The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-08-20

wire. Eta III third a length and a half
back, two better than Rubicon. Time,
1:16.
Summary-Fourth race. for 3-year-
olds and upward. six furlongs' purse
A wright's ch & Peixotto by imp Bru-
tus-Minnie Smith, los (Ames) ....... i
] X Redmon's ch h Serrano by Fonso-
Jennette, los OBeauchamp)......".. ?
II T Edwards & Cos oh m Eta III
by Flambeau-Miss Metford, 113
(W1lSon) ............. .............'.o
Rubicon, Joe Cotton and Lady Flight
also ran. Torpedo and Sallie Goodwin
scratched.
Betting: Serrano $50, Rubicon s25,
Eta II $40. Peixotto SIS. field SO. Mu-
tuals paid 1855 and s12 on Peixotto
and sS.25 on Serrano.
Mile and an Eighth, Hurdle-University.
And again the talent received a pain
full shock, losing heavily on j. o.. c. and
Rossmore. University won by himself,
and the other day he made a poor
showing. consequently he was almost
overlooked in the ring. st. Apollo led
off from the start and was first over the
initial jump. University left his field
to fight 1t out for place while he went
out by himself and led around with
lengths of daylight behind him. Lord
Chesterfield closed the gap at the last
turn. and ove the last jump was two
lengths from University, but didn't get
under way in good shape after his leap,
and University finished five lengths be-
fore Lord Chesterfield, who was three
in front of ]. o. C. St. Apollo gave Ii
up after the third jump and walked
home. Time, 2:05A.
Summary-Fifth race. handicap. mile
and an eighth over o u hurdles. purse
$500:
j. Cochran's br g University by imp.
The Ill Used-Affinity. 125 (Roullier). !
Dan Dennison's b & Lord Chesterfield
by imp. Observation-Disclosures. 100
CTuberville) ................ ......... 2
A. w. Small's oh & j. o. c. by
Apache-Irene, 15S CTrimlet) ........ 3
Rossmore and st. Apollo also ran.
Betting: ]. o.. c. s35, Rossmore $40,
University SIS. Lord Chesterfield SIS, st.
Apollo SO. Mutuals paid $52.40 and
s16.75 on University and $14.60 on Lord
Chesterfield.
Six Fnrlongs-Castake.
This was the hottest betting race of
the day and one of the heaviest OF the
season. Castake was favorite at $50.
and the young Apache won. He led
from the start, but was overtaken by
Gold Bug at the three-quarters. The
finish was exciting and Castake won
by a small head from Gold Bug, who
was half a length in front of Nervoso,
Royal Lancer. a $40 buy, fourth, a
length and a half from third. Time,
1:1S.
Summary-Sixth race, for 3-year-olds
and upwards that ave started three or
more times since July l and not been
placed me two at Butte or Anaconda,
six f%urlongs. purse $3.50:
w. L. Stanfield's b e Castake by
Apache-Lena, 81 (PowelD .......... l
j.. w. Richards ch & Gold Bug by
Young Pittsburg-Moll,e s., 104
NoHdND '.'....s.. ."...s''.'' =
A. Stremmelrs CHI g Nervoso by imp.
Brutus-Nerva, 104 (Gilbert) ......... 3
Royal Lancer, Ternary. b. & w, st.
Distaff, Jim Brownell, Willmeter,
Tempo and Belle de Mutt also ran
Kruna. Florimel and Tom Smith
scratched.
Betting: Castake $50, Gold Bug $50,
Royal Lancer $40, st. Distaff s25, Ner-
voso SOS, Belle de Mutt $40, Jim Brown
ell SIS, Willmeter SO, field 1922. Mutuals
paid $23.65 and $12.25 on Castake and
$3.50 on Gold Bug.