The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-11-08
TURF GOSSIP.

From the Spirit of the Times.
Harness has signed q contract In ride for
Lucky aidwin next year at q salary OF
February I.
The name Of the Bucno~ Ayrcs sports
man who has purchased the renowned
Bacan. He is said tai h, one Of the
wealthiest men I'm South America. and has
purchased "a large nunnh<.r of the hest
will Orniontle tai his Southern home.
Al a meeting of the executive commit
tee of the tsos,ey Island jockey club. held
year ,s follows: June meeting, Tus.-siay,
June IL ,Surburlhan Day. tn Wednesday,.
July = tRcalization Day. Inclusive. An
tunu mcetinR.SS Saturday, August Nd ,Fu-
turity Day. To Saturday, September IL,
inclusive.
Tho winnings of the Algeria stable, the
property of Hon. w. l.. Scott. Erie, Pa.
twelve 2-year-olds and won twelve races.
ten of which wt'rs, stakes. including tn.
great event Of the year the Futlrity and
IA total of SlOl ,sl5, is an event at great inn
portancc. IL is the greatest amount ever
won 10y 2-ysar-oids ina one stable, ut least
in America.
The stakes of the Washington park club
of Chicago. for issO and 1891. closed Octo-
hcr Is. The seven stakes have received
$40 nominations. OF these the Hyde park
Lakeside. 81; the Drcxcl, AZ. The events
for 1s:,l also have received ~ large entry.
The American Derby has is9 nominations
the Englcwood stakes has Il, anil the
Sheridan stakes 1O1. The club will opcn
q number of additional stakes i'm January.
The celebrated imported stallion Glen
garry. died at the kennesaw Stud Capt.
JAS. Franklin's'. near .Siallatin,- Tenn,
Oct. was bred i'm England
in is;s. In the stud IN. has proved a de-
ciied success. among the hest of his get
being Fle,ch Tayl1r, Gresnl"nd. s,uyve.
Gienhaii, etc. During 1888 his get won
$17,45A. in 1855. SlS,591. and in 1ssi. Al
races and si6,da5. As a stallion he was 40
quiet that Capt. Franklin let him roam
the pastures at Kenncsaw with his troop
OF brondnlarcs.
FL Rio Rcy is improving rapidly and IL
may he taken ~ a fact that all Thoughts
OF returning him to his home i'm California
are abandoned. certainly for the present,
bc removed from his box for three week.
at least. With complete recovery the
long trip across the continent would b<
dangerous, as "a horse housed and cC<ldled
as he has been could hardly stand the
drahRht and cihangcs incident 70 "a rail
E syc 1 S;. mi.i M Mss,shi Is u MS ILLNESS r S..
haps il could not he determined until Ia
has had a. galiop, an the glands may thick
en- only slightly.
The parting between Mr.. Cassatt ant
w. Hayward, his jockey, WAS charactcris
tic of the model turfman. the loss al
whom is Me greatest the turf has yet s,,.
tanned. MIR. CassAtt wrote u let
ter i'm which he beRgsd him to he assured
of his esteem. commanding him for the
m"hhi;ss'?Sc sN.i aM,u a.,:I..on ~ ,nan san~,
ting the. severance of the connection
caused by his own retirement, wishing
him continued SUCCESS in his profession
and enclosing him u handsome and sub
stantial present, which he begged him Il
accept. The present, by the way, WAS one
of the largest on record and quite out ~
the line. as owners ARE not apt tn MAX,
presents under such circumstances.
Mr.. wither. has cngaHed the services a
next season "Knnpsack NIc9arthy.'. a.
he il generally known, has achieved ~ ma
tional reputation as n trainer and drive
of trottcrs. He drove Little Brown jug
Belle. +. and many other noted ones. Blu
II il ;s IL trainer rather than u driver tina
Mct iirthy has cxrclled. He learned tin
art from Mace, and il is commonly ac
ccpttsl among trotting men that Mc(arth.
is without "a peer i'm preparing horses TO
NV Mr. Vvii i",sr l, s..i'e M itsc :a MI S" i% %ic~. ' bi
the idea was voted prcposterous 10y some
who said Mr.. Witl,ers was ton conserva
tive tai take "a trotting-horse man." Nc
earthly will talks charge at Brookdale mex
week.
Hayward has during the week signcs
with Senator Hearst, as we stated IN
were. then pending. The stable should d,
"a strong one next season, with so good
lot of t~hrcc-year-olds as Tournament
Balinr;it and Anaconda. the latter being
when ''just right" about as a; good N col
as showed last season. bar FL Rio Rey
Golden Horn was ~ fair one, and Cleaning
was very highly tried i'm private for speed
hut could not stay. and never performed
like herself i'm public after she had AN en-
largcd hook AT Monmouth. King Thomas
too. was tried very fast. and will yet unde
ccivc sonc of those who declare he is -
fraud The twn-ycar-olds are u very fin,
lot. and William. i'm the ''grccn will
orange sleeves" will not want the propc
tools with which to show his art.
Frank Clark. the popular s,Ipcrintcnd
cnt at Concy Island, had quite AN cxperi
encs at E~lizabctl. "Wednesday. when IN
started her mare Puzzle in the fifth race
While they were saddling the mare. i'm tn
paddock. Clark SAW "a cross-cycsl ma
brush past him and look Puzzle i'm tn
face. Their hopes of winning fell to Ter
AT thc appearance of this omen of bau
luck. Ode Bowie assured Clark that
was II "hootloo" sure. and MIR. Stockto
was sent ON n hunt for u rtsl-haircd CIR
Meantime polo Jim" the colorcd assisa
ant of Caldwelrs, walked four time
around the spot where the cross-cycd ma
had stood, and iinplorcd the voudoo I
smile upon them. Ii WAS suggested tina
the spot where the cross-cycd ma
stood should he disinfectcd, All
a score of cigarette sinokcrs wcl
hustled together there. A rctl-liaircd vi
could not he found OH the ground. but
man was found who loudly asserted h