The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1894-08-30

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ass Ia The pink oe condition and ns 70
ride hard punishin9 contest. Both msa
are splendd spscimsns AZ physical man.
hood. Schoek Is not large man, but 70 Q
compact macs OF muscle and nerve and
viii give good account Of hlmsslf In .
contest rquirina endurance and SKILL A
wooden track six fest wide and seven laps
10 the mile viii b laid q the athletic
grounds should the contest take place and
win b raissd twe fsst on the outside sdes
at each turn Of the track Tor fast riding.
HELENA's RACES.
0sits Mig csswd cav The spsrs yss-
ssrday.
Special Dispatch 10 the Standard.
HELENA, Aua. 3.-A larger attendance
at the races to-day than yesterday could
not have bssn expected bat such was the
case. Among the newcomses were John
Capliee, J. K Clark. Mrs. SCOTT aud
others too numerous 10 mention from
Butte, while the Nissoulians wsse rein
forced by many new faces. The weather
was not half % disagrssabls - yesterday.
Almost every men, however. wore bic
ovsrcoat and the ladies were out IN ferce
and had their furs and winter wraps 10
keep them warm. The track was damp
and slippery In the morning. bat dsisd
out before the racing began and whils net
fast was safe.
Il was day Tor favositss, for each rum
ming event went to them. with the excsp-
tiou Of tho iirst, the thrse-sighths, which
was taken b. . stoutly and stsadfastly
backed sseond choice, Lark. Aidgst. the
favoeite In the raos. seems 70 b seals.
She vas allow In getting away, sAowed no
spssd at any part Of the route end was
beaten Oh. Lark, In the pink os eonditiea.
10 . race hoess just now. Nelson Won The
i've furlonas In . eallop, ~ did Hal Fisher
the four and half and Autsull the seven
furlonss.
In the trot Bossnian acted badly In the
frst heat and won the second ct will. wss
interfsred with By Alarmist In the third
and lost Q los oe ground. When Maud
Pstchsn trottsd by the halt hs vas
$50 yards behind but finished
about four lengths In the rear.
The bctting was heavier to-day than on
any of the preceding days, snd the prompt
manner Ia which Mr.. Ayrss aud bic On.
cisnt assistants met the demands Of the
winners Was astouishlue 10 those aeeus.
toned to the allow movsmsuts Of other
pool sellers. Tho arrival oe some 1,600
visitors from Nisseuls and the Yellow.
stone valley promises an immsnse throng
| for to.morrou'.
In the seven furloues Hsnnsssy wss
substituted Sr MeAfss on LArshstta, ~
The request a some Of the hoesemen who
had placed their money on the heess, but
the change did not ssem 10 add any 70 his
spssd. % hs finished bad third.
First race, thrss-siehis Of Q mile, purse
S200-Rsavls Bros. b. g. Lark, Q, III lbs,
Dingley. won; N. s. Halle b. M. Midget.
o III, Hennessy, second; Colusa stables
b. m. Lulu B.. q, III, Clancy, third; Car
land D Ramsdsll's b. 9. Joe D.. ., III,
Winchsli, fourth. Time Is Nutusls
paid el9.30.
Second raes. ceiling. purse eaoo-Cas.
land 3 Ramsdslrs ch. G. Nelson, 3, Q,So0,
ITO, Bossmau, won; Jordan D Sineleton's
b. m. Minnie ., 900. s5, King. second ;
Ben Martin b. &. Jim R., .. N.l00. 100,
third; N. s. Halls eh. m. Annie Moore, Q,
800, 100, Hsnnsssy; Hayes D Whites BE-.
z. vulcan, Q, 500, 10l. MoDonald. Time
Los. Mutuals paid e0.A0.
Third race, four and Q half furioues,
special purss s200-Mslsy q Bowlsy's BE-.
b. Hal Fisher, l22, King, won; H. c. Csv.
ington's ch. G. G. N. e., ITO, Burlingams
second; Owners ch. m. Carrie Crooks, o.,
III. Reese. third; w. p. Din9lsy's b. T.,
Miss Elm, III, Dineley; ID. D. Blsvins' ch.
m. Fannie B.. III. Hennsssy; c. w. Chap.
peils's b. q. Jack the Ripper. III. Clancy,
Time, 57H. Mutuals paid S9.O
Fourth race-Trottine. purss esoo. s:9l elass.
IC. w. Hofman's h Boxenan. Rice. 30. I
lS. G. Tryon's b M Maud Patchen. Tryou.. .
Owners gr M Anita. Woods.
Time-First heat, .:7; second heat IN,
third heat. e;?sH.
Mutuais paid s6.60. s12 80. eso.SA
Fifth race, seven.sighths, special. purs<
$3OO-Zeke Abrams b. g. Auteul, l2O
Clancy. 1; b. Mc(inley's ch. &. st. Jacob,
8, los, Cleary, 9; william McAtss's oh. b.
Larghcttia, III, Hsnnessy, 3; Jones 4
Payne's b. &. st. Apollo. l10; Jones
Paync's b. m. Wyanua. los. Time, :33
Mutuals paid ei7.6j.
Zske Abrams horse was big favoritl
In the actions, $40 to $40; Larghettis, $2,
TO SIS. Tho rest were In the field.
The first event for Thursday is tho un
finished trot. Three-quarters of milo
| uuuubcuVs <pu-Ess IloHs dill tloW8tN1
l2!; p. McEvoy. Gold Bug, 40; NJ. DAILY
Beaucatcher, us; NJ. Daily. Eta Mckee
yer, 30; Higgins Bros, st. Croix. 10'; Gar
land Il Ramsdell, Normandic, lcO; Hoa,
4 Little. Jennie Deane, l06.
Second race-Frec-for-all trot, purss
$3.50. klamath, Mrs. T. Raymond; Rob
bio F., Ed Pyle; Dan velox. ]. McEvoy
Altao. y. ]. Mann.
Third race-Two-year-olds, han dicap
one.haif mile. purse 500. Colusa stables
Sport McAllis,er, iis; T. McTague's Dara
no; Marcus Daly's Ella Gregg, ITO; Mar
Gus Daly's Evolution, los.
Fourth race, seven-eighths specia
handicap. purse sa5o-C. ". Randall'
Minnie Beach. ia; Maley 4 Bowley'
Lonnie b, l06; Zeke Abrams Auteuil, io6
G. Huber's Sheridan. io5; c. w. Chap
pelle's Little Tough. 100; Jones & Payne,
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