The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-05-18
AT IRVINGTON PARK
Horses in Portland That Will Be Sent
to Anaconda and Butte.
MANY OF THE BEST STABLES
mention of the Star Strings That
VIII Participate In the coast
Events Preparatory to the
Pilgrimage into Montana.

The following from the Rural Spirit
Will De or interest to local readers. as
most or the horses mentioned will an
pear ON the Montana circuit this sea-
son: .tr ftr.T
The direct interest of horsemen il
just now turned to Irvington park.
ana good many of the best stables ON
the North Pacific are quartered in
waiting for the spring meeting. The
approaching meet will undoubtedly be
OF the best both in number and quail
1ty or the contestants. Although every
one has a winner for the coming meet
there will no doubt be some who will
ask after the meet is over, Where am
at, afoot or horseback. afioat or
ashore?" and some will be swimming
pnrough fog on their way to Mon
uana, while there will be others who
are laughing up their sleeve, with
plenty of car fare. But it certainly en-
courages the horsemen to see those
words that are inserted at the top of
Ine Portland programme, which read,
money hung on the wire come and
take 1t away"
among the runners now at Irvington
are I'll fortunes stable, which con-
sists OF Raindrop. the never-tire and
reiiaole race mare, On Time Bonbon-
lere, and the well-known jumper. Dot
ne Keed. 1t will be remembered that
the nttfe mare, Raindrop was badly
cut down at Irvington last season, and
no one thought she would ever again
race, but she Is in training and as
sound as new born colt.
lhe next on the list is what might
De called the "Coloma" stable, which
consists of the following 2-year-olds:
Marshall, Jim Turner, Ovid, lone. a g.
year-old filly and the well-known race
M0wtfZQ oA
animals are all sired by that great
morse Coloma, and owned by w. L.
Whitmore.
Wyannashott is also being put in
condition for the spring meetings.
NOW there is another 2-year-old filly.
VINO, II nothing happens. will be maxi
ing Dust for some of the better ones to
eat" before the close of the season:
she is a well-turned one and should be
at the head when the money is hung
up refer to the Prince of Norfolk
Katie A. filly. owned by d. C. Sherer.
John Gaegon has in his string the
well-known Genesee, and it looks as
though this was his year out, for he
mas already shown some great work
NJack" also has the good 2-year-old
Headlight, by Coloma-Lucy S., a full
brother ITO Daylight, who will be
knockin' at the door at each start he
makes, and Gaegon is confident that
he will get all kinds of money when
the flag falls to his interest; ah, we
nave yet to mention that the good |
mare Picnic is still on the upper crust, |
and is blowing through the course |
like olden times. She will be hard to |
beat.
Away up there at Boise. Idaho Is
a 2-year-old owned by Joseph Kinney. |
and sired by Arklow-Julia s., and |
christened Senator Dubois, which no /
doubt will be a crackajack
AT MOSCOW there are some good ones
in training. Among them are the two
2-year-olds owned by Stewart Bros,
and John Miller At Prescott. Mr..
MCGEE has the filly. Irish Mollie.
AT The Dalles there are a good num-
Der In training. The Wasco stable has
Mamie D., 2; Latah, 2; Begonia, 2, and
Vic Trivett, 2; also the well-known
sprinter Jim Crow. Alva Boynton is
working Mamie s. Matt White has a
stable, and there is also the following
horses being prepared for the SO sea-
son: Bill Rice, Good Friday and Hast
ings Maid. Fred Fisher is working his
2-year-old by Nehalem and Volta, also
Deschuttes and Nehalem.
Walla Walfa is represented by Joe
Thomas stable, which consist of
Alicia, 2; a 3-year-old by Malcolm,
Vanity and Annie Rooney.
j. w. Payne is working his filly Wild
Wave, 2, which is entered in the Rural
Spirit stake. also Rosa Morn and Rose
bud.
AT Eugene, ]. II. Irwin has in train
ing. and which are in the hands of Les
Galbraith, Neptune, 2, Great Falls,
Verde Paul and Black Prince
Out at Paiseley, the former home of
Oregon Eclipse. Hercules, etc., Andy
Allen is working Billy Ayers, Susie D.,
Lulu 2 and Christine g. Christine is a
full sister to the great AL Farrow.
At Lakeview, Charles Earl has the
once 2-year-old wonder, Sinfax. Mack
ay and some youngsters, which he is
for the early meetings.
At La Grande Mr. Trippeer has In
training Miss Woodruff 3, Little Joe
2, Effie Wallace and Matte Mullen
At Roseburg w. w. Cardwell has in
training Black Alder Free Coinage and
a few young ones.
Heppner comes forth with the fol-
lowing sprinters that will face the flag
this season.: c. ]. Matlock has Baby
Ruth, Leila Gen. Coxey Henrietta. and
the 2-year-olds Gertrude, Leo and Gid
HIATT. z. L. Matlock has the 2-year-
Odds Bertha and Nora; George Aiken
has Tampa, Ethel Grey, Cascade, Pick
pocket and Black Cloud: Frank has the
2-year-old Penland Buttes and John
Keeney is training Pin Ear, Jubilum.
Carrie Shaw, Cora Grand the 2-year-
old. Glady by Leon; Patterson Bros.
have the 2-year-old NJ Quad. by New
ington; Lyttle Howard has Wild Bill,
Grey Dick and some other good ones
In training. Reavis Bros. have Lark,
rerrese and Oregon Boy.
At Lewiston, ID. s. Fountain is train
ing Tammany, Latonia, DR.. Morris, /
Don't Know. Northern Eclipse, and
Billy Robinson has Valparaiso, Smooth
wire and Homas Boy
Pendleton has few that need men,
tioning. they are Pat Hines. Selum,
Gus La Fountaine's Gus L., Charles
Estes br. g.. Funny and J. b. Jacobs
Richmond.
At Baker City they have Jim Cor
Dett, Consolation. Lookout, Hobo. Miss ]
Ebell, Schoolgirl and Cooley in train ,
ng.
III. F. Currins has at his place near