The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-14

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DEEP run TRACK
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!rying umbrella open. return to starting
point, Winner. to receive s25 In gold, or
silver cup, as may be preferred En-
trance fee $780,
Gyr1khana Race.
Mr. Gathrights pony was far and
away the fastest of tho lot OF five that
faced the starter. lie got Off and lit
orally raced away from all except pie
bald ridden by Mr. Beattic. who refused
to stand when the umbrellas were raised.
Mr. Waddeys Gee went far nneld, and
refused to come back to the flags. Mr..
/. Hobsot,'s pony went the journey patient
5ly, while Mr.. George Cole Scott's small
pony, White s1pall,' became exceed
ingly tired and sat down with great
suddenness. Mr. Scott descended to
earth with vehemence.
After the round up It was discovered
that Mr.. Gnthright was first. Mr.. Hob
son, second; Mr.. Beattle, third. and that
the others were lost and unaccountcd
for.
All the crowd then l,astened to the
race track on the south side OF tho club
house, where the farmers race was run
under the following condtlons:
For horses owned by farmers or
sundry farmers over whose land
the club HAS had permission to
hunt during the season OF 104c, 81.
All entries subject to committee Of
farmers appointed by the Race Commit
tee. First prize. saddle; second. bride;
third, whip Distance onc-half mile.
Entries close Mt post.
"Bitzen' owned by Squire DTracott.
fell and lost the race when an eighth
of mile from home. having n lead OF
twenty-five lengths. The race went to
"Nutwood," second place TO Bessie
Belle" and third place TO Kate. Time.
1903.
The Fourth Event.
The fourth event:
Half mile dash. Purse. SIS; $50 to first
horse and s25 to second horse. Entrance,
fee So. Open to all horses owned by
members Of hunt club in Virginia. Mary
land and District Of Columbia. Gentle-
men riders. Weight for age with TWEEN,
ty-eight pounds added !: two year olds,
ia; three4year-o lds. l43; four-year olds.
1874 five-year-olds, 1876; usual allowances
for mares and geldngs. brought out an
excellent field Of nine:
Tom Walker, b. g., Everett Yaddey.
Deep Run Hunt: Gates, b. g., p. D..
Harris, Deep Run Hunt; Zeiler. CHI M,
II. G.. Beattie, Deep Run Hunt; Mon
soon, br M. Taylor & Jenifer. Deep
Run Hunt; Allan Beard. b. g., William
Northrop. Deep Run Hunt; Orifnl, p.
M. w. C. Parkinson. Hanover hounds;
Newsboy, Oh. e., DIR. James Kerr, Chevy
Chase Hunt; Punctual b.. p. j.. Wal al
ZACH, Narrenton Hunt; Kit. CHI. Ms. q.
H Garrod. James River Hunt.
'sNlonsoon'' and exit" were ridden BY
owners. ALLAN Beard" was ridden by
Mr.. Marlin: "oriful." by Mr.. Dion Kerr;
"Newsboy, BY Mr.. Britton, and Pune
tual." by Mr.. Leo. Evans.
Monsoon was the easy favorite In the
betting, and whenever money was Of
fered by the layers of odds the money
came in showers. Keller, Punctn nal ana an
Newsboy rated next IN the DOORS s,
starter w. J.. Carter got all nine
away evenly and like rainbow streak
OF silk they came away from the green
background or the pine forest behind
| the back stratch. Is. ,3s
All H. a bunch they came until the
last eighth pole was reached, and then
| Monsoon and eilerA and Newsboy 4 vent
out 10 the front for the run down tn. the
stretch.s;s9sS .5t.5Es q; ..2S} y.
Taylor, did the trick with halfrlength
10 spare, with Newsboy, ridden by MI.
Britton, second, and Mr.. Beattle' - 5kelier
| a close third. Time, :51 .35
The fifth event was the regular Deep
| Run jump race (.
| About two and one-half miles Purse
500: s75 to first and s25 to second I'm,
trance fee So. Open to horses hunted
with the Deep Run hounds. anu uMi VIZ
| nv members of the club. Neights &c,
corainc to National Steeplechase ana
IJunt Assoca ton rules. which are given
below. Gentlemen riders.
| Tha following were the entires:s
Irish Mag, b. M, J. A. White; TIRE
lees b. e., E. d.. Hotchkiss. Jr seven
Iyp. CHI. Eff. d. Meanley; indian zoe :,
on. 3, Deep Run Hunt; Etheiene ~
Oh. M. e. b. Sydnor; Ashton &pi Dis. 3 : =
III. NJ. Vaughan. :,
'1r,sh Mag was scratched on account OF
,ninries received In training. and Ethe-
,a,a,5 T,and Ashton did not face the
| starter. ao,a 7, ~.
=, az al reich. and the distance was t5Wl' ce
aromna the course, over thirteen jumps
and n half mile run In on the hat
| The race was farcical. Tireless rei a use. !,
the second jump. and lndlan 1o jus TO- !,
/
: mi eighth of n mile on the refuser.
When "TirelessH agreed to leap, seven g ~
Up, had endeavored to remove me W ,I,o
| ofsthe fourth barrier, and with ms r 1l''.
Mr.. Martin was reposing upon the green
sward ina semi-uneonseo,us 60 fond wh,n
hnras Of The club ridden by Epps. the
whip 1 and after him came '"Treless,,
ridden by Nj huff ! S was s. n 'hopS Rnn
nan hers had filled their lungs for an
immense shout Of victory when the I'M
expected happened. and down In their
roots went the hearts Of the members:
Tnns came on past the turn-in flag and
vent vide of the mark. Tireless won
! hollow victory. and INDIAN Joe ran into
second place. Time, $50
"A Strong Field.
The sixth event brought out a strong
field and proved one Of the best con-
tested races that was ever run at the the
Deep Run track. 1t was two miles
purse, $3.50 to first horse and s25 to
second. Entrance fee, IS. For half-bred