The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-07-23

length in front OF George Miller. Dis
tinction. third, a length back, the same
distance in front of March. SalIie in
creased her lead by a length as she en-
tered the stretch and Distinction was
e X q head better than George Miller.
two lengths in front OF March. Sallie
Goodwin, like a good one, passed under
the wire in easy fashion, three lengths
good, Distinction second, two in front
OF March, third. Time. 1:OS.
Seven FurIongs.
Byron McClelland was picked for the
winner and he won. but imp. Black Cap
would have taken the purse if the wire
had been down a few feet further to-
ward the paddock. for only a short head
was in front OF her. Rubicon took the
lead and kept il 10 the head of the
stretch. McClelland following two and
three lengths back and the same dis
lance in front Of the others. Rubicon
threw up the job and i'm the stretch Me-
Clelland and Black Cap passed him, Me-
Clelland winning in a drive. a head in
front of Black Cap, second, a length and
a half in front Of Rubicon, Los Prietos
four back. Time, 1:2Sh.
One Mile.
There was no delay at the post and a
good start saw John Havlin leading. He
was soon overtaken by Highland Ball,
who stayed in front to the finish. Briar
Hill took second at the half and re-
maine there to the head of the stretch.
where he died. Charlotte NJ. ran in
third place up to the last turn, where
she took second, and Twinkle Twink
went up from last to third. and the
finish was Highland Ball first. a length
and a half in front of Charlotte NJ,
who was a length ahead of Twinkle
Twink. Time. 1:43.
Six FurIongs.
The long green went the wrong way,
big money going up against Loeb Ness
at $50. Scotch Rose $35 and Howard and
Trappean $50 each. Carness, the win
ner. went for SIS. A fair start sent
Trappea out i'm front, Carness next.
Scotch Rose, who acted badly at the
post, went to the front past the half,
three lengths over Trappean and Loeb
Ness, neck and neck, a length in front
OF Carness, the others strung out. Loeb
Ness set himself i'm motion and at the
~tliree-quarters was a length and a half
short OF Scotch Rose, who was dying,
and Trappean was close up and closely
followed by Howard. The bunch ran in
close company to the stretch, which
Trappean entered first, a length before
Scotch Rose, Loeb Ness and Howard,
heads apart, Carness back a couple of
lengths, but worrying those in front
Of her. A lively chase IL was down
home, Carness. however, taking the lead
and winning handily by "a length from
Trappean. Loeb Ness third. another
length back and only a head better than
Joe Levy, who had just begun to go
some. Time, 1:16.
Summaries.
First race. -four furlongs. purse $500
Mrs. Carrie Reeds b < | Don't Know, by
" 4 al n VNaww "A -. A. ~ -
Dingley's oh e Bill Howard. by Jack
Hardy-Bessie Davis. 109 (Sullivan). sec
ond: Stricklin q Howell's br g Dutch
tno pedigree) III CNarvaez), third. Tam
many, l06 SHAW: Dinah Watt, "a
(PowelD, also ran.
Dutch sold for s25, Bill Howard SIS
TO s25, l Don't Know SO and the field 50.
Mutuals paid S22.95 and 1926 on
Don't Know and $50 place on Bill
Howard.
Second race, maide 2-year-olds, five
furlongs, purse $3.50. c. Twohy's b C
Tempean by Sam Lucas-imp. Tempe.
los (Duffy) first: c. l.. McDonald's b C
San Augustine by Emperor OF Norfolk
Minnie Williams. los tSulliyan) second:
ID. $. Fountains b C Distance by Prince
Royal-Press onward, los (Narvaez)
third. Beautiful Girl. 105 (Jones); Alice
Rix, 100 tFrawley); Chilcoot Pass. los
tMorgan); Dunpraise, 102 (BennetD.
also ran.
Tempean sold for $50. Chilcoot Pass
$40. San Augustine SIS, Beautiful Girl
81 n the field 50.
Mutuals paid 1926 and Sc. so on Tenn
and 1896 place on San Augustine.
Third race. selling. five and a half
purse $3.50. II. Thomas ch
m Sallie Goodwin by Coloma-Victoria,
lO5 (Enos) first: II. G. Ferguson's b m
by imp. Stonehenge-Stately.
.O5 (Beauchamp) second; L~enkendorfer
4 C~ourtney's b m March by imp. Black
bird 1I.-Charity, 100 CHolmes) third.
'happie, loo CDanehy): George Miller. f.
.OS CPigget); Ping. 100 CDuny); DIR.
107 (Roullier). also ran. ,
Distinction sold for $50, George Miller t,
40, Sallie Goodwin $40, March 81 and .
he field $12. ,
Mutuals paid 1866 and s14 on SaIIie ,
Goodwin and ss.35 place on Distinction. e.,
Fourth race, seven furlongs, purse :
.35O-E. A. Tipton's CHI h Byron McClel- =
and by Hindo-Red and Blue. ia /
Beauchamp) first; Marcus Days b ( /
mp. Black Cap by Royal mpton ,
mp. Oriole, 80 (RuiZ) second: Il. Ian
Oh h Rubicon by imp. Rayon {
IOr-Lillie r., ia CPiggot) third. Los d
'r1etos. 102 tMorgan). also ran. v
Byron McClelland sold for S55. Ruhl- C
on SIS, imp. Black Cap SIS, Los Prize Il
os $li. d
Mutuals paid $50 and SOS on Byron
icClelland and $500 place on Black =
b
Fifth race, selling. one mile. purse o
SOO-Sunset Stables ch C Highland Ball
y imp. 1nverness-Slow Dance. los
first: Il. c. Holly's Oh { Char
,tte NJ. by Panique-Minnie X, 81 \
Brown second; w. ID. Randall's br m
Wrinkle Twink by imp. Brutus-Na-
cite. 80 lHolmes) third. John HayIin -