The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-08-21

good start was given. Tammany Hall
ii. led from the start to the quarter.
with Missioner in close company. and up
the hack stretch N around to the
three-quarters Missioner was in the lead.
Tammany next and Grand Sachem
third. Charlotte NJ. led the bunch into
the stretch and Sachem was at her
heels. with Missioner third In handy
fashion Charlotte M. won by two lengths
from Grand Sachem. who beat Missioner
for the place by a neck, Oscillation
fourth. three lengths behind Missioner.
The time. 1:42ia. is the best made at
the track this meeting. being a quarter
Of a second faster than that of Los
Prietos the day before.
Summary-Fourth race, the Ravalli
selling stakes for 5-year-olds, one mile,
81 1000:
j. X. Hughes Oh Z Charlotte NJ, by
Panique-Minnie X, 100 (NarvaeZ).. l
Marcus Days b C Grand Sachem by
Tammany-Belinda los C~Beauchamp). 2
II. l.. Franks ch C imp. Missioner by
Galliard-imp. Miserere 105 SHAW. 3
Oscillation. Watomba. Tammany Hall
H., Highland Ball ana open Doors also
ran.
Betting: Oscillation $50, Open Doors
and Grand Sachem. coupled. $50, High
land Ball s25, Charlotte NJ. SIS. imp.
Missioner so. Mutuals paid s6S.50 and
s1s.45 on Charlotte NJ. and S22.20 on
Grand Sachem.
Four and n Half Furlongs-Miss Rowena.
Miss Rowena was avorite in the bet
ting n she won from Oman Wood, the
second choice, while the third choice.
1 ont Know. finished third. A perfect
start was given and Oman Wood
showed first, with Tammany, Miss Ro-
wena, Bill Howard n | Don't Know
close up in that order. At the first turn
1t was Oman, Rowena and l Don't
Know, and that was the order at the
entrance to the straightaway. by a
neck Miss Rowena won, Oman Wood
second a length in front of l on
Know. Time, :55Ia.
Summary-Fffth race. handicap, for
3-year-olds and upward, four and a half
f~urlongs, purse 5000:
w. ID. Randalrs ch ( Miss Rowena
by imp. Midlothian-imp. Paloma,
ITO (AmeS) i
F. T. Woods ch m Oman Wood by
Jack Boston-Risa X, los SHAW. 2
Mrs. Carrie Reeds b & | Don't Know
by V~illard-Lucy, 121 (Sullivan) ..... 8
Tammany and Bill Howard also IAN.
Betting: Miss Rowena $40. Oman
Wood $50, ! Don't Know SIS, Bill How
ard $40. Tammany $40. Mutuals paid
$10.S5 and $3.50 on Miss Rowena and
1926 on Oman Wood.
One Mile Mary Barnes.
This was a disastrous turn for the
wise men. They went in rough shod on
Palfurni at $50 a take and some of them
took Kruna, Masoero. Joe Levy and
Reolia at s25 TO $50. Mary Barnes was
gobbled up at 81 at first and later she
sold in the field. She won "A length and
a half before Masoero. Then tha croNt!
went home to think il over. Joe Levy
led off from a fair start except for Paul
Pry. who was left at the post, and why
he was left was not readily understood
by everybody. He had not acted bad
ly and had broken with the rest of the
field on several attempts to get away.
The last time out in Butte n was left,
but then his antics warranted tn artiun.
Yesterday il was different. He should
have been given an equal break with
the others, at least. Kruna led to the
last turn, where Masoero showed, md
at the finish the crowd was staggered
by the sight of Mary Barnes finishing
first a length and a half i'm front of
Masoero. Kruna third. a length back.
Time, 1:45.
Summary-Sixth race. selling. for g.
year-olds and upward that have started
n not won since July /, one mile,
purse $3.50:
a. $. Ways b IN Mary Barnes by
Ba~rnes-Lizzie Morgan. 102 GonesD.. 1
w. Hastings & Co.'S b & Masoero by
Peel-Ursula, 100 CBeauchamp)... ... .
O.. w. SCOTS b IN Kruna by Plevna-
imp. Abruka, 107 tShaw). .......... 3
Joe Levy, Reolia, Palfurni. Miss Rem
sen, Pleasanton, Willmeter and Nc
Pryor also ran. Pau Pry left at the |
post. Judge Tam scratched.
Betting: Palfurni 500. Kruna $50,
Masoero $50, Reolia S25, Joe Levy 500.
Miss Remsen SIS, Mary Barnes 81, field
SIS. Mutuals paid $34.S0 and $l4.45 on
Mary Barnes and 1890 on Masoero.
To-Morrow's Card.
First race. three and a half furlongs,
selling-Dinah Watt. 1876: Jack. 1O9:
Harry N, LOG; Lady Heloise, 104: La
Bue, ia; Blue jay, 106; Brownie r., 100.
Second race, 2-year-olds, selling, four
and a half furlongs-Ojai. 1876: Sir
Urian, l05; Ben Ledi, los: %Starboard.
1o5; White Fern, 105; Royal Fan, l05;
Mats. los.
Third race, seven furlongs-Eroica,
100; orc Elmo, 105; Granger. 100: Cora
l.. F., 100; Reolia, 100; Pettigrew, 1O5:
Capt. Nose. l09; Senator Heidfeldt. 1903.
Fourth race, selling, one mile-Los
Prietos. 90; Creedmore L.. 90: Dolore, !
los: Master Mariner, 90; Rapido. 1903.
Fifth race, selling. six f~urlongs-
Queen Nubia. 100; Robair, l05: Pat Nor |
rissey. 107; Lady Britannia. 100: Doubt
full, l07; Trappean. l05; oman Wood,
105; Sallie Goodwin. l05.
Sixth race, selling. seven furlongs-
Ternary, lO4; University, Ill: b. a. w. |
ia; Florimel, 109: Yule. 1O2; Ricardo,
Ill.