The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-08-19

IL looked like Amasa, but 20 yards from
the wire Lady Ashley gained owe
Amasa and won. out by a head. Negli
gence third, three lengths back. Time
1904.
summary-Third race. for s-year-olds
selling. five ~furlongs. purse $3.50:
II. +. Edwards q Co.'S b ( Lady Ash
ley. by Pa~tton-Sallie NJ. los (wil-
sohl':... 80. -. .............
Crane & Owens b & Amasa, by Capt.
Al-Lady Intruder. 104 SHAW .......
Hiram Elliott's br C Negligence. by
imp. Observation-Disclosures, 1O4 Duffy +;
Flora Hawk and Inverary III. also ran.
Betting: Amasa $50. Lady Ashley SIS
Negligence SIS. field Sc. Mutuals paid
$50 and $3.50 on Lady Ashley n $3.50
on Amasa.
One Mile-Lucky Star.
Unusual interest was taken In the
mile race n big money went into the
pool boxes. The stand saw a good start
after a couple of false breaks. Lucky
star was favorite, n old popuIar Ost-
Ter Joe was not considered good with
SUCH a heavy impost. 124 pounds. Mas
ter Mariner went ahead from the start
ana led around to the stretch. Lucky
star went second. going from three
lengths back up TO Mariners neck as
me held Strengthened out for home.
"FiL lHlTu All the WaX
around. Lucky Star finished easiIy
nrst' a length in front of Master Mari
ner, three lengths before Barracan. and
ostIer Joe was only a neck's length
snort OF the money, the DEVILS Dream
SIX lengths behind all. Time. 1:43A.
Summary-Fourth race. handicap for
purse $3.50: ~
Miles Finlen's br e Lucky Star. by
imp. Friar Tuck-Keepsake, III
t~Beauchamp) ...... ..... -
ID: J. Jordan's CHI g Master Mariner,
by imp. Mariner-Marinette. 30
'Ndsn) ........ ...... .............. 2
II. l.. Franks b ( Barracan, by Tam
many-imp. Barcamere, 80 (Gray).. 3
Ostler Joe n imp. DEVILS Dream
also ran.
Betting: Lucky Star $50. imp, Dew
lis Dream SIS. Barracan 81. Ostler Joe
s15. Master Mariner so. Mutuals paid
s1O.75 and ss.55 on Lucky Star and
s13.75 on Master Mariner.
Five and a Half ~Furlongs-Oak Leaf.
again the talent went down. this
time under the whitening fire of au-
tumn leaves. 1t was an Oak Leaf
which did it, and VIM. OBJ. is the one
which was expected to do il. 1t was a
heavy betting race. A good start saw
Leaf first in front. and then Chap
pie took the lead up the back stretch
and around to the straightaway, where
Oak Leaf. going second from the half.
went in front and won in a drive, half
a length before Chappie, VIM. OBJ.
third, two lengths from second. Oak
Leaf carried a piece of the barrier tam
gled about his hind feet, and when
Shaw was pulling up VIM. OBJ. after
the finish his stirrup broke and down
he went. No harm done. The Grove
wondered what Oak Leaf could do II
all of its feet were hoppled. The result
of the race was surprising as we'll as
sensational. Time, 1875.
Summary-Fifth race, selling, for 4
and upward that have not
won three races since July 1, six and [
a half f%urlongs. purse $500:
j. Boland's b ~ Oak Leaf, by
Observation-Disclosures of Allerton,
|. Warehouses; b e Chappie, by imp.
Order-Hoyden, 1O4 CDanehy) ....... 2
Farrar & Tuberville's br h VIM. OBJ,
by Apache-Flora. 112 SHAW ....... 8
Coda, Encino and McLight also ran.
Betting: VIM. OBJ. $40. McLight $25,
Leaf SIS. Encino SIS, Coda S12.
.happie $40. Mutuals paid $63.25 and
on Oak Leaf and $3.50 on Chap
pie.
Mile and 20 Yards-Grady.
Grady, the renowned also ran, made
of his erstwhile sensational finishes
md won by a blinker. and then it rain
ID. old Grady was favorite and Fred
iardner second choice. The big crowd
another pretty start, the field of
leaving the wire leveled up. Ma
oero led. kruna at it's side. half way
Ip the back stretch and Kruna showed
he way around the big benz to the
tretch, Masoero alongside. Old Grady,
ull of speed, ran around third, and at
he proper time Cole turned his mount
bose and with Masoero and Kruna the
cal ~contenders, after the pot red hot,
OF there first by u very small margin
Masoero took second from Kruna
nth as little to spare. 1t was the most
ensational finish of the day. Time,
AZ.
Summary-Sixth race, selling, for A.
ear-olds that have started and not won
[ the Butte or Anaconda meetings, one
lille and 20 yards, purse $3.50:
.rane & Owens b h Grady by Three
Cheers-Gold Cup, 112 &C. Cole 49,. l
V. Hastings e. Co.'S b & Masoero
by Peel-Ursula, 100 (Sullivan).. 49,. .
. w. Scott's b m Kruna by Plevna-
imp Abruku, 9S (PowelD .......... 3
P~leasonton I'M Fred Gardner also
In.
Betting: Grady $50, Fred Gardner 500.
SIS, field s14. Mutuals paid {
4.SO and 5000 on Grady and ST. 40 on ]
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Entries for To-day.
First race, selling, -four and a half
lrlonSs-Juanita, 1l3; Chinook, IO1; +,
Paula, 101; Kitty Brady, 1O1; !
o Lo, l0l; Mamie Glenn, 105: Clare N, {
Queen Nubia, los; Baby Ruth, 100. !
race, 2-year-olds, selling, i've
rlongs-White Fern, 100; Dunpraise.
3; Ben Ledi, 100; Distance, ITO: Chill
Pass, l07; Senator Mats, 10.
Third race, n mile, selling-Creed-
ore L., SO; Polish. 104; Daylight, log; :
81; Coda, l01; Los Prietos, 1
f; Pat Morrissey. 10; New Moon, lOl;
irness, "a.
race. six furlnnps-Ladv [