The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-07-08

back. five in front of Magnus. At the
three-quarters the positions were the
same, except that Hanna went behind
for seven lengths. and Magnus- took
fourth. the string woefully scattered.
In the stretch Sachem led the way by
three lengths, Los Prietos next. six bet
ter than the Duke of York. he four
ahead Of Magnus. 10 ahead of Hanna.
The finish was a walk-off for Grand
Sachem. who was five lengths ahead of
Los Prietos. and going slow, Duke of
York third, 10 lengths from second and
five in front of Magnus. who allowed
Mark Hanna 25 lengths to anter in.
Time. 1:2s1a.
Seven Furlongs.
Five good horses faced in the flag in
this race. Scottish Chieftain was ia
vorite al $50. ostler Joe second choice at
s11 and the field SIS. In the second bet
ting Chieftain was barred, and Joe
went for s25, against SIS for the field.
The start was good. and there was no
delay at the post. Bitter Root leading,
Grady. Ostler Joe, Scottish Chieftain
and Rubicon, in that order. Scottish
Chieftain jumped to second at the quar-
ter, a head short of Bitter Root, and
leading Ostler Joe a length and a half.
Scottish Chieftain took first at the half
and held it out. Bitter Root was two
lengths back, and Ostler Joe a length
short of second, the same distance in
front of Grady, who was a length AID
a half in front of Rubicon. Chieftain
gained a length at the three-quarters,
and was three good over Bitter Root,
and Joe was still a length back Of Sec
ond. They ran in this order into the
stretch, Rubicon away back, and Grady
two lengths behind Joe. At the two
hundred yards Ostler Joe, under the
lash, passed Bitter Root and finished
second. a length behind Scottish Chief
tain, who was g%alloping. and half a
length better than Bitter Root. third.
Grady was four lengths back, and eight
ahead of Rubicon. Time, 1:2Sh.
One Mile.
This was a very interesting event in
an extraordinary way. Alma. a 4-year-
old mare, chock full of ginger, and
settler, was out for the running that
there was in it, and at the first break
away she took the bit. and all of Jock
ey j. Stewards strength went to air.
She went around the course at a win
ming clip, and lined up again for an
other start, but she was entirely ou of
it after her mile brush. She was last
to cross the tape, and the last under the
wire. Rubicon, Lady Hurst, Devils
Dream, All Smoke and Alma was the
position to the quarter. where All
billoht Nooh Nhiiu, a itlSAh diEdu VI
DEVILS Dream, two lengths from Lady
Hurst, second. Rubicon ahead by two
lengths. Rubicon still led at the half,
a length from Lady Hurst, who was
half a length in front of All Smoke,
DEVILS Dream three lengths back from
third. Between that pole and the three
quarters All Smoke shot through the
two leaders and took first, a length and
a half in front of Lady Hurst, who had
dropped to second, the same distance
ahead of Rubicon, who led Devils
Dream two lengths. The four entered
the stretch under the lash, Devils
Dream taking third place by two
lengths ahead of Rubicon, who had
enough of it, and All Smoke was lead
ing by two lengths over Lady Hurst.
1t was whip n spur to the finish, All
Smoke winning, a length and a half
from Devils Dream, second, who
passed Lady Hurst in the stretch in a
drive. Time, 1:421a.
summaries.
First race, five furlongs; purse, $500
d. J. Jordan's oh. g. Master Mariner, by
acknowledgements, 10g (Morgan), won;
ii. L. Franks oh. f. Punter, by imp. In
verness-Lottery 107 (Piggot), second;
II. c.. Ahler's br. h. Trappean, by imp.
~Inverness-imp. La Trappe, l21 (Powell),
third. Torpedo, lis GLENN; Estro, 1l2
(Wilson); Torsion, 121 Of. Blair); Cas-
take, 100 (Whitman), also an. Punter
sold for s25 in the pools, TTappean $12,
Master Mariner 81, Torsion Sc, Castake
s. and the field So. Mutuals paid $S2.05
and s15.05 on Mariner and 1915 on Pun
ter.
Second race, four furlongs; purse,
$300-Marcus Days CHI. +. Ashleaf, by
Tammany-imp. Ayrshire Rose, log (Hen-
nessey), won; Tom Burns b. f. Beautiful
Girl, by Chesterfield-Leola los q. Stew
ard). second; Marcus Days oh. f. Qua
lalo, by imp. Goldfnch-Kiss Me Quick,
105 CMorgan), third. Eloper, los (Enos);
Montana Maid, 100 (McLaughlin); Com
plimentary, los SHAW, also ran. Qua
lalo, Eloper and Ashleaf, punched, sold
for $25, Complimentary 81 and the field
S.. Mutuals paid $7.S5 inc $7.15 on Ash
leaf and S29.55, place. on Beautiful Girl.
Third race, six furlongs; purse, $3.50
b. c. Holly's br. e. Lucky Star. by imp.
Friar Tuck-Keepsake, SO (Butler), won;
w. l.. Stanfield's CHI. f. Valencienne, by
St. Carlo-Libbertihibbet, SO (Powell),
second; ]. X. Redmon's b. h. John Hav-
lin, by Hindo-La Favorita, los Beau
champ. third. Dorah Wood, los DER
by; Thelma, 81 (Ruiz); Chappy, 100
(Daney); Encino, 100 (Frawley), also
ran. Valencienne sold for $50. John
Havlin $11, Lucky Star IS, Dorah Wood
50 and the field 81. Mutuals paid VAIN
and s12.S0 on Lucky Star and s7.05 on
Valencienne.
Fourth race. seven furlongs; purse,
$300-Marcus Days b. C. Grand Sachem,
by Tammany-Belinda, 107 (Morgan),
won; Sunset stables b. 6. Los Prietos,
by imp. Clieveden-Leola, LOG (Duffy).
second; Isaac Warehouses CHI. c. Duke
of York H., by Duke Of Norfolk-Car-
men, liz (Daney), third Magnus, 100
(Wainwright); Mark Hanna, liz
(Nauzey), also ran. Los Prietos sold for
$40 and $25, Grand Sachem SIS and 81,
and the field IS and Sc. Mutuals paid
s14.S5 and $500 on Grand Sachem and
$5.35, place, on Los Prietos.
Fifth race, seven f%urlongs; purse 5000
Marcus Days br. h. Scottish Chief
tain, by imp. Inverness-Miss Darebin,
1913 (~Beauchamp), won; w. ID. Randalls
b.. h. Ostler Joe, by Fresno-Sister to Jim
Douglass. 113 CAmes), second; ii. l..
Franks b. C. imp. Bitter Root, by Royal