New-York tribune., 1896-01-31
,v rxcrTING RUN AT LAKEWOOD.
FIVE RIDERS HAVE FOUR SPILLS AND SEVERAL
NARROW ESCAPES.

FIVE RIDERS HAVE FOUR SfhA~ nv"
MARROW ESCAPES.
Lakewood Jan. 30 (speciaD.-There was an 'N..'-
Ing r,n o, the Ocean County Hunt ami Country
club today. brought about on only TWO ho"'s ''
tee Eighteen Of he tastes; dogs were seec'@u ~
,he hru,sman ] J. DWyer. and al o'cioch f4'%-
SIMMONS the arst whip and q GsrHS rlue'' ""'
started out on Dainty with the aniSe-'e-u '"h ~
l4y on, course. Quietly chucklns' ne '.'N' "'
his mind 20 pick on, the worst posslO's n"'''"'
country ana tn nosi difficult jumps anu a. nv
were only five riders and four spills u VIII De see"
ina. he spared neither MS horse nor h.'nsei III ',1
ATTEMPT At O'Clock the hounds "Ie piousn'
round 70 the Laurel House, where br/'' ~ i-'' "'
leg. the master, Beaufort; Mfs' r. i'
Walker. on Misteioe. the noted Meado"O'o'" NV W
g.; Miss Bes iie Whiting Oh Blue bohhe.' - "
C,l,s famous steeplechaser. and Charles Si"i'" y"
Yellow As,sr another of Mr. COTS weil-kno"h
hunters. were IN waiting. bwyfr an" INC go ,'..
and third yhlps were n attendArce, anu NV
was made TO the farm Of the Lakc"C"n ii''e' "'''
Land Association, where the dogs were '".o".' ."
The scent quickly caught, ana inc uos' -,
rafting clip over the farm Of me i-ahewoo' ''"'.
where a d,fbcun double was safely encounteien'
and thence along the outskirts Of Pine fafk 70 '
country In the neghborhood OF 80 n;o1xhei
NaiSs are IN ahmndance From this point 10 M .he
finish at Harmony no steepechn"' P
pser nOse si,h IN was ,he first 20 encounter crop
per, his horse failing 10 take naru uYuu..' nycly
,,,,ch
in The saddle again. y s,in fence p!oVen w. nd
FOR the third whip, Larry" who rode Sucnea' 'ine ~
both horse and rider had ugly ia.l. appeanm1S app1S
10 tdrn a complete somersauli Bu, na tney au', ,he
regalned their normal positions. ana resH,,h Wh,np's
chase which became TOO warm for NJ 81 WdrTs w, ho1
strength and she pulled up. piece OF :or' a bSs
gave Dwyer chance TO display his acfoDat,e @ Sae
ity and he made a flying leap or over t"ciVc .,t
while his morse. Edit VINO belongs 70 W. a. a. xen
OF the American Horse Exchange, ana mas un,,,, uin
the blue ribbon at severa horse shows act"ai,ys
stood on her head in the mud her Whoe race ai,u @
head being completely enveOped In mat sponsyy
substance Dwyer came out Of tde eScapaIs WIZ"
q brrsed cheek and good plasterng OF sOIi -
Dr. LindIey then esssyed his skill os symhansst as
Not noticing a strong wire fence on the otner suS
of road after clearing high fence ne con''nuTe fnrce
against the wire Horse and rider FOUND com,
Portable resting place in the soft mud oI ne he.'
on the OTHER side Wonderful TO re.ate. Doth ".rr
practically unInjured beyond few scratches. Dnt !,
had ,he wire been barbed serious accident wou!u
have had TO be chronicleh , , ,..ras,
The further proceedings were devoid or interest,",
Mrs Walker being the only rider 70 come OUT OF .ne
chase without a mshap. The club ANNOUNCED mat
hereafter the runs viii take place each Tuesday
Thursday and Saturday. weather permittng IN.
stead OF only twice n week, and DR.. l.indiey mas
issued a card giving the places Of meeting for the
coming month The start next Satu'uhy VIII "e
from the Laure.-in-the-Pines