The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-08-06

together. Librarian lead By half . length
70 two lengths before reaching The half.
Here Governor Adams and Justice
advanced, and the ace was q pretty
TO the three-fourths pole. where Librarian
dropped out. Down the stretch Cover
nor Adams led hy half a length to the
a little and won by half q length from
Governor Adams, Librarian third. Time,
l:b9H. Mutuals paid t7.25. Summary:
Garlic h shields Justice, ch. r., iis pounds. !
Srr y ,, 8 ss!f iirss .ISS; ADAMS S1' M ~ 2; ,s e.; ~ lbs.
Time, asaf.
rHE 2:3O TRoT.
The third race was a ESQ trotting, with
Tour entries. Vera sold a strong f~avorite
in the pool box bringing the largest
meeting. $40. ben Davis brought $40.
Dolly SO, and Maud Singleton 81. They
got away well together in the first heat.
vera acted badly at the outset and ran to
the quarter pole, losing considerable
ground. ben Davis was two lengths
ahead Of Maud Singleton ut the quarter
and about three lengths ahead at the hall,
with Vera fully Is lengths behind. At the
t~hree-quarter pole Dolly and Maud
Singleton were gaining ON Ben Davis and
the distance was rapidly decreased to the
IlIilSn WItTc lDtn DbNlB Ho0 Dt tuTte
lengths from Dolly, Maud Singleton a
close third, and Vera fourth, running in
bad form. Time 2 :32. Mutuals paid $3.50.
After the first hea Ben Davis brought
equal money In the pools against the
field. Ia the second beat Vera again
broke at the start and lost ground. Ben
Davis led at the quarter with Maud Sin
glcton n close second. Vera trotted pref
lily OH the back stretch and easily over
took the leaders, passing them before
reaching the stretch. Down the stretch
she led by two lengths and won handily
Singleton was set back TO fourth place for
a foul y Dolly was given third. Time,
2:29L. Mutuals paid So.
Vera and Ben Davis sold for even
money In the pools before the third heat.
u both found many liberal hackers.
They were started on the first score and
Vera Immediately took the lead. At the
quarter Maud Singleton was second by a
length Ben Davis. n close third, Dolly
fourth. Vera increased her lead and at
the half was three lengths ahead Of Ben
Davis and Maud Singleton, who were
neck and neck for second place. The
same position was held at the three-quar-
ter pole and into the stretch. Vera fin
ished winner with ease. Ben Davis second
by three lengths, Maud Singleton third.
Dolly just saving her distance. Time
2:2SH. Mutuals paid 1925.
az WINS NhnN
In this heat for three fouls. II was
claimed hat she run Ben Davis to the
fence at both turns.
Thu fourth heat was n repetition of the
third. The crowd about the pools was
scarce and no money could he got against
Vera, who at the quarter opened a gap of
two lengths from Ben Davis and increased
il all the way round, winning by three
lengths from Ben Davis In a jog, Dolly
third. No mutuals were sold. Vera took
first money, Ben Davis second and Dolly
third. Summary:
Denver Trotiing Stables Ben Davis,
~; g....i.. i,.in:.ii" :
Ike MoSehoase's Maui Singleton, b. m : I dist
Time, 2:s9, 2:S,i, 2:2sis, 2ssoa.
THE LOWER WORKS STAKES.
The last event OF the day, the Lower
Works trotting stakes for 2-year-olds had
only two entries and was sandwiched i'm
between the heats of the 2:S class. II
proved 10 be uninteresting and no money
was placed on the result in the pool box
or mutuals. Erect was considgred the
best horse and he proved tn he So. The
first heat was won by Erect easily. Lo-
Gust held the lead to the half, when Erect
overlook and passed him ON the turn
into the homestretch, winning handily by
two lengths. Time 2:5s.
The second heat was about the same as
the first. Locust lead the first half but
was passed by Erect, who won again by
two lengths. Locust broke badly on the
finish aud was unable To recover. Time
2:57. Summary:
II, Kirkendall's Erect. blk. colt 4
w. Raymond's Locust. ch. ....2 .
Time-?ss. 1851.
To-DAr's PROGRAMME.
An effort In on foot TO close all business
houses o-morro afternoon. and il il also
proposed To make tomorrow ladies' day.
Both propositions are excellent and will
no Ion meet with approval. The races
Tor tomorrow are good ones n II will
probably he n OF the best days of the
meeting.
For to-day the programme is excellent
and the Held Of horses large. Great in.
terest IL centered on the 2:2i trotting
event for 81, Zoo INT n larger crowd than
usual In expected. The entries for the
running races are larger than the average
and the shorts will have a chance to place
their money. The programme Is as
follows:
First race. special. fiye-righths " n mile, run
ming, handicap. siO. Joe Bowers, los pounds:
Indian Tom, los; Half Moon, no; Country Girl,
10; kikapoo, li5: Ncnophon, ~; Silly Duncan,
iib; Nigilante, no; Susie Glenn, rs.
second race, half mile heats, $50, best two In
three: Tine jew, 1t5 pounds; Sunday. ll6; Red
Elm, li5; Tim Murphy, ita.
Third race, one and One-haif miles. Montana
Suburb.n for 3year-olds, SJD-Cai rie Lee. us
pounds; Gold BAR, lis: Birdie H., IFS; Guido, lis;
Fourth race, 2%4 %trotting class. si.ooo, best
t.oodale's Spartan J. r. Stoneruad's Marquis.
George ". Cooks Carl: Charlie QUITS Georgie
Moshier; Is. II. Benefits Bishop Hero.
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