The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-08-17

H. Byrnes & Co.'S ch Z Oscillation by
~Salvator-Yum Yum. los (Sullivan).. I
A. Wright's oh z Piexotto by imp.
(Brutus-Minnie Smith. 100 DUFFY. 2
+. T.. Woods ch m Dorah Wood by
Jack Boston-Risa X, los SHAWL. 3
Lady Flight also ran.
Betting: Piexotto $50, Dorah Wood
$40, Oscillation SIS. Lady Flight IS.
Mutuals paid s31.S5 and $3.50 on Oscu-
lation and $3.50 on Piexotto.
Five Furlongs--R. Q. Ban.
After three false breaks the field left
to a fair start, r. O. Ban first to get
under way and remained in the lead
with plenty of space to work in. At
the half it was five lengths ahead OF
Juanita and around the curve was 10
lengths in front of the others. At the
finish the same 10 lengths separated the
leadr from Howard, Gold Bug third,
10 back. Time. 1:06k.
Summary-Fourth race, selling. for s.
year-olds and upward that have started
and not won at Butte or Anaconda, five
furlongs. purse $3.50.
Z. Lannigan's b h r. Q. Ban by Gold
Band-Lilly Virgil. 40 (S%ullivan).. -. 1
r. f. Dolan's CHI g Howard by Ty-
rant-Mayetta, 107 (Gilbert) ......... 2
- ao ia = oOlu dug w
Young Pittsburg-M ollie s., 107
Juanita Chinook Tom Smith. Ricar-
do, Pendlan Buttes and Honest Dick
also ran.
Betting: Ricardo $50, r. @. Ban s45,
Tom Smith SIS. Juanita SIS. Howard IS.
Pendlan Buttes IS. field SIS. Mutuals
paid $3.50 and s11.55 oil r. Q. Ban and
$3.50 on Howard.
Six Furlongs-Rubicon.
Rubicon, h %favorite. won easily. A
quick start sent Jim Gore in front and
Highland Ball led around the far turn.
followed up the stretch by Baby Ruth
and past the three-quarters by Jim
Gore. Highland Ball began to weaker
in the last turn where Jim Gore and
Rubicon started out after the money.
Rubicon left the others and won by five
lengths, Jim Gore second, two
lengths better than Highland Ball,
which was a length and a a before
Baby Ruth. Time, 1:20h.
Summary-Fifth race, for 3-year-olds
and upward that have not won a
sweepstakes, since July l, six furlongs,
purse $500:
E Lannigan's oh h Rubicon by imp
Rayon d'Or-Lilly r, 112 (~Sullivan).. 1
TT Woods b & Jim Gore by German
sister, 100 CGray) 2
Sunset Stables oh C Highland Ball by
imp Inverness-Slow Dance, lis
sDuf1yD ............... .............. 3
Baby Ruth also an.
Betting: Rubicon $35, Highland Ball
SIS, Jim Gore s11. Baby Ruth $40. Mu-
tuals paid $685. and $3.50 on Rubicon
and $11.15 on Jim Gore.
One Mile ~reedmo l..
=. The last race went to the favorite,
Creedmore l.. and a good deal of money
xnTn { ~ on InA a.wx- .-1 d.. Tn.-- -
many who thought these horses had a
good chance in the mud, but none of
the field of seven likes the mud any
more than Creedmore l. does. The
grand stand had the benefit of a start,
and Assistant Starter Reagan. with his
gum boots on and coat off; Starter Fer
guson costumed in imitation of a miner
in a wet drift and the muddy back
ground gave the real-life picture an
interesting aspect. Paul Pry was the
villain in the plot, and "Daggy" Smith
assumed the role of assistant starter.
n started on about even terms,
Pleasanton first to show and after that
also rams. Nervoso assumed the LEAD
at the first turn two lengths before
.reedmore L; then Joe Levy took a
whirl at the leaders place up to the
last turn and yielded to Creedmore L.
The run down home vas a pretty sight
the favorite sent mud into the face
Of its field in great chunks, winning
by two lengths, Joe Levy second, Ner-
voso third. Time. 1921.
Summary-SiXth race, selling, for s.
1ear-olds n upward hat have started
or more times and not won since
July 1, one mile, purse $3.50:
: Davis & Co.'S CHI C Creedmore l.
by Melodrama-Alice Jennings, 102
CThornton) ............ .............. 1
~ Whitman & Co g hr o loo law 1
by George Kinney-Olivette, 81 CHal
Brown ............. ......... 2
A Stremmelrs oh G Nervoso by imp
Brutus-Nerva, 80 (PowelD .......... 3
Ple~asanton, Paul Pry, Pettigrew and
DR.. Marsden also ran.
Betting: Creedmore L $50, Joe Levy
Paul Pry S13, Nervoso IS, field S..
more l. and s13.25 on Joe Levy.