The Anaconda standard., 1897-12-06

Bonnie lone, st. Calatine, n; The Ro-
man, 1903; Howard Mann. Senator
Bland, Satsuma, H.
Fifth race, five furlongs. for 2-year-
| clds-Moringa, Amasa. Defiant, Flush
ington, 100; San Nenado Falcon Odds
on. 1903: ST. Cuthbert, Torsida, Ygnacio.
10S: Napogue Daily Racing Form,
Highland Ball, III: imp. Missioner, liz;
| Dr. Sharp, 115.
Cloudy, cool.
Following are the probable winners at
Ingleside to-day:
First race--Rufalba, Los Cerrillos,
Don Daniel.
Second race--Mainstay Caliente,
/ Montgomery
Third race-Personne Charles Reiff,
Little Cripple
Fourth race-Satsuma, The Roman
St. Calatine.
Fifth race-Dr Sharp, Torsida, Daily
Racing Form.
1t looks as though Holmes used very
bad judgment Saturday in the mile and
three-quarter race. in taking Senator
Bland out in front and trying to run
Tripping in the ground.
Lexington dispatch says AT the
sale of A. II. and ID. ii. Morris, sons
of the late D. II. Morris. Al head
brought SIS, 76O. The top price was $1,000.
paid by Marcus Daily for the fast mare
Rdiculc. The more notable sales We're:
Imp. Contradiction, b. m. 10, by Ster-
ling, dam Casuistry; Ed A. Upton.
Montana, 1000. Imp. Haste, b. m, 10,
by Energy, dam Guronne; M young
$3.50. Homeopathy ch. m, 10, by Re-
form, dam Maggie b.. Ed A. Upton,
$500. Imp. Prosperity. ch. m, by Zealot
dam Wealth: Ed A. Upton, $500 Imp
Ridicule. br. M, S, by Altotas, dam Liz
ze Tabor, Ed A. Upton, $1,000 Imp.
I l. 4. L lfFTn do
Lizzie Baker; William Easton, agent,
$3.50
Leslie Washburn, a well-known
jockey. who was in Montana last sum-
mer for his health, died of consumption
at Vermillion, S. D., last week.
| The use of the recall flag has been dis
continued at Ingleside, very wise
| move.
| The entries for the Inglesde stake at
| four miles are as follows: Don Claren-
! clio, Rey Il Santa Anita, Lucrezia Bor-
ga, Burmal, Candelaria. Polomaeita.
/ Sweet Favordale. Song and Dance.
Adolph .Spreckels, G.. b. Morris, The
! Bachelor, Sam Tate, Del Norte, Pre-
sidio, Personne, Senator Bland, Hum
! bug Wheel of Fortune, Lincoln H.,
Judge Denny, Grammar, Endurance.
Mandolina, Buckwa, Yankee Doodle,
Rey del Bandidos, Sir Dixie, Schiller,
DIR. Marks, Billy McCloskey, Marcel
! Foremost, Marquise. Sharon Lass and
| in the aggregate than has heretofore
| been named in such long race.
| Tully Coulter sold Woodland Belle to
| "Daggie Smith for $780,
The great Marion is in foal to Lord
| like (the good son of VassaD, and has
not looked nearly as well in 10 years
as she does at present. Her produce
| have won over 1868, ,000-the American
record.
"Veritas'' has this sensible thing to
say about Furnishing a horse in race:
"A touch of the whip now and then
may serve to remind a horse to let out
a link of speed. but welt-raising
hagellations will make cutters. sulk-
| ers. bad actors and wrecks of naturally
| good race horses" .
1t is said that the black and Maltese
T cross of the Santa Anita stable has
| been seen for the last time on the East
| ern tracks For 10 years E. j. Baldwin
| has sent string across the Rocky
| mountains, and for the past five years
he has threatened to retire from .rac-
ing. That he will not be represented
on the Eastern tracks next year is a
| certainty. In nutshell. the usual
-
been made this year
The Santa Anita stable. since its in
ception, has won over $l00O,00o III
stakes and purses. and T.. j. Baldwin
has bred more American Derby win
ners than any other man in America
Although on an average of 80 horses
have been raised every year at Santa
! Anita for the past II years. less than u
have been sold during that period. i
is the intention of Fl. J. Baldwin tc
maintain hereafter a small string on this
California circuit. but he will hereafter
sell his yearlings at public auction ever.
year.
At the sale of Theodore Winters and
j. O. Reis' thoroughbreds. the Eel Rio
Reys sold fairly we'll The highest
priced ones were as follows:
FL Rio Rey- Blizzard colt to ID. Ryar
for si75; El Rio Rey-Fonsetta filly tc
r. Hughes for $3.50; E,l Rio Rey-Louiss
Nj. colt to Stemler K Archibald for $685.
FL Rio Rey- Nellie Post colt to w
Fisher for $500. FL Rio Rey-Igalens
colt to r. Latta for 1926; E,l Rio Rey-
Otelia filly to r. Hughes for $3.50. anC
the FL Rio ReySylvia colt to T. Grit
fin for S340
Barney Schrieber purchased the one,
good race mare Charmion for Sll5. j
Mcdonald. on behalf of w. OBJ. Mac
donough, bought Sunlit the dam of Il
Rays and Don Garlic. for $500. Mat
storm bought filly by Sir Reel, dan
Nova Zembia. for $3.50. and DIR. Mime
got the Morello-O -Orinda colt for tn
same figure. The star of the sale proNet
to be the Morillo- Orinda yearling. Mat
storm. Jim Mccormick and Tom Nc
Gowan engaged in some lively bidding
the latter securing the youngster fo
s1.525 Tom Ryan bought Hertha fo
$l55. and Morivel was knocked down L
Matt Storm for 1926.
The comments of our English cousin
en- Sloan's riding are full of interest Il
Americans, but the following. Whicl
deals with broader subjects, strikes u
as most impressive and truthful eN
position of some of the most prominen
features of the English racing seasol
OF 1885,:
We in this country have Away
prided ourselves ON our horses and the
riders. Still over in America they car
Z hppGEs stock