The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-08-14

F. T. Woods CHI m Dorah Wood, by
Jack-Boston-Risa X. los Derby. :
z. A Tipton's ch h Byron McClel-
land. by Hindoo-Red and Blue,
liz (Beauchamp) 3
Highland Ball and Oscillation also
ran.
Betting: Eta H. SIS. Oscillation s25.
Byron McClelland SIS. Highland Bali
SIS. Dorah Wood SI2. Mutuals paid
5000 n s1O.s5 on Eta III. and si2. 90
on Dorah Wood.
1t was a quick start that sent the
seven files on the homeward sprint for
the $1,000 stake and Maud Ferguson was
first to show. with The Light. May
Beach, Gualala, Hemera, Eloper and
White Fern close up. The Light showed
the way around the first turn and May
Beach led into the stretch, a head in
front of Maud Ferguson, a length and
a half before The Light, Gualala a
length and a half back, leading Hemera,
White Fern n Eloper, separated by
W lengths. The contest was between
May Beach and Maud Ferguson and
Maud won with two lengths to spare,
May Beach second, four lengths before
The Light, six in front of the others,
strung out: Time, SO.
Summary-Fourth race, the Montana
Hotel stake. $1,000. for 2-year-old fillies,
o and a half furlongs:
T. G. Ferguson's b Z Maud Ferguson,
by Primo Royal-Blue Hood, lis
f. t. Woods b ( May Beach, by
Bobby Beach-Faithless, lis (Sulli-
VanD........... 80. -. ............. 2
H. Byrnes & Co.'S CHI ( The Light, by
Uncle ~Jess-Barbary Maid, ITO
-. .......... 8
Gualala. Hemera, White Fern and
Eloper also ran.
Betting: The Light and Hemera,
coupled, $50. Maud Ferguson s25, Qua
lala $40, May Beach 81, field Sc. Mu-
tuals paid $14.90 and $7.95 on Maud
Ferguson and slS.o5 on May Beach.
Five and a Half Furlongs-Torsion.
After three breaks the field of eight
went away to a fair start, Ternary first
under Torsion went TO first at the
half, a length and a half from Ternary,
half a length before Joe Cotton, and
around the turn to the stretch Torsion
led by six lengths and was going away
from its field, with Joe Cotton second,
five in front of Latah. The finish was
easy for Torsion, which was two lengths
from Joe Cotton, Latah third, two back.
Time, 1:11h.
Summary-Fifth race. selling, five and
a half ~furlongs, purse $3.50:
b. c. Holly estates b & Torsion, by
Torso Ricardo, 107 CMorgan) ........ 1
d. c. Reynolds b & Joe Cotton, by
Winters-Cott Nose, 107 &C. Rus
selD...... -. go. e. ................ 2
A. Meals br C Latah, by vici-Miss
olive l07 tPowers) ...... 49,. ....... 3
Ternary, Nervosa. Robin Hood, Are
You and May Boy also ran.
Betting: Torsion $40, Latah SIS, Joe
Cotton 1923. Nervosa IS, May Boy 81, field
81. Mutuals paid $10.05 and $3.50 on
Torsion and 1920 on Joe Cotton.
Seven Furlongs-Encino.
Encino was the favorite in a field of
IL also rams. and it did the right thing
by finishing where its hackers expected
1t to-. There was no n to worry En-
elmo, for it took the lead from hagfall
and kept it to the finish n won four
lengths in front of Masoero, which shot
out of the bunch and took the place
from Tom Smith by a length and a
half. Time, 1882.
Summary-Sixth race, selling, for A.
year-olds and upward that have started
and not Won since July l, seven furlongs,
purse $3.50:
NJ. j.. S~ulivan's ch h Encino, by imp. 5
Brutus-May'D D., los (Beauchamp).. 1
w. Hastings & Co.'S b z Masoero, by
Peel-Ursula, 104 (Enos). ........... 2
A. NJ. Linnelrs br & Tom Smith, by
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, 102 pow
ell)...... :. 49,. -. :. ............... 3
Betting: Enc'no $40, Fred Gardner 1872,
Walter j. $40, Ida II. $11, Daylight $40,
Tom Smith IS, Masoero So, field $40.
paid $14.15 and 1896 on Encino
and 1870 on Masoero.