The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-03-15
CAUSES INTEREST HERE
Much Comment Regarding the
Fate of Ingleside.
1T WAS A POPULAR TRACK
General Belief Expressed in Anaconda
That Racing Will Be Transferred
to the Oakland Course.
Entries for To-Day.

deal of anxiety is feH and considcra-
BILE interest is manifested in this city con-
corning the effect Of the ordinance passed
by the supervisors of San Francisco
county which prohibits netting on horse
races at any track within the confines of
the county The provisions of the ordi-
nance were summarized in a special dis
patch which appeared in the Standard
yesterday morning. The effect of the or
dinance is practically TO prohibit racing
at Ipgleside which track comes within
the provisions of the order. AS the vote
on the proposition stood 0 to /, there is
little or no probability that the order will
be rescnded. #r =
1ngleside, ever since the track started,
has been a popular race course among the
horse-loving public of Anaconda and Mon
tana generally. At the local pool rooms
Ingleside races have been played more
literally than the events at any, other
track. While the Inglesde entries are
being posted on the boards here as usual
it is probable that, outside of stake
events the track will see its last race this
week. The natural consequence of the
disccntinuance Of racing at Ingleside will
be, of course, the taking of the races to
Oakland. in Alameda county. While no
definite informa ton has been received in
this city concerning sucn action it is
the general belief that Monday will be the
beginning of a long season of races at
Oakland.
The entries for to-days races at .Insle-
side are as follows:
First race, purse. one mile-Lomond Iii:
Nina 1OS:' Gusto, Glissando, Burke entry,
1914; Daniel, 1O4; Alarys Garter. 10l; Pala-
pa 10.
Second race, steeplechase, short course
Our Climate 1856; Huntsman. las; Lord
Chesterfield, IA; Monita. 1888; Vanity,
49,
Third race, four and a half furlongs.
Occidental stakes, for 2-year-olds-Ell
Boland 10; Morbid. 105; st. Anthony, 1O5;
Bambulia, 1913; Jennie Reilly, 100; Winyah
100
Fourth race, selling. three-quarters of a
unbelievable, Jos; Ricardo, 1Oi: Greyhurst
1O4; Kamsin, 1o4; Petrarch, 1914; Chappie
104; Magnus, 1Ol Wnifred, 100: Novia, 3d.
Gold Fin, 90; CroSsmolna, 90, Jingle jim
gle, 80: Master Buck, 90.
Fifth race, selling, milo and an eighth
Los Medanos, 1O6; Red Glenn. lo4 Adolph
Spreckels, 104; Survivor, 1o2; Morinel, 9S;
Iimewater 90
Sixth race. selling, thrce-quarters of a
mile-El Salado, 1903; Don Cara, 10Y; Mon
Janus. 1O5; Ed Garland H.. 105: Pat Muir
ply, 104: Wyoming, 104; Montallade, 1ol,
links, 1O2; Tom Licalzi, 10l; Selenite, 101;
Rio Chico, 100; High ELo, 49,
The entries for the races at New Or
deans are as follows:
First race, mile. selfing-Elkn, 119: Ben
Ronald, 1l2; Nanessa. 100; Swordsman,
leO: Julia Hazel 100; Martin K, 100; r. B.
Sack, rs; The Planter, 81: Saratoga, SO:
Udah sc; School Girl, 90; Sadie Levy, SO;
Necedah. s..
Second race, seven-eighths of a mile,
selling-Nolandies, 100; Caslin, no. Vinette.
1l0; Uhlers, 1O7; Phidas, 107; Colonel
Eades, 10Y: Mouseltoff, 105; Ettie Ainslie,
100; Lost Time, 100; Tom Shannon. 81;
Prince Frederick. 81; Lddesdale 81 Clara
Meader, 50; Elizabeth L, IS; Willy How
ard, 80.
Third race, mile and 10 yards, selling
Gomez, 1l2: Brighton. Ill; Glenmoyne 1903;
Oxnard, los; Good Order JOS; Red Ouch
ess. 107; Can I See En-. l07; Mover, 104;
Ada Russell, lo3; Mamie Davis 1903.
Fourth race. Lightning stakes, Swear
plds, five-eghths of a mie-Dr Riddle.