Montana's Legacy of Kohrs Bielenberg Racing Stallions
The article chronicles early Montana racing history from 1870s to 1900s, detailing sires and standout horses bred, raced, and sold by Kohrs Bielenberg and E. Larabie. Notable names include Regent Alexander Nevada Poet Scout Ben Holladay Kinley Mack Montana Regent and Kinley Mack. It notes prestigious wins at Latonia, Latonia Derbies, March fields, and major stakes like Falsetto, Clark, and Autumn Cup, plus Larabie’s dramatic sale to J B Haggin for around 120000. It highlights prominent jockeys and the western contribution to American racing legacy.
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George 8
Klotz
Montana
John Bielenberg
Regent
Iowa
Alexander
Hunterg Lexington
Kohrs °& Bielenberg
Guttenberg
Linden
Dundee
Clifton
Gloucester
Eastern Parties
Nevada
Bi Holly
Reno
Helena
East
Dan Blevins
Silver Jim Fame
Ike Moorehouse
Anaconda
West
Eosby Eoliandam Pircette
Ten Day
Ben Kingsbury
Messrs
Haggin
Daly
Chas Williams
Turner
Salt Lake
Premium
Penderton
Helgna
Cody
Bielenberg
Kohrs
E. Larabie
Willow Run
Deer Lodge
Larabie
Pat Gypsy
Gypsy
War Dance
Christine
Don Regent
King Regent
Mr. Larabie
Beth Broeck
Montana Regent
Latonia
Mollie McCarty
Silver Cloud
Guenn
Bard
Godfrey
Bastin
Kentucky
Chicago
D. J. Morrisey
Poet Scout
Hero
Julia L
Kinley Mack
Englewood
Washington Park
Los Angeles
Los Angeleno
Murphy
J. B. Haggin
Hamilton
Lola May
Andy Covington
Leontine
Taral
Winona
Armstrong
Elmira
Stoval
Irma R
Fuller
Fredrika
Monk Overton
Pike Barnes
Barnes
Covington
Overton
Doggett
Garrison
Simms
McCue
Maher
O’connor
Lambleys
Fitzpatrick
Lara-b
Monmouth
Shrewsbury
Latonta
Lexington
Ben Hall
Dare
Paul Fry
Staffa
Ben Holladay
Guch Sterling
Red Tilly
Aary Black
Yeaterday
Trolley
Waa
Mary Black
Bastin & Larabie
Rainglass
England
Czarowits
Martinhurst
Mabel F
Hanover
Mollie L
the Times
Turf Journal
Morris Park
Brooklyn
Kinigy Mack
Hinley Mack
J.B. Haggin
South America
High Order
Julia Hanover
Max Bendix
Stevedore
Moble L
Tongese
May H
Julia Kinney
Halmall
Lena Holladay
Teddy Mack
Hyland
Anacleta
Ralpha
Wahden
Peter Wimmer
Jimmy Reynolds Vetoed On Auto Race Comeback by Bride
Mis soula reports Jimmy Reynolds the Montana hotelier racer who crashed July 4, 1921 at the fairgrounds plans a comeback. His bride opposes racing saying he must retire while Reynolds cites his strong health and a life of outdoor training as the reason to resume racing.
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Westerner
Martinhurat
May H
Jimmy” Reynolds
Boulder Springs
Montana
Missoula
Missoulian
James Reynolds
Jimmy Reynolds
Reynolds
Jim
Jimmy
Thevsne
Campbell Lincoln No 2 Well Spudding Under Campbell Supervision
Pioneer Gordon Campbell directs active spudding at Lincoln No 2 well in section 10, township 35 north range 3 west. Rusty Hard leads two towers to drill day and night aiming to break drilling records in the Montana field.
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Montana
Campbell
Montana auto license fees largely collected this year
About 90 percent of Montana automobile license fees for the current year have been collected. Secretary of State Charles T. Stewart reports approximately $540,000 in fees to date. After about 8 percent for administration, the rest is split between counties and the state highway commission for road building.
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Helena
Montana
Charles T. Stewart
State Highway Commission
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