The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-01-03

| goVia, III pounds, San Francisco, April
26, 1883, z:2iia; one and one-half miles
Buckwa, by BuckraWe Wa, 1913
pounds. Emeryville Dec. "a, 1897, 2:32A;
one and three quarters miles, Hotspur
s, by Joe Daniels-by Wildidle, III
pounds, San Francisco, April 30, 1891
3:00&; two miles, Monte Cristo, 4. by
King Alfonso Gaanthis, I0S pounds,
San Francisco, April %, 1887, $3.50; two
and one-quarters miles, Duchess of
Norfolk, 3, by Norfolk Marion, SO
pounds. San Francisco, April 20, 1882,
8 $50 two and one-halr miles, Pepper
4, by Hindoo- Francesca, SO pounds,
San Francisco Ungleside). April ., 1896
4:37; three miles, Thornhill, 5, by imp.
Cheviot- Phoebe Anderson, f02 pounds,
Bay district, May q. 1896, 5:261s; four
miles, Marigold. g. by MilnerKaty
Pease. los pounds, san Francisco, Jan.
II, 1893, 7:20h.
The Oakland track is now accounted
the fastest circular course in America,
and more fast races have been run over
ii in the past few days than ever before
known in the history of the turf in such
short period. The time made in some
race nearly every day has bordered on
the sensational. Such record breaking
in the month of December must be con-
sidered really phenomenal Coast and
worlds records have been lowered,
while the number of races run under
1 Al has been marvelously large.
| The following is a list of sensational
races. from "A time point of view, made
over the Oakland track this season:
Buclkwa, 1913. one and one-half miles
in 2:32A. on Dec. "a. This is a new
worlds record, experimenting lamp
lighters 2:32& made at Monmouth in
1892.
Salvado. 1O7, one and one-e eighth miles
in :52&, Dec. "a. This reduces the
coast record "A quarter of a second.
May w. 104. seven fUrlongs IN 1904.
Dee. "a. This is within quarter of "a
second of the coast record.
Bliss Rucker. 81. one mile in 1:40 Dec.
is. This equals the worlds record for
2-year-old.
Salvado, l07. one and one sixteenth
miles in 1;46A, Dec. 90. This cut half
a second off the coast record.
Lord Marmion, 10S, five and one-half
furlongs in 1862, Dec. p. This time
never beaten by a 2-year-old.
Satsuma, rs, six furlongs in 1;l2ia.
Dec. %. This is a new coast record and
within n quarter of second OF the
worlds record.
Senator Bland, one and quarter
miles in the slush, 2:0S. Nov. "a Phe-
nomenal time for a slushy track.
Judge Denny, 104. one and one eighth
miles in 53, Nov. Is. This equalled
the coast record at that time.
Installator. 112, one and one-sixteenth
miles in 1;46a4, Nov. l6. This equalled
the coast record at the time.
Satsuma. 10, one mile in 1897, Nov.
Is. This is the Oakland track record
for the distance.
Torslda. los. one mile in 1:40A. Dec.
%. Within quarter of second of the
fastest time made this year by 3
year-old.
St calatine. 1l5. seven furlongs in
1:27. Dec. is A clever performance
with weight up.-Breeder and Sports
man.
According to the Picayune there are
some sweet things" among the yearl-
ings soon to be 2-year-olds, now in
training at the New Orleans track.
Among those favorably spoken of are
a brother to Lithos and a sister to
Successful, in the stable of +. Reagan,
and brothers to Flying Dutchman and
Leo Lake belonging TO f. II. llickok.
both good lockers. Bickok is credited
with saying that the brother to Flying
Dutchman is the fastest youngster he
ever owned. C. J. Garrisons Soudan-
Pastel sfilly is credited with abundant
speed and with being a remarkably
quick breaker, n quality that will tell
in the short distances the 2-year-olds
are raced over in their first essays early
in the year.
sam Hildreth has put into training
and All over. The last-named three
will be sent over the sticks. The Ace
ran n race or two and was then turned
out for five weeks.
The most highly-tried yearling of the
season is a chestnut iilly, recently
owned and trained by Owen Bradley
of Lexington, Ky. Last month on the
Lexington track she ran three furlongs
with lis pounds up in :35i2. c. T. Pat
terson paid $4,000 for this filly.
James Rowe has his eye upon several
of the big 2-year-old stakes of 1898. He
relies upon two colts and fillN, the get
of Juvenal- Retaliation, from Bassinette
and a chestnut colt from Mag That
his trainer thinks we'll of this Souncster
is proved by the fact that he states
Sl0.0 600 would not buy him.
The highest price paid for a wearing
during the present year was $4,000 for
Method, by Order-Nictorine. a fun
brother to Ornament. bought of J. :.
Curtis. He is n grand-looking colt. and
bids fair 10 make a name Tor himself.
It's. pins his faith in him.
Ninety Cents is the name given by
j. A. Joyner 10 n yearling gelaing By
imp. Sir Modred, out Of Trade Dollar
Al Gravesend the leading subject
talked about by trainers is the form
shown by p ]. Dryers colt Miller. by