Porter’s Butte Thoroughbred Meet Produces Wide Crowd
A large Monday crowd watched a fast card at the Butte track led by Molesey as a clear distance winner and El Perfecto at 20 to 1 in the third race. Frank G Hogan and Addwind won key events, while Fore Guard and Dor othy Ledgett also posted victories amid mixed results for favorites and longshots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hogan & Keene
Molesey
Patriotic
Round
Fore Guard
Luke Cates
Miss Officious
Hogan & K
Rooney
C. Andress
I .Ce Ee
Peck
B. G
Kingston-Sylvia Belle
H. Kane
Patriotic Done
Jack O 'Lantern
Tommy McGee
Tahoe
Jacket Essen
Jack O'Lantern
Heretic
Dorothy Ledgett
Jack O’lantern
Ostentatious Wins Tight Finish in Local Horse Race
Ostentatious led early and sped clear in the front quarter, outpacing First Fashion Penang Homesick and Lehigh. Jockey K McFewen rode Ostentatious to victory trained by W B Heath with Second place going to First Fashion and Penang close behind. wagers listed and times shown.
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el Palomar
K. McFewen
Brownfield
Coburn
Penang
Hogan & K
Powell, P. & Co
Witetton
Mono Lake
J. F. Clifford
Geevilcce
Vetter Joe Tallac
Heath
Lavender Lass
Tierney
Lehigh
Abound Wins Futurity Second Race On Fast Track
The Futurity third race card shows Abound ridden by Pontius winning by late drive over Kootenay and Pickaninny with Wiltrude and Frank Ferris close behind. Trainer Boland and owner Wes W R are noted, with multiple closings for Denny and Deneen among others. The event paid $150 to the winner with strong field racing for three year olds.
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Abound
Boland
Kootenay
Lke
Pickanniny
Ually
Wil¢rade S
Frank Verris
Tey
C. A
J. Pontius
Hogan & K
Pickaninny
Ferguson & M
Wiltrude S
Neal & Co
Denny Ee
Frank Ferris
W. Fisher
Mkederis
Wabanan
J. Tonkin
E. Cotton
W. B Carson
Hopkins
Tom Murphy
Mulcahy
Buxton
B. G
Galore Satisfy
J. Boland
S&7
Wiltrude
Gross
Wiltruder
Seattle
Oo. Co
el Perfecto
Cooney & Co
Lima Nelson
Aeg
Judith Page
J. Nichols
Cavanaugh
Deneen
W. E. Cotton
W. Cotton
Anna May
H. Booker
J. McIntyre
Mona Lisa
Bessett
Emperor of Norfolk-Leola
G. Brooks
Garter Light
Purse Rose
Neal Co
Denny
Lucille Manley
J. Tigue
Lee Harrison
Six Furlong Allowance Race Results and Placings
Frank G. Hogan rode winner No. 8999 Twilight Queen led early but No Quarter chased and finished third as Twilight Queen faded. Hamilton’s mount Hopkins held steady for fourth. Montauk Don and M Randolph also among the finishers. Winner entered for $400 with no other bids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank G. Hogan
Elmera Hamilton
Wr. S
S&s. Fin
Oo. C
Suggs
EB. McEwen
Twilight Queen
Rooney
Hamilton
Carson
Hopkins
Bassett
Fancy
J. M. Barmes
Anderson
Montauk Don
Fitzharris
Denny
M. Randolph
Bedwell
Bete .i
Hogan
Queen
B. G
Hawksewick-Wedding
W. E. Suggs
Weather delays world record attempt at North Randall track
Rain and wind postpone Uhlan’s bid to beat the two minute flat trotting record set by Lou Dillon. The event may resume tomorrow if conditions improve as a large crowd watches Edward stake races and Tavern Steak preliminaries proceed amid ongoing bookmaking. Eugene Moyne to auction his stable August 15.
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Cleveland
North Randall Track
Uhlan
C. K. B. Billings
New York
Lou Dillon
Memphis
Edward
Vernon McKinney
Sir R
Peter
Storm at Butte Course Prompts Legal Battle Over Racing Days
A clash between the Butte Jockey Club and the Butte Driving Club, and local citizens, to decide whether 30 days of racing and betting can occur in Silver Bow county this summer. The county attorney favors a countywide 30 day limit, while Driving Club backers argue 30 days of racing with betting suffices regardless of inclosures. A probable arrest of a bookmaker and the Jockey Club president follows the first race, with court action and possible injunctions considered but deemed improper by local lawyers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte Jockey Club
Butte Driving Club
Silver Bow
Walker
Jockey Club
Driving Club
Deer Lodge Triumphs In Muddy One Sided Baseball Battle
Special Dispatch reports Deer Lodge defeated Drummond 11 to 9 in Deer Lodge after a 30 minute rain delay. Detailed box scores show Drummond with 13 hits and 7 errors, Deer Lodge 9 runs on 7 errors, with standout plays by Whitworth and Bresino. A second game pitted Blacksmiths against Business Men on the city diamond, the former winning seven to none as Umpire Sutter earned praise for his calls. Next Sunday may settle a city or county contest.
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Deer Lodge
Drummond
Peterson
Whitacre
McPha
Deer Lodges
Milwaukee
Blacksmiths
Flood
Kibble
Davey
Smith
George Matteson
Chimmel
W. Smith
C. Smith
Dutch
Ted Larabie
Will Wallis
Tickler
Lavinge
William Bresino
Conley
W. M. Lintz
Charles Hauck
Joseph Whitworth
Ed Sutter
Sutter
Business Men
McCarthy Plans High Class Boxing and Wrestling Card
Prof. Jerry McCarthy of Olympic Athletic club has arranged a top night at Fast Granite Street gym next Thursday. Main event features Welters Young Mooney vs Kid Pecore. co feature Wrestling: Chief War Eagle vs Germany Schultz with War Eagle promising a 15 minute fall. Additional preliminaries include Haviland with Driscoll, Hayes with Kelley, and Johns with Johnson.
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Young Mooney
Frank Pecore
Jac
Haviland
Sailor Driscoll
Ike Hayes
Sam Kelly
Tally Johns
Young Johnson
Chief War Eagle
Germany Schultz
Jerry McCarthy
Olympic Athletic Club
Granite Street
McCarthy
Kid Pecore
War Eyle
Carisle Indian School
Butte
Schultz
War Eagle
Gotch
Bell
Westergaard
Jenkins
Ordeman
Jack Haviland
Sailor
Driscoll
Frank Kelley
Race Day Entries and Auction-Style Selling Notes
In the first race at five furlongs selling, MEGUINY shows 113 and others around 108 to 112. apprentices allowed, with Boland singled as the rider of Abound under a judge ruling at the Butte track. The program lists second through sixth races with six furlongs to mile distances, auctions and allowances, featuring horses like Sir Barry, Coppertown, Lady McNally, Queen Lead, Edwin T. Fryer, and multiple riders and owners, all under evaluation for weights and selling stakes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
Pickaninny
Eugene Moyne
Endymion SI
Moyne
Sccacesccee Saewessesn
Ecslee
Drens Fey
Aed
Ted Eee
Ccvess Seneianound
Sir Barry
Gene Russell
Boos Fiamotla
Egeny Zaporrial
Icceci Cues
Coppertown
Ewes
Judge Quinn
Aig Ou Sweet
CGT Taree
Lady McNally
Saeed
Eerr Doane
Analte Ween
Edwin T. Fryer Seba
Charles J. Harvey
Judith Page
C.ccesseeeres
Glenna Deane
Emma L
Miss Greenwood
Annie Nelson
Boland
Butte Track
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FEA
Ture Fevevt
Tures
Vic
Tories
Frank G
Moses
Addwund
Fashion
Amna May
Tommy
Elmeta Hamilton
Fl Perfecto
Lucile Mansey
Wr.s
Jockeys Co Co
D. Ledgett
Fairfield S
Acase
Powell P. Co
E. McPwen
Kederis
Mia
Gla
Martin
Don Diaz
C. A Ross
CA. Rosa
Cooney C
Ledgett
McGee
Br m
Sam-Amelia May
W. P. Magrane
Jim Mulvehll
Charlie Rothschild
Altenberg
Ferenc
Argot Hal
Ethel Lynn
Chatty Direct
Electric Todd
Mattie Ellerton
Boy D
Baron Alcyon
Robert Milror
Bell Tollus
Morning Light
Wade
Presi
Dent
M’carthy
Russia
Stacy-Adams
Regal
Nettleton
Stacy- Adams
J. W. Pratt
Louis
Cohn Co
J. J. Schreiner
Denver Post
Goldberg Block Park and
Dakota Streets
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