The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-08-30
|OOL|TA is THE WINNER
Pulled Down a Rich Prize at the
... Dubuque Races.
THEBAY WON HANDS DOWN
Walked Away From Her Field in Each
of the Three Heats - A Montana
Horse Gets Share OF
the Big Purse

|
| by Frank Jones of Portsmouth, Pa, pull
| ed down the winners share of the rich
Horse Review stake for 3-year-old trotters
| to-day. The little bay walked away from
| her field in each of the three meats and
won hands down. The purse was worth
| $4,000 and was the third of series Of
futurity offerings put up by John G.. Bauer
| of Chicago.
To-day's race was the fastest 3-year-old
futurity ever trotted. The first hea. was
made in Pipe. This was the fastest of
the three heats and equaled the 3-year-
| old record in a class made at Louisville
last year. The money was divided as fol-
lows: Idolita, owned by Frank Jones,
$1,000; Ecstacy owned by II. c. Mcdowell
of Lexington, "a, 500: Rita E., owned by
| H. w Brown of Salt Lake, 81 $50; Irma
Electric, owned by Henry Avail, Dallas
| Texas, 1850: My Trick, owned by Marcus
| Daily of Montana, $500
| The balance of the purse was divided
| between the nominat1rs of the sires Of
| the winner and the second horse. OF this
| amount the estate of Senator Stanford Sc
| cured $1,000.
Idolita. the favorite in the betting, was
never in danger of losing the race. She
| led all the way in the first heat. Com
| ing down the stretch Ecstacy challenged
| the leader, but broke so feet from the wire
and lost what looked like a chance for the
| first honors of the heat. Crystalline broke
| at the start and with Logan, was dis
| tanced.
| In the second heat Ecstacy broke again.
| this time at the quarter Idolita went to
| the front and took the ground easy.
| There was hard struggle from the half
| pole to the wire between Rita e. and
| Days colt. My Trick. for second place.
| The Montana colt closed up gap of %
| lengths and came in only a half length
| behind Rita E. This heat was slow, 2:14l5.
! Again, in the third heat, Idolita cut out
| the pace. Ecstacy broke at the half, but
caught her gait and came down the
| stretch neck and neck with Rita E., and
this time beat the latter to the wire by a
| nose in a furious drive. Oracle Onward
was a close fourth, with the others well
| up. The time of this heat was 2:14.
| The 2:14 pace. worth $1,000 was easily
| won by the favorite. Robert Fitzsimmons.
| In the third heat Arbutaskan challenged
| Shadeon on the last turn for second
| money. They closed up a gap of 20
| lengths on Fitzsimmons and Shadeon
| nosed out second prize. They forced Rob
| with great ease.
| The first heat of the third race, the
| Central stake of 5000 for PIP class trot-
| ters, furnished the prettiest race of the
| meeting. Coming into the stretch the
! field was well punched, with Copeland,
| the favorite, on the pole. At the last turn
| Altoka and Humboldt Maid pulled out of
the bunch, followed by Aragon X. The
| three raced down the stretch side by side
| and finished noses apart. The three re-
| naming heats went to Sir Charles in slow
| time Copeland broke continually and was
| unable to get inside the money. Dr. Spell
| man gave the crowd a sensation in the
third heat by pulling out of the bunch at
| the half and setting a clipping pace well
| into the stretch, where Sir Charles headed
| him and took down the purse.
To-day's weather was perfect for rae
! ing, perhaps a trif1e too warm. In the
| neighborhood of 10 900 people saw the con-
| tests Summaries:
| The Horse Review Futurity, Swear old
! trotters, purse $4,000:
1dolita, b. c., by Monaco Edith
| tstarsh).... ...... -. ............ l
| Ecstacy. b. f., by Baron Wilkes
| Ethelwyn &C. Marvin).... :. ...... 2 s
| Rita E., s. f.. by Ashland Wilkes
Mollie Medium CB. Kenny. .......6 2
Irma Electric, b. f., by Electric
Anthem (Ne,sonl.. ..............,... 3 5
! My Trick, br. c., by Milroi- Electric
! Joe Rhea) 49, ........ go. ........5 6
| Oracle Onward, CHI. T. &C. Beachy).. Z 6 A
| X. LIS Brother, b. t. (Milan). ....... 5 s
| Carbine, gr. &, tStarr). ............... I
| Crystalline b. f. tStouD. ............. dis
Red Arthur. b. c. Cunningham. dis
Keliar CWilliams) .....................9 DIR
Time, 2:121a, 2:14A and 2:l4 IS.
| The Maple Leaf, purse $4,000, 2:2O pace
| Bob Fitzsimmons won in straight heats
| time, 2:1O, 2:O9ia and 2:0SA. Shadeon Sec
| ond. Arbutaskan third. Rhea J. also
| started
The Central, purse 5000. PIP trot-Sir
! Charles won second, third and fourth
heats: time. 2l3%, 2:13h and 2:1219. Altoka
won first heat in 212h and was second,
Aragon X third. Humboldt Maid. Phil
nnidas nr Sralr, Nendnr and Cnnala nd