The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-08-25

first and Tammany Hall III. the seconu
division. and Missioner. the faVorite,
was third. II was a good start ana
Tammany III. took the lead and kept II
under a gain TO the wire. Missioner
ran second to the stretch, where Lazy
Ashley overlook him and won second
money. The finish was Tammany hail
III. first. two lengths from Lady ASH
ley. and Missioner third, haIt a Iehs'"
back. Time. l:lsA.
year-olds and upward, six iurIonEs'
purse $500:
J. q. Twohy's h G Tammany Han II:
by Tammany-imp. la Trappe' loo
CR. Smith)....... 49,.
II. +. Edwards & Co.'S u Lazy
Ashley. by Patton-Sallie NJ, ~
1Narvaez) ........... ...... ......'' :
IL /. Franks Oh e imp. Missioner py
G~auIard-imp Miserere. 106 tShaw). )
Polish. Mike Rice and oak Lear AIS
ran. New Moon scratched.
BETTING: Missioner $50. OAK Lear ~
Tammany Hall II. SIS. Lady Ashley $50
Polish S13. Mike Rice $13. Mutuals pIia
$40 Il and S24.-5 on Tammany Han H.
and $685. on Lady Ashley.
Mile and go Yards Charlotte NJ
For the first time in the day a favor
ito won. Charlotte VI was picked oS
the talent. who backed her hedNlIS;
Rapido was first away IRON a E"ou
start and Barracan took the tcau ~
the first turn and held II around To tne
stretch. Charlotte VI was third 10 III,
half where she passed Lorena u. ana
ran close 10 Barracan into the stralShl'
Sha won by herself five lengths from
Rapido who was half "A length better
than Rarracan third. Time. ~l:l4i4.
Summary-Fourth race, selling, or -
year-oIds and upward. mile ana ~
yards, purse SOU.
u II,,-bsg oh { Cha TlOtto NJ ny
Minnie *, 100 tNarvaeZ).' ]
I NJ. Caps ch & Rapido by Cyclone
NyanZa. 104 tRuiZD .......
II /. Franks D f BarraCan by Tam
many-imp. Barcamere, " tbraS)..
Grady. Creedmore l. ana Lofeld IL
also ran.
900 Iorena IL. $50. Creedmpre l. Sl1
Rapido $40. Grady s.. Mutua's itld
sS.S5 and $7.55 on Charlotte NJ and Sl2s :,
on Rapido.
uire and a Quarter. Five Hurdlcs-f. U.
There was a dump in more thai one
meaning of the term. University was
favorite and he was second over lHe
first Jump and first over the SECOND
iump. but there he fell. HIS rider
Roullier, was not hurt. The morse CON
tinued to run and went over the next
two hurdles trailing the procession. /
= wont ahead after the accident and
led from 10 to 20 lengths, Lord Chester
field next. six to eight lengths in front
of ] O G. and Silverado % lengths PACK.
The last lump j o & and Lord Chester
field cleared side 10y side. L + won ~
lengths ahead Of J @ {. who was hNe
i'm front Of Lord Chesterfield. Silverado
an eighth Of a mile back. Time. 2:2l.
Summary-Fifth race. handicap, Tor
3-vear-olds and upward, over five hur-
dies. mile and a quarter, purse $500:
&. w. ChappClls Oh < y j. by Long
feld-imp. windmill. l3l CCairnsD 90. l
s. G. Fox's Oh z J O c by Apache
Irene. 15S CTTimlcD .....-...."... Z
ID. Dennison's b n Lord Chesterfield
by imp. Chesterfield Faluda, IL
CTuhcrNille) ............ .........'' d
Silverado also ran. University fell at
Betting: University $50, Lord Ches-
terrified So. u + 81, j q & So, Silver
ado $40. Mutuals paid S25l5 and $l2.91
ON T. + and $l6.25 on J q {.
Ti,. FurIongs-Howard.
The last race went as the majority of
them lid yesterday the favorite did
not win. hut a hot second choice did.
RoadUarmer was the high priced one
in the auctions. \ fair start was given
and Howard went ont in front. but
Roadwarmer soon GOT L. ere and led IL
the stretch with Howard at his side,
Gold Bug next. R~oldwarmer yielded IL
those hot on his trail and Howard
opened up a gap, winning by SIX
lengths. with Gold Bug second, hall a
length from Roadwarmor. Time. l;oi,
Summary-SiXth race, selling, for 4
year-olds and upward that have started
and net won at Butte or Anaconda, tN
fuTlonEs, purse $3.50:
II T.. Dolau's ch " Toward by TN-
~rant-Mayctta. III tGloverD ..-....H
]. ". Richards ch 3 Gold Blu hy
Young Pittsburg-Mollie :, III (Sui-
lNdnD ......-,.... ......sfsr'rs
/ L. Lannigan's b & Roadwarmer hy
, Frank Rhodes-Dell, III tAmesD.....
Midas, Joe Cotton, Jim BoZeman
March and Alma also ran. Sinner lief
, al post. Chinook, Headland. Tom smith
: Little Tough and Juanita scratched.
Betting: Roadwarmor $50, HoWar'
$40. Joe Cotton $50. Jim Bozeman 81
: Gold Bug S25. Midas $15. Alma $40. tiel,
80. Mutuals paid $36.25 and Sl6.20 ol
o Howard and $3.50 on Gold Bug.
Eatrie> To-day.
First race. maidens. three and a haI
furlonCs-Silvcr Jim. 10l. Aurora L
90. Susie Lake. 100: irish Girl, 90; Mis-
e Miller 100. ppulan Buttes, III: Co