The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-12-09

GOOD HORSES SOLD
A. L. Ksmpland and st. Patrick
Passed Into New Hands.
YO TAMBIEN, THE BEAUTY
The Large Winners on the Eastern
Turf This Season-"Two Bits"
the Jockey Sir Excess
Has Done Well.
70 TAMBIEN, THE BEAUTY

TN. following are entries and weights
Cor to-day's races at San Francisco:
FIRST race. five-eighths of mile, Tor
maiden Observation-Disclosures. Sinfaita'
ADELAIDE, 100; Piexotto, Globe. imp.
Allen, Lucille, 1856: Duchess, 100; Haz-
ard. 1O3; Alvero, Senator Bland, lOs.
second race, three-fourth of a mile,
eelling-Rico, w. L. Munson, Richards
IS: Ida Sauer, Repeater, Patrot'
Schnitz, los.
Third race, three-fourths OF mile
selEng-Ed Shirled. Realization, Con-
dee, Remus Carmel. 101; Mamie Scott,
Minnie Gee, Bran Scot. 9S; Myron. SO.
Fourth race, three-fourths of a mile,
selling-Toano, George Miller, ITO; Babe
Murphy. Gallant, 80; Chartreuse. 9S;
Olive, 102; Hymn. 107; Little Mid, lO4:
Fifth race, one and one sixteentn OF
a mile, over four hurdles-Ala Baps'
J. o. c., IA; Cicero, las; Three Forks
1873: Bedford, 1923; Gaudaloupe, lbs; Nor
gan G., Gold Dust, Rob Roy, 125.
Weather clear; track sloppy.
Ben Kenney has sold A. L. Kempland.
CHI. h., 5-year-old. by Guy Wilkes. dam
Manon, to Wilson & Madden OF Lex
ington for SIPS, and St. Patrick. b. h..
2:141k, 11-year-old, by Volunteer, dam
Young Sabine. to III. B. Carroll OF
Louisiana. Mo-, for $50.
At the horse show in San Francisco
last week c. a. Durfee's Zombro took
first prize in the S-year-old trotting
stallion class; William Corbitts Fred
Kohl won second.
Yo Tambien will be bred in the
spring to Hanover. Her record was
measurably a brilliant one. She was
five years on the turf, and in that time
won s93.22S. Her largest winnings were
in 1894 when she captured $26,lSS.
Byron McClelland will not race In
the East to any great extent next
season. His turf operations Will be
mainly confined to the West.
II seems that Stonenell has proved
an improbable bargain for t. Hood
less. who. II will be remembered
claimed him from NJ. F. Dwyer in May
last out Of a selling race at Newman
ket. When Mr.. Dwyer had him Stone
nell was one of the most difficult horses
TO handle in training. A cable dis
patch states that attempts to trail
him on the fiat have been abandone'
and that an effort will now be mad
to school him over the timber.
The largest winning horses in tn
East this year are: Requital, SOS, 1926
Handspring. S40.S $50; Bright Phoebus
$40, 700; Applegate. $29,O7O; Hazlett, SIS,
965: Crescendo. S11.043; Floretta ~
slo.255; Rey El santa Anita $5'6SO; Be
ell Carreres. S.195; Clifford. $S,460; Be
mar. $7.435: Lucania, $6,sS5, and Laz
zarone. $6.430
Two Bits made his California debu
Thursday. This jockey has been ridin
under that peculiar cognomen for
couple of seasons.
The stewards of the California Joel
ey club Wednesday reinstated v
Clancy and Finn, the steeplechase rid
ers. who have been on the suspense
list for some time.
Sir Excess was a profitable inves
ment for j. w. Rogers. He purchase
him for $1,000. and the colt credite
his owner with $4,000 in winnings an
was sold TO Richard Croker for col
siderably more than the $1,000 he cos
AS Sir Excess is a sound, good const
duted horse. he is likely to be prof
able purchase for his new owner, al
81 will not be surprising should he W
some good races In England, as Il
long open stretches will suit nor
of his conformation and style of goii
much better than racing around rim
c. Morton. who trains for Richa
Croker in England. is reckoned an :
man
A Lexington dispatch says: L
Lake, the 3-year-old black colt
Ieonatus. dam Lady of the Lal
known at one time as the SlO,t
beauty, as that is the sum, IL Is sa
L. Corrigan paid for him. was sc
here TO-DAY &c o. o. West of Lou
VILE for 81. 400. When Corrlgan pt
chased the horse he and n great ma
turf followers thought the handsoI
hooking col: would set the world an
but, like a great many other his
priced colts and fillies, he did not col
up TO expectations. Among the otf
horses on sale to-day were Carlso'
who under the colors of the Swiger
landed an American derby; Terra (
ia, once the pride of the Hawkins
johnson stable; and last, but not lea
Little Minch. from the same star
Carlsbad. like a number OF other del
winners. never cut much or ng
on the turf after winning that elias
event. and was knocked down too
for s140 Terra Gotta only brought
more, and, strange TO say. Little NIL
failed to elicit a bid. The horses
training brought good prices, conisc
ing the season OF the year. but