The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-11-28
Butte Department.
RACERS And OWNERS
Good Blood Will Be Seen at the Coast
Horse Show.
WELL KNOWN MEN ARRESTED
Eastern Stables Going to Winter
Quarters-A Demand for Steeple
Chasere = Little Beuzetta-
Gateway Is Dead.
Butte Department.
WELL KNOWN MEN ARRESTED

Gateway Is Dead.
Following are the entries and weights
for the new Ingleside track at San
Francisco: First race. one mile-Littie
Cripple. 1o4; Pepper. los; Moderocco. %;
Ferrler. 1o2; Semper Lex. 1o7; Jack
Richelieu, 102; Josephine. 80; Cadmus,
103; Candid, 80: Installator, 103; Mon
tana, lo7; e. H. Shirley. 1o7. CCadmus
and Candid, Spreckels entries. are
coupled)
Second race, three-fourths Of . mile
Moss Terry. 100; Yeoman, 100; Sir
George, 102; Pat Murphy. 104; Oregon
Eclipse, 10s; Allover. 107; Ida Sauer. 3d.;
Potentate. liz: Monterey. 107: Magnet.
liz; Montalvo. 112; Ike j.. 107.
Third race, Palace hotel stakes for
3-year-olds, mile and an eighth-Bright
Phoebus 125: Vinctor 122; Roma, 119; O..
b. Morris, los; Junius. los; Foremost.
102; Gallant. 112; Gree. 109; Prattle, l02;
Adam. 102. Victor and Roma coupled,
Elmwood Stock Farm entry; Fore
most and Gallant coupled. Spreckels
entry)
Fourth race. I'VE and one-hah fur
longs. for maiden 2-year-olds-Maso
Fro. Moran, Terraben. Canvassback,
Pique. La Flecha, Diana filly. lis; SEN
alOI Didlbs 4Aos OnSACAAOWs StAh4AC
Tracy colt, Raelston, lis.
Fifth race. mile and half, over six
hurd1es-Bedford, las; Tom Johnson.
Templemore. April. 154; Colonel Weight
man, Soon Enough. 1925; Three Forks.
143; Joe, 1876. Indications. clear: track
heavy.
Salvador. Tenny. Waiter Cress. Cold
en- Carter. Midlothian, Sir Modred,
Flrenzi and a large number of other
fhoroughIbreds will be seen ait the COM
ing horse show at San Francisco.
The oorlpwtng wefi-lnown people
were arrested in Chicago last week In
a pool room raid: George Washing
ton. Abraham Lincoln, William
Shakespeare, j. Caesar, G. Columbus,
N. Bonaparte and other noted people.
Recognizing the value of the blood of
Musket. Theodore Winters recently
sent some OF his best mares to the
Merr'1wa stock farm to be bred to
FNoulshot. son OF Musket and Sian
der. Foulshot. Clieveden and Merriwa
win be seen at the horse show and luhe
three leading types of the Australian
thoroughbred will thus be seen.
Oakland Baron, 2. 2:14h. the winner
of 1.-The 3-year-old Kentucky futurity, Is
Oakland farm. near Paris, Ky. He
still holds the 2-year-old record that
Is next to Arion's, 2:10A. His breeding
Is OF the kind THAT great youngsters
come 6rom. by Baron Wilkes, 2:1S dam
by Sflveruhreads, son of The Moor;
second dam Fleerwfng dam of Siam
boul, etc.), by Hambletonian 10; third
dam by George M. Patchen, 2:23A
fourth dam by Abdallah L
Nearly all the big eastern stables
have gone ITO winter quarters. The
Oneck stable. Erie stable and the sta
bles OF Matt Allen. Cod. ]. Rupert.
Eph Sneaker. ]. w. Rogers and the
Madison stable are among those that
will winter at Morris park. August
Belmont's Dot will be sent to THE farm
at Babylon: Matt Byrne's Ito Mon
mouth park: David Gddeon's to Holm
del. N. j.. and Mr.. Galways Ito his
Prealxness farm in New Jersey. Duke
& Wlshard's horses win probably go
either to Saratoga or to Mr. Duke q
farm In the northern part of the state
a1ter the Pimlico meeting. p. j. Dwy-
er's and M. f. Dryers horses will
winter at GraveSend. as usual, and Mr..
Keene's at Brighton beach.
There Is quite a demand for fresh
young horses of THE stamp likely to
lidhC kOOu 6otol4CCHaSCiSs 'Dul uutIt
are. unfortunately. few OF THE right
sort TO be got at any price.
]. ]. Hyqand says tisat of all the 2
year-oids he ever handled he never felt
more sanguine of one developing into
a great 3-year-old than he does OF Re
uuital. He Thinks no route will be too
far for him Requstal is a clean-cut
colt without any lumber: has good.
open feet. with clean. fiat bone. and.
as he Is a good-conStStutioned colt,
with "a fine disposition. he is exceed
ingly likely TO develop into one of the
greatest horses this country has ever
seen.
The Breeders Gazette calls Beuzetta
a plunging gated little thing, and won.
ders how her trainer ever got her bal.
anced. When Beuzetta trotted hei
great race at Buffalo, taking her rec.
ord of 2:o6a4. she did not impress one
as being one OF the pfunging GATED
sort When trottfng at a 2:39 gait shs
n not the smoothest-gatted trotter i'm.
aginable. for the reason that she Il
continually taking hold of the bit and
begging TO go faster. When she Is
given her head and permitted TO ex.
tend herself she Is a grandly gated
mare. In speaking of her performance
IN the second heat of her Buffalo race
Monroe Salisbury said: II have seer
some fast trotters IN my time: but
never saw one trot as fast as Beuzet