The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-09-24
MORE JOCKS SUSPENDED
Russell and Golden Laid OFF for
the Rest of the Meeting.
THE JUDGES ARE FIRM
There Is an Investigation Going On and
Some of the Jockeys May Be Retired
Permanently-Regan Is a Fine
Starter-The Results.

Great Falls, Sept. 2S.-The attendance
at the races to-day was not SO large
as IL has been on previous days during
he meeting. but there were over Soo
neople in the grand stand. The people
rvbo came seemed to have plenty OF
money and to be willing to invest II on
the result of the races. In
while the gate receipts may have peeh
less than on former days, the loss was
more than made up by the receipts
from the betting ring, where apout
$50. 900 was put up on the five numbers
on the programme.
The officials of the meeting have dohe
everything in their power TO make the
races clean. Regan has laid up a num-
her of the Jockeys for repair because
they exhibited a tendency TO monkey
with the start and SO pull the race ana
to-day the judges laid Russell anu
Golden off for the balance of the meet
ing The iudges have a suspicion that
both of the boys were guilty or pulllhs
their mounts to-day. and they nave
some other suspicious whlch they are
wisely keeping to themselves until they
can obtain proof. If they succeed IN
that some of the boys will have TO say
fareweu TO all further riding on the
Montana tracks. Glover and PaSet
were also suspended for suspicious rid
ing yesterday.
Favorites took two of the to-day
races; the other three went to outsld-
ers. The first race was a particular
surprise TO the talent. The betting was
strong on Dunpraise for favorite. with
Ben Ledi for second place. Another
pool sold with $40 on Senator Mats
against the field. The running OF
.Juva or Rowena Second, as the track
sometimes calls her, was phenomena
when one considers the genuine Fails
breeze that was blowing at the time,
and even her owner failed to bet OF
her.
.Juva got the start at the break, fol
lowed by Ben Ledi and Abralthe. IheS
maintained these positions to the turn
Then there was a change in the kalel'
doscope of horses and the bunch rar
.Juya, Dunpraise, Xenia and Ben Leo
to the wire. Time, 1:02A.
S~ummary-First race-purs 500, o
which $50 to second and S25 to thlrd
For maide 2-year-olds, 10 pounds De
low the scale. Those that have start
ed three or more times since July L al
lowed 5 pounds. Five furlongs.
Hiram EIIiott's Juva, 105, CRussell.O.
Mrs. Inza Shaner's Dunpralse' u.s.
(POwers) ...... 80. .'..''.'''.''
n n BIevin's Xenia, 100. (Blevins)..
Agate. Ben Ledi, Abralithe, Sunligh
and Senator Mats also ran. Betting
Dunpraise $25, Ben Ledi and Senato
Mats so each. Abralithe 30, neiu o
Also Senator Mats $40, field SO. Mu
tuals paid $50 and $1,000 on JuVa an
s7.e5 on Dunpraise.
Had there been no suspicion OF IN
riding of Russell in the second tina
would have been as pretty a race a
one could ask to see. The start wa
~perfect. in fact, il is always safe l
saw of Mr.. Regan's starting thaI the
are good 10 perfect, and TINS was :
the latter variety. Miss Rowena, WI
had split honors in the betting rn
with Highland Ball, got TO the frol
close after the break. with Chapp
and Bill Howard struggling to cate
her. Don't Know was evidently n
doing his best and was near the Ia
of the string. At the turn the chestnl
dlly stiIl had the lead by about
length and was then pronounced u
winner bv the grand stand. Bill HOY
ard had worked up to second place al
Chappie was holding his own hair
length behind the third horse. Tn
ran under the wire in this order. WI
Highland Ball a bad fourth. Tin
1:14h.
summary: Second race, handica
purse $500, of which so to secol
and $40 TO third. A handicap for
year-olds and upwards, six furlonss
w. ID. Randalrs Miss Rowena, los
w. p. Dingley's Bill Howard, 11S
T Morehouse's Chappie. 90. CMounce
7 Don't Know and Highland Ball a
ran. Kootenai scratched. Bettlf
Miss Rowena and Highland Ban
each. ] Don Know $l9, Cnappie :
Bill Howard $14. Mutuals paid Sle
and s121O on Miss Rowena and sl4
on Bill Howard.