The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1894-09-01
ST. JACOB FELL DOWN
Barney McGlnlsy's Painfully Hard Luck
q Helena.
HAD THE RACE WELL WON
Immense Crowds Saw the Sport In
the Temporary Capital Again
Yesterday In Spite OF
the Rain.

Yesterday In Spite OF
the Rain.
Special Dispasch to the Standard.
HELENA, Mont, Aug. 3i.-Ths day
dawnsd cloudy and threatening rain,
which matorialised in q thunder storm
and quite shower as I 30 o'clock. These
wero nearly - many people on the
grounds at the races ~ yesterday, bat not
20 many ladies. Tho lunch counters were
hotter supplied, and the fruit and peanut
stands carried over surplus.
The races were called promptly and run
on with despatch. The starting was good
except In the ssven-eighths, when Shsei.
dan, second choice iu tho betting, was
virtually left at the post. The heavy track
was slippsry In places. but the time made
was good, especially 90 In the pacing race,
Tho only incident worth mentionine In
either Of the four races, was the mis-.
fortune a. hard luck which overlook Bar.
nsy AoGinlsy and his many friends.
when st. Joeob fell In the stretch near the
eighth pole With the race al over excspt
the shouting to all intsnts and purposes.
ST. Jacob got away In front and the fsr.
thss he ran the slower the others seemed 10
Get. Coming down the stretch the sad.
die sirth broke, and the jockey fell on,
the horse went down, and away went
Barnsy's chances for tho pool bog. He
and his friends had almost every ticket
sold on him. He 10 flrst-class mud horss.
hence the confidence Of thoss who knew
u.
Brine Trix won the pace at will, after
A.ns<v<tHa fkz A. -
Red Dick won the 80 By head from Jos
d. and long neck from Lulu B. II looked
to many % u Lulu B. might have won
had she not been pinned In next 70 the
rail. c. u. c. vac looked upon ~ eiueh
In the H-mils selling race. but could sss
no better place than third TO French Lady
and Promise. The Partisan came With Q
rush and won BY . neck from Promise
with C. n. c. head At Promises
shoulder.
Every one wss glad 10 80 Marcus Ds,y
on the grounds. He vas welcomed By the
president and directors and every eour.
tesy was extended. He seemed 70 enjoy
seeing the west side 90 we'll rsprsssntsd.
Hon. Con Kohrs was also on the track.
Rirst race, postponed. ssvsu-sighths %
| . mile, handicap, purss s2b0-RAmsdsll D
Burris' gr. m., Minnie Beach, Smith, liz
ipounds, arst; c. W. Chappslls's eh. b.,
Little Tough, 100 pounds, second; Naley
q Bowlsy's oh. M, Lonuie B., 106 pounds,
third; Jones 3 Hayes' b.. M. Raindrop,
o.. s6 pounds; George Hubsr's eh. h.,
Sheridan, D., i06 pounds; R McCinlsy's
ch. c., 81. Jacob. 3, ID pounds. fell and ran
unplaced. Time, i:33H. Mutuais paid
sis.6S.
second race, thrss-sighths of mile,
purse e260-Higsins BroAhets' Red Dick,
III. Dinghy, first; Garland q Ramsdsli's
dos D., III. Hsnnessy, second; Cnlus,
stables. Lulu B., III. Clancy; y. II.
Starksy's Cyclone. III. Smith. Tims,
:3bX Mutuals paid sa0so.
| Third race. special pace, purse 500.
J. q Carison's Brino rrix. BartruR. "a 81 I
Higgins Broshers' scioto Giri. Jsi.
BsSrows Brothers Del Norte. Bar.
| rowA .....................3
| I'd PylsS Bonnis B.. Harrison. go
Time. arss heat-2:3sH. Musuals paid ets.io.
Second heas-2:ssS. Autuals paid s,asp. Third
heat-?:2l. Mutuals paid es.io. Fourth heal
.:s2x. Musuals paid C.>a
Fourth race, thres.fourths Of Q mile,
selling, purss e260-Hlegini Broshesss
French Lady. e&s0. 100. Dinghy, nrss Call.
foenia stables, Promise, e6oo. 1o6, Combs,
second; e. n. Cumington's e. ~. G., 900,
los, King, thirdi D. o. Blsvin's Nsttis
Glen, $500. l0s, Russell; Jordan 3 Single.
tons Minnie, 600, i02, Burns; w. Ne.
Atee's Tobaaeo. $50. lOa. Burlinsams: 2.
Abrams Auteuil, $500, l06, Mcdonald; {;
time. 1:isA. Mutuals paid ee.2s.
Thursday's entries are: First race. half