The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-11-05
FOR THE HORSEMAN
The Latest News From the Turf, Pad
dock and Ring.
FORTUNES MADE AND LOST
What Is Being Accomplished on
the Tracks of the Country by
Cracks - Entries To-Day
at Morris Park.
FORTUNES MADE AND LOST

Following are entries and weights for
to-day's races at Morris park:
First race. five-eighths of a mile. for
maiden ar-olds-Hamilton III. 100: Doc
Grimes. Medica. 81: Tremargo. DIR. Robb.
70; Tanis, Madge D., Golf. Nil Desperan-
DUN. Signor ii. Karfna, Celestial, 49,
Second race. handicap, three-four;hs OF
a mile. for all ages-wernberg. 124; Hugh
Penny. 123; Peacemaker. 112: Harrington.
ITO; Woodvine. 106: Patrol. 10i: Silver ii.
30; Emotional Ostler Joe. IS.
Third race. six furlongs. White Plains
handicap for 2-year-olds-Hazlet. III:
Merry Prince. ZIG: Silver ii. Mack Briggs,
l0S; Hamilton ii, Palmerston, IS: Tit
mouse, 80: Tremargo. IS.
Fourth race, mile and a quarter. handi-
cap-Helen Nichols. Ill; Lucania. ITO:
Brandywine, 100; Sir Francis. 81; Refugee,
g.
Fifth race. one mile. selling-Manches-
ter, ITO: Leonawell. Charade. 107; Mar
shall, 1Oi: Merry Duke. Eclipse. 1Ol: Dog
gett, Sir Francis, Derfargilla. 9s: Sun Up.
Sir Dixon, jr.. 92; Bombazette, So
Sixth race. one mile, for 3-year-olds-
Gotham, Sun Up, Monaco, 122: Abingdon.
Deer Slayer, III; Poebus. ia.
Seventh race. steeplechase handicap.
two miles-Duke of Abocorn, 162: Kilken-
ny. 152; Woodford, $50: May Blossom.
;
Bickie, 1876; Marietta, 1876.
Weather clear. track slow.
David Gideon will head the list of
winning owners of 1895. Up to date he
has to his credit the sum of sos, sos,
which amount was won by eleven horses,
who scored thirty-five races, ran second
eighteen times and third nine times. p.
J. Dwyer will doubtless land in second
place, as his total so far is $50. 225 which
seven horses put to his credit by win
ming twenty-six races, being placed nine
teen times and capturing third money
forteen times. ]. J. McCafferty. with
1885; the Blemton stables, with $685.
Santa Anita Stables, with ss7. 1856: Del
Monte Stables, with s297OO; ]. w Rogers.
with s26,260; A. II. q ID. III. Morris. with
s2O.575: Pierre Lorillard, with s191S7, and
j. r. & f. p. Keene. with s17,716, is the
record to date.
The amount added by the Coney Island
Jockey club. to the Futurity stakes for
1897, which closed on Jan 2, 1895, with
sealed entries. will be eight thousand,
seven hundred and fifty dollars (ss,750),
divided as follows To the winner. 81, 500:
to the second horse. 81. 200; to the third
horse, $500; to breeder of winner $1,000:
to breeder of second horse, s., $50: to
breeder OF third horse. $500.
Wild Violet is dead. She practically
committed suicide, running full tilt into
corner of the fence at Morris Park
and dashing her brains out. She was
2-year-old chestnut FLY by st. Blaise-
Woodfower.
Ed Corrigan is getting together the
stable which he will take to California
with him. and is liable to pick up at any
Inn nd 10
Senator Irby and few yearlings up from
his farm in Kentucky a few days ago,
to join the balance of the string. He will
send a few of his worst ones to the
Sheffield track. to see II they can pay
their way. VIII Wallace will also take
half a dozen fair performers to the coast
some time this month. His mare, Orinda,
has not been doing very well since she
ran in the three-mile race and Grammar,
who won IL, Is not feeling as well as his
owners would like him ton. Y. Mer-
curry.
The way of the cross-country jock is
hard. and an alert steward may make the
path still thornier. Take the case of Pat
the mount on Poteen i'm the opening race.
and when the filly reached the last hur-
die she was so tired that she sought shell
ter in the bush. Consequently Callahan
was ANONYMOUSLY deposed from his
perch. and he led the filly the balance of
the way to the stand. Thereupon a
of the meeting called Callahan
up into the stand. and according to the
veracious Patrick. wanted to know why
in westchester he had dismounted with
out permission. To the credit of the
be IL said that he did not refer
the steward TO the horse. Callahan was
at fault. He dismounted without permits
sion for the simple reason that he forgot
TO ask the horse. But he escaped without
official punishment
Walter Winans. Esq, OF Brighton. Eng.
George II. Ketchum to buy
him Il PAGER. and Jack Bowers. 209h.
has been purchased for Mr.. Winans from
L. v. Weekly of Columbus. o. Jack
Bowers will make a great pacing roadster.
and i'm the stable of well known horse
man like Mr.. winans will do a great deal
toward giving our English cousins a good
idea of the American PAGER.
The Hu hes Deal.