The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-07-06

ter, who was separated from VIM. OBJ.
by a length, Carness crowding for
third by a neck. a length ahead of
Duke of York. and Valiente last by
two lengths. Carness took second at
the head of the stretch half a length
back of Dolore. a head in front of the
Duke, who led VIM. OBJ, Punter and
valiente by a neck. Here the drive for
home began, m in a hot string the
first three went under the wire, Dolore
first, a length n a half ahead of VIM.
OBJ, who was three lengths in front
of Carness. the Duke of York half a
length behind and leading Valiente
three lengths. Punter went slow under
the wire and finished far in the rear.
Time, 1:30.
Five Furlongs.
Long green. and lots of IL. went on
Distinction, Queen Nubia and Tiny p,
but Tiny wasn't in humor to do any,
thing for his hackers. The stately
mare Distinction jumped from second
place at the half to first in the stretch
and won in a hard drive against Queen
Nubia, the brown mare forcing her
adversary to make an extra effort to
catch the purse. The start was good
and when the half was reached Gray
Dick led Distinction oy a length. and
Tiny p. was a length back OF second.
At the three-Quarters the head or the
PROCESSION was ~unCndHStu, Dut at III
head of the stretch Queen Nubia took
second place from Gray Dick. who fell
back as If he had run into the war
nose of one of Simpsons torpedoes.
Distinction was leading the bunch.
Queen Nubia second, March third, Gray
Dick fourth, Estro NTH and Tiny I.
last. 1t was an exciting dash down the
stretch, and Distinction won by half a
length from Queen Nubia, who was
four good lengths in front of March.
Estro was only a neck back of third,
and four lengths good over Tiny t.,
who left Gray DICK as many lengths
behind. Time, 1:02k.
Five and a Half Furlongs.
Oscillation was not long getting into
first place, where he ran at the three
quarters a length and a half in front
of Auquorn. A couple of false starts
were made before the bunch set out
on the swift journey. None Such TOOK
the lead for a second, but was over
taken at the hall by Saucy Eyes, who
led Auquorn a length, and Oscillation
was third, half a length from second
and a length and a half ahead of None
Such, Sierra Blanco fifth, a head short
of None. Such and a length good over
Humbug, who was the same distance
ahead of Orc Elmo. who never left the
tail. Oscillation. at the three-quar-
tiers, led the van a hot chase, and at
the last turn was two lengths ahead of
Saucy Eyes, who had taken second
away from Auquorn. who held third
until half way down the path, when
None Such showed her into fourth place.
h finish was a walkaway for Oscu-
lation, who was fast making space for
Saucy Eyes to work in. The finish was
Oscillation first. two lengths ahead of
Saucy Eyes, second, who was a length
in front of None Such, third, who was
f@..- A~.fh NO From nIInTn
Eight lengths back came Humbug lead
ing Sierra Blanco three lengths. Orc
Fin last, three lengths bad. Time,
1:1Oh.
First race, five furlongs, purse $500
c. w. Campbell's CHI. &. L. F., by Long
fellow-imp. Windmill, 109 (Wain-
wright, first: Ed McLaughlin's b. m.
Irma, by st. Savior-Ella T., 107 SHAW,
second; Woolrich & Romigh's b. &. Ben
Bolt, by Eolian-Chispa, 100 Beau
champ. third. Lafrontera, 1O2 DER
by), Tammany, 100 (R. SMITH, News
boy, 104 CPowell), Emma Rey, 9s but
ler), also ran in the order named. Tam
many sold favorite in the pools for SIS,
Ben Bolt 500 and the field, the winner
Mutuals paid sS4s.75 and 1850 and
$23 for second.
Second race. c. Twohy's b. c. Mon
tanus. by Montana-Flirt, no (Hen-
Messy, first; Marcus Days b. c. Bal
lista. by Sam Lucas-imp. Balsam Fir.
10 (~Beauchamp), second: the Copper
iCty stables Taghairm, by imp. Inver-
ness-Tradewind, 10 (Duffy), third.
Pallucas, 10 Morgan), Distance. 10
(Piggot), Cazadero. ITO q. Steward).
also ran in the order named. Daily
stable, Montanus included. sold in the
auction for $25 n the field went for
$40 and 81.
Mutuals paid s7.45 straight FOR Isaly
entry, s10.55 for place for Ballista and
$685. place for Montanus.
Third race, selling, one mile, purse
s300-H. L. Franks b. f. Baracan, 10y
| ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, 104 (Holmes),
first: Pueblo stables Coda, by imp.
| Cyrus-Rosette, 104 Cwilson), second;
whitman & Co.'s Veloz, by imp. The
Hook-Viente PowelD. third. Fortuna,
Mary Barnes, 1902 (Jones), also ran.
Coda, in the pools, sold for S26. Veloz
S25 and. the field so.
Mutuals paid 1896 and SIS and $40
on cod
Fourth race. seven furlongs, purse
s300-Pueblo stables b. m. Dolore. by
Wild Idle-Rosette. 80 &c. WILSON,, first:
Farrar & Tuberville's CHI. g. William
OBJ. by Apache-Flora, LOG (Shaw),
second; Copper City stables CHI. (. Car
ness. by imp. Inverness-Carrie c.. 90
(Butler), third. Duke of York. 101
Danehy). Valiente, 100 CDingley). Pun
ter, 80 (Holmes), also ran. William
OBJ. sold in the pools for s35. Dolore
$40, Punter 81, Carness s. and the
field 81.
Mutuals paid s27.10 and s7.65 and $3.50
for place for William ORB.
Fifth race. selling. five furlongs,
purse SCOT. G. Ferguson's b. m Dis
tinction. by imp. Stonehenge-Statley,
107 (Piggot). first; w. L. Stanfield's br.
m. Queen Nubia, by imp. Calvados-
Sister Warwick. 107 Powell. second:
w. p. Dingley's b.. m. March. by imp.
Blackbird II.-Hannah E.. 107 ding
ley), third. Estro. 103 (Wilson). Tiny
p. 90 (Butler), Gray Dick. 100 OR.
SMITH, also ran. Distinction sold for
800, Queen Nubia $50. Tiny p. s45 and
the field $40.
Mutuals paid 1870 and 1910 and 1926
for Queen Nubia.