The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-08-08

R0lly Bolly was last. Around the stretcn
Olympia drew to the front ~ did Rolly
stretch 70 the finish between Olympia
and Rolly Bolly. Olympia was the win.
ner by a length. The time 1:l6 was fast
and Il IL doubtful II Kismet o. Red Elm
would have been in NJ the finish even had
they not worn themselves out In the first
run. The complaint rs To the dropping
of the flag when Kismet beat Red Elm
around was an unfounded one. Three Of
the jockeys heard the word 20 come back
and did so. This In itself IL conclusive
proof that IL was no start. Mutuals paid
&4O.5O. Summary:
Al Phelps Rolly Bolly, b. M, 1i2 pounds -. 2
Denver Racing stables, kismet, oh. a., rs lbs. 3
J. u. McMaster's Dwarf Regent, oh. &. 100 lbs. =
Thornton 4 Smith's Red Elm, b. ", i0s pounds .
Time, 1:i6.
THE 2:27 TRoT.
The third race of the day was the 2:27
class with four entrIes. i. Jay S.. sold for
big money in the pools as first choice,
Louis =. second choice and the others
about equal. Louise y. sold frat choice In
the mutuals. The first heat vas started
with Louis s. at the pole. Louis S. took
the lead from the start and continued
two lengths In advance all the way around
with I. Jay S. and Bishop Hero side by
side TO the stretch. Down the stretch to
the finish Louis =. was In the cad 10y two
lengths and won handiiy from |. Jay $.
Time 2::U. Mutuals paid 5000.
1. Jay s. still sold AT first choice when
they were started for the second heat.
Louis =. went 10 the front at the start and
was two leIigths ahead OF /. Jay :. at the
quarter, the others being punched to-
gcther two lengths behind. IL was the
same at the half and to the stretch. where
l. DAY :. drew up to the side of Louis -,
and made n pretty race to the wire, win
ming by half a length from Louis =.
Time 3:25I. Mutuals paid $50.
Before the third heat II was difficult to
get any money against l. Jay S., who sold
| against the field at so to 50. The start
was effected on the second attempt and L.
JAY ;. led To the quarter, Louis s. second.
BERTHE NJ. drew up and passed Louis =.
and !. Jay =. At the half BERTHE NJ. was
trotting beautifully two lengths ahead of
l. Jay s., second. Into b stretch |. DAY
s. drew past BERTHE NJ. and held the lead
BERTHE NJ, Bishop Hero third. Time
2:2sA. Mutuals paid $3.50.
/. Jay =. still sold favorite before the
fourth heat against the field which had
few takers. BERTHE NJ. forged to the front
from the start and opened a gap, leading
lost her feet and Louis s. tool the lead by
three lengths from l. Jay s. To the half.
II was the same ut the three-quartcr with
l. Jay :. creeping up. Into the stretch
|. Jay S. passed Louis S. and won by n
length from Bishop Hero who was
NJ. distanced. Time 2:s9h.. No mutuals
were sold. l. Jay :. won first and fourth
moneys, Lewis =. second money and
Bishop Hero third. Summary:
Jim Carrigan's !. Jay s., CHI. s......-, 2 I
!: I, Cassidy,s iSnis 81 ch. - ,
NJ. y. Jones Bertie NJ, -. m..,."-.i 3 . d
Time $50, a:25a, 2:2sh, 2:.gs.
n SPECIAL TROT.
The fourth and last race of the day was
the special trotting with our entries.
Alice was the ~favorite in the pool box.
Starline selling second, Minuteman
third and True Ella the last. Starline
was slow in getting out for the first heat,
but they were finally started. Minuteman
led the way to the quarter where True
Ella took the lead to the half. On the
turn they were wei! punched. Into the
stretch Alice took the lead from Minute
man and the race To the finish was we'll
fought, Alice winning from Minuteman
by half a length, True Ella third, Starline
distanced. Time 2:35. Mutuals paid
SlT 10.
For the second heat Alice still sold ia
vorite over the others ut long odds. Alice
took the lead to the quarter and retained
IL to the half by n length. with Minute
man second. Into the stretch Minute
man closed up and was gaining ON Alice
until he lost his feet, Alice winning by a
length. Minuteman was set hack TO
third place for running and True Ella
given the second place. Time 2:31.
But little money entered the pool box
before the third heat no n having any
desire to bet against Alice. Alice assumed
the lead from the start and was three
lengths ahead of True Ella at the quarter.
Alice increased the lead all the way To the
40 Tho ab. wYaA a. . .hDAA ~
True Ella and M;nuteman who were
well together. II was the same in the
stretch and to the finish Alice winning in
a jog by four lengths. True Ella won
second money from Minuteman in a
pretty finish by half a length. Time,
first money, True Ella second, Minute
man third. Summary:
Dr. French's Alice, eli. m.,...........I I
4; NswbsrTy's True Eila, cn. m ~ 2
l., u. Llndsay's Starline. br. $. ......,.... dist
Time, 1880, 2:s', 2:Ss.
To-DAY's PROGRAMME.
There are five races booked for to-day
including the special free-for-all pacing
race. The programme is one of the best
Of the meeting and will no doubt attract
a large crowd. The three running
are filed with well matched horses and
should prove exceptionally interesting,
especially SO tho flve-eighth of "a mile heat
race. They are all races TO gamble on In
amy. event, and h ~favorites are quite
likely TO get done up. Some great pacing
is expected in the special pacing race. II
Is thought that 2:15 will he beaten.
Bawley and Don Angus were
selling well In the pools last night
at w money, Pomp bringing only
against 70. Bawley is thought to be
the winner. The programme for to-day
is as follows:
First race. %trotiing, Upper Works stakes, for
3year-o lds. so each, $50 added; $3.50 more II
2:2S Is beaten Denver Irotting stables, Murtha,
d. e.; u. !. Williams Silver bow, b. c.
Second race. running, h,c-cighth mile handi-
zap, SEA. u. Hitchcock's cyclone. c,. C.,