The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-07-17

ried the rubber for so yards. and Mag
nus gave another exhibition of stub
bornness. Tn bunch was. after Is min
utes' delay. sent OF TO a fair start, Coda
leading Ternary. veloz. Paul Pry. Mag
nus. Kaiser Ludwig and Ida H. in that
order Ternary led Neloz by a head
around the first turn and Coda was
third. half a length back. the same dis
lance in front OF Magnus. Ida H., Pau
Pry and Kaiser Ludwig. heads apart.
The bunch mixed up before the half
was reached, n at that pole Magnus
was first, a head in front of Kaiser Lud-
wig. Paul Pry back a length and a
half, Neloz behind all, Pau Pry crowd
ed up towards the lead and was only a
head short of Magnus. first. two lengths
in front of Kaiser Ludwig. Paul Pry
led into the stretch a length ahead OF
Magnus. the same distance in front of
Coda and Kaiser Ludwig. heads apart.
Veloz back another length, two better
than Ternary. and Idaho II. last. Coda
opened up and passed the goal a length
in front of Paul Pry. second. both under
the lash. Veloz third. two lengths back,
four in front of Kaiser Ludwig. Time,
1:44.
The Butte Selling Stakes.
A binding dust storm came up just
as the horses went to the post. In a
break Grand Sachem slipped and threw
his rider, Morgan, n ran around the
course. A crowd of men jumped onto
the track above the betting ring and
when the runaway neared the scores OF
moving arms he SHE'D TO the outer rail
and jumped over il. and was cought in
the upper end of the area. The Jockey
complained of pains in his back, and
he may be injured internally. The
judges declared all bets off. and allowed
80 minutes time TO sell pools on the
tn- liant
to the stall. Sachem and Tammany
Hall III. (coupled) sold for SIS, Serrano
s35, Ostler Joe 500 and the field $40. In
the second book, Sachem out, Serrano
went for s25. Ostler Joe SIS and the
field. composed of Tammany Hall H.,
Oscillation and Missioner, $40.
In a struggling start Ostler Joe was
a head in front of Serrano. two lengths
In front of Missioner, who was six
ahead Of Tammany. Oscillation two
lengths back. At the half Serrano was
half a length in front Of Ostler Joe. he
a length better han Missioner. who was
five in front of Tammany, Oscillation a
length back. In this order the bunch
turned into the curve and into the
stretch Serrano was only a neck better
than Ostler Joe, two lengths in front
of Oscillation and Missioner. heads
apart, Tammany chino In an excit-
ing drive down home, Serrano was over
taken by Joe, who passed under the
wire a length in front OF Serrano sec
ond two lengths ahead of Missioner,
who was four i'm front of Tammany.
Oscillation back four lengths. The first
half was made in 40 seconds. Time, 1:2s.
Five Furiongs.
Notwithstanding a heavy wind up the
stretch. four good 2-year-olds made a
splendid run for five furlongs. Rey
Hooker, Ash Leaf. Taghairm and
E-Come left the post in that order. ASH
Leaf led at the half, half a length In
front of Taghairm and Rey Hooker
heads apart. Rey Hooker went to sec.
ond at the three-quarters. a length ana
a half behind Ash Leaf. E-Come third.
The bunch Strengthened out for nome
i'm those positions. Rey Hooker was
faster than the rest and passed the
goal threee lengths ahead or E-Come
second. half a length I'm front OF rag
harm third, two in front of Ash Leaf.
Time, 1:0l1R.
Summaries.
First race. six furlongs, purse 5000
Marcus Daly's b ( Mekallah, by Tam
many-Mehailah, 93 OHolmes), first; j.
n Thomas CHI m Sallie Goodwin, by
Coloma-Laura D., 102 tButler), second
sunset stables ch C Highland Ban, by
Inverness-Slow Dance, 100 tHowltt,.
third. Inbred, o. CPowelD; Reel. 1Ol
f1erDX1. Jim bTnN ntlis lVl AAf'iiANANti
also ran and finished in that order.
Mekallah sold for $25 n the field
$40. Later. Mekallah barred. Reel sold
for $25, Sallie Goodwin $l5, Highland
Ball $i4 and the field s..
Mutuals paid $3.50 and 1926 on Me-
kallah and sS.95 place on Sallie Good
win.
Second race, selling. 1--WE %furlongs'
purse S300-W. l.. Stanfield's oh { Va
I..,f,nna hyy CT rarln-II HID bert
lO5 (PowelD. first; +. T.. Woods ch N
Dorah Wood, by Jack X.
lO3 Derby, second; ii. Il. Edward n
Co.'S b { lady Ashley, by Patton Sallio
NJ, l02 (wilson), third. Amasa, 81
Butler); Mark Hanna. SO (Nash). also
ran and finished in that order.
Valencienne sold for $50. Dorah Wood
SIS. Lady Ashley SO and the field s..
Mutuals paid 1925 and $6.l5 on Va
iecienne n $7.S5 place on Doran
, Wood.
Third race. one mile. purse s250-Pu-
eblo stables b m Coda, by imp. Cyrus
Rosette, 104 (Wilson), first; Il. II
Smiths ch h Paul Pry, by imp. Sin
Modred-Gypsy, 100 (hennessey), Sec
ond; IL. Whitman & Co.'S b & Neloz, by
imp. The Hook-Viente, 1902 tBeau-
champ), third. Kaiser Ludwig, 10:
Butler); Magnus. 81 CWainwrighD;
Ida H.. 100 tMcGinnj; Ternary, "
,Holmes). also ran inc finished In tina
order.
Coda sold for $50. Kaiser Ludwig $40
Veloz SIS. Ternary SIS, Paul Pry 81.
|, and the field $50.
/, Mutuals paid sl2.55 and s7.55 on Gods
) and sl1.75 place on Paul Pry.
Fourth race. the Butte Selling stakes
: for all ages, seven %furlongs, value 81
OOO-w. ID. Randall's blk h ostler Joe
J by Fresno-Sister TO Jim Douglass, Ill
J OHennessey), first; J. X. Redmon's 81
Z h S~errano. by Fonso-Jennette. III
5 (Beauchamp). second; III. l.. Frank
J CHI G imp. Missioner, by G~alliard-imp
( Miserere. 81 (Holmes), third. Tamman'
) Hall H., 20 (Ruiz): Oscillation, =