The Butte inter mountain., 1902-07-30
YESTERDAY At BUTTE TRACK
Summary OF the Events at the Montana
Jockey Club.

Following is a summary of events yes
tcrday at the Butte track
First Racc--Selling maiden 3-ycar-
olds, FIVE furlongs purse ssso. w. Nc
Donaldsons ch Sally Green, by Luke
Blackburn--Great Annie, MS (McCariyD,
TO I, first Joe Kiney's ch Agnicia. iis
Powell), to /, second; I. A. Davis i
{ Salic. no tWalker), 10 TO I. third.
Great Mogu, TO 4; Ada Chloe, 20 to
/; |. O. L.. 10 10 u Imp. Mintaka, to
1; Lady Ordnance. 20 no a; Call Bend,
20 to u Yankee Lass, 10 TO !; John Carr,
10 TO i; 5. X. r., 20 to 1, finished IS
named.
Good start Won driving by half
length. five between second and third.
Time, :o2L.
Second Racc-Sellng; six and half
furlongs; purse, $3.50 I. T. Rector br
Billy Moore. by Imp. Duncombe-A.-
lama, II3 (Dayies), 10 :, first; J. 5.
Campbell's b & III Mido, III (WalkeD. 4
10 l. second; Quinlan x Peeks ch n
Sweet Caporal, 100 (Sce), } to l. third.
Skip Me, 20 !; Joe X, TO !: July
Gyp, 8 to II Chappie 20 TO /; LaBorgia,
70 10 I; sisquoc, 10 to I Bulgarian. > 10
j, George Palmer. 90 10 !; Underground,
4 TO ?, finished as named. Bcrnota To
] (Bloss). left at the post.
Good start except for Bcrnota. Chap
pic led into the far turn, and Skip Ne
rounded first into the stretch. Won il a
drive by nose. length between second
and third. Time, I:aiA.
Third Race Selling: mile and 100
yards; purse, $3.50 J.. Il. Woods b III
La Calma by Tiger--Roma H.. Io7 (How-
SOM, to J, first; George Wentworths
br Burdock. II, (McDonald), 4 TO I,
second; ]. Warehouses; ch Mstcion,
,os (Collis), a to /, third.
Decoy. even; Mont Eagle, 20 to -;
Ping, s 10 l.; finished as named.
Good start. Decoy led 10 the half
Bnrdock led around the last turn and
into the stretch. La Calma came from
fourth in the far turn and won in a
drive by a nose, two lengths between sec
ond and third. Time, I:47H.
Fourth Race--liandicap six furlongs I;
purse, 5000. ]. S. Gibson's b John
Boggs. by Imp. Friar Tuck-Czarina. III
(liowson) IS TO I, first =. Hildreth's ch
m Captivate, 1903 (H. SiuarD 4 10 l.
second; s. Polk's b m Nanon, 10 (See)
to ! third
Wautuches, IS to !; Roliairc, 10 TO D;
Miss Rcmsen, IL to !; Sir Dougall, 6 TO
- Pope Leo, even Devereaux, I2 to !
finished as named. Matt Hogan scratched
Good start. Nanon led all the way
into the stretch and within few strides
OF the sixteenth, Gaptivate going second
Won III drive by a nose one length be
tween second and third. Time I:iaH
Fifth aee-Seling; seven furlones
purse. 5000. j. Brinkman's b m Kohn.
wreath, by Gascom--Laure Wreath 100
tBozeman), TO 2, first r. Kraft's G.
II. Ketcham, ri (See), 10 to I, second /;
7. a. Davis br m Eleven Bells, III
(Walkcr), 4 to !, third.
Kitty Kelly, even; The Singer IL 10
!, finished as named
Good start. Eleven Bells led into the
baeksiretch. Kohnwrcath led around TO
the wire winning in a drive, by length
Same between second and third. Time,
;a8
Sixth acc--liandicap four furongs !;
purse, $3.50. ], !. Strhes' ch IN Madam
Bishop, by The Bishop-Easter Sunday
90 (MadduX), II 10 /, first; A. Meals b z
Limb Of the Law, o5 Gdolbrook), 40 20 J.
second; W. b. Sink, Jr.'s ch Glender-
| ming no (See), l to 2, third,
Aurora b., S to , Charles Lamar, 3
| to l. finished as named. Midoyc, King
| = Diamonds scratched.
Good start. Glendennng and Lamar
| led 40 the stretch. Won by lcngth.
same between second and third Time, AS