The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-08-07

ANACONDA III
bark 70 walt until . heat OF thu ss3s class
had been trotted. After the heat they
again went % the poae end the moaosc %
minutes. AZ last they were away having
q pretty start with Murphy In the lead.
Sunday was second and caught Murphy
and passed him by half q length at the
first eighth; Into ths stretch
they were The same With Murphy
s sscs Ea i ssnd. H1'': seemed 70 io :
his speed . few yards from the wire, and
Murph won by o length. The Jew third
and Red Elm last. Red Elm lost on the
start and was unuble 10 recover. Time.
~. There were more than hve hundred
~ %S y. s-un :SsS Sm sS Ss,y rs is%. . p"y nss
In condition 20 run the next beat, and an
effort was made 70 draw the horse, but II
was finally decided that he should start.
Tim Murphy sold ut heavy odds In the
pools against the field. yith but few TAX
ers. J he horses were started with greater
Ease In the second heat, and got on well
together. Tim Murphy led the run TO the
stretch by q length, with the Others well
up. Al the turn they were all punched.
Red Elm and Sunday making q hard race
for Murphy. Down the stretch Murphy
pulled out from the others, and at the
finish won bandily. from Sunday by a
length, Red Elm third and The Jew
fourth. Time, 4sX. Mutuals paid $40.
This race was a Waterloo for the talent,
and the pockets of the hackers
Of short horses bulRed out with
Sunday aud Red Elm money. Sunday
was a badly worn out horse at the conclu-
sion of This hea and was taken TO the
stable limping badly. II is feared he will
be unable to run again for some time.
Summary:
Cy Mulkey's Tim Murphy. rn- g.,............II
i ISsq0l b%v Z sS ~ az H., q Elm i i =
Vim Tim " y. 81 Inc Tim finn Murphy fn + wins nrs, money Money
Sunday second and Red Elm third.
THE 2:24 TRIO
The last race of the day. the 2:24 trot-
ting class, was called shortly after 4
o'clock. Marquis sold fast and furious in
the pool box Ms q hot favorite with Spar,
tan clinging closely to him for second
place. The Others brought but little
ers. For the first heat Spartan
had the pole. They were well
punched ut the start. Spartan crawled
ahead at the quarter and kept there on the
back stretch. Marquis acted badly and
half and three-quarters Spartan was still
In the lead. Into the stretch he was col
Jared by Carl and Marquis, and a grand
race was made down the stretch with one
of the prettiest finishes rel seen on the
track, Carl winning from Spartan by a
others well up. Time 2;2sH. Mutuals
paid 5000.
In the second heat Spartan took the
lead I'm the first 80 yards And opened "a
gap from Marquis at the quarter. Spartan
trotted a clean clip on the hack s~tretchand
a. Ill Ia A.
the half, where Marquis took the lead.
Marquis was unable To retain il and
Spartan led again at the turn. Down the
stretch Il was another battle, all being in
a line. Spartan pulled out from the
others and won by a length from Marquis,
Carl a close third. Time 2:29H. Mutuals
paid S7.65.
Spartan now sold q favorite i'm the
auction pools over all the Others and
found but few takers. The third heat
was another N for Spartan. Taking
the lead from the start he opened a gap
OF two lengths from the bunch with Mar.
anis and Carl neck and neck for second md
.hree-quarter pole In that position. Into
the stretch aud to the finish Marquis made
n hard fight for the ead but was unable
70 quite make IL because OF getting or his
feet n Spartan won by half a length,
Carl third. Time, 2:29E. Mutuals paid
S7.25.
The fourth heat was something Of n
surprise. The horses got of well together
and Spartan repeated his usual perform
ance IN taking the lead to the half. Mar
quis and Carl were trotting closer than
usual and at the half Carl went to the front
but was not there long. Marquis passed
Carl ut the t~hree-quarter as did spartan.
Down the stretch to the finish
Marquis retained his lead and
passed under the wire n length
ahead of Georgia Moshicr, who was but
was set hack for running on the back
stretch and George Moshier declared the
winner OF this heat, Spartan second, Carl
third, Contractor distanced. Time, 3:29M.
No mutuals sold.
II was quite dark when the horses we're
rung up for what proved to be the final
heat. Spartan again led from b start
and kept two lengths In advance to the
half, where Marquis and Carl crept ND n
little closer n they were punched 70 the
turn. Spartan drew away from the Others
on the finish aud won handily by two
lengths from Marquis, George Moshier
third. Time, 2:3SH. No mutuals sold.
Spartan won first money, Carl second and
George Moshier third. Summary.
g. b. Goodall's spartan. b. g"."..2 I
Ferry Johnson's Carl, ch. g........1 8 3 8 8
Gsss; Da,ss Gscry,e Moshier, eh. "a 8 :
Ralph Clark's Bishop Hero, rn. g....6 4 4
n. kirkendali's Contractor, br. x. 3 o O d =
Time, s-2sts, 2;zst, 2;2sls, 2s2Si, ess3,s.
To-DAY's PROGRAMME.
To-day il ladies' day. Ladies' will he nd
mitted free and are cordially invited 70
grace the occasion with their presence.
The programme 10 exceptionally interest
ing and u great days sport is anticipated.