The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1891-08-15
A MAGNIFICENT OUTLOOK,
For the Coming Races the Flyers Ar
rive and Are Installed in
Excellent Quarters.
Horsemen Highly Pleased with Both
Track and Accommodations
List of Arrivals.

Fair association give greater promise of
a big, successful meeting than at any
time yet. About noon Thursday an en-
CINE pulled in, bringing with it thirteen
cars. containing some eighty horses. The
horses are an exceptionally fine lot, ex-
celled nowhere in the west, and western
horses have long since led the world.
Among the well-known horsemen who
arrived yesterday were DIR. Bovett of
Butte, the owner of Ben Cole; Alex.
Lewis of Portland; Mat Storm and b. G.
Holly of California, and Charles Jeffry of
Helena.
Tomorrow races promise to be dccid-
edly interesting. The first event is a
trotting and pacing race by horses owned
and bred in Cascade county. Entries
are: Captain Couch's Ed Couch. Robert
Vaughn's Tommy Couch, D. II. Chur-
chills Lady Flash and W. Ill. Oaks Bell
Oaks. The horses are all SO closely and
evenly matched that the race promises
to be a decidedly interesting one. The
purse is $500. This race is followed by a
running race of one and "a fourth miles
for $500 and a free-for-all trot. 54OO.
y TRIBUNE reporter called at the
grounds last evening. but could only
gather a partial list of the horses, owing
to the ~latencss of the hour.
Those secured are:
Ncihart, br. G., running, owner Carter
Barker.
Joe Hoge, ch. ST. running; Red Oak, br.
S.. trotting. and Lady Flash, b. f., to ID.
II. Churchill.
W. II. Blacks stables include White
Elm, running. b. G.; Belle Oaks, trotting,
b.. f.. and Parrot Boy. running, a 3-year-
old b. S.
Commodore, a t%rotting b. S., to W. ID.
Randall.
Ned, a 3-year-old trotting b. G., owned
by Captain Couch.
The br.f. Maud, a 3-yearold belonging
to Mr.. Powers.
Among the horses brought in yester-
day were:
Ben Cole, a b. G., owned by DR.. Bovett
of Butte.
The horses belonging to the Mat
Storm stables of California are all run
ming horses and number several winners.
They are Largetta, a C. s.; Mystery, a 3
year-old b.. f.; Santilla, a 2-year-Old C. f.;
Marigold, a C. M; Topgallant, a 2-year-
old C. s., and Kildare, a C. g. The stable
contains some world-beaters and is under
the charge of Mr.. Holloway.
Adjoining these are the Suisun stables
also of California, L. c. Tryon, manager.
The horses are all %trotters and PAGERS
and their names are well known to turf
men. They number three-Hylas Boy,a
b.. g.; Maud Pachen, a b. M, and Brill
%iantine, a PAGER.
Next to these are two handsome run
ming horses belonging to DIR. Fisher,
Eclipse, Jr., a b. s.. and Wedgiield, a b. G.
April Fool, a yellow gelding, belonging
to j. II. Walker, is the horse that broke
the mile record at Butte.
Applause is "a b &. unner belonging to
w. George.
The stables of b. G. Holley of Vallao
show a fine lot of horses. Revolver is a
b.. g. and runs, Judge Terry another b. G.
and also runs. Eytravagant, a twO-year-
old c.f.hut of Economy,is a trotter. Turk
Frank is Il br. g. PAGER.
Tom Tucker, b. g. t~rotter; belongs to
Lee Mantle.
Frank NJ. br. &. t~rottcr; owned by L.
f.. Heating.
The Pageit stables, belonging to Mr.,
Sydney Pagett of Miles City, are also a
handsome lot. All are running horses.
They are Forester, S. G.; Sailor, s. G.;
Black Diamond, bl. s.; Mermaid. S. m,
and la Belle Il three-year-old b. {.
, Ryan Bros. stables, also from Califor
; nia. contain a number of handsome
horses. They are Capt. Lawson, b. s.
\. l.. Watts, :. s.; Romemary. a two
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