The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-07-15

the quarter by three lengths. Bitter Root
next half a length IN front of Torsida,
Grady and Flashlight, heads apart.
Grady moved up out OF the bunch and
challenged Zaraida. and these two had
IL out around the big bend. When the
t~hree-quarter pole was passed Zaraida
was only a length in front of Grady.
a length better than Bitter Root and
Torsida, heads apart. F1ashlight back a
length and a half. Grady in front of
Zaraida by a head. she. Torsida and
Bitter Root necks apart, F1ashlight -four
lengths behind was the order at the en-
trance to the stretch. II was a push in
which the four leaders took a great in
terest, and an eighth of a mile from the
wire IL was no mans race. but Bitter
Root was out for all there was to get,
and Piggot urged him orwar and he
crossed the plate ahead of the bunch.
winning quite handily a length in front
Of Torsida. second. Grady third, a length
back. three in front of Zaraida and
Flashlight, separated by a length. Time
1854.
seven Furlongs.
This was an easy thing for Lucky
Star. who was favorite. After the race
he was bid up to 81, 900. but Holly. the
owner. wouldn't have IL, and overbid
81. 100. so the association made another
cleanup on another Holly horse. 1t was
a good start, Montallade leading. AT the
quarter Dolore was a length In front OF
Lucky Star, and those were the positions
at the half. Around the big bend Lucky
Star went 20 the head Of the procession,
led Dolore by a length and a half, High
land Ball a neck short and a length
ahead of Polish and Montallade, necks
apart, Little Tough away back. Lucky
Star was two lengths in the lead and
going smoothly at the head OF the
stretch. Highland Boy and Dolore necks
apart. a length better than Polish,
Lucky Star won in a gallop, three
lengths in front OF Dolore. second, a
length ahead of Polish third. Time
LES.
Four and y Half Furlongs.
Rather. Miss Rowena. Scotch Rose,
Oman Wood, Lady Ashley and Sinner
started in that order. The bunch was
at the post for 10 minutes and broke the
record for undelayed starts which the
day was % TO make. Sinner Is
what his name suggests-he is ny
thing but angelical at the post. Scotch
Rose also did a turn or two. The en-
tire bunch was a sporty lot and the
starters earned their munificent salar
les in an effort to send the horses
away to a good start, which was final
ly done. Oman Wood led Rather.
Scotch Rose and Miss Rowena past the
three-quarters, and at the head OF the
stretch Oman was a length and a half
in front of Miss Rowena, second, who
was going to the front a length ahead
of Rather. two ahead of the others. In
a drive and a beautiful finish not seen
In every race Miss Rowena went over
the home plate a length in front of
Rather. second. who was the same dis
lance ahead of Oman Wood, she taking
third by a head from Lady Ashley,
Scotch Rose -four lengths back, 10 III
front of Sinner. Time, :55.
Summaries.
First race, for 2-year-olds. four and
a half furlongs, purse S250-T. f.. Lat
ta's ch C Rey Hooker. by FL Rio Rey-
Ogalena. 109 (Shaw), first; ROLAND ~
Maley's CHI ( Ocorona. by Amigo-St.
Celia, 105 Derby, second: w. Cock
rell's br ( Envy, by Galen-Lemonade,
100 (Butler). third. Distance. 102 MAR
vaez); Queen Esher, Ill (Mattox): Elk
enia, 100 ~(Blevins). also ran and fin
shed in that order.
Rey Hooker sold for SIS. Envy $40,
Ocorona s. and the field Sc.
Mutuals paid $3.50 and Sc on Rey
Hooker and $l0.o5 place IN Ocorona.
Second race. six furlongs. purse $3.50
-B. c. Holly's b IN Lorena H., by
Apache-Rill, 100 OPiggot). first; +. T.
1 NOOu , III III IActi. ny idthtl-F aim
less, 107 Derby, second: Lee Shaners
CHI { Little T. c.. by imp. Idalium-Mol-
lie B.. 100 tBeauchamp), third. Emma
Rey, 9S (RuiZ); Ricardo. Ill (GoldenD,
Oak Leaf. lo4 SHAW: Inbred. 1903
CMorgan); st. Distaff. 1o4 (Wain-
wright): P~ettigrew. 1oS CNarvaez), also
ran and finished in that order.
Reel sold for $3s. Oak Leaf $50. Inbred
SIS, Lorena III. $40. st. Distaff IS, Ri
cardo 81 and the field SIS.
Mutuals paid $3.50 and 5000 on Lo-
rena ii. and 1890 place on Reel
Third race. Ave furlongs. purse $500
f.. Lannigan's en- h Rubicon. by imp.
Rayon d'Or-Lilly r, los (Butler), first;
w l.. Stanfield's ch ( Valencienne. by
st. Observation-Disclosures, 1903 CPowelD,
second; J.. M. Lybrand's b & Jim Gore.
by Gorman-Sister. s6 (Ruiz). third.
Sallie Goodwin, 102 (NaryaezD: Jolli-
in that order.
Rubicon sold for SIS, Valencienne sl3.
Jim Gore $40 and the field s..
Mutuals paid $3.50 and s6.45 on Rubi-
con and $40 place on Nalencienne.
Fourth race. one mile. purse s350-H.
L. Franks br C imp. Bitter Root. by
Royal Hampton-imp. Buttermere, los
OPiggot), first: +. +. Smiths b ( Tor
sida, by Torso-Judith. lo6 (Beau-
champ. second; Crane & Owens b h
Grady. by Three Cheers-Gold Cup, log
CHennessey), third. Zaraida. 20
Brown; Flashlight. 10 tShaw), also
ran and finished in that rider.
Torsida sold for $50. Grady SEQ, Bitter
Root $40 and the field $40. Later Tor
sida sold for s25 and the field SIS.
Mutuals paid S62. 10 and $3.50 on Bit
ter Root and 1855 place on Torsida.
Fifth race. selling. seven furlongs.
purse 5000. {. Holly $ br z Lucky
star. by imp. Friar Tuck-Keepsake. los
CBeauchamp), first; Pueblo stables
b m Dolore. by Wildiddle.R osette. loi
CwilsonD. second; Farrar & Tubervills's
b n Polish. by Observation-Disclosures. TO-
tshaMl. third. Highland Ball, sc
TEowitp. Montallade. rs CButlerD.