The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-08-28
A DAY ! || Z RACING,


Two Fayeritss 49, ana Two Iost-A
1rottins 49, van worth Seeing
1s-day's Card.
Red Elm.
more IMAM dsO00 pan11le ~~aa=<s al the Fair
grounds yesterday. Il vas the biggest day
OF the week N every way. The weather
was al that could b desired. the track fast
and the races above criticism. All events
were praisevoFthy and were hotly contest
ed. The betting, too, was lively. much
more 80 than on any preceding day. and many
thousand dollars passed through the pool
box. There was nota murmur of complaint
on any start or result. although some
thought that Bob Wade was given big adj
vantage. Those who know the horse did
not think 50. They were we'll lined, but
Wade shot out il front just as the flag
dropped. The Lost Chance handicap ush-
cred in the exciting events. Olympia was
the tip, but Guido sold heavy favorite
after the admirers Of the Luke blackburn
horse had got their money in and Mr..
Babb's star 3-year-old won the big event
handily.
Butte residents were we'll represented at
the track. headed by tho Hon. w. A. Clark,
to bet little on his speedy horse Condo,
who was ont for the money in
the go trot. The Rntta;tes sunnorted
the vest side horre .,,a +hav xrant hon,a
tha trott;nn -. =. uney. nose VINO saw saw
hest rsca 40 49, yosselaay Witnessed the
tharo ~ ~. 0'. uI ~ Helena aiiI
Close strrnnIa tro, oan 10y tnat !. vas t NO.
afln,;rars II ~, ssaA w nliieli: NC
tha s,,a " SoIue were Ialliy surprised az
horsa q avar -.,,x s,ssr :. 40 "s san 1 d
d;d XII; ss svGr T n.. oxe1 race .lacK ana ne
ODDS r,ere ~, .M, nJlg ; anu we'll puI .he
1rand az. "a 49, sssat t LII ~ was
eftar rnnnSoS c"s W r ou. dou ud
Mon,;r rounu 81 :a., apRlause, as Cohae ana
.,,ra ..;.H =. Icy. - 0oe psseo unuer !iie
race. in which ManninO vas q red~hot fnvY
orite. Pools on all the horses sold well al
sue eaea s1aIS, may IA Q! mem aRRreGasng nearly
sscnred TOT aas9us+ nx C5 100 Gou'u DE
At this ratio the Butte men won.
nonav tbev ot sv.v n 10th M o, melens
Manning. Il "a atated. rlaved hetween - OOo
and $1,000 on his horse. These horses viii
come together again Saturday in the free
for all, the great trottine event of the year,
found ready to back him. He made several
unfortunate breaks in the home stretch
YESTERDAY. lust as he had the race ia hand.
and doubt still remains as to the merits Of
the horses. Manning won the free for-all
at Butte last week, while few DAYS before
t6n2e won the 2s2O trCt. 1T is considered
that these will be the only two horses in
h.on' WHO nss o ;tt MoI IL me Mes ~ .nree
yt ehhs, MI, :; -: w. 'Ao'n'oA anu
Tha half mile heat raca of vesterdov
.fforded the snorts CHANCE for snecnlation,
Sunday was the favorite at good odds.
This race was one Of the prettiest ever run
over a course, and the finishes in the last
heats were most exciting. Red Elm is
th ma ba %
= US '44o ''>'>. 49,. -, n 80 '"A'
r.,, ~ Ar.n.t .,
r;-.+ p.a. pnnn;na thrss fur,onos
purse 1900.
4 n sntton,s h :. Bob Wade. BY Roam Dick
nnin"wm. ia nonnis. Mel anahlin I
F. N. starkey's Oh. 9. CYCLONE by Iron Clad
unknown, 40 pounds, Harmon 2
n. Tully's b. 9; The jew, i2o pounds, .luly
lime, sih. nutua ns pan e.a 40, 1, ~ . ,,o.;
The race-Bob wade .t was h sueh iayorte
that there was Out HCtie oetIlhg agalnst
him, notwithstanding that cyclone held
the worlds record ior three fnrlongs: The
time shows that bop Ma;sahs'e at 1t yes
terday, and he won with apparent ease
When the word Ego" was given the horses
we're well lined but when en-, me nag dropped
Bob Wade had Jumped 1Woaseng'ns IN 'front.'
of the others and maintained an easy lead
all the way, Cyclone coming In second by
half a length. under punishment
second race run ada Closed ' Marnh Aas i,h
cap sao eacn, s.oO s naa ,n;,e AND onsn,o "''n
\, nl'e = n on,l.S - Gni,io ?. by nonhis
Cross.Ah9roEa ~ pounndl smn;a !, by hIls asyS
fsSd 5 aBl rs bound ,biaslSy
Belle klein; no pounds. ,Gagon 3
IlIiis. IslA.