New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-04
LAND OF CLOVER WINS.
TAKES THE CH4BPION.
Taicr Daiagorfela ard Race Aing
Successful


Jar snoring feature Ga this country as INC Nlai''
National IS in England. WAS renewed ioV INC MN
srno at Norris Park yesterday. ana Il us sponsors
we're not eucoura ccd both by the character o. '4e
-ce snd the public Interest 1t aroused. they mus
se "a most uessirs.ic I0.. Not only did the locaI
hunting set attend ia what The frajefnai so'l,lle
' oul6 term Sd boiy, but the cToss-coun}FF ION "a
every sporting colony from The Gonssee valley 20
zhe Caneroa Run country O. Virginia were repre-
s-nted in larcl and 7lcasi-cly sandy groups Inc
Champion. OF coVtso as Us name inIuoS' is S'.l-
posed 10 settle definitely the question OF tleeiH'
chasing supremacy and when Land Of Clover.
bearing the cherry and white Of M Ch2moe''
vas returned The victor Of yesterdays renewal
there uas l-t.c inclination 10 dispute ms uie 40
the crown. TIo defeated as strong ie-- q jumpers
rs could well be brol-ht together and he carried
rs heavy burleu of -H pounds over me 4one 'hree
miles and ha-f as only "a horse with stamina
tpeed ana, back O. il al. stout heart could nave
re con.raay which he mot and 1anquished yes
-er5sv was rorapose5 Ct !. " CCts aLt1 -. l--I
Eeldinr LaVatos. Nho was top Nes-, ~.''i Mr.
5-han6Ietz' g. tac6et and who won the Champion
SIC ertere, ,y she STOCK broker who races under
oaeh - s Fares halr5red i5rer sell PTo oi,,.-
sion. Ulo was rlce.n icy hs oNit,t, ~. 'y-i,T
faceeG cavalier and charles Aoiors silver y ST.
49, and land Of t71vef-tse two top Uciehts-the
specuators found it difcvit 10 choose. , ana ei 49,
49,, rs '.i -.,,. es,.lrf,- over ar COTS coldinr
1-ioe to avs. silver Twist was tiie extreme out
sider al Io' There was. ine'.el-ts',l a ire. .
Valdez ana Fu-minate for 5he cypress puTIo s o.
-rirr ne esteem i- which the English steeIlechase
s1ckey OBrlen IS held Influenced certain num-
lv+,S 49, ber cs-r-.t,-s Isavatc- ard Talmiuato
She winners two most formidable opponents. along
58ore - I.srd af Ciaver's lIztr=- He rated along
s. 1Firi or fr--,tb position and E,Itch took good
Gre u keen en31sh up hrs sleeve to finish with
81 he could as,sud snd hnally put him doSa on
sep Of tle hill The second tine aToui JSl ei,,IF e
us l--i.- nag 45, 80 - ,aE5 b5r3 bsck
SJ f}ineL5 5 f59s5 ,,sSre- We're lie pace
makers the last time around ann IL rocked a. u
80 fSe-5 H. FAD a lr5at cal more in reserve
Than he seemed 40 have ad al tne iast 5 5 LiSS
overhauied The leaders and won from nc kaege .
sons second strins. vent lame. and his Jockey
The champion was orIv one Of three features
sr0ns. The Nursery Handicap Tor tvo-vear-ods
rov5n -he ECLIPSE course and the Municipal Handi-
chsrz- The Municipal brought OUT eight hAilsdqicsp
t1rsts - more than ordinary =nlitl Nilh major l
sa-lle-. ,eP Ven 80 III - -, is,s5 ~
l'ouro and 0aLE lnaNaEa however, Ntte llSeStt 20
hest him. au5 The light weighted Surnnise also rae
-. made the Major straighteu himself out and
Eanop the best he knew TO beat them Surmlse
ttrerch. where ~ gave. way 10 Cauehnswaga. apd
a. me EIa5or i'm front Warranted finished third.
Major Deingeraeld ran the race IN 2;S1 which
= gas formerly hsil by Africander and was made
a,a5or clipped n fun second from AfTicanders
One ~ the --7s- violent shocks q the afternoon
caused ht The defeat ~ Hermis IN q seven
1ea~-od Ilv Mamie Worth took MS measure after
'iro gE.1e-s 21t II t-irzeea aaa been irighte9nea
IN aar own running. beat 4erms by 2 length His
ie ~ r tfe ffe- N rFe i he .n,l mn
- mounds a1d ran z mile qnd furlong in record
:g h8d u nun The serea-eicItls in I.16 which