Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1901-03-30
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q. IL. Maclougall received from san
Francisco last week his yonngstcr,
Falstaff tBattle Royal brunettr). ina.
Mac says is a handsome failure, ana
a SO the young brother to Whitehead,
called Sequel. This young dog is of
medium size. very neatly turned, dark
hrinlle in color. The injury to his fore
leg will prevent his being trained, so
his services as stud are at the disposal
OF Eutle breeders. He can step some on
three legs. The same owners Col. Lo-
ptz viii come home little later. but
Trainer Price will try to win dollar
or Two with him at the country parks
before shipping him.
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Jimmy Ayres is threatening al sorts
of de lat To all Corners with his young
h0urus by Earrister out of the We'll
lroWn Misoh ief, who ran quite success
fully here Two or three years aSo. He
also has a neat little dog by Billy
Va a.ker-I.ady Regina, that is handy on
his feet ard may be fast. Ben Corin
has a brother 20 this last, a shade
iar.er and heavier in build. If they
show any symptoms of their mothers
speed and Biy's gameness, they will
be bad 10 beat.
The Los Angeles people did not lose
nuen time after the decision in favor
o. cuur. ing as against the Humane So
cietv. They ran a twentyfour a short
time ago, and propose to course every
SUNDAY hereafter. MANY OF the san
Francisco boys viii take their second
rate dogs down to pick up dollar from
the las Angeles crowd. First-class
hollHls can make bigger money at
| aiYn. but it is hard shedding there
fer The second-rS ers to win their feed
L. Is. 81 many dogs are racing at the
country PARIS this season that Union
has not been giving any midweek stakes
recently, and the feds for the sunday
stakes are considerably smaller than
they used to be.
DistPmper. or whatsoever it is, contin-
ue3 to work havoc among the young
things N California; Lopez & Son lost
all but '.Wo out OF seven filters; about
fortE-fva have died in that kennel
atone. s'terl * kEoWles had all of their
re:da1'I Die il: ero sapiings by For
i'rec,i N ! ma osa i'll. but very luckily
ia not lose any Of them.
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The pleasant weather and soft footing
have tempted tile4bQys out the last few
days Nith the hounds. All are looking
forward eagerly to me opening of West
side p2rk here, which will occur prob
ably ear.y in May. There are at least
thirty five new ones to start this sea-
son, i sides most of the lot that raced
last var, SO there should be no dearth
of elr.res. Several are ia king Of send
ing away for dark horses but the own
+ ers Of local dos neld not quake. for no
money in reason would tempt parties
, in Cali -ornia - part with anything
( Witl pretc.-s.J Us to class; they simply
i are not for sac.
D. J. Healey of Petaluma. Cal. bred
HIS great brood bi,ch and dam of WIN
ners. Wave, to Imp Fortuna Favente
who's stud fee is $125, and a pup. She
led six. All of Mr. Healeys are dead
cad; the one that Mr.. Rossiter took is
ret. TX ~ to live. Mr.. Haaley has a
lil@S ycungster by Pretender out of
i IFTras tration, called Tiburar. This
issBt T. stock, as Pretender is a brother
/ I'd T|Jnette, and REPRESENTATION was
bird 10y q. II, Maeaougall, being a little
sister 10 Sweet Idleness.
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At lbs Angeles a twenty four dog
sta':e WAS won by Dick L.. Princess
Royal running up.
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fmmv ard Bort Penretts left about
three weeks ago for Cripple Crock takns
with them Flying Du,chman and the
big pup out of Powders Fly. 1t is re-
portt' that Dutchman has already
star 1T Cripple Creek. but What he
did. if anvthing, is not known. Billy
Rowe talks of sending Charlie Prince
down there 20 Mr.. Wha1en, who trained
him here. who has been in Cripple
Greek ahalt a month. The report il
! that they have splendid running there
hares that can step along.