The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-08-09
interrupted Success Of the Race
Meeting at the Smelter
City.
|ysr Bow. Cyclone, Tom DAILY,
lvmpathetic'e Last and Baw.
Icy the WinnerA
st Roar Over . Decision of the Judges
In the Last Hest Of
tho TroE

DACONUAs AuHs Os lSHo0AeAsI ~ w.
lot racing day, but the sport a. whole
hardly up to the average, First race,
ling, three-year-olds, $50 each, $3.50
la, $3.50 more if 2:25 is beaten. There
only two entries, Silver Bow and Mar
| the former selling at 20 to 2. There
hut little betting, as it vas conceded
Silver Bow had a sure thing. Silver
won handily in two consecutive heats.
Williams Silver Bow, b. c............. /
Ter stables Martha, b. f................ 3 Q
he, 2:33, 229h.
cond race, three-eiRhths of a mile, han
|p, purse $125. Cyclone sold first choice
e pools, but the three other entries
| we'll up. The Jew had many hackers,
huggsd Cyclone close at times. In the
Kickapoo trailed behind, but the 9th
kept together, first one leading and
another. Down the stretch it was be-
a The Jew and Cyclone. The Jew was
ple to keep up the terrific pace, and Cy-
won by length and half. Mutuals
1926.
% RitcheSck. % ,, ,cyclG%ne, s% Oh; ,ys &, 12s.....
N & Blevins' Bay Tom. b. b, 10..
hniels' Kickapoo. blk. g., l15.............. I
ne. :35h
tird race, fve-eighths Of a mile heats,
two in three, purse $500. Roly Boly
drawn from the event. leaving but
startes. Before the first heat Tom
was backed strongly as first choice,
Elm second, Susie Glenn, with only
punds up. was thought to, have good
and lots Of short money was placed on
Susie Glenn and Red Elm made the
TO the stretch, with Tom DAILY two
tbs behind. As they entered the
oh DAILY closed up the gap and won by
9Th. Mutuals paid $S.35. Tom DAILY
now more than ever the favorite and
field had few hackers. The second
was almost repetition Of the first.
finish between him and Red Elm was
of the prettiest seen at the meeting.
won by nose. Mutuals paid $6.26.
IalLey: ,;1p Ton pfly hy Gh; %;as g 115:,5 s;;;
rss suston's . % Susie Clam, eh /. y .Ss..... ds
be. 1:O4A, l:04.
urth race, seven-eighths Of mile,
1i,ap. purse $500. Lew Carlisls was q
favorite and found innumerable back
e long odds against Koly Boly. Sym
etic's Last had very few sympathizers.
be an exciting race. Carlisle got left
lengths at the start, but overlook the
re and took the lead at the quarter.
ouldn't keep it, however, and fell back
\, leaving the race to Sympathetio's
and Roly Boly. the former winning by
length. The shorts again won heaps
oneJ. Mutuals paid $2O95.
bayloId's Sympathetic's Last, br. q, 1O6. IL
helps Roly BOly. b. M, 1O5.
sle & Shields Lew Carlisle, br. c., ITO. 80. .
ne, 1:SOA.
Q great event of the day was the free
II pacing for $1,000. With the consent
Q judges Pomp was drawn, narrowing
ace down to Bawley and Don Angus.
latter was the favorite at first, the pools
be- 100 on him to SO on Bawley. Every
was beauty, and the crowd was
eht up to the highest pitch of excite
J. Don Angus manifested q disposition
into Bawley. In the last heat Don
is came in first, but the judges awarded
eat to Bawley on account of foul al
urn. The decision caused an uproar,
met with general approval.
cniiins' dii Don sanlsss Angus. %; @ g. 49,: I ! I
he, 2:19h; 2:221; 2:21: 2:2494: 2:24.