New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-22
THE COUNTRY CLUBS RACES
ENJOYING SPORT AT The PELHAM TRACK.
eoxr or TIE people PRxsESr-HoRsEs AND MEN
wHo WON.


ru.. ,.rre crowd At the Country Clubs opening
p.n., Yesterday One that tho day broke
N d,sms sort the morning drew on rain DO
-. n fall II cleared up however before the speci" sahs
10 the course iet depot but the clearing up was some
thns surprise late TO be 81 70 s
cIub In tho way Of attendance. 1t WAS oesu'uai
as,ernoon and those who went 70 Pelham had nno
and witnessed good sport Three fourn hand coaohes
drawn mn nolosure They were those OF fresco"
Yawrence Colonel Doianccy Kane and c. Oliver Iselin
MANY we'll known people present Among the horse
man were Captain secretary OF abe American and Mon
mouth Park Jockey Clubs; O. X Lawrence secretary OF
the Island Jockey Club A. T. Wa,cott owner OF the
FAIRFAX stable Gerhard Then there James Keene
who owned Foxha when he the Grand frix de Paris
There were also present Isen Gordon Fellows Mr.
and Mrs Roosevelt Miss May Brady Miss Hull T. HHowarr
Mr. and Mira James NJ Waterbury. Mrszerega Wainwright
MT and Mrs Arthur Hunter Miss Bird. Miss Heckscher
Dudley Mr., s ns sh pn M sasG Dsa.
Collier Woodbury. kans s Rroason ward a. %r l' Pary
Mrs o Il = Rslmcni and Il, Belmont ,.,. ,,n,,o.n
iorsrd secured the r race nun, ed he
ssce the Champion stakes with wild Tom + the latter
English pony spnser spnste did not show as much speed
FosSall Kesne secured handicap
with the ANCIENT 1una ws sase
was the only amateur to contend Vigilance and
son I'd. 's cap S SH fSss pShs MI
FIRST RAcs-HuxrERs' HANDICAP FLAT RACE SWEEP
N LSrs.a;s hetfSH'oH by MOf'snef dam lS%6 Ss5
@. %C Sa s Campbell HanIs
i1 Gyss ss % hna r 81 100 lc HANNA
Response and q ngbar were wthdrawn u,n..s and
campSe At dspo;sa him I'm an, md
as c%p TIE %
ESsr ssA Sn $50 EACH CUP
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eo! %ct ss g. ~ C Sedsrhasi ISyd
he @ssscSs t. g. Ginger aged is5 Ker9Ochapi
%s 5$.s SS EsS S.a No
trouble in winning and he da in eanef , Sy length
THIRD RAcE-HUSrRRs HANDICAP sEKPLkcHAsE $40
E,o% crr AD p1Da. Fub ba fSTssr aged IT'S
Drew. Mccourt. b. & Eastche.ss sssd iSs
Country Club Kennel, ch g Prince aged 49, lMr gT
and Soes LEA At the s
fayOre into The Saa NE nd NO a race East
chester ss sSs poor second and Prince third
FOURTH Ea Fs cOTnsn
AAw welngara.s K g. Wellington by Bhet-BqGT rsn
w. 9.St l lsS s. eGTa5s
Sosg sy,snss' s1SsI
S $ynas sGs%'y saasS SS
WyRns sons B y!fan i42 i YaSea
aass s e DGan Hart
S%s@s JACK u e. S2aos u Us'.
ZaDgbar 20 To l.
Bruion VIII and Wellington the order OF the
leaders at the Wellington then went to the 'front.' Du
Bruton and Vigilance fell at the third jump
At the water Jump Bruton boted wellington again went
lead and held IT, winning by neck JACK ran INTO
homesretch securing the place by TWO
lengths Schoolmaster third
FIFTH RAcE-LApEs cYr HvSIrEs LIsaTwfIcHT sTEErLE
p F. Golfers b. g. Response, PelmIco Mystery yrs;
westchesicr Stable g. coiona aged, lao R + BsmonY
dAeSne stables Msrs eeIG lS hoyd
Dundee, Pawnee and Emulation were withdrawn
Betiing-Mars Percy TO against Response 10
Ii and COlOna 6 70 l.
Response the second jump and although ne
boed jpsp he ha plenty OF time 10 rectly Tie
mistake NH6f. COlOna second and Percy
bad stumbled and threw his rider.