The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-07-04
BETTER Than The FIRST
Yesterdays Races More Exciting Ihin
Those Of Tho Day Before.
There We're Some Races That Peo-
pie Did Not Care to Speculate on
Good Track, Fine Weather,
Splendid Sport-Program.l
special correspondence Of the standard.

~. IL, TIL. favor;tes had their
Doiit- "u's -. .na rac. ,r,ck.
way again '"-""s :" m. 80,
until the trotting race came up. Inc nv
tendance was slightly larger U 'ha, o'
the day before, the sun poured down hot,
hut late in the afternoon there was acooi-
inc breeze. The races were sufficiently
--.-., l .ora mot of
exciting 10 he interesting anu were eo,o"
In quicker time than yesterday III"
tas1;ous waits between the events were not
90 nro,ounced. Some of the running
wore we'll a,cbed and fine exhi.
. rss g., I.an., v,;,h smith A
pitiohs' Inc iuh "sa" !" NJ.
Thornton : s'aoie ngains' ~
rays mare Tara. The stable hau 'woehr
tries. Need More INT Nenophon. In the
pools the stable sold at s. TO 81
On Par, I, was for five furlongs.
..as. u,u. behind al The start and
...,a h,r ,I,oo Need More
diu no' IMPROVE nl - .arn;n,
and Aenophon ihaue ii'e's
down the stretch side ny SHE, hop
nv n final Jump thrusting his nose under
the wire an inch or two ahead. Sum
unar.
49,. p -.,,,Nr,,x nrIrr.
Mwon, .Iuiy m,,iinu. Second DAY, .Iul, s.
iss"i,ay warm and track fast. Running
race, dve mrlongs for a purse Of $50.
smith 4 Ihpnlon's ch. :. Ncnophon.. .,...,"..l
smith 4 Thornion's ;. :. Need Morc-..."...''2
". y. shhhi'f
I'M c- c,.,
FOR the SIX iurioigs race 'ounus "u'
was withurawh NJ 'he iast nno.'.i''n
Smalley. the owner. sayli,R mn, ne un
not enter the horse' anu nv no. N"pw !.
was entered untii a Few miilu,es pclorr.
lie hau leo hcr anu couiu mo- lo.s'oi.
start. Ihe entry hau Dseh Ihaue wI'IEmu,
his authority FOOLS so,u III .ou'uy ~
were wlthdrawn. ms lei, 'ne uasn DC
tween ooSerhor aua'is Wy Gus" ~ o ~,
the FORMER seiiine az siv W s. on y.
mare. FOR Two iuriohes thc race wasas
pretty a one as cohiu DE seen, ,nc imTn,ss
going abreast Tor that disuai,ce. iheI,
the stallion go' ancau anu az ,ne "'re nau
Increased ms iead 10 TOUR ie''R'hs' sum-
mary
WEST sIpE RA,ING Association saline day,
same track. Running race SIN iufi"hss' i"fa
puLss "nSS.iI.., % c,, Adams I,
- Sn,inp's eh. m Susir Glenn .
Time. Ia.
The third race WAS the finest one of the
dav and The most exciting, Ii was a mile
RIM between Ollie Beniamin and Joe
HOGAN. Arlee was withdrawn, Ollie
uanSau;, was The f,vori,e. The horses
w,re spirited and some difficulty was cx-
nerienccd In setting them oil together.
I'm, finally they wcrr started abreast.
L. Ha.ana M ,he turn brushed nvainst
Reuiamin heavily and /, looked like a
foni' hut il was no, aIlowei. side by side
ba,ina an aayan,age ~ NOR, ,hnn n few
,nchas in he aniirc mile A eirrus rider
nn,ii hay" s,oad ON ,hr hacks 81 The nair
with cas. nm 10 The goal. Beniamin won
by a half length. Summary:
IA,
W. ~ a." n,,nin, r,Na ~ an, MI. t y
,sts, ai 80.
..JlIsl. A shields 4. T.. ollie BENJAMIN 1
II NJ, sag eli. :, Joe Hogan ---.......... .
Tim ! -.
AtAo'clock the horses were mp for HE
trottinc race. This was in the 2.25 class and
promised To- he a good exhibition. The
entries were j. Il. S~tonerode's bay geld
ing. Marquis. a royal looking animal
sired by She MARQUIS, dam Mambrino