The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-07-13

EN- winning by a head. Los Prietos sec
ond, eight lengths In front OF Bitter
Root, third. Oscillation was four back.
going slow. Time. l:52k.
six F~urIongs.
Flashiight. Eta H.. Torsion and Tam
many Hall III. faced h red flag and left
without delay in hat order to a good
start for home. Torsion led the bunch
by @ length and a half past the half.
Tammany Hall ii. second. a head bet
ter than Eta H., Flashlight last by a
Eta II. began her work in ear
nest around the far turn, and took the
lead at the three-quarters by a length
and a half from Tammany. second. This
was also the position at the head of the
stretch, except that Torsion went to the
rear. where he remained out. Eta II.
won galloping by three lengths, Tam
many Hall second. a head better than
Flashlight. who drove for second place.
Torsion four lengths behind all. Time,
1:17.
Mile and a Sixteenth.
A couple of breakawsys delayed the
start, which was fair. Coda leading
Lady Hurst, VIM. OBJ, Devils Dream,
Paul Pry and Twinkle Twink In order.
The bunch passed the stand VIM. OBJ.
leading. and at the quarter he was still
ahead. two lengths better than Devils
Dream, Lady Hurst and Coda lengths
apart. They were badly strung out In
the back stretch. VIM. OBJ. still ading
and Paul Pry away back. outclassed in
the mud. VIM. OBJ. increased his lead
by half a length and passed the three
quarters in apparently winning form,
Lady Hurst next. w lengths over Dew
IFS Dream, Coda Jack with the bunch.
Around the turn Lady Hurst came up
to within half a length of VIM. OBJ. The
run down the stretch wal hot and mud
flew into the faces of the rear guard in
a perfect storm. Coda pulled out OF the
bombarded procession and took a place
among the leaders. Lady Hurst won
in a drive, a length in front Of VIM.
OBJ, second, who was eight ahead Of
Coda. third, who had taken Devils
Dreams place for the money. Time,
1853.
Mile and an Eighth.
This was intended for a hurdle, but
the condition of the track made any
thing else better han jumping, so the
distance was run on the fiat. Another
good start was made, and j. NJ. b. led
Rossmore, Viking, j. O.. c. n McPry-
or I'm that order, and the bunch passed
the grand stand, Viking leading by a
Htdu ~. NJ ID t&OiAtE n a. !" - $500
OF Roesmore, two in front of j.. o. c.,
and McPryor last. J. NJ. B., Viking and
Rossmore half lengths apart and four
lengths ahead OF McPryor and j. o. C.,
led past the quarter. Viking opened out
in the back stretch and put three lengths
to his credit, sending Rossmore and ].
NJ. B. to second and third places. The
positions al the three-quarters were un-
changed as to the three leaders, and
xyha, tho Stratqh yraC anterad fhpy were
| strung put Indian file, Viking three
lengths ahead of Rossmore, who was
FIVE in front of J. o. c.. J. M. r. going
from third to fourth place and losias
ground. The finish was a walk on for
Viking, who was eight lengths in front
of Rossmore, second. two in front of j
o. c. McPryor was -four lengths behind
| third, and J. NJ. b. was behind three
more. Time, 2:oeh.
Summaries.
First race, three f%urlongs, purse s25C
-Stricklin & Howelfs br & Dutch, by
1s90-1ss1. 124 (Narvaez), first; "
CockreI's br : Envy, by Galen-Lem
onade, So tButler), second: F. #
Woods br { Dinah Watt, by Olive
Twist-Mattie Luck, 10S Derby. third
Red s.. 122 RusselD; Moonlight. II.
(Glover): Jack, l19 MADDOX, also raj
and finished in that order. Pools al
ternated. Dutch sold for s25. Envy 81
Moonlight 81, Red S. s.. field So: anc
Dutch sold for s12 and the field SIS; ant
Dutch sold for s25. Envy S., Moonligh
IS and the field IS. Mutuals paid $9.5l
and $500 on Dutch and ss.55 place oil
Envy.
Second race, selling, Ave furlong.
purse s25o-F. Getaways CHI h Quick
silver, by imp. Friar Tuck-Jennie, IL
(Narvaez), first: B. c. Holly's b m L;
Mascota. by imp. a Simeon-Mari'
F., 100 (Beauchamp). second; c. s. Par
ker's CHI z Red Bird, by Red Irol-Tar
ME Johnson, 104 (Morgan). third. Tam
many, 9s CRuiz): Ricardo, 109 ;Golden)
Chinook. 1902 (Power): Are You, 10
CIV. SMITH, also a and finished II
that order. Quicksilver sold for So
La Mascota Sc. Red Bird Sc, Tamman.
IS and the field IS. Mutuals paid $50
and $40 on Quicksilver and 1925 plac
on La Mascota.
Third race, one mile and a sixteenth
purse s350-Marcus Days b C Gran
Sachem, by Tammany-Belinda,
(Ruiz), first: Sunset Stables b & Lo
Prietos, by imp. Clievedon-Leola, S
&c. Howlett), second; II. l.. Franks b
c imp. Bitter Root, by Royal Hamp
ton-imp. Buttermore, "a (Holmesl
third. Oscillation, SO (Nash), also raj
Los Prietos sold for s25. Grand Sacn
EN- ST., imp. Bitter Root SIS and oscu
lation IS. Mutuals paid 1890 and SIC
on Grand Sachem and $685. on 10
Prietos.
Fourth race, six furlongs, purse $50
H. F. Edwards & Co.'S oh m Eta II
by F1ambeau-Miss Metford, 106 (Wil
son). first; j. c. Twohy's b c a
many Hall H., by Tammany-imp. I
Trappe, 9S (Ruiz). second; Farrar
Tuberville's b h F1asnlight. by Sur
nam-Laura Winston. 40 tShaw), thirt
Torsion. 90 (Brown). also ran. Tam
many Hall III. sold for s25, Eta r
s15 and the field $12. Mutuais PAL
s1e.15 and s7.s5 on Eta II. and SI.s
place on Tammany Hall III.
Fifth race, selling. mile and a siS
teenth, purse $500. w. Motifs b I
Lady Hurst, by imp. Martenhurs'
Cheerful, es (Holmes). first; Farrar
Tuberville's br n VIM. OBJ, by Apach,
Flora, 81 (Frawley). second: Puebl