The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-10-21
HERO 4 WINNER
The Former Montana Horse Now
Holds tho Five and Three
Mile Records.
TAmmany, tho Great Leader Of the
DAILY Stables, to Race
No More.
The winnings for the Regular Racleg
Season Of 18O3-Ths Keonc's Lead
with 42sa ,OS7,

With $@SS, O37s
A. The last day Of The Pacific coast trot-
ling horss breeders fall meeting at San
francisco. on Saturday. the nvs-mils dash
vas won by Bishop Hero In 12:3Osl, which
: 28h seconds better than The best pre-
Pious race record. The San francisco Ex-
hminsr says of the event: 1.-THE hvs-mils
lash was . wonderful event In several Se-
tpscts. There were four horses entered
knteire, Little Witch. Bishop Hero and
Robert Land all finished in less than
record time. Bishop Hero and Robert L.,
arst and second. also beat 1916. the record
Fscsntly made By Pascal against time.
Bishop Hero. because Of his record break
Ing performance in the thrse-mils dash on
ths Saturday previous, was. Of eouHss The
kavorits. Robert L. val we'll thought Of
BY many bas The abundancs Of Bishop
Hero money kept his price steady ~ e26
against 81 for The entire field.
''As sosn - the word was given Robert
|. wsns out 10 make the pace. He led By
kbout two lengths for the hrst mile, when
Bishop Hero joined hin and the pair raced
together FOX . mile and . half, In shs
bsskstretoh on the fourth circuit the Mon
lana horse went TO the front and thereafter
had things all his wi way. Robert L..
made . last efort 10 ostoh Bishop Hero
wheA Strengthened for home on the last
mile. but hs could not get p. Bishop Hero
Won BY ten lengths. Robert L. almost .
kurlong before Little Witch and Aatsirs.
Who were engaged in q hard fight for third
money. Little Witch secured ths verdict
By i've lengths.
"Bishop Hero ID . roam GsldinR BY Bishop
out of . mare BY Hero Of Thorndals. 10 IL
> Montana bred horss, having bssn raised
near Hslsas, and belongs TO Edward s.
Rothehild. Of Portland. Hs now holds the
worlds record, 7:l911SS, for three miles, and
h2:8ON for five miles. In bis Ssss Saturday
khe third mile, the fastest Of sll. was COW
Predin 1854. The average for each mile
Was a small fraction over 2:30. Rothohild
10 very proud Of his horse and won about all
The money there was waRered against him."
The holder of the three snd i've milo
records was bred by Col. W. B. Humidity
and W. g. Prsuits near this city. and for
awhile occupied a prominent place in q
Helena livery stable. where he was regarded
% . good road horse. His talents In that
direction were too good TO remain unrsooR-
nized and no soon fell into the hands Of
somebody who turned him into what he
now IL, one Of the greatest staysrs and beA
windsd animals on tho track.
Tammany has run his last race. Marcus
DAILY wanted him shipped to Montana from
Morris Park whom the New York Jockey
club meeting was over because he wants to
have q drst class sire on his place and
thinks II better to have him out there In
good time before the weather gets any
colder. Tammany stands exactly sixteen
hands high and is a splendidly proportioned
horse. with grand action. He 10 the type Of
horse that In England would win seven out
Of ton derbys. He Is better looking horse
than bis sire, and Matt Byrnss says he 10
sure shat he 10 a better r%asehorse. He says
that Iroquois did not show at his best In
this country. but still he IL sure that Tam
many is a better horse than Iroquois ever
was. Matt Byrnes thinks that Tammany
is q better horse at q long distance than
Salvador was. He says that Salvador had
perhaps more speed, but that at . mile and
a half or over Tammany 10 better.
A special dispatch from Missoula last
night said: Hon. Marcus Daily came
day. He stated to parties here that the
racshorse Tammany has nearly recovered
from his recent illness. M. DAILY also
said that Ismmany would not again be put
on the turf and that his racing career IL
closed. The horse will be kept as the head
Of the stud at the Riverside stock farm.
DR.. Hall, the veterinary surgeon who came
in charge of the horses to Montana. started
fov New York to-day"
James X. Kcene and Foxball Keeso had
the honor of heading tho list OF winning
owners for the regular season of 1893. with
8282, 9S7 to their credit. This 10 a greater
sum than was ever earned by a stable in q
single season before In this county. Mar
Gus Days stables come fifth. Those who
won $40. 900 or over were: James Il. and
+. P. Keene. $3.50. 9S7; N. +. Dryer. $685.
2lO; II. Croker, $92, 672; J. A.. A. H. and
D. H. Morris, $69, 1865; Marcus Daily. $685.
O32; Gideon d DAILY, s62, 750; Raneocas Sta
blss, $62. 045; Oneok Stable, *52. 40; w. G.
DAILY, $50. OLA; Brown & Rogers. $61, O75; p.
J. Dryer g. Son, SAG. 1897; J.. Rupert, IT,,
$41, 977; Blemton Stables, x3s. 800; C. Flsisch.
mann d Son. $50. 25l; William Barrick, $780,
$50; Wslcott & Campbell, $27, 972; Empire
stables. SIG, 1877; Washineton stables, &c.
355; B. MoCiellnnd, s25. 795; F. Lowe, $685.
105; W.. II. Jones. $40. 700; Nathan Staus,
1913, TOT; J. g. F~ollansbse, SIS. OO5; Preak-
ness stable, $17. O32; j. E. Mcdonald. SIC
9S4; Boyle Il Littleield. BIG. 7l5; Undine
stable. GIG. 7O5; J. b. Collins, SIC, $40; j.
W. Rogerr, $l5. 400; G. II. Mo rus d Co.,
$lb.077; McCaGs,tv d. Wishard, S14,87O;
J. Mclaughlin, 1852; W. Lakeland,
$12.6 600; II. Bradley, $12. $50: S. w. Street.
$l2,56 William jennings. Sl2. AGO; J.. L.
SeaRrnm. FIJI, 500; Madison stable, $ll. s45:
W.. OBJ. Marlborough. $11. 775; D.. +. Pull
sife-. $11,497; w. b. jennings, l 1.4b4:
Frederick Foster, $40, $40; W. j. spisrs.
*lO.6l2; 9. Walker, $40. GIG; E.ua stable,
$780, 05; g. W. Newton. $40. 425.
Notice.
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