The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-07-25
1T WAS GOOD SPORT
Yesterdays Races at Deer Lodge Pro-
n0unCod First Glass.
There was Great Enthusias SIN and
everybody Present Enjoyed
the Fun-List of To-day's
Events.

a grand day mt the race track. The races
were all for blood. IL Is said to have been
the best day yet had on the circuit. There
was an immense amount of excitement.
h,,, ali vere uood na,,,rod and eyarvone
.,.,aLs ~,aII - ,ho 80. a,J 20 r. -
VS.. 's
aReine.. great ueai OF tnis uhi'ersai
Satisfaction Is owing TO the thorough COM
potency OF nj. Il. Grattan, the official
starter, ms a Judge.
The first race called WAS m trottipv race
for 3.vear.olds. hes, two in three The
~. - u,.,. Ash.,, Tn,..
smr.es were As"py' D. e.. hohas
Smitn' Murtna' d. i.' DehVer stables
In the first heat the horses kept on even
terms until coming down the home
stretch, when Ashby went into the nj r
and Murtha came under the wire an easy
,,;nu.r
In ,ha so.o,J h,., ,,, ,o.s0, L,,, A.,
~ ~. ~" n.' VIZ ,' , NJ. w
gether al the way rouhu nut Murtha
passed under the wire a nose i'm advance
i'm 2:4s.
Murtha was given the race. Summary:
Ashby
The second race was a running race,
one and one-f,urtb mile dash. The horses
,ha, came mon ,he ,racI in ,ho raco
'.. 49,, -. ,sn,,I
were' Nions''a' y. So hoocr' mi,gah'
ch. e., Cy Mulky. The horses were sent
away on the first score. Montana took
the lead down the track and around the
lower turn with Beaconsfield away i'm the
rear. Going up the opposite side Bcacons-
field came up and Montana fell to The
rear. Coming down The home stretch il
was a fine race between DAILY and Bea-
consiield hut Daly won by half N length.
Montana five or six lengths behind.
This is the first race Montana ever
started in. He is n beautiful horse, hut
the distance seemed To be too long. Time.
2:l3n.
The next race was trotting, 2:AO class,
In this race there were five horses 10 trot.
named as follows: Don L., br s., Evans
estate; Procrastination. b. s., Ed Lairerty;
Juliette, gr. M, :. Il. Larabie; Ben Will
liams. h. r.. Ben Johnson, Butte. br. o..
j. IA. butler. protest was filed against
Ben Williams, as il was shown that lie had
"A printed &ecor,l of 2;.i5, hut his owner
claimed the record was a mistake. The
necessary affidavit was filed, and the
horse was allowed 60 90 under
protest being barre<l from the pooIs and
any moneE ihatke might win being held
back und4 thefsilcs until the association
could sette thx frcord of the horse,
In the fist { Ii Ben Williams soon took
the lead W. w followed 10y Don. l., he
by Juliette, the others scattering. In this
way they came around the track, Ben
Williams winning, closely followed by
fourth and Butte fifth. Time 2:294.
O'clock. IL was a splendid heat. Ben
Williams soon passed TO the front,
iolioweu cipseiy by poii Il. ana au'iete,
lne o'ners iar pehinu. III ,nis way nhey
went around the back stretcn, whsh
Williams went into the AR and Don l..
TOOK tle ieau anu won tiie neat, w Mlliia,is
secona' smliette uiiru anu the o'hers us
taneea. lime :So. A..
In the ,niru neat ',lie"e VINO na1 uie
outside 9i .ne track, nau u.e pes. Oh ile
start ana took advantage OF u by pressing
in front and iouiing Don l.. Ihis gave
ner u'e n,.,,! nnu winch sne kep,, coming ~ ~
I'D" Nhliaiis secoiu, ION H.; uiiri.
Inc neat was gwen 10 wn,a,ls
anu oune'e was scr PACK ior inc ioui. III
Tue ,4,irii neat pon l.: proved 10" nl,,cn i.i
Tor Nllilains ,ahlhg ~ ~ -" "a VII
hams second, Jullette ihlru. lhhe Z;3, q.
ne MN nea, was an shci'iIle one, Dpli %
L:orohe ,,hhed,atey aiter passnnR ,'le
wire anu ios. IlliIy ~ yarus; Miilia'ns iea
around ,ne lower urn pn' 'uiie'.e passeu
nm nm 1' & ,,J oaen sun. rI ,.,iin,,s ,iins NOM,
| Don ia' ,poh secopu place. om,iette pass'u
under tne wire hrst. hne I'ol Y, ner ocs'
recoru, Don L;seconu, ;ss ilil'lhs 'niru.
oN,h neat. L MS was hiagh,hceht con
test between 1nlieue ana Don l., the
,at,.r ge'tile iii nrs,, 9nmeue seconn ann
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TuUas'ii''''"n ,s.,,s '''''''''''''''''s %isa .
uan W,il,ams ''''''''''''''' - % I
| 6uttr' ....''..,,...'.......'..5 dist.
Time-2.2oia 2So 2 80. 2 J7a, 23ils, 2:i2ai.
Running race. half mile heats. In this
| contest the starters were: kickapoo, blk.
ID. II. Daniels: Wilder. oh. o.. j. =. Sut-
ton; Rolly Bolly, b. m. Phelps a Hancock
Tue dew, en-. u, Mike 'oily. me horses