New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-24
GOOD SPORT AT PELHAM.
THE COUNTRY CLUBS SECOND DAY.
INTERESTING RACES AND LARGE cRowp-rHREh
RIDERS THROWN.

RIDERS THROWN.
more perfect day than yesterday could hardly
A.re hen desired amt matter OF course the races gwen
:, polnar nv the Country Club were well attended The
pec trains from Grand Central Station carried large
,r,hcr ~ weknown people and New Rochelle Pelham
and archmon many more to witness the races Oh
Che pretty track laid ont on the turf
Three four IN hand coaches were on the grounds
They were those OF Colonel Delaney A Kane
e oliver Iseln and Prescott Lawrence. Each haa
. cav company of guests who remained seated upon the
coaches during Among those on the stand ana on
che grounds were Nj and James NJ. Waterbury. Mrs
Henry G. Costcr Mrs. William Kent Mrs Frederick W.
jackson Mrs Stuyvesant Fish, Mr. and Mrs August bel
mont IT, Emily Heckshcr Miss Carrie Leroy sis
y.-oea Miss Co,ter f. K willard W. Gordon Miss May
BRADY Miss Hall. Mr. and Mrs William Kent Ne"o
Fdgar Mrs Paul Theoaud' Miss Iheoaua' MI
and Mrs A. Ladenburg. Mr. and MIS- arthur
Hunter Mr and Mrs. william JAY Mr.. ana MIS-
Frederic Bronson and Mrs C. D. lngerso MI ana Mrs
NJ T. Campbell Miss NJ. Goodrich. : H. stuyvesant FISH
= A watson Miss Watson. F. o. Beach. MI and Mrs j. A.
zerega Mr. and T. Blois. W. II. Henrques. f. C.
POTTER F. A. Haght DraytOn Burrill j. W. A. Davis, J. P,
Edwards A. Reed. c. r. Hone. A seton jr j. G. Cooley
Jordan l. Mott. it, W H. Sands, EDWIN ID Auee'
Ernest r. Adee Holmes Agnew. Philip Allen. X
U.hcr Rartow Theodore Barlow. L. J. BelOni, jr
r. c. Black James L. Breese. Dwight Collier J. Leslie
Cotton Philip Cross. F. Brockhost Cutting William Cutting
tr John W Davis Stanley Dwight T. T. Dyer J. pierre
pont Edwards Augustus Van Herne Ellis John :. Eils'
Ralph \ Ellis H. C. Emmett J. p Emmett Howard Gallup
r Havemeyer Cecil Campbell Higgins center htchcock'
Columbus OD Iselin lseln, NJ Jenoks Woodbury.
void Hard. JACOB Lorldrt MI his- .
Howard Wainwright Mr.. and Mrs Sidney DIXON Ripley j.
Mavbew Wainwright Frederic Gebhard and r. Roosevelt
Mr. Madison the first race riding his own horse on
amy In the second race over hamile with but
tbree starters y Griswod Lorllard with his Wild Tom
which WAS the favore Cedarhurst ridden by Mr. Lloyd and
spinster Hunter her back we're the other two
horses in the race keene riding the avorite Dun
dee Of the third race for the Sanford Cup
with a field OF other racers Eight started
in the next Jack won, with Vigilance second
Three horses riders in this race The ooored
Jockey on Bruton few scratches in his fall Three
horses the last course OF six uriongs
After close and ext emey exciting Campbell who was
ridden by Mr. Lloyd by head beating Eastcheser who
was ridden by MI Hunter
Fr M9H SO E E1H 1G
MI aged I 100 .,i5, 4 TU3sT
long SS Island stables b. Egg a. rs L. Lloyd
zdsIh%I: stsg 966. Vol Dude x g. s
Prince Kari and Cookie were Withdrawn u,., c,u,o,
In the betting Economy was the iavorite Win Ginger
Economy led at the others close up show
ing The way around s turn 9 ea ma ca ans on cudy
Dackstrth hNe tens ~ nc III b.ar aheai
Of Egg and Economy finished winner by several
srcoxD RAcK-CHAMP1ox Pony HANDICAP FLAT RACE
SWEEPSTAKES. $50 EACH. WITH CUP ADDED ABOUT q
n q IOrrillard's b G. Tom. yrs l6O u Owner,
A. Belmont jr.'s b spnster a l40 -tArtnur Hunter
In the betting Wld Tom was with Cedarhurst
Mn LoriiIard got his wd Tom the
drop Of the nag spnster both went but in
te Straight stretch was reached Wild Tom leading and
handly by a hall length 49,, r,.ro., r. ..D,
THIRD RACE-SANFORD CHALLENGE CUP. HUNTERS HAND
CAP SWEEPSTAKES. $50 EACH WITH 5000 CUP ADDED
IL washingtOns ch Dundee aged Ssn f l55 s
Long Island stablesc & Pawnee. a.
Westehcster Stables D. z ColOnna, a. l4O---.-------
F. Golfers b. Response, 6, 100 ---.----.------.--
Iachine Stables b Percy. 4. l55.
Mar E%na@n D and za Van ina Writ weTs
horses TOOK tie hurdles AMI o6stncons wen until re
bolted the Untl the nome
stretch reache Dundee with Foxhal keene rng Ws
leading with COlonna and Pawnee close behind MT hue
brought Dundee winner by length AFTER an e1citns
FOURTH RACE-PElHAM sTEEPLECHAsE- HANDICAP SWEEP
sTAKKs. $50 EACH WITH 5000 ADDED. FULL 00JksE~
NJ. Days b. g Jack, yrs l4e ID ,--.-....tR ~ynhe}
Lachine Stables b. Vigilance. 4. $50 1Gurlnl
Mynne sons = Rory o dGre a. I4'.-.---.'" iEJon
W {. Days VIII DAVIS g. ------------- ropey n
p ?. Golfers Response, q, l4S tEvansl
Queens County Stables b zangbar 4 I45. -..---.
Justin Mack. Judge Griffith. Hart and Wellington were
Bctfing-Jack 8 to T. william to Rory o'More
Response 10 l. Zangbar To Bruton to vigilance
good start from the front Of the stand 5he
Response day d'ungushe ed
m7 gn e1 ON choo%aser fell and Brnon
10 grief, stumbling and throwing his Jockey Green tne
coorel boy slightly mi uTed Inc r5InSnie nv Hep
on their way JACK Won handly WIN vigilance sood
second and Rory o More thirL
FIFTH RAcE-MAIDES HUNTERs FLAT RACE SwERPs1AKKs
$50 EACH WITH ADDED. ABOUT SIX r. RLoNGs
G. Works Or Z "a nppeI yrs. 1875 % L. l. Lloyd
Drews & McoOurts b. EAstohesler - a!!ed
Co9niry clubs Kennels z Prince i55 r. o. Brichl
Rerbnton captain. Hnia and Glenbar were withlrawn
Betting u Campbell to s. Prince ~ 70 l.
Ea.tchester when the nag dropped, win
Campbell cose b-lnd r o. Beach Prince followed les
ureiy benin throughout the race over Ihe p0H Vo
Easchester npDel made pretty race close iOsehe
home both horses were let out and An ex thg ns
ensue MI Lloyd on Camp lel nah"ie' 70 ses oie "I.'
ahead. by snort head Eastcheser seeOnu