The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-02-25
sLOAN's DAY TO SHINE
He Pulled Three Winners at the
Ingleside Track.
THREE TIMES A SECOND
Morinel Beats Ostler Joe and Howard
Mann in q Battle Royal Howard
Mann Bolts With the Exer-
else Boy and Falls.
Special Dispatch 10 the Standard.

Special Dispatch to the Standard.
San Francisco. Feb. 24.-The racing
at Ingleside to-day was of a sensational
nature. III was Tod Sloan's day 10
shine, for he pulled three winners, and
three times was second with his mount.
The weather was rainy and the track
sloppy The mile and an eighth race,
in which Morinel. Ostler Joe and How
ard Mann came together, was a battle
royal all the way. In spite Of Sloan's
well judged and hard ride on the Mon
tana entry, Morinel was the winner by
three-uuarfers of a length. Ostler Joe
and Howard Mann ruled favorites at
TO S, while Morinel was to l. .Morinel
got away first, but Sloan soon went to
the front with Ostler Joe Joe led to
the stretch, Then ensued a great bat
tie. Morinei went to the front, and in
spite of Sloan's best efforts he could
not catch the little lilly. Howard Mann
came with a rush and with whip and
spur Tod and Clawson fought for the
place. Fifty yards from the wire Mann
and Joe were on even terms and 1t
looked like dead heat for second
money but just as they swept under
the wire the Montana horse pol<ed his
nose far enough in front TO win.
Traverser and Trolley with Sloan and
Conley up, were the eontenders in the
fifth race. Trolley got away badly but
soon went to the front. Sloan held
Traverser in second place till a furlong
from home, when he began his ride. lie
unfinished the black boy and came in
by a head The time, 1:02. is very fast
for the condition of the track,
Tea Rose H. won the first race from
Fonsavannah while George Lee took
the second.
A sensational event occurred just
after the last race which may result in
serious injury to Howard Mann, the
Brooklyn handicap winner. An exer-
else boy named Kelly mounted the
horse to take him to the stables when
the animal boited. He ran three miles
and then left the track at an opening
where the bars were left down. As the
horse, with the frightened boy still
clinging to him, crossed a small bridge
over ditch his feet slipped and the
animal was thrown by his momentum
into the ditch. The rider was thrown
to the ground and badly bruised, but
moi seriously hurt. The horse lay mo-
tionless for several minutes ill the sta
bemen assisted him to his feet. 1t is
stated that the racer is not badly hurt,
but that can be told better after the
next race. Results:
First race, six furlungs-Tea Rose Ill
101, Clawson. IL To 10, won: Fonsayan-
nah, 100, T. Sloane. Z to ). second. High
land Ball, 20, Gray, ID TO !, third: time,
1:l512. Pat Murphy and Hermoso also
ran. Seven furlongs, selling-George
Lee, i07. 7. Sloane. even. won: DR.
Marks, lbf, W. Martin, 70 ., second;
Go-to-Bed. ITO, clawson. IL to /. third:
time, l:31A. Plan. Bow and Arrow, FL
Moro, The Ace. Bonita r. also ran
Mile and one eighth-Morinei "a. ].
Woods, to |. won. 0stler Joe, ILL., r.
Sloan. to 5. second. Howard Mann,
ia, Clawson, TO s. third: time. ;56la
Los Prietos also ran. Mile, selling
Satyr. 49, T. Sloane TO i won. Bpna~