The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-07-06
Roly Boly q Three Time Winner
In the July Meet
ing.
Vera, . Four-year-old Daughter of Ken
lucky Volunteer Does Some
Magnificent Work.

the daY was the splendid performance OF
the speedy Roly Boly in the three-eighths
dash, when she won in the fast time of 34A
seconds, just one quarter Of a second above
Cyclones record of 3414 seconds. made on
the Helena track in last August. The ad-
mirers of the trotting bred horse Toasted
their eyes yesterday in Watching the mag
nifcent work of Vera, the four-year-ol
daughter of Kentucky Volunteer and Lady
es,n the maass ri
and she trotted three heats without skip
or break, making in the last heat record
of 1925, thus adding another to Kentucky
Volunteers increasing list of trotters in the
2:30 class and less
Riverside stock farm and ST Huntley
was the proudest man at the grounds yes
terday.
The gentlemen's free-for-an trotting and
pace race was another interesting race and
the outcome was pleasant surprise to the
owner of "Green'' PAGER, which won the
race.
Race No. 8-Three furlongs, purse $2C0-
A. Phelps b. m. Roly Boly, 5, by Bank Roll
Biovns sloM s g. t. Bay Tom A., iii
Jno HardwicI's Oh. g. Birdie IL 8, by Red Boy
Anstraoas; lls'
Betting to l on Roly Boy Mutuals paid
T.95
me racine h1rses g9t away 20 very
good start, BIRDIE H. nololng the pore 70
the turn, when Bay Tom and Roly Boly
Tapped him. Koly Boly Rugged the pole
and came down the stretch at lightning
pace without being urged and passed under
the wire a length and a half in front of
BAY Tom, VINO WAS Delng urged Dy steei
not be head. The three time winner of the
neeting-Roly Boly-is a great mare, good
for any distance from q quarter dash TO
two miles. The time, :34A, was surprise,
as the mare dld not seem to be over exert .
with touch Of the whip she could have
broken the record.
Race Nc: 9-Running. six furlongs. purse $3.50
bieylns q BroWnn Q; 9. Olympia, Al, ny Luxe
unnaen praa;tI ny RsJ P R Nv W..
Dance Nelson, 40 pounds ...,...;;;;.;.;, 2
'e afm a@5dSi0ES eh g stu0u' by Red Boy DIR
then . e 5 tSea ever ap apa suddenly ia Boy
was made fayo1ite at y to TO- % to H. 30 to 50.
Inc rs WY me Dettng was SO
connt for. nlvmnia henan the fawor;t "a and
Tnen az nls aomirers nao tnelr money up
delogatlon began plunglnR on Red boy and
pal sne e. d Rso p e so M one
nia horsaragn ho houaht Rad RS, wune o ID
nnorn 81 thew want hroEo To- wI;Aia ~ ., a,,.
<,+nors who boI n1vv,,rio ~ %ia or b,o,o,,
badn;n" wban tbav aaw Rod Row tha battsna
favpr;ts "-o-- 'o' -" 1'e>@ -'J wy N0'''A4e
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nn,.n,v IN sta r{;npp and nearlv hatf 3, hnnr
waa is,nyeI -, h;s accomnt d,r;,,n g., ,p h
time he fnrn;shed amnssmant VT" to
tho and;anca hu ;n'nn;rn - +ho
nv ord honnc;nc 90 r,,hhar hail n,r;no
h;a ant;cs ha fail and tbrau his 1r;uars
Aftar that he hraoad M ana The hnrse. Vac
sent awav to a start that insured The rice
FOR Glvmn;a ma hoth horses wera naa a, NV
I even. OLYMPIA Ind the mole and held i -
the r;re y;np;na han ed rnlnnai Hn :, ~
lev tha owner 81 Red Rcv daci1ad after
az rnno ~ ,,a,,ar ,ot tho ,oyi;as 20 49,
RrooI farm start IN a raca na;r Rad Rov
=; IN, .at ffta sosi. ~ iaIe asaani Doy
viii ha ret ; !" atnd dntv az"
Race No ~ trotting ESQ class, purse $500
tunLgy ninnteer y ~ nar serH r,v uy hgh
Smnrp,er Prantice ui" I
Kirkendail & Laffertys b. g. Homestake.
unteer; Lafferty. ...,................ 2 2
O,Mell Arnold's John F................ 8 s
hhl4neemz;zulh z, zsV 20; .. A. ,.,u. ia N =.
and After the frat heat to on Var. so With ttla
bstting, was the order. " ~ ''"' "1''s '''''
TN
Inc race-vera Was an dressed up n mob,
We yes 20 Keep ner from paolng. John r: mad
Ihe pore; tne horses were well started ana
se1o a. ono1 Wono W tne Ilont traVeiing a.
m9cnlne,nKe gait apparently very lightly
toucnlng the ground. she looked q beauty
as she spec aWay from her competitors and
az tne quarter TOUR lenRlns OF DAY ilgnt was
petWeen ner ana Jonn En- second Home
slake closing up. Wnen 1urlong past the
quarter vera was six lengths III the lead
ss'at gong !. ahead with an ease and grace
snns was charming TO look at; Homestake
was tnen iet opt ana began closing the pig
Rap near tne nan Wnlcn vera passed IN LID
anu began 20 increase ner gait. Inc others
,u!owe9 up JUST Iast enough 20 Keep from
Delue uls1anceu WnIe vera was gnulne
:alonS me nomessretcn IN granu styie pass
az ~ unuel ene wire seveIai 1enRCns aneau "
I .de psne1s having niaoe tue secouo ha11 IL
i, o Meoa aeat-Eyerybody was lnteresteo
al sesa, ana SO anxious were they 70 see ner
attention Warn eoa;n toll Inc ioad and
haid + 20 tha .soHs w ..aa I ILL
e- ~ 49,: w. uIseA IunAia.k D.u
Homestake was not urged very much and
Vera, who was unfamiliar with company in
her tiavels, Kept we'll away from the others.
in5u neaILsera LOOK the lead NJ once
anu Ao4ossahe CROWDED ner closely 70 the
natl Due ony once-as the hve-furlong
poie-Manaeeo 20 DOCK up daylight be-
tween tnem' ara Inen 1t was only for
second. era passed the nalf IN lilo. at 40
cliP, ana SUN she went along magnltcently,
WIN hoMestaAs rev lengths behind.
frentlce Pusneu vera signify down the
lOmeStfetGl ana the Deantliul mare na6Sed