The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-06-03
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Piaiuheld, where hls lea VAS se,, Van
schalcs always keeps himself In hhe .
dltloh, and Il Ia expected that he viii feroVef
rapidly. Apparently he suffered little W
efect from tho exposure 10 tho rain.
Thu sixth race. In which. the accident hap
pened. was o steeplechass OF ,hrer miles for
the Dab Tree CUP. Mr.. Van Schaick's AdJu-
tor, which won the Middleaex cup on Decofa-
tlon Day. started In company with Louis
BAtJer'a Tobossa aud Charles PnZer's Bac-
| chahai. Just before the horses were called
TO the pos, the storm. which had been gather
Ing around. broke with great violence. Light
I ming flashed across a black sky and then came
q tremendous burst Of rain which In heavy
drops poured down hercely. Despite this
10 was decided 20 get the racers away and have
II over.
Adjutor, under Van schalek's handling.
broke in front, with Jobossa close up Bac-
ohanal trailing. The last ma nj was fayorite
for the Mlddlesex cup last time. but fell. A
great race was expected. Tho jumpers
clea red the water and set away for the wire
fence over toward the open country. When
they broke through the storm i9r the run up,
snse, dark blue sleeves and the hooped arms
Of Pliers rider. Fletcher Harper were made
Where's sinsletonp" was the query, be-
cause he was expected 70 win. The moments
water again and still no Van Schaick. The
bird time round Belmont purdy ran 9ut ID
The AWFUL rain & Hnd asked Gett the f tbe answer N vsn
s sSes'Ses s%ev sns men neSf tore s scross the neid and
found him lying on the ground doubled up
into the Brewer hous e and a doctor ran across
the field and tended to him for the time being
1t was considered a peculiar thing that the
accident TO 30 renowned a chaser happened
on the fat. The heavy rain washed out q
hole IN the soft going and 1t was into thatthat
a The race itself between the two that were
| left was the best Of the day. Twice at the In
and out fence B%atjer's horse refused and
twenty yards coming through the ploughed
fed the The last Sss time ,ss SrG ,nr nd He ins6 had e.. d strsPe6.
but urged his horse with hand, and heel.
He rode better than eyer he has done before
just as the riders came under the wire the sun
came out and things got back to the normal.
In connection With the farmers race there
cGlafed had q mighty; crooked look about It.
When the horses lined up there was a rscy
the property Of J. sabooher. Jimmy John
son. well known TO local horsemen., had the
leg up: He tore away from a the other M%sr h or es6 IN
was over the judges did not Immediately have
the numbers sent up; There vas a lon i9ns COD con.
doing business refused to pay of until the
Sabocher and johnson were called to the
| stand. johnson said that he never before
had seen Sabocher, but that the man came up
70 him on the track and asked hi,p to ride his :
t thain he would be paid for It, ssbeohsr" de-
t tiaaeo he enf lived near 'Pislnheld, and that
were nonplussed and had almost decided to
let the race stand although they had their
Gpst then II came out In soma way that the
| and under her right name OF Katie had won
iss Nes ms. VsS SSR a fSE P Sas es al aae 70 tss
stand-this was the third race Of the day-and
he was astounded to learn OF it. The groom
In charge Of Katie next was called and II
was found out that he was away telephonlng
while the race ", Eas bo being o run H. he he s ss11l f bsd
done it without his knowledge; There was
the ringing in" became known and there
groom as he was believed to be at fault. Lucy
was disqualified, and F. Suydam's Bob. ridden
by Fred Slower. which ran second, was placed
s. f the ar; r. ras "a. Of s tsf Mss:1f sao GnD a tpE
by a dozen lengths, Peter Hauck's Heen
VIZ seeSpd and < : s ba 4 SSuid ans M 81 Jupiter 4pdins
eoITai Ms' Of d Ii , Hunt, fss,led to e a1n't 70
weigh out. He lost not only third money:
but was fined 80 Tor not bringing Dack mis-
| saddle cloth with the number on Il.
A great field turned out for the Masters
| cup, the second race. Six went to the post.
c, n. Flsk's Apple Jack being an equal favor
tie with c. d. Freeman's S~tronRheart. .1onia
| ran out after crossing the wire fence and Boo
Bar led over the FIRST water, with Stron gheart
and Gloucester close up. The second time
around Boo-Bar, Strongheart and Apple Jack
were together In that order. Castlebar and
Gloucester refused at the in and out, and
gloucester never did get going again: Boo
Bar also ran wide the third time around,
and there was nothing to, II, but Apple Jack.
who won by five and a half .lengths from
StronRh cart, The latter was disqualified for
missing a part OF the course near the farm,
and Castelar, got second money.
In the fourth race. for hunters, AntIcipa-
ton. who won the similar race on May SO,
picked up ten pounds penalty and. came
home under 1T pounds In Q. seven furlopg
race, outgaming Charles .Pflzer's Ellerslie
and L. g. Freeman's. Red Girl, The first
time around Red Girl led, with Anticipation,
the favorlte. Ellerslie and Batjer's kersey
ali punched. 1t looked as II Anticipation
out EIlerslie of at the turn. but no disauali-
David Bows Wexford won the Somerset
the three miles. Arch Light was leff at the
post. Louis Batter took his Rosebank out
In front, but she ran wild at the FIRST turn
and did not figure thereafter. Hinette
showed In front for a moment or 30, but
Wexford, well handled by bis owner, had