The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-08-18

at IS a ticket The start was good. He
mera first to show, with Montanus.
sam McKeever, Mallakwa and Koote-
mai under way close together in that
order. Hemera. passing the half. vas
half a length before Kootenai n Sam
McKeever, heads apart, Montanus last.
a length and a half. Rounding the
turn to the three-quarters Mallakwa's
head was clear of the string with He
mera next, a length and a half better
thar Kootenal and Sam McKeever. still
heads apart, Montanus last and losing
ground. Head and head Mallakwa and
Hemera entered the stretch and Sam
had taken third from Kootenai. Mon
tanus was out of the argument. Under
the whip the four leaders went to the
goal over which hung the silk bag on
tanning the Deer Lodge stake for
which a high-class field of horses was
contesting. Mallakwa won by a
length, while Hemera o second by a
fierce struggle from Sam McKeever. a
neck separating them. Montanus was
three parts of a length from third. a
neck better than Kootenai. Time, 1864.
Summary-Fourth race, the Deer
Lodge stake, value $1,000. five furlongs:
H. L. Franks CHI c Mallakwa. by
imp. Inverness-Missoula. lis (Shaw) /
III. Byrnes & Co.'S b ( Hemera, by
imp. Goldfnch-Hinda Dwyer, lis
(Wtlson) ............. ............... 2
t. G. Ferguson's b C Sam McKeever.
by Sam Lucas-Etta McKeever, lis
NouliiNdu) .s...... .................. 3
K%ootenai and Montanus also ran.
Betting: Mallakwa $50, San Nc
Keever $50. Hemera s13, Montanus IS,
Kootenai IS. Mutuals paid s11.25 and
$3.50 on Mallakwa n 1886 on He
mera.
Mile and an Eighth Over Four Hurdles
Granger.
Everybody in the betting ring had a
dead sure" tip-a lead pipe" and
money poured in the pool boxes on those
very certain tips. Many pools of more
than $500 were made up in short order,
and of course the great majority OF
those dead things crawled far out of
reach. 1t was an awful dump. Univer-
sity led over the first three jumps and
f. was a close second. 2. f. went
over the last jump in advance of its
field, but Granger overlook the leader
md won by two lengths from p. F.,
third. four lengths back.
Time, 2:101a.
Summary-Fifth race, handicap, mile
an eighth over four hurdles, purse
zee Shaner's oh G Granger by Oregon
Superba, 125 (Shepard). ..... ...... l
:. w. ~Chappell's oh & p. F. by Long
held-imp. Windmill, 125 (Cairns). -. 2
~ Wy lIlp.
Rossington-Miss Olive, 145 (Tuber-
j. o. c., Lord Chesterfield, Texarkana
nd University also ran.
Betting: Rossmore $55, Lord Chester
cid $50, Granger s25, Texarkana $22,
!. o. c. $40, University $40, P. F. s13.
iutuals paid $64.50 and $780, so on Gran
er and $51 pm p. f. A.
Five FurIongs-Magnus.
~ .
The talent tumbled with terrific force ,
gain on the last race. Castake, Sati- :
by and De Capo were equal choices in
he auctions at $40, n Magnus, a $40
IKE, won. The field of II was sent ,
to a fair start and Shellac led q
the curve, but Magnus was out Y
n 1t and got 1t by a length from Shell g
C, another short horse, and Jim g
also a cheap buy, was third, T
lille the gilt-edged favorites took their
aces with the also rams. This was
lie or the heaviest betting races of the
'ason, several 5000 pools being made, T
I'D a few s275 tickets were out. Time, 5
Summary-SiXth race, selling, for g. a
ear-olds that have started and not S
zen placed one. two since July /, five a
rlongs, purse $3.50: 81
w. Chappelrs b G Magnus by
Three Cheers-Ella w, 10Y (Enos). fl
j. Moran's b f Shellac by Montana :"
imp. Shagreen, 105 CNarvaez) ....... 2 j.
l.. Crooks blk C Jim Brownell by n
Midlothian-Annie c., 10 CGil- p
DerlD....... ....... ........... 80. 3 81
Capo, Sierra Blanco, Yule. cas- II
Mark Hanna, Billy Underwood, q
tlcoy' Cora i. F. and Tempo also
Betting: DeCapo $40, saticoy $40. Cas-. 81
he $40, Billy Underwood 500. Shellac b
J, Jim Brownell SIS, Tempo $40, Yule
|, Magnus $40, field $40. Mutuals paid CT
20 n $l3.O5 on Magnus and $2S.s5 s:
Shellac. sa
Entries for o-Day
first race, handicap, three furlongs-
d s., Ill; Ly Heloise, 1O7: Dutch, las:
t Tucker, lis; Dick Whooten. 95; Lou
itklns, liz; | DOM Know, 1913.
'econd race, 2-year-olds, selling. five
a half furlongs-The Light, 1O1: NJ
ghairm, 1O2; Ell Mido, 1O6; Tempean, Al
!; Ocorona, SO; Croker, LOG. Pa
hird race, selling, Ave furlongs- do
ra Hawk. 1902; Cora L. F., 1O2: In Al
airy H., 104; Punter, 1O2; Amasa, 1O4. Bu
take lO4; Ben Bolt, 1O4; Lady Ash an
1O2; Negligence, 1O7. m.
ourth race, handicap. one mile
ster Mariner, 80; Devils Dream. IS: r,
'ena H., IS; Barracan, 80; Lucky
r. Ill; Ostler Joe, 124.
mn race, SeiIlnS, SIX and a half fur e,
;s-Chappie, lO4; Encino, 1O7; Nc !
ut, lO4; VIM. OBJ, liz; Coda, lO7; ar
( Leaf, 104. coz
KIN race, selling mile and 20 yards z
liz; Pleasanton, 10Y; Fred raj
dner, liz; kruna, 9S; Masoero, l09; cor
md W., 103. W.
Betting Last Night. "A
he betting contingent at the hotel -
night nnt itS npnna,y -. - v
8, the second, third and fourth be-
the choices.
race-El Mido s25, Croker SIS. Y
Light $l2, Ocorona IS. field SO. Ei OF
0 barred; Croker $25, The Light s17, Mr.
roma sll, Taghairm Sc. Tempean IS. eau
er: Field $50. Ell Mido so5 con
lird race-Amasa s3e. N-eslisanca or
Lady Ashley $12, Punter az Flor den
rk 81, Castake IS. field s.. the
'urth race-Ostler Joe so5 70 s1s upo