The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-07-14

THE STAN
pedo was never headed and at the half
he was three lengths ahead, Alma Sec
ond. two In front Of Ma&nus. Willmeter.
N~ewsboy n Ida ii. heads apart, the
others back. The three leaders passed
the three-ouarters without changing po-
sitions. n when the bunch straight
ened out for home. Magnus took second
place from Alma, who was a neck bet
ter than Encino coming up. 1t was
another Of those driving finishes and
Torpedo won only by a neck from En-
cino. who had put a length and a half
In front OF Magnus, third. Alma was
two lengths back. Time. 1:17&.
The silver Bow stakes.
This race called to the post Sanity.
Ash Leaf. Gualala, Montanus, E-Coms
and Horton Mallakwa was scratched.
The distance was four and a half fur
longs. SANITY, as usual, did his turn
at fancy kicking, paving the ground
and air. lunging and other intricate
movements which only a high-strung q
year-old can perform.
The youngsters churned the ground
for 80 minutes before a fair start sent
them all away except Ash Leaf. who
was itiI L Auc Pocl- u. ". f1Olly 3
crack bay colt Horton takes kindly to
the post, and he patiently waited the
drop of the flag. He sold for SIS in the
auctions against IS for E-Come and $25
for the punched entry, SANITY. Gualala
Montanus and Ash Leaf. The remark
able feature of the start was that IL
fixed the positions which the field as
sumed at the finish, Horton leading Mon
tanus, Gualala, E-Come and Sanity.
Harlan tnnrAoaa1 kta tA.I a.. tL- A--l~
stretch and into the turn he was q
length and a half good over M~ontanus,
who was half a length in front OF
E-Come. SANITY back q length and q
half and Gualala two behind all. In
the straightway Horton was two lengths
good and not working hard, Montanus
next. W lengths ahead of Gualala, who
took third from E-Come by half a
length. Under the lash Horton and
Montanus drove home. Horton earning
the purse by half a length from Mon
Janus. second, Gualala third, two
lengths back n Eve in front of
E-Come. who was three better thai
Sanity. the recent winner of the Bitter
Root stakes. Time. :56N.
Six F~nrlongs.
st. Apollo, Master Mariner, Daylight,
Estro, Tom Smith and Rapido in this
order left to a good start, and st. Apol-
10 showed the way past the half, three
lengths in front Of Master Mariner. who
was two lengths in front OF Daylight
and Estro, heads apart. Tom Smith
worked hard for third on the far turn,
but could get no better than fourth
anywhere in the circuit. Master Mar
liner closed in on st. Apollo, and at the
three-quarters was only a length from
first place. and a length and a half
ahead of Daylight and Tom Smith,
heads apart. Estro a neck short of
Toms position. Master Mariner led
the procession into the stretch, half a
length in front OF ST. Apollo, who was
only a head better than Daylight, and
fast losing ground. which Estro was
making. The finish was a gallon for
Master Mariner. who wac three lengths
in front of Daylight, second, Estro
who made a fine squirt, third. four
lengths in front of Rapido. and 81. Apol-
10, heads apart. Tom Smith was a
length behind all. Time. 1:171A.
Mile and Twenty Yards.
The crowd saw a good start in front
or the stand. b. & w, Tempo. Miss
Remsen, Los Prietos inc Valiente start
ed in that order. b. e. w. was first
past the quarter. two lengths ahead of
Tempo and Miss Remsen, heads apart.
b.. q w. lost ground in the back stretch.
"htit hiSS ItllStu came up 10 MS ear.
Los Prietos closed in on the leaders and
took first place at the three-quarters.
two lengths In front of Miss Remsen.
who was the same distance ahead of
H.. & W., and Tempo was back anoth-
er lengths. In the straightout Los
Prietos gained an extra length over
Miss Remsen, who was second, three
lengths better than Tempo and B.. a
W., heads apart. 1t was Los Prietos'
rana and bA did tf AaztIxr "
winning by six lengths over Miss Rem
sen, second, four ahead of Tempo, third.
Valiente four lengths from third, and
six better thar B.. & w, who had too
much OF it. Time. 1:4sx.
Summaries.
First race. for maiden 3-year-olds and
upwards, five and a half furlongs. purse
s250-H. Byrnes G. Co.'S b C Hiera, by
Salvator-Firenze. 103 (Morgan). first.
Henry Albertson's br C Moscow Boy, by
Stewart. 90 (Ruiz), second:
j. r. Thomas ch m Althea, by Coloma-
Whey. los (Enos). third. Irish Girl,
107 (Blevins): Sierra Blanco. 80 &c.
Howlett); Colonel Cody. ITO SHAW;
finished in that order. Cora L. +. did
not start. Hiera sold for s25. Colonel
Cody 50. Althea IS, Moscow Boy IS and
the field 81. Mutuals paid $3.50 and
So 70 on Hiera, and IS. SO place on Mos
COW Boy.
Second race. ~2-year-olds, five furlongs.
purse s300-H. Byrnes & Co.'S imp b (
Hemera, by imp Goldfnch-Hinda Dwy-
err. 10S (Hennessey), first: T.. G. Fergu-
sons b Z Sweet Cakes, by Prince Royal
Undercrust, 40 (Piggot). second: Cop
per City Stables br C Taghairm, by
imp. Inverness-Tradewind, Ill (Duffy),
third. Tempean. los (Morgan); Star
board. lis NASH. also ran and finished
in that order. Sweet Cakes sold for SIS.
$40. Tempean IS, Hemera and
Starboard (coupled) 81. Mutuals paid
S35. 80 and S12 Is on Hemera and s7.75
place on Sweet Cakes.
Third race. selling. six furlongs, purse
$250-E. +. Smiths Oh g Torpedo. by
Racine-imp. Ouida. 104 (Enos). first; NJ.
j. Sullivan's CHI h Encino, by imp. Brut-
sna LcLz- q NJ