The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-07-16

n Devils Dream. lengths apart. Up
the back stretch IL was something of a
procession. VIM. OBJ. slowly losing
ground, and at the half he was only a
head better than Hero. two lengths in
front Of All Smoke and Barracan, a
length apart. three i'm front OF Devils
Dream. The two last horses remained
I'm the rear to the finish. Around the
far turn Hero pushed out and took the
lead over VIM. Oh. by a length, he the
same distance better than All Smoke,
W in front OF Barracan. and in this
order the leaders entered the stretch.
All Smoke made the run of her life
down the path. and the drive between
her and Hero was exciting. the specta-
tors cheering the leaders and roofing
for their respective favorites. Hero
expanded the rubber in his neck. and
by the wart on his nose won the purse
from All Smoke. who looked the winner
from some points of view in the grand
stand. VIM. OBJ. was unequal TO the
killing pace set by the leaders and could
do no better than third. a length and a
half back. one in front of Barracan,
who was two ahead of Devils Dream,
last. Time by quarters: First, :24A
half, so: three-quarters, 1:17; mile,
1:43.
Six FurIongs.
The favorite, Robair. took this race in
easy fashion. Punter led Robair, Blue
Sign. Alicia. Duke of York H.. Judge
Tam, Briar Hill. Savanasola and Car
ness i'm that order. Punter was half a
length ahead at the half over Blue
Sign and Alicia. heads apart, half a
length better than Robair, who was
gaining fast. Around the turn Rooair
took the lead by a head from Alicia,
two lengths i'm front of Briar Hill. Into
! the stretch Briar Hill took second a
length back OF Robair, and Alicia was
only a head back of second. In a gallop
Robair crossed the plate three lengths
in front of Alicia second. who was a
length and a half in front of Briar Hill
third. Time. 1:16h.
Three FurIongs.
The last race was a pleasant nightcap
for Pat fuckers friends. He was a
second choice. Jack being favorite at
$50, and de took the purse without my
worrying. Ii was a good start, Jubilum
leading in the ~breakaway. Pat Tucker
went TO first before the head of the
stretch and from there down II was
a struggle for second between Dinah
Watt and Jack, Pat Tucker winning by
two lengths over Dinah Watt, second,
a length ahead of Jack, third. Time,
BAN.
summaries.
First race, selling, 1--we and a half
furlongs, purse 5000. T.. Donaldson's
b. IN. 10 10, by Springwater-Green-
leaf. 1O1 CButler). first: f. f. Frederick
sons b. x. Mike Rice. by j. II. Fenton-
Mrs. McAllister, 1913 (Narcaez), second;
Henry Albertson's or. 6. Tammany, py
Wei Yellow Rose. 103 tRuiz), third.
Robin Hood H.. 107 ODuffy); Joe Cot
ton, 103 (Kanaley); Fred Gardner. 100
(Beauchamp); Red Bird, 103 (Morgan):
Battese, LOG CGallagher), also ran and
finished In that order.
Mike Rice sold for $25. 10 10 $50,
Fred Gardner, SIS, Tammany Sl3, Red
Bird 81 and the field 50.
Mutuals paid $40 and Sl2.45 on 10 Lo
and Sg.05 place on Mike Rice.
Second race. 2-year-old maidens, half
mile, purse $3.50. Nelson's b. &. koo-
tenai. by Aerolite-Alice Himyar, 10I
DUFFY, first. G. l.. McDonalds b. G.
San Augustine. by Emperor of Norfolk
Hook Blonde, los tRuiz), second; ID. j.
Jordan's CHI. z. Chilkoot Pass. by For
ester-wavelet, 101 U~angford), third.
Eloper. 100 (Thomas); Dunpraise. 1O4
(Kerin); Prince Farewell, liz 1Glover)l
~Starboard, 100 CNash): CaZedero, 104
Gones), also ran and finished In that
order.
San Augustine sold for $50. Eloper
SIG. Kootenai SO. Prince Farewell s.
and the field $40.
Mutuals paid s71.25 N 1885 on
Kootenai and $500 place an San Angus
tine.
Third race, selling. five n a half fur
longs. purse SCOT. G. Ferguson's b.
m. Distinction. by imp. S~tonehenge-
Stately, 105 (BeauChamp), first. 6. &. |
Little's CHI. h. Loeb Ness, by imp. In
Butterfly. 10 SHAW, second;
f. f. Smiths CHI. &. Torpedo. by RAJ
cine-imp. Ouida, 1903 (Butler), third.
Tra nnaan ia (ppNlplns E1nrimal 100 |
tkerin): p. F., 1O7 Duffy): Billy
Mathews. 103 wv. SMITH, also ran and
finished in that order.
Distinction sold for SIS. Loeb Ness
SIS. Trappean SIG, Z. +. sl1 n the
field So.
Mutuals paid 1915 and s6.O5 on Dis
tinction and $685. place on Loeb Ness.
Fourth race. one mile. purse S300-H.
Byrnes q Co.'S b. c. Hero. by Salvador
Firenzi, 101 CMorgan), first; +. w. FL
lis br. m. All Smoke, by imp. silk
Gown-Ordnance. 107 Beauchamp), sec
ond; Farrar & Tuberville's br. h. Will
lam OBJ, by Apache-F1ora, 10 (Shawl,
third. Barracan, IS lHolmes): imp.
Devils Dream. 1903 (Ames). also ran and
finished in that order.
Barracan sold for s75, All Smoke s25.
Hero SIS. imp. Devils Dream SIS and
William OBJ. $40.
Mutuals paid s74.30 and S2S.55 on Hero
and $40. 20 place on All Smoke.
Fifth race, selling. six %furlongs. purse
s250-W. ID. Randallts br. n. Robair. by
Rotherill-M Merry Maiden, 107 CAmes),
first: j. II. Thomas oh. m. Alicia. by
Malcolm-Viney, 104 (Morgan). second:
II. Byrnes & Co.'S br. c. Briar Hill, by
imp. Duncomb-imp. Briar Bush, aS
(Nash), third. Duke of York H., 100
tDanehy); Carness, 80 (Butler): Punter,
80 (Holmes): Judge Tam. 109 Roullier);
~Savanasola, 80 tBrown); BLU Sign, 1O2
derby, also ran and finished in that