The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-06-24
RACES ON ORANGE MOUNTAIN
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from the Judges stand T. y WARNS was the
Judge snd Charles rnSot tho National Hum
steward Louis Iouhg VI ~ the
thidn pack, and " StswNi we're mounted
patrol Judges ueotEe " Oall clerk of tho
scale, and n Penn Smith, who came over
from his new hackney farm IN lehnsrlvahia,
welded the starting has The racine was
above the average, especially the nat races,
and tho Jockeys wore confident that they
viii not ride al = higher altitude unth they
meet on wings In hca wen.
Back Of the nniah line the clubhouae roof
made a Rfandstand. the tin tops Of the eN'
tension crackin under the feet ~ the spec
tators and adding a new noise TO the APP
plAuse for a winner. some OF the younR
girls and men climbed TO the shingles OF the
main house, and at one finish some ono toppled
the brick chimney over. which made more
din TO greet the successful rider, who was
Asa Soule on the long shot Hegira.
Automobiles, drags and vehicles OF many
types lined the rail neat the club house, and
there was q tent for all TO have good cheer
as guests OF the hunt. some who had part lee
In the parking spaces were Miss Marion
Holloway. Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Robinson.
Miss Robinson. Mr.. and Mrs. 4 E. Dietrich.
Mrs. L. L. WarinR. Louis '. Stoddart, from
New Haven. II. l. Nicholas, Mr.. and Mira.
Teddy Robinson, Jr, Francis stevens. {. A..
Mum, C. F. Watson. Jr.. Mr. and Mrs. Benja-
min Nioolls and Miss Nicolls. from Morris
town: W. X, Fowler. 7. II. Powers Farr. Miss
Farr and Mrs. Albert Young
A sieeplechase for qualified hunters over
two and a half miles OF stlff country opened
the sport. The jumps included a water and
a formidable Liverpool. All had imposts OF
100 pounds, and four started-t harles Pliers
Gypsic. Fletcher Harper up. L.. Z. Warnings
Garden Boy. Mr.. Hist: r.. Il. howard's Boo
Bar, Mr.. Fuller. and Louis BatJers Tobossa,
the owner up. Mr., Harper kept Gypsic IN
the lead all the way. Garden hoy ran second
to the. water jump. which he refused. and
only to refuse the Liverpool aud give Mr..
Batter a fall. Boo Bar ran nicely and might
have won: as Gypsic nnished all out put tor
a side wing and compelling Mr. Fuller to
and h9isning thir I ~, l'obosss.
In the Essex steep ,echase every one on the
grounds: from clubhouse TO stabless, had q
pounds, while the few doubters OF the visi-
tors played, Matt, ColfQrd on Pastime. 1874
pounds, The .unLacked starters that COM
Anderson up. les: Asa 7. souie on bis black
mare Hegira. lsl, and Singleton N,an Schaick'3
r, i. Sack we're in front over tho water jump,
with. Ker7ey between the two and making a
bid for the lead; Hemra and shipper. were
racing as a pair back OF the leaders, Kersey
had the lead at the Liverpool and, took II
safely, but Pastime, was hung up 10 the right,
while 'sinper collided with K. b. Sack and
the two went down 70 the left. SOUlp on
Hegira made a fine attempt. clearing the
Rrostrate simper aud the Liverpool together'
ing Hegira b., thirty len sths, on the quarter
mile run n Heglra came WIN a rattle, and
to make the weight that Mr.. Soule wanted to
scratch at, the last nomen but Secretary Blitz
persuaded him to stay In.
Inc trio OF bookmak ers got back on this
race all they had lost on Whirlwind in the
preceding event and a trunkful Of nye;dollaT
j, H. Hunt also started Mineola, with Holt
up. The race was for polo ponies that have
s seea G rSSnsrT wR Riaee the 'T l.5a b lae'I m 1H9ss; ,n
pair ne starters v ere The orpha9. !. Il; earle:
son, and Maud Murray, JIG Rathborne. All
carried len pounds and tile distance was a
Eight ponies made a snug IT on the narrow
three etthths OF a inii" track oHSe used bo TO
IRAN trYtters oyer, put rem Snlth got Ihetn
until the %stre,ch, afforded Arst by The
Orphan and ne q nv Whirl"ird, with the rest
punched. -Whirl"iu won very .hnndily BY
a length. Katie second aud Fashion third.
The fiat race was for s,25 and the steeple-
chase for purses OF $3.50.
With fifteen entrieS in the fourth race for
ponies Ire field WINS divided into two divisions.
In the nrst set MIR. T.. D.. Robinson won on
Fashion. with Carpenter second on Katie;
Whirlwind, Wade M. won for the second
time in the second division. with The Orphan.
NJ. E, H.. Garlic. second, In the Union Hunt
Steeplrcnase, to close, the card. Mr., Fletcher
and vi! =. W Fisk's Apple Jack, owner up.
was second. StronEheart. Mr.. Hirst. fell.