The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-07-20

20 win the largest part Of IL. Six well
bred trotters are entered in the 2:2l, while
seven fast ones will struggle for the Mer-
chants purse. This makes 81 entries ! N
the trotting contests alone. Such a string
of fine horses should ensure an enthusiasts
tic meeting. The entries are:
s:o Class, Tr,itinp-P ssD.
MounIainerr, by Piedmont.
IdIcnan, 10y Bciyoir Gi5oL
Homestake. by Gihralter.
he Soto. 10y Ranchero.
Red Oak, 10y Clark Chief, ".
Robin, by BLACK Walnut.
lady Spokane, by LemoDt
Alei. NJ, by Piedmont.
Al Mott, by Belmont.
2aS Glass, Trotting- sS0.
Uncle Toby. 10y Unknown.
Allen by S.ar n1an'
Minnie's Aimont, by Alnlont Central.
Gray Ned. by Goodhue's Patchen.
s:s5 Class, T'pffhg- PUSe, 500.
Robin, by black Walnut.
Mountaincer, by Piedmont.
I'd Wilkes, by bartholomew wilkes.
bon L., by Piedmont.
Butte. by Red wilkes.
geo Class, Troiting- Purse, si'b".
Manning, by Messenger Chief.
Senator, hy Echo.
Condee, by Abboisford.
Homestake, 10y Gibraltar.
spartan. by StrathInore,
Palatina, iy Milton Medium.
Little Joe, by Bob Hunter.
Edwin C.. by Cuylcr.
George Moshier, by Sirailumofe.
Marquis, by The Marquis.
2.4o Class, TTriing-Pt1sc sSu.
.~Iulietta, by Piedmont.
Demonstration, 10y Challenge.
hen Williams, by Iron Duke.
ldleman, 10y Belyolr lGi5oL
LADY Spokane, by lemont.
Al Mott, 10y Belmont.
9:ao Glass, T,oumg Irrss ssD.
ben Davis, by Great Tom.
Vera, by Volunteer.
Dollir, Nv Mem Diamond.
Maud singleton, by singleton.
Belle, by nauntless.
2.g Class, Troniag-Pusc sfgsO.
Louis =, by Unknown.
Cottonwood Chief, by CLARK Chief.
Bishop Hero, by bishop.
Butte, by Red Wilkes.
l.. Jay :. 10y Tramp.
BERTHE NJ, 10y Iowa thlef.
John Henry. by Pilot Manhrino,
2:2i Glass, Troiia9- P,rse siyss.
Spartan, by straihmore.
Contractor, by Sultan.
Gloster, by Tempest.
George Moser, by Strathmorc,
Marquis, by The Marquis,
Carl, by hidalgo.
Merchant Punsa. free for all Tnditng- Purse
sI,pD.
Charley Hilton. by Louis Napoleon,
Tramps,, by Tramp.
Condce. by Ahbottsford.
Manning, hy Messenger CHIEF.
senator, by Echo.
Iittle Joe, 10y Bob Hunter.
Edwin C., by Cuyler.
The regatta at Duluth, from July q tn
%, promises to be one of the greatest oaric
meetings ever held. The races will he
rowed ON ST. Louis bay, which for several
seasons has been regarded rs the best
racing water in the West. The bay il a
magnificent stretch of water at the cx-
IRENE southwestern end Of Lake Superior.
II lies between Duluth and the town of
Superior, and is well protected from rough
winds 10y the headlauds ON either side.
The water is perfectly smooth xcep in
the stormiest Of weather. The Missis-
sippi Valley Amateur Rowing association
was the first To hold It's reeattas there, he
ginning several years Y q Since thcu the
other associations have followed suit. The
Mississippi and Winnipeg associations
will hold their rcgattas there during the
coming carnival of rowing. In the two
organizations are hundreds Of amateurs
from half "a dozen states.
While the amateur ace will he inter-
csting, the chief attraction will center IN
the professional matches. The first of
these is for single SOULS aud will he
rowed over "a three mile course, with n
turn. There are Tour prizes in this race.
the first being $3.50. second $500. third
300. fourth $50. For this race are en-
tered: Edward hanlan, Albert Hamm.
Jake Gaudaur John Mckay. John Teemer,
]. n. Ten Lyck, George hosmer, Charles
X. Courtney, Fred Plaistcd, Wallace Ross,
Peter Dempsey, Jerry Casey and Henry
Wise. George w. Lee Is also entered. but
he Is in Europe with Psotta and may not
he back tn row. This will bc "A great
race, and the fret three prizes are ex-
pecicd TO go TO Hanlan, Teemcr and Gau-
daur, in just what order is not To he con-
jectured. The other men will probably
have a grand struggle for fourth prize.
and Charles Courtney, IL i'm form, should
make a good showing. Hosmer, Mckay,
Ross, Dempsey. Wise aud Casey are all
out for the purses. u the race promises
20 be one of the granlest ever seen ia
America or elsewhere.
The second professional race will he
the double scull, over "A mile and a half
straight away. The Winners will ~rcceive
$1,000. the second $3.50, third $3.50. The
professionals will all make M good
doubles for this race. Gaudaur aud Me
Kay, Hanlan and Hosmer, Hamm and
Courtney, Ross aud Wise, Teemer and
Casey are among the possibilities. The
latter double should win. Teemer has
rowed a very fast mile and a half aud
Casey is an exceptionally fast man at this
distance. The two men should make "a
new record. Both Of the men are ia good
condition.
The professionals next event will he
the four-oared working boat race over "A
three-mile course with "a turn. The
prizes are: First. Sl,2JO; second.
5000; third, $500. The combi-
nations for this race are difficult To
speculate on. A strong crow has been
formed at st. John, n. b.. but the profess
will combine. without doubt. 10
win the race. A strong four would be
Casey bow, Hamm, Teemera and Mckay
~lstrokel. Al any event the professionals
will mako up fours which will probably
pull of the ace.