The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-12-31
HE'LL Be RESPECTED
The DeLacy Faction Has Been Quite
Severely Trounced. sg .l
JUDGE INGRAHAM IS rs
Santa Bella Is One OF the warmes-
2-Year-oIds on the Coast. Z
She Can Win and Not
Haf Try. =

n Following are the entries and weigh,
u for to-day's races at San Francisco: !
n First race. five-eights of a mile. fo
maidens-Mount McGregor L.. les; Th
swain. Aflatus. Elearmen, lis; Reject
60. Ollie M. Japan. Mabel L., log; L
Mascotte, Huntress, ITO. an-
second race. five and half furiongs
FIN Slaughter. Jim Corbett. Hiram
e Argo, swift Sure. 109; My Sweethea ri
n ~; Hildae Chief, Regain. Examiner
J. dorsey. Irma. 104; Polaski, Syndicate
. NJ, Montaiyo. lis; Sycamore. Georg,
los. A0'' iJian
/, Third race. about three-fourths OF
nne-Joe K, Cardwell, Billy McClosky
: 6enham. Peru, Yankee Doodle. IO5:
Gratify. Kamsin. 102 = ss-1 - :
fourth race, mile and a quarter
Claudius, lis; Dungarven. no. Sarr y,ar
Lex loS; Fred Gardner, 81; E. III. Shir-
ley, 80; Santiago. sS. - -. -
Firth race. selling, six and one half
~ uariongs-Rosebud, Sc: Minnie, Fortu-
Ga,,,Sa. Sc Norma, imp Ivy, 50; Miss
SO. 90 "aanie Scout
sixth race. seven-eighths of mfle
LOT maidens-Piexeto, Harry o.. 1os,
31oieen Bawn, Ito; Big Chief, Minnie
no: Van 6un Mick 1a0 Wicki. li5: Hagar.
Track fast; weather. clear 4i.-.
DeLacy is getting 1t in the neck an
emphatic utterances. made hirossis fa ,s
NOUS IN turf circles, and certainiv he 10
OBSERVING OF the very greatest craajt
lor the decision of character ana inda-
penuence OF thought he has displayed.
c cn sne trial OF the habeas corpus pro
Seeuihss had In connection with the ar
rest or President Lawrence of Yba
WESTMINSTER association. caused, Nv The
DeLacy~ faction. District Attornav
LINDSAY offered to produce decisions
80 "eAins up MS contention thar racing |
IS d lottery, but was smartIy ren,,lsad /
dryly: io1 A N quite 1
On you can produce decisions 10
prove anything. To say that a horse
rae Is lottery is a misuse of the En- f;
ghsh language"
AS some one remarked at the time
TINS was equivalent to informing the
1ttorney that the devil can iTr,,ote
9vtiPture When IL suits his puryose.''
Suuse lngraham's prompt and sum
-. 9lshllSsal of the fallacy endorsed
victory in the cause of those who'ara
uoihg their best to have the Percv-
Gray law declared valid. - .ssTt>'
rev people stop to think what a ire
ne nuo9s dow would be dealt the rae .
IInit adu DEreeolng industries all over the
ynIteu states IL the courts of New ,
ork should finally decide that racing
Is lottery and therefor illegal. ITnde1 ,
the constitutions of all the other states
SUITS could be begun by any reIator
: . eilst the managers of any meeting.
inu endless trouble caused by the ar.I
'ests which would follow. orf6tt fYlrtand 7
'acihg would fail, as we'll as running.
ina the farther development Of orr
iationai Hght-harness horse would be
lrrested.
Farewell than 70 49,. - |
Improvement; the foreign demand
Voulu cease almost immediately. and j
u iact, IL Is impossible. to. portray, Ali c
ne eVlls That would follow the hand
Is uoWn or decision declaring horse ]
iottery. When, however, time 7
taken 10 consider that which would IT
nsue in the event of such a ruling be- :
AZ mace, the magnitude of the stake y
,,eLacy' MS aiders and abettors. are
laying for. becomes apparent. Driven q
rom the city poolrooms, these pariahs
re seeking a revenge which, If enrorn- O
assed, VIII engulf the whole racing
nDrlc OF America in irretrievable ruin. | n
IL is comforting, notwithstandiup> TO y
meet that DeLacy and his tools have | .
zen soundly trounced at every stage "
the game they have been playing.
santa Bella, filly that has won two
axes at Ingleside, and who won a
'uple OF stakes and a half dozen purse
.ces during the summer at. the BAY tn
lstrict, has proved herself to be one an
the very best 2-year-olds on the M
asst. In fact, she ranks among the
ST youngsters in the country -. III =
Mr.. Macdonough always claimed that
hliy was crackerjack, and while
e public was willing to acknow ledge
at she was fair sort of a 2-year-oid
Sc horsemen believed that she was
I nearly of such high class as her
'ner thought. They credited Mr. Mac y
nough with overrating her some
lat.
lust the same. she kept winning race
-er race in all sorts of company, and r.
tn plenty of weight up Then il was N
d that. although she might beat the N
racing in California, she
uld be far outclassed by. Eastern 3
ar-ofds. IL is probably true that she II
IS not class with such colts and filiies n
Requital, One / Love and Crescendo. n
in both of the stakes that she won n
Ingleside. she met a pretty shlfty lot
and she beat them an n
n the first stake she was with Sallie
quot quot the fayorite; and carried even
an, who rode Santa Bella, had TO
tile her along at the finish, but she
n on her courage. F.
n Christmas day in the Hobart
ke she took up top weight and won
n start to finish, stallng off Sir
Us rush at the end with considera-
ease. Both Sir Play and Sallie Clic-
Z were very high-class youngsters
he western tracks last summer, and +
des there were other good ones in
stakes. - $1,000.
lnta Bella is by St Cert and. was
light to this country by Mr.. Mac S
ough at the side of her dam, Maid
Belle. Her success. although 1t is
: gratifying to Mr.. Macdonough,
ply serves to accentuate the great
which he sustained when Maiden -
= died. after having proved TO be 9
pal to Ormode. A colt from such q
by such a sire could not have
ed winning races.
10 Altos great daughter. Palfta, -
$. 2:ls. is full Is hands high, -
ank LOOMS will handle the ribbons
w. w. T.. Sulphkde. Carbonate and