The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-09-07
ANACONDA NEWS.
.QU|TE A PLEASANT DAY
The Weather Yesterday on It's
Very Nice Behavior.
BETTING CONTINUES GOOD
a Couple of Dumps Make the Shorten
ders Shout With Glee-One Start
Thai the Crowd Would Like
a Photograph or.

There was a fair attendance at the
track yesterday and betting was brisk
on all of the races, which shows that
Labor day celebrations did not ex-
haust the fund of race money. The
weather was nearer it's usual form
than 1t has been for a week. a bright
k greeting the turnout There were
a couple of upsets which made the wise
contingent feel badly, but four events
went according to the predictions of
the talent. The start in the second
race was a corker, a bird, a baby. 1t
made the people blush. Eleven 2-year-
olds frisked and frolicked, bucked and
baked. reared and romped for Is min
utes before they were ordered away.
Royal ram. the favorite. was about the
only n that did get away. She was
OH IN a run before the rest of them
realized that the start was really
made. The consequences were, the
faVorfte got what she was after and
the others got it where Rosa wears
ner ruching. Later i'm the day Juva,
Abralithe, Ben Ledi, Pallucas and 9TH
ers of the disappointed string went
around the course and to their stalls.
IL was a disappointment for the back
ers OF 10 of the colts that went to the
post. The days races went off as fol-
lows:
Five Furlongs-Howard.
This ace was scratched down to two
actual contenders. Tammany and How
ard being the only ones in the field of
eight to make n great effort to win.
A falr start was given and Torsion led
into the big curve. where Howard as
sumed the lead and kept it to the wire.
beating Tammany by a length, Torsion,
third. two back. Time. 1:O2%.
Summary-First race, selling, for g.
year-olds n upward, five furlongs,
purse $3.50:
r f Dolans's oh & Howard by Ty-
rant-Mayetta, los (Wilson) ........ 1
IL Albertson,s or g Tammany by Vici-
Yellow Rose, los (Ruiz) ........... . |
j III McHugh's b g Torsion by Torso
ricardo, lOS CShaw) ............... 5 |
C~lpriano, Sallie Goodwin, Midas, r.
Q. Ban and Kaiser Ludwig also ran.
Little T. G., Hymn. Ricardo, Uncle
True, Negligence and Tommy Tucker
scratched.
Betting: Sallie Goodwin S25, Cipriano
SO, Howard S14, Torsion SIS. Midas 81,
r. @. Ban $13. Tammany $22, Kaiser
Ludwig $17. Mutuals paid $3.50 and
s2O.O5 on Howard and $12.O5 on Tam
many.
Four Royal Fan.
Eleven 2-year-old non-winners gave
q tedious exhibition of s%tubbornness at
the post. Nearly all of them acted
badly n went through the barrier
seven times before the flag fell. and
the start could not have been worse.
All but three were practically left at
the post, and Juva was left standing
still. Royal Fan was three lengths
ahead at flagfall and Sir Urian and
Ivy Bloom were next going. Royal
Fan remained in front and won by two
lengths, Sir Urian second a length be-
fore Ivy Bloom. Time, 80.
Summary-Second race, for 2-year-
olds that have not won at Butte or
Anaconda, four furlongs, purse $3.50:
j C~ochran's b f Royal Fan by Prince
Royal-Fan Fan, los CAmes) ......... 1
A M Linnelps CHI g Sir Urian by Rio
Bravo-Why Not, log SHAW. 49,. .
j K Hughes oh T Ivy Bloom by imp
Inverness-Florid, 100 (Narvaez).. -. 3
Practice, Xenia, Gold Baron, Pallu-
cas-, Ben Ledi, Abralithe and Ojai also
ran. Juva left at post. Beautiful Girl
and Monda scratched.
Betting: Royal Fan s25. Juva IS,
Ojai $13, Ben Led IS, Gold Baron ST.,
Albralithe IS, Xenia IS. Sir Urian SO,
So, Pallucas SIS, Ivy Bloom So.
paid $3.50 and $3.50 on Royal
Fan and s13.25 on Sir Urian.
Six FurIopgs-Peixotto.
The jockeys managed the start in
this dash. They sauntered up to the
post and drove out to a perfect start.
Jim Gore led into the first turn. where
u " tpoN AAAt tpd L as IL VI
finish. the three leaders passing under
wire in a bunch. Peixotto won by
a nose from Jim Gore. who was only
half a length better than Pat Nor
rissey third, Highland Ball last, four
Jack. Time. 1:15%.
Summary-Third race, selling. for s.
year. olds and upward, six furlongs,
purse $500: {
Wright's CHI e Peixotto by imp
Brutus-Minnie Smith, Ill (Ames)... l
T Woods b g Jim Gore by Cor ]
man-Sister, 81 Gray 2 {
Frank McMahon's b & Pat Morrissey l
by Lord Clifden-Tennie b, Ill I
tMorgan) ............. .............. 3 I
.ey and Tammany Ia III. scratched. !
Betting: Peixotto $50, Jim Gore s13, /
Pat Morrissey s12, Highland Ball 80. s
Mutuals paid $3.50 and s6.45 on Peixotto |
nd $500 on Jim Gore. 3
One MiIe-ReeI. {
Little Reel was not considered very
much in the betting. and went for $40, '
While Los Prietos was a $50 favorite I
nd All Smoke second choice, and nei-
her OF them were near the money and !
ever showed. A good start was given, I
'happie first TO show. Reel went to [
and stayed there. winning easily, I
lengths from New Moon. an out C
ider, who was half a length before @
third. Time, 1:43. I
Summary-Fourth race, selling for