The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-08-26
ANACONDA news.
H~AlR-RA|SING FINISHES
Grand Sachem's Win From o.
culation Closer Than Close.
T0RIBIO AND PUNTER, TOO
The Talent Divided All Along the Line,
and Somebody Loses a Pile Of Money.
More Sport on the Gard To-Day
Inc Lots of 1t Tomorrow.

The talent went to pieces yesterday
n divided up into squads and played
choices all down the line. And many
of them lost. while some of their more
ortunat opponents won. Taking SELL
ing prices as a basis only one favorite
won, and that was Silver Jim in the
first race. There were w as pretty
finishes as a person wishes to look at.
The Grand Sachem win from Oscula-
ton was a hair raiser, as was also that
of Toribio from Punter. The crowd was
as usual good sized and the betting was
lively. The results were:
Three and q Half Furlongs-SiIver Jim.
The race in the auctions was between
silver Jim and Pendlan Buttes, the
former selling for s47 and the latter
s5O. IT was a good start except for
Colonel Cody, the kicker, who was left
at the post. Silver Jim led from flag
ran TO the wire. Pendlan Buttes was
his escort to the stretch and Aurora b..
ran third. Irish Girl started out after
the money n got some of ii, the finish
being Silver Jim first a length in front
or Irish Girl, Penilan Buttes third
half a length back, four in front of the
others, strung out.
Summary-First race, for maiden A.
year-olds and upward, three and a half
furlongs, purse $3.50:
ID III Williams gr & Silver Jim by
Sam Bass-Guess, 101 (Gouin) 49,. /
d o Blevins' b m Irish Bril- by Glen
Elm-Regent, 103 (Ames) ~. 2
III X Benefits b & Pendlan Buttes
by Sir Henry-Lady Opal, Ill (Sulli-
Aurora B., Susie Lake and Miss Mil
Ter also ran. Colonel Cody left at the
Betting: Silver Jim SAT, Pendlan
Buttes $50. Aurora B. $40. Miss Miller
$15, Colonel Cody 81, field s11. Mutuals
paid 1910 n $40 on Silver Jim and
$4O.45 on Irish Girl.
Five Furlongs-Horton.
Interest in the betting ring was live
1y on this race, the heavy players 60
ing on May Beach s55 and Horton s45.
while Croker went for SIS and Royal
Fan and Taghairm 80 each. There were
three breaks. the last putting addition
al life in the proceedings. Croker
threw his rider, Golden. and ran around
TO the stand, where he was caught.
Golden wasn't hurt. He was taken to
Others. Royal Fan led to the half.
where May Beach took the lead and
held il to the three-quarters, Horton
close to her. Horton won easily three
lengths in front of May Beach. who
was a length better than Taghairm.
Time, 1903.
Summary-Second race. for 2-year-
oids tina have not won two races since
July i. five furlongs. purse $500:
+ Smiths CHI C Horton by Ell Rayo-
Fusillade's Last. 113 (Morgan). 49,.
Fl Woods b { May Beach by Bobby
Beach-Faithless. 10 SHAW. ....... 9
Copper City Stables br C Taghairm
by imp lnverness-Trade Wind, los
tSulliyan) .............. ...... 3
Croker and Royal Fan also ran.
Betting: May Beach S55. Horton s45.
Croker s13, Taghairm 50, Royal Fan SO.
paid $40 and s6.45 on Horton
and $3.50 on May Beach.
Four and a Half Furlongs-Toribio.
Amasa was favorite with the big
in the overnight betting and all
lay yesterday until he finished third. {
Much money went on him from S35 to
E60 a buy. He was an odds-on favorite. !
A fair start saw Punter first away. 5
mex Punter led into the
stretch, where Amasa was a length (
rom him. Toribio third and going. /
was ahead down to within six +
inches and a half of the wire. where
roribio closed in and beat her by a {
lose, Amasa third two lengths back.
Time, 1854.
Summary-Third race, selling. for g.
four and a half ~furlongs,
,urse $3.50: S
F Frederickson's oh e Toribio by /
Apache-Marin, 104 PowelD ......... l o
1 l. Franks b I Punter by imp In 6
erness-Lottery 103 SHAW ........... . II
& Owens b & Amasa by Cap a
tain Al-Lady Intruder, 104 (Cole).. 3 y
Cipriano, Belle de Mutt, Shellac, None s
UGH, Illumine and Cora L. +. also ran.
'lora Hawk scratched.
Betting: Amasa $50. Toribio s12.
$13, Shellac So. Cipriano So, field
IL. Mutuals paid S31. 20 and S11. so on A
ioribio and s14.5o on Punter.
Mile and a Sixteenth-Grand Sschem.
The wise men were divided into three %
actions, one going on Oscillation, one al
4 Dolore and one on Grand Sachem. IL
each squad put up from $50 to $40 te
, its choice. The feature of the result IN
as every favorite got inside of the W
A good start was given, Grand b
achem first away. Dolore led ra
the first curve and b;
ast the half; then Oscula- NJ
On tried first place to the stretch. All a
e while Grand Sachem was going sec ia
Id and down the straight he PASS Ell
Oscillation and won out by a head CT
om Oscillation, who was four lengths
front of Dolore. Time. 1891. tie
Summary-First race, handicap. for W
year-olds and upward, one mile and a nc
kteenth. purse $3.50: ca
j. Moran's b C Grand Sachem nv ST,
Tammany-Belinda, 101 (Naryaezl nj