The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-08-24

down the path. The three leaders fin
ished almost leveled up Eta H.. get
ting the verdict by a head from Miss
Rowena, Valencienne third, a neck
back. Time, 1:03.
Summary-Third race. handicap, for
3-year-olds and upward, five furlongs.
purse $500:
RI. F. Edwards & Co.'S n m Eta H..
by F~lambeau-Miss Metford, ia
tW1lson) ........... ................. l
w. d. Randalrs CHI ( Miss Rowena,
by imp. Midlothian-imp. Paloma,
ia (Ames) ........... .............. .
W. /. Stanfield's ch ( Valencienne,
by st. Carlo-Libbertinibbert, los
Rubicon and Highland Ball also ran.
Betting. Miss Rowena $40. Valen-
Cienne $50, Eta ii. 500. Rubicon SIS.
Highland Ball 50. Mutuals paid $50 40
and s11.45 on Eta H. and 1896 on Miss
Rowena.
The Ogden Stake-Maud Ferguson.
The betting ring was divided in opin-
ion as TO the merits of Ferguson's entry,
Maud Ferguson and Sam McKeever.
and H. L. Frank Mallakwa. The lat
ter colt ruled favorite, going for $45.
while the entry went for $40. The back
ers of Mallakwa do not hesitate to say
that they still believe that their choice
can beat either of Ferguson's horses.
There was some delay in starting the
five 2-year-olds, and when the word was
finally given Maud Ferguson broke out
in front and in front she stayed, while
her stable mate went back with the
trailers. Passing the half Maud was a
length and a half in front, Montanus
next, the same distance ahead of Nal
lakwa. The Light showed speed round
ing the curve and went up to within a
length and a half of Maud and Mallak-
wa was fourth. gaining on Montanus.
AS the bunch entered the stretch Maud
was half a length in front of The Light,
Mallakwa next half a length back, head
and head with Sam Mckeever and
Montanus. Maud maintained her lead
to the wire and Mallakwa overlook the
other c~ontenders and won second mon
~, while Sam got inside of it. a length
from second, a length and a half in
front of Montanus, who was six in
front of The Light, n out. Time,
1:11R.
Summary-Fourth race. the Ogden
stake, 81 200, for 2-year-olds, five and a
half furlongs:
T.. G. Ferguson's b f Maud Ferguson
by Prince Royal-Blue Hood, 12O
(Duffy) ............ ................. l
II. l.. Franks oh C Mallakwa by imp.
Inverness-Missoula 1913 SHAW. 49,. .
I. G. ~Ferguson's b C Sam McKeever
by Sam Lucas-Etta McKeever, us
(Sullivan) ........... ........ 3
Montanus and The Light also ran.
Betting: Mallakwa $40. Ferguson's
entry $40, The Light $13, Montanus SO.
Mutuals paid $11.S0 and $50 on Maud
Ferguson and $685. on Mallakwa.
One MiIe-Lucky star.
Lucky Star, the favorite, won this hot
betting race by the shortest nose, and
in the grandstand expected to see
Osculation's number posted. 1t was the
ClOEpGf finish soon This xranr n,1 80 /
dead heat had been posted the an
nouncement would have caused no sur
prise. n fair start sent the field of four
away, Lucky Star first under way.
Grand Sachem took the lead in the first
and kept it to the three-quarters
and Lucky Star was first into the
stretch and Oscillation third. Lucky
was first by a nose and Oscula-
ton second, four lengths in front of
Grand Sachem, open Doors 10 further
back. Time, 1:44.
Summary-Fffth race, for 3-year-olds
upward, one mile, purse $3.50:
Miles Ffnlen's br & Lucky Star by
imp. Friar Tuck-Keepsake, ia
IBeauchamp) ......... .............. l
Byrnes q Co.'S Oh f Oscillation by
Salvator-Yum Yum. 1903 NIorgan).. .
]. j. Moran's b c Grand Sachem. by
Tammany-Belinda, Ill (Duffy)..... 3
Open Doors also ran.
bttslHS' LUCKY Sldf 500, Grand SaCh-
m $50, Oscillation SIS, Open Doors SIS.
Mutuals paid 1920 and $685. on Lucky
star and $S.65 on Oscillation. f.,
Five and a Half Furlongs-Jim Gore.
Jim Gore didn't look as well as he
on former occasions, and il would :
lot have surprised many if the odds-on !
had been defeated. but his |
ooks didn't cut any ice. He won bv ]
himself Hamburg style and Miss Rem I
was second two lengths in front of :
Time, Ill. ]
Summary-Sixth race, selling. for g. 1
that have started and not ]
Won since July l, five and a half fur :
purse $3.50: {
: Woods b g Jim Gore by German =
Sister, 1O4 Gray !
lee ane b f Miss Remsen by /
Owas-Posey, 103 (Powers) ......... . i.
j Moran's b f Shellac by Montana !
Shagreen, % CFrawley). ............. 3 u
P~alfurni, Joe Levy and Inverary II, !
lso ran. Tempo, Estro and Punter !,
j
BETTING: Jim Gore s45, Palfurni $40, )
hellac So, Miss Remsen 81. field Sc. =
lutuals paid $3.50 and $685. on jim d
lore n $l5.05 on Miss Remsen.