The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-03-06
Notes of the Track.

Amono the entries for two of the big
snrino events of the Latonia jockey club is
Poet Scout, the wsli-known Deer Lodge
hotea.
Helena people his year. will pin their
faith to the Kirkendall and Preultt coloEs
in running, and the hlrkenaaI ana bar-
bour colors in trotting.
The Helena colt, Francis Pope. recently
sold in Chicago. brought Il large price. 1T is
understood, as much on account of his
name as on account of his breeding.
S. e. Larabie, of Deer Lodge, is now
more devoted to running horses than to
%ttotters, and for the very good reason That
he thinks they can Darn more money.
Poet Scout, the great Deer Lodge horse,
is now in active training IN the east, and
gives promise of being in tine form for the
big spring handicaps III whichh he lsentered.
Pate Williams has bought from w. r..
RAYMOND, of Belmont Park, the K ay nlly
Nicondru, by Doncaster, dam lsola. by
Tempest, and the bay fillv Nantura, by Don
caater. dam Heroine, by tempest.
Matt storm has sold to Ed McAbee the
royallv bred stallion I4arghetta, q horse
which traces his ancestry to Longfellow
and Lexington. Larghetta will be taken to
Canada, and used both on tbs track and In
the stuG.
At the recent sale of B. G. Holly's stock
: near San Francisco, Stenographer went fot
s4OO. Ihis colt was bought by Holly at the
Kirkendall sale of %yearllngs last August IN
Helena, for $500. Stenographer is by Glen
Elm, dam Nortica.
All the prominent Montana breeders have
been heard from by Secretary Pope, OF the
Montana stata Fair. including Marcus
Daiv. who will have Is or Is entries in the
running and trotting events: also Ike
Moorehouse. Pete Williams, ED. Iarrabee
and w. H. Raymond.
Matt lsqrnes, trainer for Marcus Dalp's
stables, in reported to have said recently
that the Sir Modred colts have speed but
cannot go the route. Matcus DAILY iB re
ported as expressing the same opinion. Sill
Matthew was the only one OF the Sir Mo.
dfed colts in the DAILY stable last year thu1
earned his salt.
w. Ell. RAYMOND, of Belmont Park, ha
sold to Marcus DAILY the noted bay mare
Carrie Fell, record 2:223IG, with her weanlin,
Tempest. dam by Commodore Belmont
Jetta. by Tempest, dam by Commoder'
Belmont: Nightingale, by Doncaster, re
cord 2::2ol4. dam by tempest: Norma, b,
Doncaster, dana by tempest, and two-year
old bay filly Navada. By Tempest, dan
Idaho,.by Commodore Belmont.
George star, Liver for Monroe Sails
bury's Pleasouton stonk farm. was the re
clplent recently Of a beautiful cane whict
Was made III the Montana stats prison. Il
represents the race record Of tho most sen
sationnl horses of California, and Is
marvel OF fine carving and Workmanship
The cane il cut away from the horses, leav,
ing them standing uUt iii relief. l.aci
horse has his naina and record engraved
tho whole showing an endless amount 0
patience and hard Wora. 1t is heavily gold
mounted and elegantly worked.
THE Ryan brothats. of Miles CITY, ar
training q lot of fast horses to carry tn
gs.e cen coIo!s through tho Montana ci fcui
TINS scason. Among them are: Eolla II. b
pantalcpu, dam Gold ilenf by Bullion
Kathleen by imported keene. dam Calntn
it, 10y Mug Lear: Rosemary lsinter to I'll
iHlj 10y l~.uclfes. dam Susie Ma lner by ia
hA.ioy; s. Don by Story fsire of Montanuy
GHnl Sils3 huipo by st. Mango: Berrlsfor.
by inpoftea heetle, dam Gamma BY Dur
win Belle: AMI last but not least, the craci
hr'tinea flyer II Watts by Pantaloon, Oar
Glance by Marion.