The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-05-31
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Prohahly the hisscss iestUfeO tho Wt'chnua
eup. waa 4 disappointment The trophy
eaa nfat offered last srtf under tho con
dtlop lbag N should ~ s0n tsire before "
could ~ ~ permanent property 90 the owner
u tho wInnins hofse ~ 4 B'ufhe TOOK "
laat yeaf With his half bred ches'nu, aeldlns
Red Light. This year b. had no, much
hope n ae,tlns the trophy, bu, Started hH
horse aaalh.
Before the meeting hogan hs sent the cup
over 10 the Judges, sl,inE the messenger tbs
e. en- yinR remark You toll the
ssewafda i've said Rood.by "a u, becaus" ]
hsver eIpeot 20 have II again MI bourne
was disappointed In one sense. because Red
Light Was again IetaTned the winnef.
seven of the Watching hunters lined up
for the start. q. white. JT.'s Castelar, being
. hot ~favorits. The rest Of the field was
held at odds ~ Z 10 g.. a. opposed To . Ia ,
quoted against Castleoar. As far as the
~favorite was concerned he did not figure
very long. AZ the first bar he fell and gave
hls rider. Marshall CApp. . tough fall "
vas . long whlls seiSTe Shpp 60, mp snd
with i6e ,,tsycIits gone. Mr Fish,. Apple
s Sfea the Hill tRSt followed the mrs. fence over
the jump into the patch Of woods and through
q. R %SSs io l@1 e. 'H ia'p Dt dD%S past e, The The s :Tl%sS
stand. where Red Light and Multum In Parvo
ran out They fell far II ne rear, ,. Anal.
Jack first. Boo-Bar second. Strongheartt
Telephone. owned by s. II. Freeman fourth
ali the way around the course again, Apple
Jack ssining well every st rnnd snd oelHs
tooE ne last lear snd swung Sut on the track.
Coming down the stretc CHI he raced away from
Boo:Bsr and finished well in hand by about
There was a whole lot Of surprise when
hand, did not swing down the track on their
second lap, but kept on over the water leap
again. There was even greater, surprise
when these two kept on and fnished down
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run the full course and as these two had the
The riders objected and explained that they
had nun as they had been Instructed. This
Gps 5OdnG Ss a., :. 1 tnsSHes' decided SSI Nf that So' tse d snp
0e iH sss q srs Seq race ees" xlh fSS Mr. Van sohsisk
Chestnut SSsi S@H allY f' Ieictofy Bell, sci a bad iaill
and DRAGGED him to the held on the other side
s IF the a s1a'E / w sao f sas a0 th ssu hrl Fl ( iGos
had been hurt, Re was badly dafed, and.
In fact. did not pull himself together for q long
Nphlla Ha QhnwRd great cobra Re however
and rode hard In the fourth race. finishing
named King wanted TO start a raey looking
beast xhlSh he fSsida had hSio been ss.S USED sd I isT plough %shs
rrs' sll t5S% % 1899 go " SSn + Nsrk's Deck SS' Popad'
I'D iS t 3%' i lsnS ne lsa ,faa; es' the ssf 6arns az! after ne sq en!s
about 100 yards. The race went TO Joe Darhy's
white. gelding Tom. which, got a w1rkmanlike
no wonders for style In the field.
,.1 The ,d f@aSSS scts A sinseso0 sa M0s so 'ne iS" was
afee: i q th RHe"e cup and, took Blue Print right
eve ever, and AIN tfrsS wy out q The race, Allan
unplaced. Rosebank had a good fight to beat
Silver Twist for the place. and it was a matter
of v half s e 1snSts e. d }as sn aaas just sallopins
Middlesex chase. and he had to hustle fr9m
Issd s re wo ,U s down. up silent iS nef Bliss hsso which RRV swerved
badly. and took command going over the
Jump the first time. Bacchanal, Maynard up
threw her rider at the Inland out fences. and
went a good part OF the course riderless;
Maple Leaf, who was second, blod a good deal
from the near front fetlock from striking on a
board. She limped to, the stall, Arch Light
mounted and ridden, out.
John Wilmerding had a lot OF fun al the
expense Of Louis Batter in the last race
Batter could not control Kersey, and the geld
the only other In the race. went on, and won by
a quarter mile Batter ssemed pleased p hi 10 let a,
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the way. The races resulted as follows;
r,rst Pace, Nethersood Cup fer ponies -
hands and under; By sIescEipIen o. $40 each ~ s9 ~
cams , SS / ; .sS V,,I aSsn bs = 80 s,. %I T.S Goodwin
'A! Second auP ssse. Ah Ss S.sSsSrs e cup; t s,esp 5SS for
horses that have been regularly hunted with the
wa niIss s aSP, ! 70 s.i Se .! 'fSef1 La SS m: sssS. d s0 f%f.
Mpsrs,, TO !, won; Mul,um "a Paryo, s. JOS tMI.
ssssSSsIsi, e T., !; sssond ana aa ,Dsp,lsS Jack si,a Boo gsn Bar
, properly Of farmers: purse, SO; about I'VE NJ.
Ions' s s%si D sseSnd: u ps & Tf %S';' won 81. z :. f HS%p',,
third. Mae, Deck and Brownie also ran;
seven FGar fnrI S . on nI he 9 9rac cSne eAnl 8 o. is7
iINr. vossi sto2, won: Rosebsnk 9; leS ,Mr Batter
stei second Silver Twist g le1 p on; al AIlp. ,Sd SiS !;
Ftis Race. M!dal.ss1 Cup; s,oegle,Sss. for
az, VAN ms ScSsleS,, Iso won; Maple Lsssi; !, isO
~ iiMT' HarperI, 4 10 4. third Tobossa, wexford,
Arch Light and Rssehsnal also ran -.
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