The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1891-08-22
A NATIVE MONTAN|AN WINS,
A Mystery sadly Solyed-A Wonder
fuI Mile Pun by ki~rkendnlls
Nevada.



Nond.vdav's rac;no must ON tbe whole
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"',o 'e'" satisfactory Nv "sao
citation. Except in the one mile run the
time was scarcely anything to boast of.
but the races were close and generally
the ]fuvorites were boaten Revolver
w..
"!''o,'' i'o''" ~ 'on'ii'ouoie "oi, al
played high' ana yet all bit the dust.
The pool room was fairly well filed all
dav. The crowd WAS decidedly laroer
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The first race was a tivc-cighths mile
handicap. W. II. Blacks Parrot Boy
was ridden by Gocddrrtz. Sydney Paget's
Black Diamond 10y Bob Smith. and i. {.
Holly Revolver by Bert Hart. Rcvol-
yer sold as Il iaroritc. closely followed by
BLACK Diamond. Attcr "A number ol
RAISE alarms the horses got away. Black
diamond having Il siight~ advantage. lie
forged quickly to the front and was
never headed Parrot Boy showed well
IN the first quarter The race was Black
Diamond rom The start ana was won
" W i'h@tis III l'"-'I' 'hu'ualS paio
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THE MILE pA"'l'
The second race was evidently the one
TO which sports were eagerly looking.
Mystery. Saturdays winner. was Il big
IaNorlte. seli'hg as nlSh as ~ anu ~ 10
w. W " sruc. Ho"cNrr' c,,r. ihah
"' 'a>oii''' o''i, ->'N"ua an'. l-ucii,.'
'.lo"i'ES "ui h"nioci vi a"'ni'e,S' W
onc rodll. inouSn' .>'Na"a Wouiu VIII
ooIic p'usnt JUS 10 puN d snort ilorsc'
anu vi. now son'e snlI,eu wrch tne ace
was oNc'' i"t t"' cies.hu' mare ran ilhe
d crosS lc'Weeh d Jack fappil ana a
s'roak Ut ahoihleu ciectricii!' Nlcnolls
on -Nc'aua TOOK the iiislue, Cota WIN
Mystery ntNt' iciIf ahu i,ooo ,iliru' ahu
Luclhua WIN o''llh ou'si"e, Inc start
was a good one and before the nan was
run Nevada mao a lead. AS the three
quarters were finished Mystery began to
close up ana excitement became intense
When the home-stretch was reached.
Then Gotta began to whip and Mystery
answered Tor a second. then seemed to
weaken. NichollS was whipping, too
'"sotCi.' !tii''t Iti poCNtiS' an" Nc-
y -,C'"Vg' my '"'h Il '"'' vas
"nrI' Gcn"' ; i.cau r'acilSo OUT at 'ic
gH'' 'h' Mon' ~ was Il glorious race
ili'lc' l'iI''e NeNaoa II d hohtaiia
nprIp, preu ai ''eeT Lodge ahu oW1eo ny
IT, hlrkrhoaii' Mut"ais paio -" ana
some pools oNer Hl"I
rhh N'l''N""N 't"iIlN"'
The third race was the 3D. trot. Don
H.. Contractor, Vera and lIylas Boy APP
peared. The first heat was u very pretty
one. Don L., Contractor and Vera com
ing in on the stretch neck and neck.
Contractor won in 2:26ii. He sold a
good favoritc. Mutuals paid 81. For
the second heat Contractor. Don l.. and
Vera showed up. Hylas Boy having been
distanced. Pools sold: Contractor so.
field -. Vera took the lead on the go
and held il to the half mile post. About
here Contractor passed and after a brisk
trOt took the lead, holding it through the
race and winning easily in 2:25'i. Mu-
tuals paid -. In the third heat Don l..
held the front for awhile. after which he
was passed by Contractor and Vera.
This heat was the closest of the three.
Contractor took il and the race in 2:21.
Mutuals paid SG.l.J.
THE SPECIAL RACE.
I'm uoint If tinc fine first b..t IF tho
fourth race came Immediately after the