The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-09-10


A dozen non-winners started in a pro-
cession from the post. Jollimont leading.
She stayed in front n was not wor-
ried at all. winning by a length from
Bernice who was half a length from
Mark Hanna. Time. 1:04.
Summary-First race, for maiden g.
year-olds, five f%urlongs. purse $3.50:
Anaconda stables b ( Jollimont, by
Montana-Jollity, IS McGinn)....... /
E. l.. Mayo's b m Bernice, by Eolian-
LYDIA. 104 (Bennett).... .......... 2
Parker & S~chroeder's Oh C Mark
Hanna, by imp. Blackbird limp.
Colder Rod I'LL, 101 (Wickline) ...... 3
Nora Richards, Pettigrew, Browney.
Inverary H.. DIR. Marsden, Humbug.
Coxey, Lady German and Aquorn also
ran.
Betting: Nora Richards s45, Jolli-
mont s14. Mark Hanna s13. DIR. Mars
den SO. Lady German s.. Inverary II.
81. Bernice IS, Pettigrew IS. field 50.
Mutuals paid 1920 and 1855 on Jolli-
mont and $3.50 on Bernice.
Five and n Half Furlongs-Beautiful Girl.
The eight 2-year-old maidens left in
a pretty bunch, leveled across the track.
Beautiful Girl, second choice. showed
that she was the only one in the bunch
by going out n winning easily, Tai
lac. the favorite, second, and Dunpraise,
third choice, third. Time, 1:101s.
Summary-Second race. for maiden 2
year-olds. five and a half furlongs,
purse $3.50:
Thomas Burns b ( Beautiful Girl. by
imp. Chesterfield-Leola 100 Gray. /
j. Klaffki & Co.'S b ( Tallac, by imp.
Topgallant-Linwood. los (Shaw).... 2
Lee Shaner's br C Dunpraise, by imp.
Duncombe-Hymn of Praise, 1O3
tPowers).... go. :. . ...........' .
Pallucas, Juva, Xenia, Impudence and
Senator Mats also ran.
BETTING: Tallac $50, Beautiful Girl SAG,
Dunpraise s21, Pallucas s14, Senator
Mats s13, field s12. Mutuals paid s19.45
and s9.45 on Beautiful Girl and $40 on
Tallac.
Six Furlongs-Jim Gore.
There was some delay at the post, blu
the field left to a good start. Jim Gore
soon assumed the lead. while Highland
Ball ran last all around. Jim Gore won
in a drive with Pat Morrissey. who lost
the money by half a length, Tammany
third, a length back. Time, 1:15&.
Summary-Third race, selling, for g.
year-olds and upward, six %furlongs,
purse 300:
F. T. Woods b g Jim Gore, by Cor
man-Sister, 103 Gray. ............ /
Frank McMahon's b & Pat Morrissey.
by Lord Clifden-Tennie B., Ill
-. ...... ...........
H. Albertson's or g Tammany. by Wei
Yellow Rose, 105 CMorgan) ......... 3
Hill Howard, Torsion, Negligence and
Highland Ball also ran. Chappie, La
Mascota. Torpedo and New Moon
scratched.
Betting: Pat Morrissey s55. Jim Gore
$50. Tammany $25, Highland Ball $40,
Bill Howard Sc. field so. Mutuals paid
s17.O5 and $3.50 on Jim Gore and 1886
on Pat Morrissey.
One MiIe-Ping.
A struggling start was given. De
Capo and Ping led to the three-quar-
tiers, where Ping went out IN front and
won easily, imp. Bitter Root second, two
lengths ahead of Inbred. Time, 1:43.
Summary-Fourth race, selling. for
3-year-olds hat have not won two
races at Butte and Anaconda since
July l, n mile, purse $500:
s. McNaughten's b C Ping, by imp.
Maxim-Music, 107 (Morgan) ....... 1
H. l.. Franks br C imp. Bitter Root,
by Royal Hampton-imp. Butter
mere, 107 SHAW ................. 2
Smith Bros ch g Inbred, by Vici-
Mollie Glenn, 104 CPowers) ......... 3
None Such, Reolia. De Capo, May
Boy and Duke of York ii. also ran.
Cipriano scratched.
Betting: Ping $45, imp. Bitter Root
S35. De Capo S14. Inbred 81. Reolia IS.
field Sc. Mutuals paid $3.50 and 1915
on Ping n $3.50 on Bitter Root.
The HurdIe-Granger.
Large pools and lots of them was the
order in the betting. Some pools of $500
were made, but the average amounted
TO about 5000. ]. o. c. and Granger
were the big buys. at from $50 to SIS.
The seven jumpers went away
we'll lined up. and p. F. led for a mile,
after which he died away and finished
last. At the second jump Rossmore
stumbled and fell, rolling over his rider,
Pansy. The jockey got up and walked
to the paddock. and the horse followed
the others around the course, turned
with them and was stopped
at the stand. Granger overlook his
field at the end of the first mile, and
won by a length from j.. o. c., who was
half a length from Lord Chesterfield.
Time, 2:20.
Summary-Fifth race, handicap for
and upwards, mile and a
quarter, over five hurdles, purse $500:
Lee Shaner's ch g Granger. by Ore
~gon-Superba, 1S1 (Shepard) ....,... 1
Sidney Fox's oh & j. o. c., by
Apache-Irene, 141 (Epperson) ...... .
Dan Dennison's b g Lord Chesterfield,
by imp. Chesterfield Faluda, 135
1iuperNIilel -. '.... ........
NihIns' +. anu University also ran.
fell at second jump.
Betting: j. o. c. $75, Granger $40,
Lord Chesterfield s45. Viking $50. Uni
SIS, field SIS. Mutuals paid $40. 80
and $Is5 on Granger and $11.SO on j..
c.
Seven Furlongs-DoubtfuI.
The dump which everybody was look
ng and fishing for all day came to the
surface in the last race. 1t was a crush
ng blow to the talent. 1t singed the
of the talent. 1t was the SEN
climax-field horses took the
irst and second moneys. while a cheap
buy took third. The favorites finished
seventh and tenth respectively. Paul
Pry, as usual, refused to go and was
eft at the post Doubtful soon took the
cad and II was surprising to see the old
BOY go. He was never headed and won
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