The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-08-25
HARD DAY ON THE TALENT
Charlotte M. the Only Favorite
on the Gard to Win.
GOOD, FAT MUTUALS
University, the Sure Thing" in the
Hurdle, Falls al the Second Jump,
but the Rider Isn't Hurt-Good
Card for This Afternoon.

Several good things went to the wind
yesterday and only one absolute IA
sorite won, while the money in the 9TH
err races fell into the hands of second.
third and no choices at all 1t was a
hard day on the talent. The track was
better than fair. but form didn't seem
20 nan. and the wise men will have to
retrieve their losses to-day or o-mor
row or Saturday. when the big Ana
conda stake is TO be contested for. the
crowd was large and full of vim, ana
fhe weather was Italian to say the
least. The day was devoid of startling
sensations. but the glad hand was eN-
tended from the short end contingent
and the ladies bought lemonade pop
corn and nuts.
University. the big ~favorite in the
hurdle race, gave an exhibition much
enioyed by all who didn't bet on nm.
His fall at the second jump. of course,
resulted i'm a dump for his hackers. Inc
others were running ahead. separated
bv from eight to 20 lengths. University
ioined his field and PLAYED a lone hand.
Trailing at a uniform distance. he
cleared the third jump all right, but
when he reached the fourth he hest
fated. He swerved to the right, ana
eame TO almost a standstill, but tack
1eu Ill anu NEll ' "a " - N
sauarely on his head and rolled over on
the other side. got up again and gal
loped around to the last jump, where he
was caught. His rider. kuullier, was
up before N was and was not injured.
o-da card ought To draw well, as
there are some good races on II. Yes
terday's results were as follows:
Three and a Half FurIongs- Clare y.
The first race of the day went to the
shorts. Clare y. winning by a fraction
of a head. while Dutch carried his big
load into second place, and the faNorlte
Was seventh. The field Of eight left 20
a good start. Honest John first to show.
Dutch led around to the stretch, where
Glare y. began to go. ana the rae
home was etwee Dutch and Clare y,
and the hnish was a hair-raiser. clare
n. won. Dutch second. a Length before
Pat Tucker. Time, :43.
Summary-First race. handicap. Tor
3-year-olds and upward, three and a
half furlongs, purse $3.50:
j. Cochran's ch m Clare N, by Duke
of Norfolk-Little Girl, 100 Roullier)
Stricklin & Howell's br Z Dutch, no
pedigree. lac Dingley ......-...
A. Meals b & Pat Tucker, by Dan
Tucker-Bird, III tPowers) .........
Honest John. l Don't Know, Red ;
Oman Wood and Lurline also ran. Lad,
Heloise scratched.
BETTING: Oman Wood S25. Dutch 81,
Pat Tucker SIS, | Don't Know 81. car
n. 81. Red :. IS, field 81. Mutuals pal,
$3.50 and S21.25 on clare n. and Sl5.5
on Dutch.
six FurIongs-
There was a surprise in the result %
this race. Tammany won n RooalT
who sold favorite from $25 To 500, nm
fshed eighth, while Montallade an
Reel. strong second choices, FINISHED
third and fifth respectively. Chappl
was first to show from the start am
Robair was last to get under way
Tammany went in front up the back
stretch and led to the wire and wol
easily. four lengths in front Of Chapplt
Montallade third. Time. llla4.
Summary-Second race, selling. 10
3-year-olds and upward, six furlone'
purse $500:
II. AIbertson's CT z Tamm2ny, by
Vici-Yellow Rose. 1n2 tEnos) .......
/. Warehouses; b g Chappie. by imp.
Order Hoyden. los ,Wilsonl ......
L. F.. Smiths b e Montallade, ny
Montana = Fusillade's Last, lpi
(Morgan) .-...... .....,...'.r,.'.'
Castake. Reel. Baby Ruth, Carnes
and Robair also ran.
Betting: Robair S55. Montallade 81
Reel S2S. Baby Ruth SIS, Tammany ~
Carness SIS. Castake Sl5, Chappie 81
Mutuals paid S26. 30 on Tammany in II
field and $3.50 OF Chappie in the hel'
six FurIongs-Tammany Hall II.
Like the first division. the second q
vision Of the six furlong race wei
against the grain. TammanN won III