The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-01-17
Race rack and
Stable Goss'p

w armer, Mahogany, / Don't Know, Sea
Spray, 100; Terrier, 10.
Second race. seven and one-haf fur
longs-Darechota, SO; Magnus, 81; Fan
ny S.. 104: George Palmer, 100. Coda,
107; Alma, los; Our Climate, FL Nena-
do. AIlahabad, Jack Martin, 109.
Third race. one mile-The Dipper, ";
Go to Bed. Mistleton, Tenrica, l04; Don
Daniel. 109; Captive, Bobolink, III; Nom
chalance, ia; Veragua, III.
Fourth race, seven and one-half fur
longs-El Moro, Ii Hung Chang, "a;
Veloz. 106: Kamsin, Collins, Red Glenn,
Song and Dance. Kaiser Ludwig, lO9;
falmerston. Ben Amelia, liz.
Fifth race, mile and one-slxteentn-
Miss Ruth, ": Heritage, 80; Cromwell.
lo2; Lena, 1903; Hazard, f04; Wawona,
105; Lorena H., 100; Schiller, 107; Per-
some. l1G.
sixth race, six furlongs-Sorrow, 81;
Master Mariner, Bailster, 3d. Rebel
Jack, 1o2; Chihuahua, 1o4' Hardly, Bo-
nit& 1917 Blarney Stone, IL.
Raining, track sloppy.
Fred Taral is to ride for Bromley &
Co. next season.
Bliss Rucker. Sybaris and Odds On
are all Temporarily On Inc smell Oh at
count of lameneSS
Starter Caldwell, who has probably
started more horses than any hNinS
man, says that 1faNerser IS the fastest
morse away from the post that he has
ever seen.
L. ]. Rose. who is now in the city, re-
grets that he ever sold st. CAIRO, al
enough he was paid $4,000 for the horse,
which was $5,VUo more than he cost .ne
owner of Rosemeade. MIR. Rose has
neither harness horse nor thorough
pvse a Los Angeles COun-
~.
Scarf Pin has badly bowed leg, and
she viii certainly not face the starter
al the present meeting, II ever again.
TINS is rather unfortunate, as the
daughter OF sprngpok Was one of the
most promising FLIES in California.
Tom Lottridge is no longer training
any of Ed Pursers horses. The only
Two he had OF late We're scarf PIN and
Draught, which he turned over to Muir
ny several days ago.
Howard Mann the Brooklyn handi-
cap winner, has been SulIerlng from
skin disease owing to bad heels, but he
Will be ready to race in ABOUT 10 days
or two weeks.
Rey del Banddos, who has figured in
many a hard-tought contest, is almost
ready to race again.
Altamax, the best race horse in the
/ Burns & Waterhouse stable, will not
start for some time, as he has gone
/ lame.
Thornhin, who broke down in the
| four mile race, is standing up III first
class style, and will shortly be seen at
the post. He recently worked a mile
1 q no track in 1 IA
Garnet Ferguson, son of Starter Fer
| guson who has one of the biggest
strings of 2-year- olds in training in cal
norma, will race in orange and green.
| These colors were made famous in the
Us by I'll. Z. McGrath, who founded the
celebrated McGrathlana stud at Lex
ngton. such horses as Tom Bowling
| Aristides and Chesapeake carried tne
orange and green to victory, and the
| great match race at Lexington, IL
which Aristides beat Ten Brock, vii
The late IL. =. MeGrath was an uncle
of Garnet Ferguson. The stable of z
year-olds consists of:
Master Lee br. C.. by st. George-Le'
wee.
Distance, b. c., by Prince Royalties:
onward.
Maud T., b. f., by Prince Royal-Biu'
Hood,
Sweet Cakes b. f., by Prince Royal
Under Crust.
Anchored. br. G., by Prince Royal
HomeWard Bound.
Wheat king, blk. C., by st. George
Luerezia.
Prince Farewell b. G., by Prince Roy
al Minnie Williams.
Royal Tartar, b. c., by Prince Royal
Tartarne.
of tha cling firm
Bromley Il Go. last year evoked niue
, comment and sympathy Iney spare
, nothing of care or cash To secure horse
apparently as good as any IN the coun
Try hut their liberalty Ill TINS feSar
failed To produce its due reward, Ty
phoon IL, Howard s, and other OF thel
costly purchases. going wrong from on
cause and another. But showing tn
: spirit of genuine turfmen the member
i | OF the firm have not lain down in dis
, couragement, but have bought NOR
/ horses and with julius Bauer III eun
5 mand of their racing forces, will agai
!. try for well deserved success.
/ Entries of foals of 1897 To the Nations
i Stallion stakes, a new event for 2-ysai
J, Odds. to be decided at Morris par
4 spring meeting. 1899. have closed, MI
i 335 entries. of which j. Il. Haggln cor
g tributed no less than 80. II IL guar
n anteed event Of the value Of $4,000, an
q destined 10 be one of the great event
. of the future. The stations represente
l. are knight of Ellerslie. Rayon do
n Ben Strome Magnetizer. Paetolu
n Chance. ST. Blaise, Tammany, lnve'
n aess, Bathampton. Matt Byrnes, Sal
II Lucas, Montana, Meddler, Linden, BE
h | yidere, ST. Savior, His Highness. Ins
Z Wig, Executor. Order. Candlemas. Al
chorite Artillery, Rassetiaw, Darehl
q t'it2james, Fresno, Golden Dawn. Gols
I.a1j Finch .IilIN kiSmp
II Midlothian. Preston pans. Prosnecto
Salvador 81. Andrew, Sir Modred. ST.
Il Ruby, Tenny, Uncle Jess, Watereres
S St Leonards. Tournament, Choriste
Sieipner, ormonde. 81, Florian, Russo
cayuga, Likely, Bramble. kingsto
n Laureate, Potomac. Himyar. MaSsett
,e Tneas Faverdale, kinglke, JuNens
m Galore. Albert, Hanover, Iamplighte
m Pirate OF Penzanee, Stratnmere al
n Onondaga an array of richness dome
1, tic and imported. sufficient to promi
- great things TO students OF hreedii