, hence abundant room to convert
the westchestcr race course into the
greatest pleasure ground OF the metropo-
Mr. VIM. Hendrie, Jr-, son of the we'll
known Canadian turfman, was in town
during the week. and made n trip To
E inc MATT F;e M q , With Sa tie pr res%is ,S Sa m Maj,
will probably train the stables
the coming season. He IL a man of some
in Matthew Dawson's stable, and was for
several years with Mr.. L. Lorillard :
stable i'm America, subsequent to which
le went to Gov. Bowie. whose horses he
has trained for several Seasons. Mr.. Hen.
dric says the stable has some twenty head
of which there are u dozen two-year-olds
The clashIng race-meetinRs in New der
sey have at last been starved into n truce
A meeting was held Tuesday, in which i,
TO close their gates until after Dec. n
during which time Elizabeth will have the
field To itself; After that date Elizabeth
will close for the winter. and Clifton and
G~ut,enburg will race alternate days eacl
week as they did last winter.
Stoval, the colored jockey has signed
coming season. Stoval is, next to Muir
ply, the oldest of the colored jockeys now
s sa%''1 Y:u nmI w sssb 5S. a He tH"F I. ''m a pS %,s' r Msa
aud las plenty of experience to add to hi'
ability.
John Rodeeap. the trainer who handle.
the Montana colt Spokane with such sig
nal success last season, has signed 4
train the coming year for Hon. r.. j
Mcgibben. Rode9ap il u very clever
could hardly have made u better selec
ton.
At the meeting of the Minnesota Trot
Breeders association. held "a
St. Paul OH Decs lnber u. il was decided 4
admit all horses bred or raiseI outside til,
state, provided they have been owned il
the state since january 1. 1880. This is
very liberal move on the part of the mem
hers. A large addition was made to- tn,
members list.
The New York Stable has purchased q
Mr.. wickliffe Preston. of Lex Ky.
the weaving colt by King Alfonso. dan
half brother to Successor, the Champaign,
winner owned Ivy the New York Stable.
Adopts at stealing.