The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-09-06

w. ID. Randalrs blk h ostier Joe. by
Fresno-Sister to Jim Douglas, lis
5000. ........ ....... 8
Senate Bland, Han dor and Rubicon
also ran.
Betting: Senator Bland 500. Scottish
Chieftain $40. Han dor $55, Ostler Joe
SIS. Tempo SIS, Rubicon SIS. Mutuals
paid 1910 and $40. 75 on Scottish chief
tain and s21.1O on Tempo.
The Hurdle-Lord Chesterfield.
There have been many hurdle races
this year on this circuit, but for down.
right beauty and genuine jumps, this
race leads them all. 1t was a perfect
start. and the first jump was cleared by
the bunch as If sent over by the exer-
ton of one muscle. L. +. led over the
second and third and then Lord Ches-
terrified surprised the big hackers of j..
{. G. by drawing out n taking the
last two hurdles in close company with
those the talent had picked to do the
running. The Lord won a length in
front of Granger and Viking was third,
six back, half a length in front of the
favorite. Time, 2:20A.
Summary-Fifth race, handicap for B.
year-olds and upward, mile and a quar-
ter, over five hurdles, purse $500:
Dan Dennison's b & LORD Chesterfield,
by imp. Observation-Disclosures, 127 CTu-
berville).... ...... ...... ............ l
Lee Shaner's oh 6 Granger, by ore
~gon-Superba, 1872 Shepard. ...... .
A. Nj. Linnelrs CHI & Viking, by Her
ald-Eileen. 147 CMattier).. :. ...... }
j. o. C., University, p. +. and Ross
more also ran.
Betting: ]. o. c. s25, Lord Chesterfield
s14. Viking Sc, p. F. SO, University 50,
Rossmore So, Granger s.. Mutuals paid
$1S.s5 and s12.O5 on Lord Chesterfield
and s22.45 on Granger.
Five and a Half FurIongs-La Ma.cota.
The last event sent home a large
number of much surprised men. Some
of them were mad. Bill Howard was
favorite in the pools. He was behind
the flag when it fell and Bitter Root
was first to get under way. Bitter Root
led around the big curve, but La Mas
Gotta overlook him and won easily two
lengths before Queen Nubia, who took
the place from Bitter Root by a neck.
Time, 1:10.
Summary Sixth race, selling. for g.
year-olds and upward that have not
won at the Anaconda meeting, five and
a half furlongs, purse $3.50:
j. X. Hughes b m La Mascota. by
imp. San Simeon-Marie F., 107 MAR
Ndez).... ........ ....... ............ l
w. L. Stanfield's br m Queen Nubia,
by imp. Calvados-Sister Warwick.
lUU NSulllNdnD. -. ...... . ,
II. l.. Franks imp. Bitter Root, by
Royal Hampton-imp. B~uttermere,
10 SHAW. .... .... 3
Little T. G., Bill Howard, Joe Cotton,
Master Mariner and Mike Rice also ran.
Baby Ruth, Roadwarmer, ulumine. Tor
pedo, Chappie and Nervoso scratched.
Betting: Bill Howard S35. imp. Bitter
Root SIS, Master Mariner SO, La Mas
Gotta so, Queen Nubia SIS, Joe Cotton
$40 field 60 ATntt1a1g naf1 g1Qo "a ,,l
S3i.65 on La Mascota and $12.55 on
Queen Nubia.
Entries for To-Day.
First race, selling, five furlongs-
Kaiser Ludwig, Ill; Cipriano, les; How
ard, los; Little T. c., 1902; Sallie Good
win, los; Torsion, los: Hymn, los; RI
cardo, los; Midas, Ill; Uncle True. 102:
r. @. Ban, Ill; Tammany, los; Negli-
gence, los; Tom Tucker, JOS.
Second race, selling, four furlongs-
Abralithe, 100; Xenia. 100; Monda. 100:
Sir Urian, 1915; Practice, 100; PalIucas,
1903; Ivy Bloom, 100; Juva. 100; Beautiful
Girl, 100; Royal Fan, 1O5: Ojai, 1O5: Ben
Ledi, 100; Gold Baron, 100.
Third race, selling, six furlongs-Pat
Morrissey, Ill; Lady Ashley, 1913; Tam
many Hall H., los; Jim Gore, 81; High
land Ball, los; Peixotto, Ill.
Fourth race, selling, one mile-Rapido,
104; Chappie, 101; New Moon, 1O1: Car
ness, "a; Los Prietos, 1903; Coda. 1914;
Daylight, 1914; Reolia, IS; All Smoke,
107; Reel, 101.
Fifth race, handicap, five and one
half NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., rs: Dorah
Wood, 10; Tammany Hall IL, 1O2:
Miss Rowena, 113; Eta H, lis.
Sixth race, selling, one mile-Masoero, |
1902; Alma, 1O2; Nervoso, lO2; Joe Cotton.
102; Fred Gardner. los; Walter j., 1O5;
Paul Pry, 105; b. and w, los.