The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-11-24
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likely 20 continue so, although the OPEN
ing q G~%sssn6ers may sn,ivsn IL s :
opened in October many people attended
who had never pr ,viously attended racing
nsscr sIe S.ose @, sns ress.as ssaS on;
and she crowd which attends daily is pure
~ speculative, except ON pleasant days,
when SOME enthusiasts pat q" an appear
ance.
bay. the yosrn9 joc key " ho was so badly
injured during tine last meeting at Jcronis'
sSir To leave the hSs,'itai Tor a stroll ON
bright days. When Day was taken tai the
hospital there were few who Thought he
had one chance i'm ~ hundred tai recover.
and when he did mend physically il was
thought his reason would never he. sound.
as he seemed unable to converse con,
nectediy. Even this has become rightcd
i'm time and there seems no reason why
he should not resume riding next season.
Days ease resembles not ~ little that of
Jimmy Mccormick. who was thrown eight
ar nine years ago., and. although hc re-
covered, u was n year or more before his
mick ncnded and has bs,colne one of thu,
bright st. shrcwslest and ablcst trainers
OF the hay; a. well as the most well tc-:io.
A better baiant ed man doss not exist.
simply DsCatse lac docs not use stini-
lants. his physician having forbidden
them when hc was hurt.
In regard tn young bay IL Is said he will
ride next year for Hon. w. l.. Scott. Day
rode ~ great deal for MIR. scott last sea-
son, a.n,osg others. Chaos in th., F"'urity.
hNS sh
horsepnan his nerve being simply wondt'r~
ful. Indeed the only drawback tai Day was
rmi " " rrticssrnss' Wh"n +. rn"e
Chaos at Monmouth last season he rode
in such ~ fashion as was positively dam
gcrous tai all others, and Mr.. Withers vet
him down ar rather, suspended him for
the year for ''wilfully careless riding" bat
he was rrinstatcd on his promise tn do
better. Many have thought his nearly
fatal fall at Jerome Park was caused by
his own rs-cklcssness. However that may
he. !, II certain, ,iIa,, preach aHr,nIt ,n :. az
ness for ~ jockey who has so very little
fear that lac lands their horse i'm front.
Hence Day will bc ia great demand es-
pecially IN great fields whers. some
Jockeys are very timoro,s. and where
daring often Is the main element of size
cess.
Connemara will hardly start any more
this year. After her shocking ~ hibitiOn
Of temper AT Elizabeth ON the 9TH, Mr..
O'Rciily, her owner, told us that lac was
disHustcd, that his patience had given
way at last, and that lre Thought hc would
stop her Tor the season. 'f4r.- SAID he.
bet On her aud lose their money" adding
that lac was one of the fools himself, as
he lad often bet on her with the hope
that she might take il into her head tn
ran kind. Co~rneInara has proved an ex-
asrerating mare this season. she having
run some ID odd Races. of which she won
only ouc-a handicap ut Coney island i'm
September. when sils. RAN unbackcd with
~ to I against her. and, with, her usual
contrariucss, took il into her head to go
ON and win over the. turf course, which
was little else than "a bo. from TIA. heavy
rain.
The frequency with which Bergen has
ridden for the Dwy,rs IF late. has created
"A belief that he il booked tn ride for the
BROOKLYN stable next season. even IL he
IL not airsady under contract. Ever since
the autumn began he has worn their
jacket and since Murphy returned To the
pasranars. Mnrr"Der. he has shown "a
great Improvement in his riding since the
supplementary season began AT Elizabeth.
He rides IA mere steady race, gives tin.
starter less trouble. gets more ont of his
horse without undue punishment. and
times his run with some Judgment. OF
course. his recent success and his evident
good standing with the Dryers has made
him the usual following of parasites, who
iockcy. aud II These biaakr,rarsis do not
spoil him Bergen has "a good future, as he
is light-feshcd and will not grow heavy
horss-raciug family long resident near
Jerome PARK, his elder brother having for
several years been whiprcr-in To the
adowb hunt.
w. L.. Scott has presented tn. Concy
Island Jockey club u magnificent portrait
Of Chaos. the E,,turity winner, painted by
prominent place ia the Coney Island club
rooms.
Mr.. Stuil has presented the Concy Is
land club with u large picture OF Proctor
Knott. similar in size and style To the
Chaos picture. with Barnes in the saddle.
The club Will make - gallery OF Futurity
winners one of the features of it's rooms.
A. j. C.assatt has presented Eurus tn his
trainer, John Higgins, who will taain the
well known son of Eolus mex, season in
connection with the public stable le is
about To open. A. will bc remembered.
Eurus broke down after winning tli,. race.
for the Monmouth Handicap at Monmouth
i'm AUGUST last. MIR. Cassatt lid not offer
him at his recent sale, Tut reserved him,
hoping the horse might yet b. trained.
although he feared il doubtful. Higgins.
however, thinks the horse will stand and
to try IL.
Senorita proved herself unqucstionably
the nliy of the year. She was unplaccd
only once in fifteen races. She was COM
pletely aIniss when the season began, but
after the middle of July she was only
beaten twice. Reporter won largely ian
money, hut the was n very crratic colt. j.
"A. Is. WAS the every day general utility
man y of the troupe. Buddhist went off
early in the year. but toward the close he
was in great form. Cortcz did fairly well.
Defaultcr was in great form late in August
but he met with AN accident. Captain
Browns horses wers. i'm great form when
they arrived mt Washington i'm April but
the sudden change from the bsllmy eli
mate Of Mobile cauzed all except Corts.x
TO have influenza. and the whole stable
went aIniss and was not right until mid
summer. Tho 2-year-olds of the stable
were IA complete failure. Rogers, the
r~ainnr 80 tl.s. St.t.lx. slnsnrS.,s orAxl,s &C.,.