The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-03-05
SLOANE RIDES WINNERS
Sizzling Hot Stuff on the Track
at Ingleside.
MONTANA HORSES LEAD
Fl. L. Franks Punter in the Second Rae
and Billy Randall's Ostler Joe in
the Final-The Bookies Were
Hit Very Hard.
Special Dispatch to the Standard.


San Francisco, March 4.-Tod Sloane
added three more notches to his turf stick
at Ingleside this afternoon and inciden-
tally helped to recuperate the Montana
end of the game for the losses sustained
In the early part of the season. Tod had
four mounts during the afternoon and
the only one which he failed to land
first money was the Corrigan baby, Ach,
in the third race, at four furlongs, for
2-year-ods. He had the mounts on II. l..
Franks Punter in the second race at six
furlongs, corrigan's Hurry Burly third
choice in the fifth race at six furlongs,
and Billy Randalls Montana black beau
ty. Ostler Joe. in the final at mile and
a sixteenth. Tod landed them all winners,
and as all were heavily backed, the book
les had third successive day of dam
age to their bank accounts. A few more
will knock them. The contingent bet
thousands during the day on their entries
and never missed tuck. They started on
Dunk Cameron's recent purchase, Twin
kle Twink, and bet great wads, getting
7 to 10 for their money. So confident was
Trainer Johnnie Campbell of the outcome
that he wired FL. l.. Frank at Little Rock
and Lewis Frank at Butte to wager 81. 900
each on the race. Charley Thorpe had the
mount and won all the way. Cameron
paid $500 for the filly five weeks ago and
besides on her first try-out under her
rev owner.
The Frank fily Punter was fit to race
for her life when she came to the post in
the second race. The Montana boys were
on hand to play the money they had
gathered in on Twinkle Twink. Trainer
Campbell sent second message to the
Franks, father and son, to get on board
in Little Rock and Butte. Punter was Sec
ond to the paddock. Then Tod got to work
for his old-time trainer and got his mount
under the wire first by head. 1t was a
tight squeeze. but Montana came out
with flying colors and thousands of dol
lars the right. Time, 1:15h.
1t was Billy Randall's turn to capture
a purse with Tod and Ostler Joe. The
handsome black had 119 pounds up and
his rivals were such good ones Glorian
Fonsavannah and Greyhurst, to all of
which he conceded from IS to u pounds.
Glorian led all the way to the stretch.
Then Tod put up grand-stand finish on
Ostler and landed him, weight and all, a
winner by length in IDS, a grand per-
Torrance over the track which was only
fair and with such a weight.
The day was by far the best for the
Montana boys since they struck Califor-
MIA last October They cleaned up very
handsomely on the day, and best of all.
there is promise of many such days in
the future with big stake purses as the
fruits.
Results: Mie-Twinkle Twink won,
Durwad second, Whirlwind third; time,
1:44A. Six furlongs, seliing-Punter won,
Prompto second, Moringa third; time,
1:15A. Four furlongs-Gold Scratch won
Primavera second. Mossbrae third; time.
80 Mile. selling-Refugee won, Rey del
TERRA second, Fashion Plate third; time.
1:43A. Six furlongs, selling-Hurly Burly
won Bonito second, Chihuahua third ;
time, liza Mile and a sixteenth--Ostler
Joe won, Glorian second, Fonsayannah
third; time, :46.