The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-07-12

Ban second and Midas third. r. q.
Ban opened up a length OF daylight at
the half and Distinction. second. led
Midas n Duke of York IL. lengths
apart. the others strung out. At the
three-quarters Distinction took the
lead by a length from II. q. Ban, he a
length In front OF Carness and the 9TH
ers punched. Distinction gained half
a length in his lead at the head OF the
stretch and arn took second and
sent the Duke n fourth and Saucy
Eyes played at third. There was a
mix-up of positions down the road and
Distinction won galioping by three
lengths over Duke of York H.. second.
he a neck better than Joe Levy. third.
who had gone from last at the head
Of the stretch. Carness finished a
head short of third and FIVE lengths in
front of Saucy Eyes. who was four
ahead of Midas, who e r. @. Ban
out by a head for last place. Time,
III.
Seven Furlongs.
A field of eight made q good start.
Lochness leading. but was overtaken
soon after and Dolore passed the quar-
ter pole first, a length in front OF Kali
ser Ludwig and Lochness. reads apart,
Queen Nubia, Lochness and Dolore in
that order. heads apart. led at the
half, Tiger Cat fourth. half a length
back, leading Alma and Kaiser Lud-
wig, who were heads apart and three
lengths in front OF Chappie, Il. q W.
five behind all. Lochness showed the
way at the three-quarters by half a
length over Tiger Cat. who was the
same distance ahead OF Queen Nubia,
the Others strung out from two TO six
ensths apart. Lochness at the head
Of the stretch was first. q neck better
than Dolors. who was but a head In
front of Queen Nubia. In the stretch
Dolore changed position for one better
and won in a drive by half q length
from Lochness, second. q length and a
half in front of Queen Nubia, Kaiser
Ludwig fourth, two lengths back, six
in front of Tiger Cat, who vas four
ahead of Alma, she three better thai
b. g.. w. and Chapple a length behind.
Time, 1:2sh.
Six Furlongs.
After ten minutes of scoring and q
breakaway, the bad action lot hnally
started on a slow journey home. Alicia
leading the bunch. She was never head
ed, and gained a length at the half over
Mollie r., second, two lengths ahead ~
the others, strung out. The positions of
the leaders were slightly changed at the
three-quarters, but Estro was leaving
the rear bunch and picking out a good
place for himself. Alicia, the faVorite,
led into the stretch by two lengths over
Estro, who a taken second from Mol
lie r.. The finish was easy for Alicia,
who went over the plate three lengths
ahead of Estro. second. who was a
length in front of Mike Rice, the others
strung back. Time, 1:16k.
Summaries.
First race, three and a half ~furlongs'
purse s250-Stricklin & Howelfs br. G.
Dutch, by 1S90-1S91. Ill CNarvaez). first;
C.. +. Blunt's ch. m. Lou Watkins, by
| Corbett-Hattie ", 119 (Glover), second
F. T.. Woods CHI. m. Oman Wood, b.
Jack Boston Risa X, ia Derby. third
Red s., Ill (Epperson); Honest Johp'
Ill MADDOX; Mamie Glenn. los, IN
Fields); Lolo, 107 (Rutherford); Gladys
100 ~(Gallagher), also ran.
Lou Watkins sold for s25, Oman WOOD
$40, Honest John and Dutch IS and $40
Red S. IS and the field Sc.
Mutuals paid $3.50 and $l2.1b or
Dutch and $685. place on Lou Watkins
Second race, 2-year-old maidens, nv
furlongs, purse $250-Copper City sta
bles' br. c. Taghairm. by Imp. 1nver'
ness-Tradewind. ITO (Duffy), first; III
! Byrnes g. Co.'S b.. 4. Himera, by Gold
inch-Hinda Dwyer, 100 (Hennessey)
second; Marcus Days b. c. Pallucas, by
Sam Lucas-Palfna, 105 tMorgan), third
/ BeauIlIul blIl, lOf VI iB6ONl ihH
Farewell, 40 (Glover), also ran.
Beautiful Girl sold for SIS, Taghairn
SIS, Pallucas $40 and the field 80.
MutualsI paid 1880 and 1910 on Tag
harm, and s19.15 place on Himera.
Third race, five and a half furlongs
purse s35o-w. ID. Randall's CHI. I. Mis-
Rowena, by Imp. Midlothian-Imp. Pa
Iona, LOG (Ames). FIRST; Marcus DAILY
b. (. Mekallah, by Tammany-Mehailah
40 5000 n IL VUnnHfG oh
m. Dorah Wood, by Jack Boston-Risak
107 Derby. third. Battese, ZOE (Galla
gher); Jollimont, IS (Laverty), also ran
Miss Rowena sold for s25. Dorah Woo
and Mekallah $40 each and the field SIC
Mutuals paid s10.25 and s6.45 on Mis-
Rowena. and 1870 place on Mekallah.
Fourth race. o %furlongs, purse s2b
#. q. Ferguson's b. m. Distinction, b!
Imp. Stonehenge-Stately, los (Besu
champ, first: Isaac Warehouses; ch. c
Duke of York H., by Duke of Norfolk
Carmen. 102 (Danhey). second: II. w
Hillman q Co.'S br. &. Joe Levy. b.
Geo. Kinney-Olivette, 98 (PowelD, thiro
Carness, 81 (Holmes): Saucy Eyes, 3
Frawley); Midas, 113 IF. Blair); II. c
Ban, 112 (Glover). also ran.
Distinction sold for SIS, Carness SlF
r. Q. Ban $40. Saucy Eyes 81 and tn
field 81.
Mutuals paid SIG. IS and sI1.S5 on Dis
tinction and s62 place or Duke o
York III.
Fifth race, seven furlongs, purse $500
Pueblo Stables b. m. Dolore, by VIII
didle- Rosette. los twilson), FIRST; c. {
Iittle's ch. h. Lochness, by Imp. Inver
ness-Butterf1y, 107 SHAW, second; "
l.. Stanfield's b. m. Queen Nubia,
(PowelD, third. Kaiser Ludwig, ii
(Glover); Tiger Cat, 81 (Laverty); Alma
81 (Holmes); b.. & W.. 102(R. Field
Chappie, 104 (Beauchamp), also ran.
Dolore sold for s25. Chsppie SIS. Loeb
ness s12, Queen Nubia $40 and tn
field s..
Mutuals paid SASS n 1915 on Dc
lore, and s11.45 place on Lochness.
Sixth race, selling, six furlongs, purs
$3.50. r. Thomas CHI. m. Alicia, b
Malcolm-viney. 1o4 (Enos), FIRST; Pr
eblo Stables CHI. o. Estro. by Flambea,
Sallie c.. s6 (RuiE). second; z. /. Fret
erick's b. g. I'll Rice. by j. II. Fentor
Mrs. McAllister, 100 (PowelD, thir,