The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-13
length behind ''Duster,''' y raced under the
wire "Duster' won out In 6:16.j
One-Mile Run. f5

Tho fifth event, for one mile on the
flat, gentlemen riders, called out field
OF four. 3sf HI
5,'Tarpon."s Mr.. Taylor's entry, was
again favorite, although Pete Daley"
Mrs. D'fayla sDHnlop's fancy. was VOL
!fourl'well away on tho second trial with
A"Pete I'd ailey'ff'intth lead. II was q
horse race from start to finish, for
Joe Martin" went out to tho 'front.',
Tapped by ',,Tarpon" and raced together
ali down tho back stretch. around the
turn and down the stretch as though
they had been harvested double.
5.'Tarpon, Won out by a head In l:47 Il,
with Joe Martin" an ancient hero.
second, and Pete Daley third "a
vi 1t looked as though Mr.. Taylor could
have done better. but. with dash Of
#ooside,"%sshe cut the finish as close as
sixth event was the race Of tho
afternoon, steeple chase, open to all
horses, at Q Ia miles over the Deep
Run course. s.i .Sf Y Is Is Il All
20 Mr.. Charles Hooff. ar Alexandria coun-S
sty, rode Mr.. Hurkamps Harry Baylor;
Roy Adnmson rode Mr.. David Dunlop''s3
Harry Patton; Mr.. Taylor rode his
BERTHE Leigh's Lucy Douglas. 81
The start was excellent, and tho chasers
went away at a fast cup. At the FIRST.
lump "Harry Baylor" ran out and again
at tho second and fourth. Flo was we'll
out OF the race after his first refusal.
Il "Lucy Douglass" ridden by Hall. made
all the running for two miles, closely
followed by Harry Patton" with "Crox-s
tom" held back by Mr.. Taylor. On tho
Patton" had close callSa tho Jump
with ditch on tho landing side. The
chaser stuck his feet in the ditch and
nearly stood on his head, but Adnmson
very clevorly kept his seat and set his
horse going again quickly.
At tho two-milo post, Mr.. Taylor went
after the leaders and raced away from
his field Lucy Douglas" dying away,
A'Croxtonu won handily in 5:Ol 10. with
Harry Patton" second and Lucy
Douglas third,
Last Event on Gard. ". n
Tho record for the steenlechase course
Is 1: AS rs, made by "Trllllon' several
years ago.
The last event on tho card was at six
furlongs with first entries. l.lsa
Mr. Taylor on "l1s1uebnr," got away
in front, and never being headed, romped
beneath the wire under hard pun ~
1880. f5 G8s @t
owned by Mr.. ]. T. TEN
ple, ana ridden by Adnmson, was sen
ond, and Harry Baylor" owned by Mr.,
C, II, IIurknmp, Of Boseobel, was thlrd,
The Reception.
Tho members and guests OF the Deep
nun Club then attended a VERY charming
reception on the lawn OF the club-honse.
where q handsome luncheon was served
at small tables. A bnnd played during
the reception, at which there were pres-
ent about 400 people.
Among them We're Mr., and Mrs. George
cole Scott, Miss Dunn, Miss Scott, Miss
Hamilton, Mr.. and Mrs, Joseph y, WIZ
lard, Mr. and Mrs, Henry Stuart. George
w. Stevens. Miss Moulton, Miss Stevens,
Mr.. and Mrs, a, II, Christian, Mr. and
Mrs. Il. C. Christian, Mr., and Mrs. Wllr
liam Gray, Mr., and Mrs, Frank Williams.
Mr., and Mrs Arthur Mayo. Mr.. and Mrs.
ST. Julian Oppenhimer, Mr., and Mrs,
William Oppenhimer Mr. and Mrs.
aBonta, Mr.. and Mrs. Dabney Cren-
shaw, Mr.. and Mrs Iangstreet, Miss
Royail, Miss camm. Mr.. st. George Bryan,
DR.. Robert G. Bryan, Mr.. Jonathan
Bryan, Mr.. and Mrs. John Stewart Bryan,
MI, and Mrs. William Grant Mr. ana Mrs,
]. X. Branch, Miss Branch, Mr., and Mrs,