The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-07-09

Black Cap. sallie Goodwin and Bill
Howard scattered back. Tammany
responded to the call and went from
third to first at the three-quarters.
where he showed the way by a head
over Jim Gore, who was two lengths
better than Black Cap. Sallie Goodwin
fourth, half a length in front of Noon
light. and Bill Howard two back in the
rear. Then the drive began and an
exchange of positions followed at the
head of the stretch. Jim Gore took first
from Tammany by a mead and Black
Cap remained third. a length and a
half from second. A startling and rip
id exchange of places occurred in the
stretch and IL sent CONSERVATION to the
ranks OF the "erudites." who saw their
favorites overtaken by the snubbed
ones. In a drive little Jockey Butler
sent Black Cap first under the wire. a
neck ahead of Sallie Goodwin. also
taking the whip. second, Tammany
Hall III. third, fourth lengths back and
a head better than Jim Gore, who tried
harder than he ever did before to get
inside of the honey Bill Howard fin
ished fifth, fourth lengths back of Jim
Gore and 10 better than Moonlight, who
made a showing only at the post. Time.
Lola.
Mile and Twenty Yards.
Barracan did il again in the mile ana
20 yards race. H. l.. Frank has a
money-getter in this pretty bay flly.
She sold for S25 against $50 for Poet
Scout, $21 for Charlotte M. so William
OBJ, Sc Veloz and 81 Twinkle twink
The start was good, and as IL was in
front of the stand the crowd was given
a chance to see all there was in a
breakaway. Poet Scout, for a starter
to the fun, let drive n kicked Neloz
in the left side, and William OBJ. called
the play and kicked Twinkle Twink like
wise. The start saw Veloz leading the
bunch by a neck, while William OBJ.
covered the first quarter ahead of the
rest, by two lengths over Barracan,
who was one and a half better than
Poet Scout; Twinkle Twink half a
length back of third and a length over
Charlotte M; Veloz last. a length and a
half. At the half William OBJ. was
two lengths in front of Barracan, sec
ond, who was a length and a half ahead
of Poet Scout; Charlotte NJ, Twinkle
Twink and Veloz back. The positions
of the first three remained unchanged
at the head of the stretch. Down the
path Barracan passed William OBJ. and
finished handily first, a length ahead,
and William OBJ. second, two lengths
ahead of Poet Scout. who left Charlotte
NJ. and Twinkle Twink three lengths
and Veloz -four back of all. Time, 1:42A.
Fo ar Furlongs.
The lineup for the last round of
the slaughter was at the half mile post.
Scotch Rose, Rather and Tommy Tuck
err sold for $25, $50 and $17, while Oman
Wood, who had it up her sleeve, went
for 81, and the field IS. Oman Wood
went through the web for a sixteenth
and then backed around nearly to the
three-furlong picket. After she had
conclud I'd her parade the bunch was
sent off, Tommy Tucker leading Rat
tier, Oman Wood, Negligence, Lady
Ashley and Scotch Rose in order. Oman
went to first at the three-quarters and
Tommy Tucker was coming up a length
back, with Rather at the saddle, two
lengths away from Scotch Rose, Negli-
gence and Lady Ashley heads apart.
Oman Wood gained in her lead in the
stretch by a length, Rather and Tommy
Tucker heads apart, two lengths good
over Lady Ashley, Negligence n
Scotch Rose, heads apart. Oman Wood
was first to the wire, two lengths ahead
of Lady Ashley, second; Rather third,
two lengths over Negligence n Scotch
Rose, heads apart, and Tommy Tucker
last, a length and a half. Time, ASH.
Summaries.
First race, maiden 3-year-olds. purse
eOVOs 0lA iOI6o HoANtS Lag ths -
Afghan, by imp. Inverness-Affinity,
101 (~Beauchamp), first: Farrar & Tu-
berviIle's CHI. 4. Saucy Eyes, by imp.
Mariner-Glad Eyes, 81 CFrawley), sec
ond; H. Byrnes & Co.'S b. c. Hiera,
by Salvator-Feringe, 105 CHennessy),
third. None Such. 9s (PowelD, La Fon-
terra, los Hal Brown, Lord Chester
field, 107 (Morgan). Don Juan, LOG pig
got). also ran. In the pools Hiera sold
for $40. Afghan $50, Don Juan $50, SauCy
Eyes Sc, None Such So and the field 81.
Mutuals paid $3.50 and S14.70 for
Afghan and $1S.65 for Saucy Eyes.
Second race. selling, ~3-year-olds, six
furlongs, purse $3.50. c. Little's CHI.
h. Lochness, by imp. InYerness-Butler
Fly, 112 (Shaw), first; d.. j.. Jordan's
oh. e. Master Mariner, by imp. Mariner
M~arinette, 100 (Morgan), second; f. l..
Lanngan's br. &. Tiny p, by imp. Dare
bin-Catalina, 100 (Butler) third. Tenn
pc. SO (Beauchamp). st. Distaff. 104
(Wainwright), Lorena H., 100 (Parker),
Rossmore. Ice Derby, also ran. In
the auctions Master Mariner sold for
$40, Lochness $25. Tiny p. SIS. Tempo
SO and the field IS. Mutuals paid s17.40
and 1925 on Lochness and $500 place on
Master Mariner.
Third race, five furlongs, purse $3.50
Marcus Days b. (. imp. Black Cap, by
Royal Hampton-imp. Oriole, SO but
ler), first; j. r. Thomas CHI. m. Sallie
Goodwin, by, Coloma-Victoria. 1O7
CEnos). second; ]. G. Twohy's b.. C..
Tammany Hall H., by Tammany-imp.
La Trappe. 9S (Beauchamp). third. Jim
Gore, los Derby, Bill Howard, ia
(Jonesl Moonlight, 107 (Wilson), also
ran. In the auctions Tammany Hall
H.. sold for $50, Jim Gore $50. Bill How
ard $40 and the field IS. Mutuals paid
sS1.6 and s26.60 on Black Cap and $40
on Sallie Goodwin for place.
Fourth race. selling, one mile and 20
yards, purse S350-H. L. Franks b. 4.
Barracan, by Tammany-imp. Barca-
mere, 80 (Holmes), first: Farrar e. Tu-
berville's br. h. William OBJ. by
Apache-F1ora, LOG SHAW. second; III.