The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-09-18

lite and Dutch was in the field. All of
the packers of the favorites were on on
this race. however. Regan gave them
a beautiful start at the first try n
he five horses were punched so closely
that 1t was hard at first to say which
had the advantage, and they remained
in this condition on to the close OF the
race. Clare n. came in half a neck
ahead of Dutch. who exceeded Red ;.
by about the same distance. Time
35 econds.
Summary-Third race. handicap,
purse $500, of which s35 to second n
SIS to third. A handicap Tor S-year-
olds and upwards. three furlongs. J:
Cochran's Clare N, ch m 4, Duke OF
Norfolk-Little Girl. 113. Paget; Strick-
lin & HowelTs Dutch, br e a. lSs. How
ell; Frank Towards Red $, Oh 6 a,
Sam McColom-M Monte, 116, Powers.
Lou Watkins and Harry w. also ran.
Pat Tucker scratched. Betting: Dutch
s25, Harry n. SIG, Lou Watkins $40
field IS; also Harry n. s25, field $40.
Mutuals paid $3.50 and S34.4O on Clare
n. and 1910 OF Dutch.
Fourth race. The Daily stable was a
high ~favorite in this, both in the
grand stand. which cheered the cop
per and green the minute II appeared
on the track. an honor not accorded 10
any other colors during the afternoon,
and in the pool room, where Scottlsh
Chieftain sold favorite by large ODDS.
This was somewhat of a surprise as IL
was expected that h home morse.
Ostler Joe, would cal out a good deal
of money as a matter of sentiment. IN
this race the talent were slight WIN
ners. Regain made another perfect
start and the horses were almost
abreast. Chieftain was second to ram
MANY Hall II. in the start, but rapidly
~yerhauled the leader and hnally
passed easily. Tempo. Ostler Joe ana
Carness followed in the order named
and with but small gap between them.
the crowd cheered the Chieftain again
as he was led to the stables. Time.
1:41, though several horsemen caught
it at lao 4-5.
Summary-Fourth race. handicap,
purse $3.50. Of which $40 TO second ana
$40 TO third. A handicap for S-year-olds
and unwards. one mile. Marcus Days
Scottish Chieftain by imp. Inverness
Miss Darebin, 122, Morgan, first. - >.
Fountains Tempo. oh C 3 by imp. WINS
tie Jacket-On the Lea, 80, Mounce, sec
ond. w. ID. RandalPs Ostler Joe, OH n
5 by Fresno-Sister to Jim Douglas, III
Glover. third. Tammany Hall H., Los
Prietos. Chappie and Carness also ran.
BETTING: Scottish Chieftain $25. Tam
MANY Hall II. 1880, Ostler Joe So, field
IS. Mutuals paid $3.50 and $3.50 on
Scottish Chieftain and $3.50 on Tempo'
Fifth race-Here the crowd again
failed to pick the winner. j o. was
way ahead favorite in the pool BOXES
and was distanced on the track. Uni
versitv was second in the eyes or the
crowd but quite a distance below the
favorite. The horses got away in good
shane and in the preliminary squirt Uni
versity took the lead. At the hrst hur-
die he was still leading. having IN
creased the distance from Granger, VINO
was second. Granger kept a-pushing.
however, and by the time the second
hurdle came around was in the lead
i O c came to grief. or Epperson did
rather. as he went over the hurdle sew
eral feet in advance of J o c, who de-
clined to so over at all. Epperson picked
himself up and kept at ii until he mail
~ got the horse over. In the meantime
Granger was rapidly winning the race.
University was second, then Rossmofe
and Lord Chesterfield. Time, 200.
Summary-Fifth race, handicap, purse
$3.50, of which $50 to second and S25 TO
third. A handicap for 3-year-olds and
upwards. one mile and one-eighth, over
four hurdles. Lee Shaner's Granger, en-
& a by Oregon-Superba, 1877, KERN, hrsf.
J.. Cochran's University. br & a by imp.
The Ill Used-Afnity. 134, Hanna, sec
md. d. Phillips Rossmore, b & 6 by
imp. Rossinto-Miss Olive, 1872, Pansy,
third.
Betting: ]. O. C. $35. University s15,
Granger SO, Lord Chesterfield IS, Ross
more 81. Mutuals paid $l1S.75 and
$500 on Granger and $l1.95 on Uni
versity.
The track has not disappointed the
horsemen and two of the records to-day
are as good as any made in the state.
Still better time is expected before the
races end and when the track has been
worked a little more. The presence or
the Black Eagle band at the track was
a very attractive feature Of the pro-
gramme and man favorable comments
were heard of it's ability and that OF
the leader, Professor Marine.
The following is the programme pre-
pared by the management for Monday;
First race. nine-sixteenths of a mile
Sierra Blanco, 9S; Pettigrew, 1o1; Pend
Ian Buttes, 102; Colonel Cody, lo5; lrlsh
Girl. 1O2: Nora Richards, lO3.
Second race, five-eighths of a mile
selling-White Fern. 1O7; Tempean, 100;
Limewater, los; Royal Fan, 1OI.
Third race, one mile. sellng-IWlnkIe
Twink, 109; University, 104; Duke oil
York. 1902: Tammany Hall, 1902; Ping.
1902; Doubtful, 104; Masoero, lO4; Lo-
rena H., 1O7; Daylight, 112.
Fourth race, six and one-half furlonRs
seIling-Mike Rice, 107; Midas, los
Chappie 1O5; Inbred, 80; New Moon. lO5'
Willmeter. loo. Pat Morrissey, Ill; Flor
incl. 81; Howard, 105; Highland Ban
10S; Watomba, 80.
Pools were sold tonight on Mondays
races as follows: Second race-Whlt'
Fern SOS. Royal Fan $25, Limewater $40
Tempean so. Third race-Ping $50
Tammany Hall II. so, Doubtful $50
Masoero 81. Lorena ii. 50, Daylight 80
field 81. Fourth race-Pat Morrlsse.
s25. Mike Rice 81. Highland Ball SlU
Midas IS, New Moon So. Howard Sl'