The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-08-17
THE RACES.

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y the Two Trots and Two Running
Events Came on. :
he Juvenile stakes, q trot for thres.ysar-
bred and raised in Montana. value
D, was the first race on The programme.
gsnta sold ven with the field, Bud,L
Hillbury. in the first heat. Bud L. led
the way around, winning by several open
gths in 2:32. Hillbury was distanced.
1agenta was the favorite at $50 to e25 for
second heat. bud l.. led at the start.
broke badly and was passed by Magenta,
o won easily in 2:88. Bud u. narrowly
ssed the distance flag.
or the third heat Magenta was favorite
$25 to $40. and won easily, again lead
nj! the way.
d and raised in Montana; $50 each. $3.50
ed. Value $3.50.
lliams q Morehouee's b. I. Magenta.
v Tempest, dam Indian Queen, Will .
i ! i andley's Blk. 9. Bud IT,. by Don
lillbury distanced in first heat. g
fu uts : paid Il IS %. ss77.2 and s7.1o.
The Pioneer stakes had four starters.
Don, Dot, Miss Nelson and Jessie. Spoon
lrted favorite in the pools, but the bot
z later switched on Dot, who brought
], to Spoon $45. Jessie SIS. and Miss
lson 80. II was . votv poor start, a.
did not move up at the word, and
oon was almost ~ badly of. Miss Nell
4 the favoritss several lengths. Dot
de q gallant struggle to overcome the
d start, as did Spoon. The latter made
coming down toward tho home stretch.
I Dot oouldu't begin to do better than
30 Miss Nelson. who had rapidly dropped
the rear. Coming into the stretch
oon led Jessie. who WAS coming along
der the whip. Tho colt had the race
~, with Jessie second, Dot third, Miss
Ranning-The Pioneer stakes, a sweepstskes
$50. Six f~urlonss
~ Bros; b, Q, Spoon, by Story, dam Miss
NJ. FLAKES &. I. Jessie, by Don Carlos, :
am juno. los pounds, williams. ....... q
k%irkendall's gr.f Dot, by Glen Elm dam
Jewell, lO5 pounds, CLANCY. ......... ........ 3
Mutuals paid SIS. 80.
Next came a selling race Of a mile.
houRh II was a special, the regular race
wing failed to ill. 1t was the best OF the
~. Alice Clark and Regal sold even at
b each. to Pe.iwinkle I'll, Little Tough
!. Alice CLARK mud Regal started off to
AXE the race, going on even terms into
Q baokstretch with Little Tough a good
ird and Periwinkle last. At the half
Toe CLARK led Regal q little, and the
hers we'll enough up to be in the race.
own toward the stretch they came almost
q bunch, but at tho turn Alice Clark lod.
he had the pole. while Regal on tho out
dc was making q big effort. 1t WAS no
10, however, as The marc won by over a
myth. Psriwinkle got in third. The time
as very pool. 1:47. The winner Wal en-
red to sell At $1,000. and was bid in by her
fvner.
Running Special selling raos, pure of $500.
ne mile.
nj. Inte's b. m i. Alice Clark, by Col. Hebron,
dam Bright Eyes, ia pounds. Brlstello.. 80. /
Bessie Douglass, ia pounis. Clsnoy........ 3
". Chsppeil's b. .. periwiakel' ~ King j..
I little Tough, 1Ol pounds, a.s0 ran.
Time, 1A7.
Mutuals paid $ll. 20.
The last race OF the day was a trot. 2:o4
lass. with Klamath a prime fAvO,ite in the
pols on the frst heat at $40 to SIS for the
lid With Dslco, Emin hey and George
Poodthorpe in il. Klamath took the lead
J The start but was closely pressed by
)elco in tho backstretch, Emin Boy : good
bird. Klamath fell behind on the thi d
hrn, but made . hnc spurtf on the home
catching Emin. Bsy. who had
hssed pelco. and winning BY less than q
PnRth. Emin hey was running usdor the
|rstty finish. Delco was third and Wood
borps . poor fourth.
Klamath was barred In the betting on the
beond heat. Dslco sold go. Emin Boy
10 George Woodthorps ~ for second