Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1889-08-10
SPORTING CIRCLES
SELMA CIRCUIT BEGINS At
o .vR LODGE TO-DAE.

,.,,... of the Meeting 4 A'sured-Fin'
.,,,or of the Track-The Large
' ''Der Of Horses Prssent-Ths Pro,
FIR the Weeks Races-other
sorting Events
,oDeE, August 6.-[Special to The
This year the Deer Lodge meeting
- on the Montana circuit, which
90 arranged that horses from
Inject to Anaconda, where a meet.
b@gSs held August IL, IS, Ia, Is, 1e
Nv mace to Butte, August 10, 20, Il,
90 "a; and from there to Helena,
ssS, 81, %, 20, 80 and 81.
,rur Of the races which begin here to-
~ New Northwest" says that not a
..sd during the week but marked
rival at the Racing Association
.dof horses and horsemen Of note
: Tho several western states and terri
and the stables and quarters at the
Suresent q scene OF life and activity.
In our own territory, OREGON, Califor.
nd Washington are already represent
an extent that would insure the suc
d the races should anything occur to
at the appearance OF another horse.
live around the track proves that it
,Erfect condition, and it 10 being kept
n CONSTANT care and attention. ALI
sisVe examined it and who are compe-
EtO Judge, unite saying that it is un.
kaonably the best track in Montana.
n recommendations for horses and men
Sbave heretofore been ample are this
,Sholly inadequate, and to meet the
"A for more DON u force OF carpen.
4, NOW engaged in building a number Of
tails. Other improvements r being
III as rapidly as possible, so that
Thing will be in perfect readiness for
:,res Wednesday morning.
~ lees than fifty horses are already on
Oronud and the number 10 being in
sasoJ With the arrival OF every train.
s"us the stables present may be men,
onsd the following:
Tssock Bros, Of Oregon, who include
'"ns their runners the noted mare, Rep
Is besides Leon and Oregon Rose.
HT"Issy & Babb, OF Oregon, with Bogus,
.sjo Moses B., Tom DAILY and Rose Lewis, |
miners OF reputation.
/ Ross, of Spokane Falls, with the
r,srs, Sir Ladd, Miss Ladd and Kittie
Y The latter a w~ell-known favorite in
vicinity.
Nsnaker's stable, OF Portland, including
h. R. and BiDgo, both runners.
N. Sutton, OF Missouri, comes with Trixy
Bod Wade.
i,Tis, Of Portland, with Palitena and
ESr celebrated trotters.
|Vrke, OF Spokane Falls, brings a mixed
S6s, including the PAGER C~latawa. the
[HT Bishop Hero and the runners
swth Wire and Fandango Jack.
n. Holly, the California turfman, with
IO Maid, who has a pacing record OF
ID San Diego, with a pacing record OF
m Valentine, who has trotted in 2:22; |
N, a mare by Mr.. Baskin's Inca, who
record OF 2:23h; Alcazar. and q or
HGTs & Hazelett, OF California, with the
mars, Laura Gardner, Tom Hszelstt
Black Pilot.
|Sys, OF California, with Jack Brady
Emma Nevada, both runners.
I'M celebrated Cyclone was brought in
ndsy by George Lambert. Cyclone is
named. He runs like the wind.
sarkey, OF California, with Sleepy Dick,
Inner that takes frequent occasions to
bis name.
I'd 4 Smith, OF Butte, with Jim Miller.
Moon, Billy D., Roly Boly. Mamie A.
indian Tom.
her e. Kirkendall, OF Helena, with Vice
Hal, Nevada, Elk, Daniel B. and Carrie
81 runners.
Rr Williams, with the trotter, Maud
ybstOn.
N. Bradshaw and the Hanley stables
Ne their trOtters here, among them being
%ntsnsie and Charley Hilton.
Dick Crawford, OF Helena, with the run.
Ia Luke Blackburn and Sunday.
|rs program for the several days OF the
KdDI will be faithfully carried out. 1t is
FbDOws:
|ENESDAY. AUGUST 7-TRoTTNG ENTRIES
800 CLASS.
u. Y. McNaught names b. M, Sister V.
d c. Beckwith names Oh. M, Alice
Es.
Lz. Lewis names Oh. M, Alice.
De MOrehouse names b. M, Maud Sim
II KirkendalI names b. e., P~rocrastina-
|Hntley & Clark names br. g., Hail
|m.
thursday, Angus S--2:24 GLASS.
A. McIvers names m. g., Bishop
b H. Fields names b. g., Harry
BIZ.
LC. Beck names m. M, WanitR.
Hex, Warren names SPIT. M, Palatina.
3 G. Bradshaw names b. M, Fan
T. Kirkendall names b. M, Con-
III. Butler names b. g., Colonel Brad
av.
THURSDAY, AUGUST S-2:45 GLASS.
bbert Stewart names b. g. Sleepy Dick.
q. Miller names b. &. Harry M.
Cd. Jeffries names blk m. Evening Star.
C. B. effries names ch. &. Young Ranchero.
Sm Scott names blk m. Deer Lodge Girl.
FRIDAY, AUGUST 9-2:32 CLASS.
is. Mcknight names b. m. Sister V.
satloCk Bros. name b. m. Alta.
Bach Il Child name b. 9. Ben Cole.
4, KirkendaIl names b. m. Lady Maxim.
John Green name br. e. Melrose.
saturday, August 10, 1889, will proba-
Y have a special trot for the 2:2O class
I'd will include Condee and some OF the
IA class.
Sporting Events-Yesterday's Races.
SRATOGA, August 6.-Track very heavy,
H and muddy.
Ihree.iourths OF a mile-Successor won
III; Cecil B. second, Judge Morrow
hind.
Nile and three Observation-Disclosures won
. ZlOs; BaEIston second. For failure in
as race Ballston and his trainer were
'Id of the track for life.
Ae and a half-Floodtide won in 2:2l;
GsG Dance second, Come to Taw third.
inree.fourths OF a mile-Fordham won
tdiEOaa; Kitty r. second, Vigilant third.
Aae-Red Stone won in 1:51; Battcrsby
Sond, Carrie G.. third.
TRoTTING AT BUFFALO.
~bVFFALo, N. Y. August 6.-First race,
'0 class-star Lilly first; Reference sec.
@a' others withdrawn and ruled out. Best
Toe 2;27.
pScOnd race, 2:27 class, pacing-Hal
SGllIer first, Red Belle second, Minnie +.
~pO, American fourth. Best time 2:l7.
MAUD s. TO GO IN TRAINING.