New-York tribune., 1888-08-25
OVER HEDGE AND HURDLE
r,vprp.r TOPPING AT cEDARHuRsr.
u.,, xrrNE CARRIES THE DAf-A eANA
SVAnN pr rcuAsER KILLED

ryuHER-TOPPING AT CEDARhUkSi'
~u.rn. xrrNE CARRIES THE pAY-A siHl"
PURCHASER KILLED. . ,..n |
-a a. Cedarhurst yesterday shouo nave -, | ,
,,rch larger than it was So clear sA'es 80 po.s,v.v
$500. NAV never bs vouehsacd again. ior o n, ,,,y
, olss -. not fayori,es Of Mistress Fortune, ~ ,,y |
sssisen.s there was but mcasre hanou vsrv direo-
,or ala better their traps turning up nv sroupa
.oN M s,,,na thu inner aeld with picturesque ~. |
uon, s.na. ,rere missing Tho drive from low" :. w
.a,ou, nowadays for anything loss suoIo'. ~, xvh,,.
h.n locomotive. Most Of tho coacnc' s ,. ~ u,csent
ssarr,.,,. ANYHOW. Tho fashionao'o 49, -,
went down on the parior-esr "
Island City. .,,.- ccndItlcn the turf
beua arm fast and safe Nu"crou' -, nsoa "a c,us.
-. .,nca snrinc The stone wall 'na' "'V" ,, |
-, ~ .r.n,.rs almost under the balconies OF '"0 ' u,
s.rs. has been removed to tho top OF ws'""' .,
where riders may come to sriei wih0u' , ,h. n,oc.
49,. "a fair spectators. doupic mas "1e" w pa.
ou one with easy hodges so that horses may s"u'
T., .na ont with grace, safety and dspateh'
w. ,.ricuous feature Of the days sport was foN""'
80. rd,nc Has Mr. Kecne been taking lessons oi
,.,nc.s whv he had but 10 throw leg over "
=, sor ,o insure victory. Everything he roac "o"
n.ras DOWN His father, James r. Kecnc saw MN a ~n.
three races clever style and among inc o'e' orc
,rho so,Iowei him the course through s''sSo
AZ, ana Mrs G. w Campbell. the Misses o"ihP''
Allen Campbell. Mr. and Mrs NJ story >, . ,,..So,
Avs Dodge Mr.. and Mrs d. s. Appleton MIS- A'
AR. Albert Forster Miss Waldo, MI ana MIS- =. ~, %
s,n.,rne Mr. and Mrs Ecnc la Montague, Mr. and MIS-
n Cbccyer Miss Jarvis the Misses Lent W. b. i-0,',
NJ NJ Kimbal w. II. Clycc, MI ana MIS- Fs,'S ny
Clarke Charles Thorpe Edward Chase MI anu & r.,r
,Ictc,lt Miss Metcalf Amory Hodges Mr. and mrs Was
.,.g Mr. and Miss Barnard. Mr. Morse, MISS stevens
James t. Kccne and Miss Heene II. van hi"n' ~
misses Curtis NJ. Burrill P. F. Collier MI a"a 'i'
n Lord Mr. and Mrs Kennedy. Ben Ali HacSih' A"guS'
Hclmont IT, Colonel t. w Simmons ana T. l. fos.. Inv
last three acted as judges. J. T. Caldwell Wo ''0
starting. ~. .,. .o,a
There was no book betting but auction pools were soa
and thero were straight and place mutual machne' %
throuC
without friction. ,
Tbo noo monies were more frisky than ncas under
thimhe cutting all sorts OF shines They were h'iuer
To &C. OF than a of Fu,uTy Youngsters Wch '"e
nac fell Foxha took the gasseyed WIG CAV ouV
Iiko Cash and opened gap OF dozen iehg'hs ocioo
opponents knew the race had oesan ms c M
turned around in the saddle and smiled while W'a N'1
,orped home winner by lengths Roulette beat
Anita length for second place.
Mr. Xecnc again got OF in front in the second race
and remained thcrc to tho end Repartee winning oy '
lengths from Jim Murphy. who beat Once's-week ioof
lengths Mr. Work ond Clinker made tedious eNhi
bltion Of themselves before the scramble cavouhg a
over the course making themselves too tired to race
Tho race for tho Village Stakes was an easy gaop io'
Young Duke poorly ridden by Mr.. Rossmore who came
near throwing tho prize by losing all contro OF hS
mount as the finish. At the first break MI Caoweil
shouted TO tho riders Como on" Some were pulling
up and Monte and Eosac got much the best OF
tho start. Young Duko waited until reaching the nome
stretch before he command Of the fcd Then II was
all over but tho shouting, which came in volleys fiat
races arc nsuncraby anars at Cedarhurst ABOLISH
them altogether. Mr. Chcever
IL may be TINT westmoreland would have wor
the Wave Crest Hurdle with anybody IN tho saoae
but certain IS that Foxha Keene rode him with fa
,udrment exceptional sdu and astounding patience IN
nursed the horse with extraordinary care husbanding hi
great speed the critical moment when hard pfesse
bv lin McGowan. Willie Palmer and Chaniceer' nj
came away with q splendid Might and won Handsomely D.
t,so lengths and half. Wellington led for mile ant
half and went down before the charge OF fathef Bill
rav,s pair who at looked like finishing first an
second Willie Palmer, after making the running io' ia
stable companion for nearly two miles, WAS iorocu 70 ~
cumb In the final struggle The race was run "i'hou
,rsban % any kind. All the horses jumped well. an
every Jockey apparently did his best to win
The ath race was declared OF. because only one hors
and a crab remained in it, The SIXTH s,cepecnas.
h,opcht three starters the post schoomasoef mao
the whole Of the running and by three lengths 1ac
,on held him safe every point until ne LOOK ~ nV'o
,o holt a. the stone wall top OF the hill. In 'fS'
o. cl,mb the fence adjoining he ran broken RAJ
through his forearm and otherwise hurt himei 50 pau
II wa, though. mercy shoot him. Lynch escape
with q hare fall.
summaries given bellows
FIRST EACE-poNY HANDICAP. $50 EACE
THREE FURLONGs.
G. Barnsrrs br. g. wild Cat, pedigree unknown,
sygs6 ya BOcs rSD Big Roulette aged les r Esrn9shan}
r. M'Don'd'' b. Ah H%s.S 5i2 rm - po., ro, -.
ss hea &C Ca. straight paid sce 4 place sio
Roulette, place, So 35.
SECOND RACE-CLUB SCRAMBLE $50 EACH 81
ADDED. FIVE FURLoNGs.
Hampstead Stables b. g. Reparce by 'ieNe,s Wesne
ouseS. M'';c CO. 100 Sslable'. BIS Jim Murphy iSs
Pc Collier, b.s Once e.veek4; 15s tsir KernOchan|
" s ' 1s.s s': s.
Jim Murphy. place. 60 10.
THIRD RACE-vILLAGE STAKES. PURSE ss'
SPECIAL WEIGHTS. SIX FURLONOS.
PJ Fynns Young Duke by Duke OF RassSoSei
,.rsey HSf'1h MeisSss staDes Mclaughlin Ms, iSS
II, Cohen. eA g. Nsptunq. q ,S1. &c. Iynes'
Auction poOis-yOung Duke sio5. Mclaughlin 81
SePTngi @ DaS straight paid sl TO- place ss
Mclaughlin, place, So 90
FOURTH RACE-wAvE CREST HURDLE RAC
PURSE L5oO. ABOUT is MILES.
Stanley Mortemer's ch h. wcsmoreland by WntuI W
~ Malsne; aga e if lin McGowan aged Ios t;reen
J. H. Lewis, ir's ch c. ChantcIcer aged. 1877 tCpdyke
,r ASftlSn %tGSwsS ss2 HsssSno ss5 asd -,
Mutuals-Wes;moreand straight paid 81 lo' pi
eS O5. McGowan, place 50 TO-
rrrru RACE-OPEN HANDICAP STEEPLECHAs
PURSE $3.50. 9 1-2 MILES.
Hampstead Stables g. sehOoImaster, by LcnSfensT nv
j. L. keinoch.n. ch The oolE%el EstSscbaN, assa SS
G. Mooney's cb e. Jackson, 5. 147 P. LyncH1
Time 49,
Auction nele pools-schOolmastcr $780, Jackson s1s'
ooSns oSnSsussschoo,mascr straight paid 81 rs. place sc
uhc Colonel, place. 81 10
AT CEDARIIURST TODAY
The Ccdarhurst programme OF seven races for toaa
full OF attractions Complete lists OF tho entries arc g.
FIRST RAcE-GALLowAY. SIX FURLoNGs.
Name W.T.. Name
ssysca ;sys ..:....:.. jGo itosalie
sFCOND RACE-wELTEK PURSE SIX FUHLoN
Name W.T. Name
ScniSnls ........... 15l Billy Brown..-.'..---'.