The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-07-20

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half back. and Paul Pry last. where he
stayed. 1t looked like Ike Morehouse
was going to claim the purse. for tho
Duke went around to the t~hree-quarters
with apparent ease. showing plenty OF
daylight behind him. All Smoke closed
in and took second place at
the half. two lengths back OF
the leader. and into the curve
was only one length chino the Duke.
The Helena treasure shoved in front at
the head Of the stretch by half a length
from the Duke. who was beginning 10
falter. VIM. OBJ. started out after IL
and both he and Coda passed the Duke
in the stretch. All Smoke showed how
easy il was for her to beat the field by
| winning easily by two lengths from VIM.
OBJ. second, a length in front of Coda,
third. Duke Of York II. was two lengths
behind the third and four in front of
Paul Pry. All Smoke can go faster ana
make a better mark. although the tim
was good. being l:4219.
The Handicap.
Betting was spirited. and mallakwa
and E-Come. coupled. H.. J.. Frank
entry. sold. for $50. Montanus S25. He
mera $40. May Beach SIS. Marcus Days
entry, Ash Leaf and Gualala, coupled,
SIS. and Taghairm and Sweet Cakes
in the field S13. The field was a hard
one To handle at the post, and in the
second breaksway Jockey Butler on
Ash Leaf sustained a broken leg in a
collision with Gualala. He was TAX
en- to the stable and attended by ply
sicians. Morgan vas substituted. and
after three breakaways and three times
through the barrier the horses were
sent away to a poor start, Mallakwa
leading Hemera. Gualala, May Beach,
Montanus. E-Come. Taghairm, Ash
leaf and Sweet Cakes, in that order.
Mallakwa was never headed, and he
passed the half two lengths ahead of
Gualala second, which position she
kept to the finish. Gualala went up
to within half a length of first at the
t~hree-quarters, a length in front of
Hemera. At the head of the stretch
Gualala was only a head short of first.
and two lengths better than Hemera
and Montanus, heads apart. Mallak-
wa, in handy fashion, finished first, "A
length in front of Gualala second. she
four ahead OF Montanus, third, vino
took the place from Hemera by four
lengths. Time, 1:07k.
Mile and n Quarter Hurdle.
A perfect start was given, and the
seven horses passed the grand stand
under a pull for the first jump. st.
Apollo was first over. followed by Miss
Remsen, Viking, Silverado, Rossmore,
McPryor and j. o.. c., in that order.
The second jump was cleared first by
st. Apollo. then Silverado, Viking,
Miss Remsen, McPryor, Rossmore and
J. O.. C.. The third was also first cleared
by st. Apollo, and the fourth Viking
took first, st. Apollo next and j.. O..
G. and Rossmore close together. Vik-
ing was first to jump the last. and
Rossmore and J. O.. c. was near by
The finish was close. ana resembled "A
dead heat, but the judges saw j.. O. <.
first under the wire, then Viking Sec
ond. a length and a half i'm front Of
Rossmore, third. Time. 2:22. Sill
verado fell at the last jump, and Jockey
wilkins leaped to save himself from
serious injury, which he did. The
crowd expected to see him carried down
on a stretcher. but Captain jack
walked, sab, and smiled as he walked.
Five and "A Half FurIongs.
Sallie Goodwin was looked to by .he
heavy players to do the proper thing.
and she delivered the goods, but not
without an effort, for Trappean wanted
To do 1t, too, and IL his neck had been
a little longer the race would have been
"his'n." Sallie showed first from a
good start, but Trappean was a length
and "A half in front at the half. and
she was also there at the three-quar-
ters, but by a smaller margin, but
when they Strengthened out for home
Sallie was necking 1t with him two
lengths in front of Il. +. and Barnato,
necks apart. In a drive Sallie passed
under the wire in front of Trappean
by a head, he three lengths in front
of Barnato, third. Time. 1:O91s.
Summaries.
First race, selling four and a half
~furlongs, purse $250-F. T. Woods ch
IN Oman Wood by Jack Boston-Risa
X, loo Derby first; Henry Albertson's
or 6 Tammany by Vici-Yellow Rose.
80 tPowelD second; r. g. F%erugson's
b IN Distinction by imp. StonShenEe-
Stately, los tBeauchamp) third; Rat
tier. l09 (Sullivan); Wenoma, los CGil-
bert); Mamie Glenn. 104 (R. Fields:
Mark Hanna. 10l (Powers), also Fan.
Quicksilver. 1l3 (Hennessy). and Aur3-
IA b., "a &C. Golden). left at the posi-.
Quicksilver sold for S25. Distinction
$25, Rather S22, oman Wood $40. Wen
oma Sc and the field S..
Mutuals paid 1890 anM $685. on
Oman Wood and S101.3 place on Tam
many.
Second race. selling. six furlongs.
purse S300-Sunset Stables Oh G High
land Ball by imp. MISUNDERSTANDING,
lie (Duny) first; H.. r. Edwards *
Co.'s br ( Lady Ashley by Patton-Sallie
NJ, lO5 (Wilson) second. +. It. God
g IN Reel by Racket-Faithless ia
Derby third. Watomba, lie (Ames):
Torpedo. 12l (Glover); Zaraida. III
CPiggot); Uncle True. 1l2 (Gouin);
Baby Ruth. 12l GARRISON, also ran.
Lady Ashley sold for $40. Watomba
SIS, Highland Ball so and the field Sll.
Mutuals paid $500 and $l3.S5 On
Highland Ball and $S.25 place on Lady
Ashley.
Third race. selling, one mile. purse
s300-F. w. Ellis br m All Smoke by
imp. Silk Gown-Ordnance. 109 CMor-