The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-09-06
Seven Furiongs-Tom smith,

The first race went to a second
choice, Tom Smith. The start was bad
Tor Mark Hanna, h was left An
9ther n or two were practically left.
ION smith won by a length from Re-
Ola, who was a length and a half in
1:324. ~ iAhe'
Summary-First race, selling. for q
year-olds and upward that have NOT
won TWO races this year or last. sew
en- f~urlongs. purse $3.50:
A. NJ. Linnelrs blk e Tom Smith bv
Clarendon-Sparrawgrass. los CWii-
II. >. Fountains b f Reolia by Eoli-
an-Mollie McGregor, 80 (Wain-
wright ........ ...... go. w .
j. McLaughlin's CHI m Una Que
amo by Torso-Little Flush, los
Jim Brownell. Florimel, University,
Olivia, Saucy Eyes, Willmeter, Vail
ente and Alcatraz also ran, Mark
Hanna left at post. Pongo, Commits
sion and Althea scratched.
Betting: University $50. Reolia Sc,
Saucy Eyes $40. Willmeter 81. Tom
smith Sl4, Una Que Amo Sc. FIorimeI
~ jim Brownell 81. Olivia 80, field 50.
Mutuals paid S19.75 and SOTO on Tom
Smith and $500 on Reolia.
Six FurIongs-Taghairm.
The first handicap was a fit for Tag
harm, who surprised the talent sor-
rowfully. He was the cheapest buv
in the pools, while kootenai and MAY
Beach were abou equal fayorites.
White Fern second choice. An unde-
layed start was given and II was fair
for all but Ocorona, who was last bv
a noticeable margin. She, however. got
up into the bunch in a short time and
took second money. 1t was a grand
finish and 100 yards above the wire no
one was willing to bet a dime that he
could name the winner. Taghairm won
by half a length from Ocorona. Koot-
email third, a neck back. Time, 1:15ib.
Summary-Second race, a handicap.
for 2-year-olds, six furlongs. purse $500:
Copper City stables br c Taghairm
by imp. lnverness-Trade Wind, 1O6
tW1lson) ....... ...... -. ...... /
e. Roland's oh f Ocorona by Amigo
st. Celia, 80 (PowelD ...... ......... .
j. w. Nelson & Co.'S b G Kootenai by
Aerolite-Alice Himyar, 10 CSulli-
White Fern and May Beach also ran.
Betting: kootenai $40, May Beach
s35, White Fern $50. Ocorona SIS, Tag
HARM $40. Mutuals paid 5000 and
s2O.25 on Taghairm and 1880 on Geo.
roma.
-Four Furlongs-Jack.
Another awful dump-three surprises
III q row. AnOtner QUICK start n q
bad one, Jack first away and Eta H.
last. She was one of the favorites i'm
the auctions n Jack was an outsider.
Eta made the prettiest. gamest run
seen in a long time. Wilson fought
against odds and got second place.
Jack won by a length and Eta II. was
second, Dutch third. Time, :49ha.
Summary-Third race, -four furlongs,
handicap for 3-year-olds and upward.
purse $500:
j.. w. Fuller's oh g Jack by Sam
Bass-Nellie, los (Sullivan) ......... 1
II. F. Edwards & Co.'S CHI m Eta II.
by Flambeau-Miss Metford, III
wv llson) '....... -..... ...... ....... ?
Stricklin & Howelrs br & Dutch, no
pedigree. 127 Dingley). 49,. ........ 8
Oman Wood. Tommy Tucker and
Tucker also an. Miss Rowena,
Quicksilver and Glare n. scratched.
BETTING: Eta II. $50, Dutch $25, Pat
Tucker $40, Oman Wood S25, Jack SIS.
Tommy Tucker IS. Mutuals paid s32. so
and $685. on Jack and $l2.25 on Eta
II.
Labor Day HANDICAP Scottish Chieftain.
A good start sent the field of six
away. Tempo led into the stretch.
Rubicon led past the stand, Senator
Bland. Han dor. Ostler Joe, Scottish
and Tempo close up in that
Rubicon still led into the back
and Senator Bland took the lead
rounding to the three-quarters. Tempo
next, Scottish Chieftain third and gain
ing. with Ostler Joe at his side. Han
1'Or was falling hack with Rubicop who I