The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-08-12

was third. a head short of second place.
II looked like Negligence down the
stretch, but 40 yards from the wire New
Moon pressed forward and by a nose
beat Negligence, which was a length
before Mike Rice. third. Time. 1:25.
Summary-Second race. for S-year-
olds and upward, six and a half fur
longs, purse $3.50:
J. L. Crooks br m New Moon, by
Hyder Ali-Namonia. los CPowelD... l
Hiram EIliott's br c Negligence, by
imp. Inverness-Namonia, lO3
haW ...... ...... ...... .-..s......s :
Ed McLaughlin's b Z Mike Rice. by
j. ii. Fenton-Mrs. McAllister. 1l5
Carness. Duke OF York H., Encino,
Lorena IL. Creedmore /. and Willmeter
also ran.
Betting: Creedmore L. s25, Mike Rice
$50. Encino s11. Carness sli, New Moon
$40, Lorena III. SO, Duke of York III. ~,
field $40. Mutuals paid s5l.65 n $3.50
on New Moor and $3.50 on Negligence.
Five FurIongs yentora.
And again the talent was dumped.
The heavy condition of the track puZ-
zled the players Of form and their fig
uring had become radically defective.
They backed Rey Hooker S25 and
Larva Sl7. while Ventoro was not over
n 6IlilAAE A'A FA'H @"'s D 49,
from the start. Ventoro second. Pass
ing the half Vcntoro took the lead and
held Il 10 the finish, while May Beach,
second. and Larva, third. gained on the
leader to the stretch entrance, where
MAY began TO wilt and Larva to
strengthen up. II was "A close finish.
Ventoro winning by a short head, Larva
second. half a length from Rey Hooker,
third. Time, 1905.
Summary-Thlrd race, 2-year-olds, Ave
f~urlongs, purse $500:
II. Byrnes & Co.'S br g Ventoro. by
imp. Goldinch-Ventura, LOG (Mor-
gan).... ........ .... ..........'''.'
Marcus Days Oh C Larva, by imp.
Inverness-Butteriy, 100 CH~ennessey 2
T.. f. Latta's Oh c Rey Hooker. by Ell
-Rio Rey-Ogalena, 100 (SullivanD .... 3
May Beach and FL Mido also ran.
Betting: Rey Hooker $25. Larva 81.
Ventoro SIS. May Beach sl3, El Mid
sl2. Mutuals paid s27 and $1,000 on Ven
toro and $3.50 on Larva.
The DAILY stake-Torsida.
The event of the day, the 50, 900 Daily
stake, went to a second choice, Dag
gy" Smiths pretty chestnut hlly Toi-
sfda, and once again the talent went
into the soup. The choice Of the wise
ones was the DAILY entry, Grand Sach-
EN-. and imp. Black Cap, which sold
TOT 4tN. dkdlHEA CIV l'l Nv AAtAF -
was an exceptionally spirited betting
race and intense interest was manifest
ed throughout. The field was given a
good start. Tammany Hall III. first to
show. Torsida led past the stand n
length and a half in front, the others
strung back. Rounding the first turn
Torsida was two lengths in front OF its
field and there II stayed To the fnisn
of the contest. Tammany Hall ii. GO
ing I'm second place past the half. where
| Black Cap took the place. At the
three quarters Torsida was only u
a length before its field with Black cap
next. three lengths better than Los
Prietos. which was under full steam
and going well. 1t was a strung pro-
cession that entered the stretch, Tor
sida leading by two lengths. Black cap
next. two and a half In front OF Los
Prietos, Missioner two back. the sans
ahead of Sachem, Tammany Han III.
last. There was no doubt as TO the
result. for Torsida was going grace
fully. while Black Cap yielded to Los
Prletos. In handy fashion Torsida
passed first under the wire amid the
cheers OF the crowd. two lengths AMI
a half good over Los Prietos. which
was a length and a half faster than
Black Cap, third, two lengths before
the others Time, 1854.
Summary-Fourth race, the DAILY
stake, for 3-year-olds, value 81, 1000, OF
which 5000 to second and 5000 to third,
one and an eighth miles:
T.. F. Smiths Oh Z Torslda, by Tor
s~o-Judith. l22 (Glenn) ........."... !
Sunset stables b G Los Prietos, by
imp. Clieveden-Leola. 112 DUFFY. ?
Marcus Days II { INN. Black Cap,
by Royal Hampton-lmp. Oriole, ITO
HenneSseyl ........ .............. )
INN Missioner. Grand Sachem and
Tammany Hall ii. also ran.
Betting: Grand Sachem and Black
Can, coupled. $40: Torsida $50. Los Prize
tos S22. Missioner $40, Tammany Hall
II. IS. Mutuals paid s34.15 and SIG on
Torsida and sl4.45 on Los Prietos.
Mile and an Eighth Hurdle. d. &.
The talent began 10 recoup OF the
hurdle race by picking their first win
ner for the day. j. o. c. was thei-
choice for SIS and II won. The field OF
six left 10 a good start, Granger lead
ing down the stretch, but University
led over the first jump. Lord Chester
field, Texarkana, Granger, Viking and
]. q. G.. strung back. Texarkana went
ahead and was first TO clear the sec
ond hurdle. a neck ahead of University,
four lengths before the others, scat
tered from two to 10 lengths back. Uni
versity was two lengths good over the
third, TeNarkana next. 10 In front Of
Lord Chesterfield. which was just be-
ginning TO snow speed, ana IL Hldde Nlf
last urn of the course in rapid going,
nassing Texarkana and going up 20
within a length Of University in front.
]. O. c. was also leaving It's compan-
ions. and was third over the last jump,
Chesterfield second, University FIRST.
The clear sailing home was j. o. C.s
meat ana II won. Ave lengths before
Lord Chesterfield. second, only a neck
better than Viking. third. Time, 2:O94
Summary-Fifth race, handicap, over
four hurdles, mile and an eighth, purse
$500:
\. W. Smalrs ch < J. o. c., by
Apache-Irene, l56 (Tuberville) .... ]
Dan Dennisun's b Z Lord Chester
field by imp. Chesterfield Faluda,
132 CCairns)
a. NJ. Linnelrs ch g Viking by Her
ald-EiIeen. 1853 oMattier) .......-"
University, Granger and TeNarkana
also ran.
Betting: J. O G. s45. Viking 81,