The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1894-08-29
TOM M'TAGUE IS HAPPY
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IT WAS A BIG PICK UP
gmma Mo. fool One Raoe From
jennie Dean ana Marietta and
0ara eeat Model the
Crack.
Special Dispateh 10 the Standard.

HELENA, Ane. A-Ths attsnAanco at
the races to-day, In spite oe the raw Aosth.
west wind and extrems change IN the
weather, was fully up to that Of the day
before. Many went out to the track In
linen busters, while every man wished hs
had buffalo overcoat before the last
beat vas trotted In the last race. Butte
and Anaconda had large delegations
present, and from the way the monsy was
spent each man won money not only on
the races here but ut Anaconda and
Butte.
There were vssy nearly % many psopis
present from The west aide ~ from
Helena and vicinity.
The special trot for 8-ysas.oads was IN
easy JOB for Delbsrt. who won IN straight
heats. Tom ldcTagus took both the
running events. Il 70 unnecessary 10 n.
mark that hs and bis legion Of friends
were happy.
Emma Nc. did not have . walk over.
She IVES all cut ct the Auish, and It struck
soms obssrvees Soeoibly that with . little
more effort oa the part Of Jennie Deans
joeksy she could mot have lost. The -.
suit a The Pionsss handicap was . sur.
prise to the public. but not TO some Of tho
hoessmsn. Nssistta won without an sf.
Sort and Dara was handy second. Model
was not ridden - we'll - she might have
besn.
The start was eood one foe NeTasus's
pair. On the rail was Naristta, Dara
next. Bsnefaetrsss In third. Ella Grseg
fourth, With the favorits, Model, In nth
place, Model, Ella Greeg and Benefae.
trsss being length and . half In the
rear and slow to move away.
Narissta, Dara, Modal and Ella Crsee
with Bensfactrsss Tapped on, but round
Ing the turn NeTague's pair With Model
drew away and, turning into the bead Of
The stretch, u was evident that both Ella
Gregg and Bsnsfactrsss were beaten, ~
both got the whip and failsd to eain oa
the flying leaders. A. the eighth Naristts
had the race In hand. and coming on 10
the wire drew away frem Model, while
Dara, next the rail, panDsd her like shot,
and AeTagus's pair went b. The Judges
stand lappsd With . length bstwssn them
and Model, Ella Grseg three and Bens.
factress ilve lengths behind the tired ally.
The pacing exhibition wAs similar In
evsry respect to the many % many pso-
pls have wearisd Of. The, starting, judg.
ing and everything III and about the
grounds has bssn satlSfsetosy 70 the pub
lie and hoFsomen, except rsportsrs. They
have no place to rseort to from which .
race can b seen to any advantage.
First raee. trstsiss. special for s-ysar-olds,
purse eaoA
II. .. NcGovsEn,s BE-. Q. Dslbsrt. .....2l
X. z. Davidsoe's b. & Lady 3. z De-. 1 .
Higgins Brothsrs' blk {. AntrinA ...... . 3 Q
nns-First heat, s:27X; second heat, a:s4x;
third heat, 2:2 -.
Nusuals paid-F,rss heat. N.m None cold
after.
Second race, ceiling, - mile, purss $500.
Winners to b sold at auction and any ex-
GEES over entered price 10 b equally div.
idsd between the association and the
second horse. Those entered to b cold
at 1000 to carry weight for age. Allow.
ancss one pound for each hundred down
to d 900; then TIVE pounds for cash hun.
drsd lees. Ten NeTaeus's Oh. {. Emma
Mac. 3, n.700; Bossman /; CAliforuia
stables, ch. {. Jennie Dsans, q 400, j;
mAndis, $500. 8; Winehsll 8; Marquis
Daly's b.. {. Carystid. 2. 5000, Burns; B.
NcGinlsv's Oh. g. Gilroy, 3 ei.tO0; King
ran unplaced; winner b. Hidalso-Buttsr.
hy. Time l:2sx. Nutuals paid ele.s0.
Third racs-Pioneep handicap, for Q.
ear-olds. Purse $500 Thomas McTaeue'a
b. Z. Marietta. 100 pounds, Hsnnsssy, 1;
Thomas NcTagus's br. T. Dara, l06
pounds. Bossmau, 8; Hoag q Littls's ch.
{. Model. Ia po unds, Combs, s: Marcus
Daly's be. {. Bessfactrsss, 1l6 pounds,
Smith; Marcus Days o.. 1. Ella Crseg,
1lb pounds. BurlinsAne. Winner BY
Eollan.M .Misadie. Time 1;l7. Mutuals paid
e23.60.
Fourth raes-Pacing $40 class. Purse seoo
J. Z. Garrison b. b. Brino Trx .... ...... 3ill
8. G. Tsyoab b. b. landlord Medium ... I
Eastoa D Jenss' bib. b. Black Cloud.... ss2a
John McEvoy's b. n. Irene L........... Dia
Winner BY Atamont-Sallie Tricks. Time. nrst
heat. a:is,i.
Musuais ps,d Nxoo; second heat a,.s,s, mu.
tuals sid q -; third hsas. s;?s. mutuals paid
a5e; Fourth heat, s;22.
The entries for Wednesday are: Three
sighths dash, eooo-Norlss, N. S. Hall, ii0
Midget. N. s. Hall, III; Lark, Rsavia
Brothers, III; Lulu B.. Colusa stables,
III; Joe D., Garland D Ramsdell, III.
Second, fivs-sishths, selling, $50
Annie Moore, q 100, N. s. Hall. 100; Red
Dick, N,200, George Henderson. III
Nelson, 81, 800, Garland 3 Ramsdell, Ill ;
French Lady, $500. Hiegins Bros., 90;
Jim R., Si.l00, Bon Martin. 100; Vulcan.
e790, Hayes d White. l01; Minnie, el00,
Jordan and Singleton, s5.
Third, four and one-half furlongA sps.
cial, e9Oo-C. NJ. C., H. C. Covington, 1lO;
Rosebud, Jones q Payne, III; Fannie B..
d. O. Blsvins. III; Jack the Ripper, C. w.
Chapells. III; Hal Fisher, Maley 4
Bowley, 122; Miss Elm, W. p. Dingley.
III.
Fourth. seven-eiahths, special, $500
Auteuil, Zeke Abrahsms, liz; LarRhetta,
w. McAfee, III; St. Apollo, Jones &
Payne, 10; Wyana, Jones q Payne, los
st. Jacob, Barney Mckinley, los.
Fifth, 2:2i class, trotting. s60)-Boze-
man, Maud Patchen, Warwick Medium,
Alarmist, Anita.
In the auction pools on the seven-ei2h,hs
race Emma Nc. sold for IS, 81 and s.
against SO to SIS for Jennie Deanc. SO TO
500 for Norm andie and s. to Sc for Gllroy