The Anaconda standard., 1896-05-30
SOME new ARRIVALS
A Stable From Oakland in Charge Of
Peter Williams.
FROTTERS AWAY UP IN {
There viii Be Good Strings From
California on the Anaconda Cir
.ouit-Other Flyers-Work on
the Grand Stand.

"A new stable arrived at the Anacon-
ga track yesterday, coming from Oak
land, Cal. Peter Williams, the well
Known driver and trainer, is in charge
and has some trotters that are as good
as any that ever looked through a bri-
Ole. The head of the bunch perhaps is
lago. who made a mark of 2:11 fiat at
sacramento. He is bay gelding,
STANDS trifie over Is hands and every
inch race horse. He is a son of Tenn
pest and Is owned by w. II. RAYMOND.
montana is another like unto his sta
piemate in color and size, but has not
yet shown himself as speedy, though
his record stands at 2:19 and II is be-
ifeved he Is capable of beating II. Mon
tana is a bay gelding. by Sidney, out
OF a mare by Commodore Belmont
"A handsome chestnut colt with a
white face and three white ankles is
Monterey. who is three years old and
very speedy, but has no record.
Silver Ring is a bay filly, the daugh-
ter of Silver Bow, who is well known
on the Montana circuit. Her dam is
Maude Singleton.
"a Desdemonde is a half-sister to Sill
Yer Ring, bay filly by Silver Bow.
out OF a mare by the son of Election
er-Fordstand.
Mr.. Williams also has two runners
Gussie and Addie NJ. Gussie is by Hy-
der Ali, dam Attraction, she by Carl
DAILY. She sent the talent into mourn
ing when she won the Palace Hotel
stakes at Frisco, and none who saw
her ON the coast will overlook the lit
tie mare when, she starts again. She
Is bay in color, built trim and clean
from the ground up.
Addie NJ. is a brown filly, 4 years old.
by Eolian. The get Of this sire have
made notable triumphs on the Ana
conda track, and when they start they
stay in the race to the finish. Addie is
stout and growing and will be heard
from later.
The runners will be ridden by Fred
Maynard, who is one of those lucky
jockeys who is able to do justice to a
square meal and keep down his weight
TO less than 100 pounds. He is still
heavier however, than he wants to be
and has engaged passage to. Gregson
Springs for sweating off the surplus
weight.
4 Mr.. Williams states that there will
be at the Montana meetings some of
the best horses from California
Among the sta bles of Andy Mcdowell,
Van Broeck, Keating and Lee Shaner
The racing game at the coast has been
a hard one, the associations have made
money but the horsemen have not,
ana there are many good men there
with good horses who will, for finan-
cfal reasons, stay there, which is un-
fortunate for them perhaps. There will
be plenty OF horses, however, in Mon
tana this year and many hard battle
vii lbe fought for the purses hung up
In Anaconda and Butte.
Joe Kinney of Boise, Idaho, with
three gallopers Is expected to-day. The
trio are good and specially so is Sunny
Plains, a 4-year-old mare, by War
wick.
Work is being pushed as rapidly as
possible on the Improvements at the
track. The new stables are much
larger and more convenient than the
old sheds They have roofs extending
over broad pathway in front, which
serves as protection from sun and rain.
The grand stand is ready for the build
ing of the seats and the finishing
touches by way of trimmings inside
and outside.