The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-12-14
Race rock and
Stable Gossip

First race five and one-half fur
longs-sandow Ill. Jay Wheeler.
Ladronc, 81; Mrs. Shade, 1o2; Paso
Tempo. 105; Governor Bud, Mount Air
Charles Boots. Hazel D., 10I.
Second race, three-quarters of a mile
Alma. Myth, Charles A., Aquinas. XII
cardo. los: Polish, William OBJ, Dick
Behan, los; Emma D.. Harry Thoburn.
40: Fannie f., The Drummer, lis;
Senator Morrill,. 1lS.
Third race, seyen-eighths Of a mile
Bonnie lone. DR. Marks. Castake. Morl-
mel. 81: Al Koran "a: La Fontera,
Claudianna, 80: FIorimeI Little Singer
Don Daniel. Lucky Star, l04; -. Il W..
III.
Fourth race. mile and an eighth
Thelma, Donation. Palomacita. 81; Song
and Dance. 80: Argentina, 105.
Fifth race, three quarters of mile
Break O'Day, 1902, Floreanna. Lone
Princess. 1906; Dunboy. 107 Fortunate,
los; Don Fulano, 113; Midas. lis; O'Con-
NELL Mainstay, 100.
Sixth race, five and one-haIf furlongs
-Altivo. Los Cerrillos 81: ID. J. Tobin,
Chappie. scorcher, F. F.. 1o2: Triumph,
105: Maxim H., log: Tobey, Captain
Reese, La Mascota, Don GARLIC, Jack
Martin. 107: Southwerth 10.
Cloudy; track heavy.
Following are the probable WINNERS
al Oakland to-day.
First race-Mrs. Shade Sleepy Jane,
SandGw.
Second race-Aquinas. Polish. Myth.
Third race-Bonnie lone Little Sing
er. II. & w
Fourth -Palomacita. Argentina.
Song and Dance.
Fifth raee-Dunboy, Mainstay, O'Con-
nell
Sixth race-La Mascota. =. r., Don
Garlic.
John Humphreys is probably the
biggest winner of all the bookmakers
up to date He is $4,000 ahead. Phil
Archibald Is about $4,000 winner. Bar
ney Schneider and John Coleman are
the biggest losers. They are both some
thing like $4,000 loser. The other book
makers are either winners or losers
anyway from 1000 to $4,000.
Tom Ryan had bit of hard luck In
his first start this season He bet $500
on Garland Bar and lost, but to add
to the sting of defeat J. r. Fogg and
Nick Hall claimed Garland Bar. but
as Fogg ran third with Benamela he
viii doubtless get the son of Deceiver,
although there is a bubble over the
matter
Pat Dunno recently purchased year
ling by Bramble, dam Lady Maynard.
for which he paid s5.1o0. He must be a
slashing looking youngster as Pat
Dunno is one of the best judges of horse
flesh in the country.
Orpen & Smiley of Toronto. Ontario,
have purchased of p. Dunno the bay
colt Good Times. by Rossington-
Famine.
The entries for the Racine stakes at
six furlongs. to be run at Oakland on
Dee. Il. are as follows; Moreno Goto
bed, Brer Hill, Al Gorta Albina San
Nenado, san Antonio. San Carlos. Tiny
r, Rosormonde. Estro, Bliss Rucker,
Duckling. Eddie Jones, Napamax, Jim
Brownell, Stan Powers, Sybaris, Re
creation, Prince Blazes, Negligence.
Einstein, Innuendo, Official Bow and
Arrow. Quirte, Iron Heels, Donator,
Halls Mount, Uncle True, st. Philip,
imp Missioner Punter. Hermosa,
Tempse. Ed Garland WHAT Rex. Sala-
bar. Towanda, The Ace, DIR. Sharp.
Free Lady, Lord Marmion, Socialist,
ST. Cuthbert. Tiger Lily, st Calatine,
Gypsy, Receiver, Torsida, Morabella.
Royal Prize. Greenback IL, Sorrow,
Marplot contado, Arbaees. Deserette,
Defiant. Los Prietos, Highland Ball.
Morana. Bodacia. Noyia, Ideal Beau,
Morellito. p. a. Finnegan and kittie
Blake.
Tom Lottridge has 30 horses in train
a sick one in the barn, Scarf Pin Will
be ready To face the starter early in the
new year, as will also the California
Derby winner Scarborough.
There are four full brothers in train
ing In California. This is something al
together unusual. j. Il. johnson has
Diggs and sutton. Alb Stemler has the
2-year-old Arbaces. while Galen Brown
has the yearling by Red lron-Lily
Wright. Arhaees is grand locker and
is being galloped over again. lie WAS
recently fired. Diggs was quite a
performer as il and 3-year-old.
Thousands Of race goers will regret TO
learn that Morte Fonso. who ran SO
many races last season. may not race
this winter. The old horse Is in poor
condition.
They tell me that Tom Sharkey has
changed managers. What his reasons
are for the change ! have not heard,
but ii appears 10 me that he had about
as good luck as falls to the lot of most
prize fighters, under Danny Lyuch's
careful handling. Speaking of Danny
reminds me of a story | once heard
about him. ! do not youch for the
truth IF 1t. but will simply repeat what
was told me. 1t appears that Danny
was out in the Northwestern states one
summer engaged in the baseball bust
ness. His duties We're to arrange the
different games and see that things
went right. Now. when the season
closed, Danny, being on the inside. had
A nice little bank roll slowed away. So
he said to himself. 4 will just take IA
run over East and try my luck at
making books for while" While in
the West he had formed friendship
with one of the managers of local
club. a pretty good fellow and we'll
posted about baseball. When Danny
preached the subject Of his descent
upon the bank rolls Of the New Workers.
he said: 4 will put In With YOU"
Wen. to make long story short, they
cut in al Morris Park. Danny on the
block and Mr.. Manager as cashier
Now the latter. although well mp on
baseball. had never been on race track
in his life: but he had nnbonnded con-
iidence in Danny. In fact he thought
he was about the Misest man he had
ever met Well. they went to work