The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-05-19

TURF AND TURFMEN
Tips and Facts by Horse AuthOri-
ties in This Country.
WINNINGS AND BIG LOSSES
Movements and Plans of Owners
and now They Have Succeeded
and Their Chances of Future
Success on the Track.

A London dispatch says: At New
market to-day the Maiden lat entry)
Plate of 1903 sovereigns, for 2-year-olds,
those entered to be sold for 200 sover-
eigns allowed pounds, winners after
entry Z pounds extra. five furlongs, was
won by Pierre Lorillard's b Sandia,
by The Sailor Prince-Saluda.
George II. Ketcham was second, and
Red Virgin third. Seven horses ran.
The betting was to 2 against San
dia; z to against George II. ketch-
am, and 10 to ] against Red virgin,
Lord Ellesmere's b Normanton
made the running, followed by Sandia
for a short distance. when Sandia came
out. making the running for the rest
of the way, winning easily by four
lengths. George II. Ketcham beat Red
Virgin by three lengths for second
place.
The Dyke Plate of 200 sovereigns, the
second to receive % sovereigns out OF
the plate, for 2-year-olds, five furlongs,
was won by NJ. r. Lebaudy's chestnut
filly Perseat, by Florentine-Persica.
l.. Brassey's chestnut FLY st. Az
nese. by Tristan-Agneta, was second,
and p. Lorillard's chestnut colt Bers;ak.
by Observation-Disclosures third. Five
horses ran. The betting was even
money on Perseat to l against ST.
Agnese and to against Berzak.
The All-Aged Selling Plate of 103 SOW
ereigns. the winner to be sold at auc-
ton for 400 sovereigns, five furlongs,
was won by T. II. Cardwelfs b Mole
sey, by Merry Hampton-Minnie Hauk,
4 years old.
Mr.. Wishard's wishard, by Bob
nx.or,
was second, and c. j. Blake's b Castle
Or, by Belgrave-Lady Lakeland, 3
years old, third. Sixteen horses ran.
The betting was to against Mole
sey, 20 to against Wishard, and 3 to /
against Castle Or.
The Newmarket Stakes of at least
$500 sovereigns, by subscription of 80
sovereigns each, for 3-year-olds, the
second to receive 10 per cent, and the
third 5 per cent. upon the whole stake,
sex allowances. one mile and two fur
longs across the fiat, was won by Mr..
Leopold de Rothschild's b C Galeazzo,
by Galopin-Eira.
The Duke of Devonshire's br c Bal
Same, by Friar's Balsam-Snood, was
second, and ]. II. Platts b or br c
Bradwardine, by Barcaldine-Monte
Rosa. third.
The other starters were the Duke OF
westminster's Labrador, l.. Brassey''
Bay Ronald, ]. II. Houldsworth's Coyl
ton, Captain Machells Dosser, Doug
las Bairds Champheurfe, II. III
Combes' Dynamo, the Duke of Port
lands His Reverence. the Duke O
westminster's hampton, Sir ]. Kelk'i
Father Thames. Lord Londonderry
Serfdom, II. MoCalmonts Favershan
and Prince Soltykoff's Aureus.
The betting was 3 to l against Gale
ago, to / against Balsamo, to
against Bradwardine, 9 TO 2 agains
Labrador. to ! against Bay Ronald
to l against Coylton. 10 to l agains
Dosser, and 20 to l each agains
Champfieurie, Dynamo, His Reverence
hampton. Father Thames, Serfdom
Faversham and Aureus
A plate OF 103 sovereigns for horse
that have never won race of tn
value of 200 soverelgns. or race
amounting together to 500 sovereign
(selling races excepted). up to the tim
of entry, one mile. was won by +. Lor
lizards ch Dacotah H., by Onandag
-Sophronia, years old.
Colonel Norths ch C Carlton Grang'
by Carlton-Mystery. years old. wa
second, and r. Sherwood's b C Hawk
wood, by Hawkeye-Arno. years OLE
third. Nine horses ran.
The betting was 6 TO l against Dacc
tab H., 2 to / against Carlton Grangi
and ~ to l against Hardwood.
Carlton Grange led from McAlpln
and Hardwood to the Bushes, wheI
Dacotah III. drew out and won by tw
and a half lengths.
The Second Welter Weight Handica
Plate, of $50 sovereigns each for star
ers. winning penalties, the second
receive rs sovereigns out OF the plat
lra. N tsfsa
of a mile). was won by Sir II. Valid
Grifith's ch Cold Steel. by Timothy
Tenax. years old.
p. Lorillard's br x Dolabra, by En-
peror-Dolinka, years old, was se'
ond. and Leopold de Rothschild's br
Froward, by Brag-Frolic. 3 years oil
vas third. Nine horses ran. Mr.. Wisl
ards b Hugh Penny. years old.
Luke Blackburn-Maud Ward. ran. bl
was not placed.
The betting was to against Co
Steel, 10 to l against Dolabra. and 3
/ against Froward.
They are having trouble down at q
ST. Louis meeting that is liable to r
suit disastrously to the associatio
The Globe Democrat says the BETH
game must pick up very soon or the
will be quite a tangle. Alex. Ultima
who has the privileges. is far from sa
isfied with his lot. and is fearful
what is in store. There were but
books I'm line on the opening day, al
six OF these drew out on the secoi
"cut-in" day again. and II Is expect
a few others will quit. With less tn
Is books in line there is small chan
for the holder Of the privilege to ma
anything. especially as IL Is understo
Mr.. Ullman is paying $1,000 per day
his privilege.
Mr.. Ullman is all worked up over {
affair. and has held several earn'
conferences with Mr.. Mafiit on the su
ject during the past two days. and I
solution arrived at is return to /
system which resulted so disastrou
for the Fair association and Fra