The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-07-24

Eefner ONeIlOOkt0s O1s Aht tANah "1
jority of the spectators didn't figure
that he would get the share that he did.
The start was first class, the bunch De-
ing in rapid motion when the nag Tell.
Valencienne led out. closely followed by
Oman Wood and l Don't Know. oman
Wood showed the way to the first turn,
leading Maud Ferguson by a neck, and
l Don't Know half a length back, a
length in front of Valencienne. They
were all under speed in the last turn,
where l Don't Know and Nalencienne
passed Maud Ferguson and settled down
TO business with Oman Wood, who led
them into the stretch by a length. The
three leaders cane down home under
the whip, but Oman Wood was unable
to hold her lead against such a pace
set by the two at her heels, and in "A
pretty finish l Don't Know passed un-
der the golden bag first. making the
run in less time than IL has been made
on the track this season, and alien
cienne won second money handily. she a
head short of first and two lengths in
front of Oman Wood. third, a head bet
ter thar Maud Ferguson, Miss Rowena
and Mekallah, close together. Time.
:54k.
Mile and n Quarter.
This was the MOST exciting race OF
the day. A large amount OF money
changed hands, and while Hero was the
~favorite at $50, the others found ready
packers at big amounts. The hnish
was of the hair-raising kind, especially
for the friends of Barracan, Devils
Dream and Los Prietos, who were noses
apart getting into the place. MIR. FER
guson gave them a good start, and Grady
was first to show, followed closely by
Barracan, Los Prietos, Hero and Devils
Dream. The bunch passed the stand
running easily, with Grady a length in
= - H. AA~F a laNauf in fTnnl
of Barracan and Devils Dream, heads
apart, Los Prietos a length behind.
Grady led around the first turn, followed
by Hero, a length back, and the same
distance in front of Barracan and Dew
lis Dream, heads apart, Los Prletos last.
II was a~nybody's race up TO the BACK
stretch. where Grady was still a length
ahead. the others running in the po-
sitions they took at the quarter. Pass
ing the half, Devils Dream went in
front, while Grady tool second, a length
back, Hero next a neck better thah
Barracan. In the turn to the three
quarters Hero went to the head of the
string and beat Devils Dream to that
post by a head, Grady two lengths back,
a. length in front of Los Prietos, Bar
racan, last, but going well. Hero,
urged to duty by Hennessey, led by a
length into the stretch. Devils Dream
next, half a length better than Grady,
Los Prietos and Barracan, heads apart
In a fierce drive and an exciting hnlsh
Hero passed under the wire halt a
length in front of Barracan, second, a
neck in front Of Devils Dream, who beat
Los Prietos out for the money by "A
nose, Grady two lengths behind. Time,
by quarters, :2513, :5ih 1:l7. 1:44, 2:Os1s'
Mile and an Eighth. Hurdle.
Viking, a ~well-backed favorite, made
good the wise prediction and beat his
field over four jumps. Tuxedo lea from
the start and Red Bird was the leader
over the first jump. He was first oveG
the second by a small margin Miss
Remsen close up. Viking took the thlTu
and kept ahead to the finish. AT no
point on the circuit was the field badly
strung out. Viking finished two length'
in front of ]. O. c., who was a length
in front of Tuxedo, who beat Miss Ren.-
sen by a half for third. Time 2:O'hs'
Summaries.
First race, selling. seven ~furlongs
purse S250-H. 5. Peck's CHI. &. Battese
by Brown Fox-Lady Hamilton, 10
(Gouin), first: Pueblo Stables ch. c
Estro, by Flambeau-Sallie G., W.
CRuiz). second; Isaac Morehouses en-
@. Duke of York H., by Duke of Nor
folk 1913 CMorgan), third. Ma
soero. LOG CEnos): Rossmore, LOG lBtn
nett); Reel, 107 PowelD; Saucy Eyes
gS (FrawIey): Yule. 93 (Holmes); Bsl
Bolt, 1903 OR. Fields, also ran.
Duke of York ii. sold for S2o, fui'
500. Reel SIS, Masoero SIG, Estro sl5
Saucy Eyes 81 and the field 50.
Mutuais paid s72.s5 and s45.15 on Bat
tese and $20.55 place on Estro.
Second race, 2-year-olds. five FLU"
? longs, purse 5000. c. Twohy's b g
J Montanus, by Montana-Flirt, los lDul
I fy). first: T. Z. Latta's oh. c. Rey HOOK
: er, by Ell Rio Rey-Ogalena, JIG tBeau
champ), second; H. L. Franks b. c. Il
2 Nido. by imp. Sir M~odred-Ethel, II
shaw, third. Owyhee. los tPiggotr
ROYAL Fan, 107 CEnos), also ran.
4 Rey Hooker sold for $40, Montan,,
$50. Ell Mido and Owyhee. coupled. 81
and Royal Fan S.. In the second bet
ting Hooker and Montanus s1ld eve'
? for s25.
e Mutuals paid $3.50 and 1915 on Mon
y tanus and s6.7 place on Rey ooker
; Third race, selling, six furlongs
5 purse $300-Miles Finlen's br. 6. Luck,
T Star, by imp. Friar Tuck-keepsahe
III (Shaw), first; H. F. Edwards 1
Co.'S CHI. m. Eta H., by Flambeau
Miss Metford, 113 (Wilson), second; v
: ID. RandalI's b. f. Watomba, by Mon
e tana-Wampum, SO tPowelD. third. lmi
y Bitter Root, 100 (Piggot), also ran.
h Eta II. sold for s65. Lucky Star 81
watomba SIS and imp. Bitter RJo
d SIS.
I. Mutuals paid sl3. 80 and 500 on LUCK
star and $3.50 place on Eta II.
T. Fourth race, the Hot Times Stakes
# for all ages, four and a half furlons'
a value 81. 000-Mrs. Carrie Reeds b. ?.
a Don't Know, by Villard-Lucy. III (Mo'
gam, first; w. l.. Stanfeld's ch.
Valencienne, by St. Carlo-Libbertifif
a bet. lO7 CPiggot), second; F. T. Wood
70 ch. m. Oman Wood, by Jack Boston
a Risa X. 115 SHAW, third. Maud F9'
~ ouson 81 (Holmes): Miss Rowena, L
:, 1Ames); Mekallah, los CHennessey) ais
ran.
~ Valencienne sold for $40. Mekallah 50
- Miss Rowena $40. Maud Ferguson "
az / Don't Know s14. Oman Wood s14.
% MutuaIs paid $50 and $3.50 on Don
Know and s10.25 place or Valencienne.
Fifth race, handicap, mile n
.o- p,rro Sinn-H RNrnas e Co