The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-11-16

and a beating. Her last race, the
Prospect handicap, was by no means
her forte. In her race previous to that,
when she was a head and haH from
the winner, Prince Lief, to whom she
was conceding II pounds, and
to Bloomer, who was second, q pounds,
she ought to have won. Previous 10
that, she had won the Golden Rod
stakes, the Partridge stakes, the Bellies
stakes, and the Great Eastern handi-
cap. The latter performance was
good one in every respect, as she car
ried 122 pounds, beating Margrave, Ito;
Hazlet, 112; Crescendo, 126; Applegate,
121; Ben Brush, 126, beside host of
lesser lights. One / Love Is beauti-
fully bred filly, and as she is a good
constitutional, sturdy, game sort, up 10
weight, IL would be rather rash to pre-
dict that any of her colts will prove
able to give her weight for sex over
distance next September.
Requital, Ben Brush, One 1 Love,
Handspring, Hazlet. Crescendo. Apple
gate and Hastings. have shown decid-
eddy the highest form, and should all
go on in the right way during the WIN
ter months, the 3-year-old events VIII
prove exceptionally interesting. Unfor-
tunately for NJ. F. Dwyer, Ben Brush Is
in few, If any, of the principal events
In the East. Requital, One 1 Love.
should be in the first flight of the B.
year-olds of 1896.
Applegate and Hastings, although
both entitled to great respect on past
performances, are both unsound, and
the odds are all against their standing
a prep" to go a route.
or the less prominent performers
there are quite a number of the i'm
proving sort. Margrave is a very
speedy colt, but is perhaps a bit def
cient in stamina. He is also none too
sound in front. so that he is hardly
likely TO be heard OF at anything over
a mile.
Refugee is a lathy, wiry sort that is
likely to furnish into a fair handicap
horse.
Patrol may be put down as useful.
Floretta Nv. and Woodvine will find
six furlongs as far as they want to go
in anything like good company.
Merry Prince has evidently a soft
spot, as he has never run up to his pri-
vate form. John Hyland by no means
can look forward to holding a strong
hand with his 3-year-olds.
Wyndham Walden had two very
promising colts In Formal and Abuse,
| but both went seriously amiss.
Wishard is a colt that is likely to de-
velop into one that will go route and
handle weight, and is almost certain
to be heard from in stake events.
Ramiro and Argentina, in the Bald
win string, are on the big framed inn
| proving order. and both are likely to
be good class 3-year-olds.
| Captive and Prince Lief are both
| likely to train on. The former has had
some hard races, but he is hardy sort
| and sound.
Damsel went slightly amiss early in
| the season. but not before she had
shown that she was decidedly smart.
She is a ra<ing, fine FLY, with great
turn of speed, and with the careful
| handling she will get from Enoch
| Wishard, there is no telling what she
may do next season.
Silver III. and Hamilton III. promised
| great things early in the fall, but both
were disappointments. Del Paso in the
| same stable, is full brother to Ludwig,
being by Darebin. out OF Bavaria. He
never started, being a big. overgrown
fellow, 1914 hands high. He is a good
| he may prove a very dangerous GUS
toner in stake events. when he will
have all the allowances.
Messrs. ]. II. & +. y. Keene unfor-
| tunately have had nothing in their
string OF 2-year-olds that amounted To
| much. but all racing establishments
have their of years. and with the
grand-looking lot of youngsters that
they have TO represent them next sea-
son, the white, blue spots" is bound to
be prominent
Matt Aliens colt Sapelo. who won
the other day, is more than useful St
Agnes has grown up in the air. with
| out furnishing. but should she spread
and furnish during the winter months
she is likely to race well. as she showed
| great speed as a yearling.