The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-11-15
HUNT RACES AT HUNTINGTON.
JAY O'BRIEN WINS FOUR CUPS
~ SUCCESSION.
Fletcher Harper Comes a Chopper With Sir
EHersIie -Mlxup In the AdJutor's
steeplechase. but All Ends Well Incl
dents OF Days Sp0rt-klds in Danger.

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d noisy game
Awo OF tnIee Oh the Younger ionoMel "
~ NUM- cIuo Iaces SOON a y . 49,
iney were eager 10 Det' ana Woulu nav
lahen 70 n sharper Dut lor . resSuILs pe,Sy
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49,, Sn - .a. ~.
souns Enien oApLaneu Y No.
mon'e sp "OiA III y" y 20 49,
last WinOer' IL was u CLOSE ehaNe 4" '"e
youngsters.
The story of the races is mainly OF jay
O'Brien's rides. There was good betting
.o~uIa.
against an OF theih' LOT whhe the .esuhaI
hunt club bookie stayed away, several OF the
big track operators dropped into the meeting
son m oytinS one hacker won ,sOo ON
o'p,ian.s moun,s. ys, The hooks mav have
%S[,sn svs m0u 1Or b Set eTs O CROWDS s'v VIII "r bet
on anything as part OF the days fun. For
instance the only atari era in the fourth race.
the steeplechase Tor qualified hunters were
Singleton Van Schaick's Adjutor and coyote
Van schaick declared to win w,th inc former,
mount on Coyote. The books laid > to 5
AdJutor and 3 TO coyote WIN lrrhty Oh
This faction may have taken tho chance 'tat
Adjutor with a ten pound penalty for sO'lr-
days double win could not 'go the course.
Mr., Can schaick in their opinion did not
know what he was doing in declaring to WIN
with Ad1utor. MT bFlen iouNi Au'u'oT
a hard horse to rate with, as he hFns 70 race
- - 1000 =, VA nnrv n nork o,Ilop
49, DnIioS rn "a al "ot CrIsb
Coyote was pulled up ana ulu nov ihl@l
In the other stacplechase Mr.. O'Rricn on
Ga ndowre was M ovens in the betting. aud
~ 20 49,. uarrar
sir t~llersiie' win On" owner tie''h"r tarptr,
10, was at l u 3 ON. They were IN" ohlN
starters. Mr.; o,Bricn bad a thG"ry that sir
after Whiting for a quarter he made a hlur
ne stealing away o. open no "A big lead. This
MIR. Harper was not going 10 allow - the two
came at the 6rst liverpool IN heller SHELTER
STYLE. O'Rrien bad a steady JuIl on Snn-
d5wne, who tool the obst1cln nicely. but
Sir Tierslie went at Il racing hard aud All
stretched out. The resi- Il vas that Harper
received a nasty fan, the first he has had
with the New Jersey hunter. \ stable boy
fer y time rode the horse in. Mr.. Harper
lad the wind knocked out and received some
scratches. but rode again later on.
As O'Brien pulled Mp. after an easy finish.
n Datrol nudge called out that he had gone
inside OF a fiag az the lower turn. Down
the course went the rider with SandOw ne
To- t,ke in the flag and finish over the two
jumps again,
Hi there" came from the patrol Judge.
| far side
Anything to obliGe must be a good Jockeys
principle. and Mr.. O,BTr = trottTd bsck, &C
OBJECTIONS: and This tme there was no qu. Stion
"'-canfownd IL all said O'Brien afterward.
1T was the patrol judge who had ernd. for
finished me t9ira time over the same rOu'e
There was no harm done. except to the
an TINS delay Sir L n:hsHaS mas Mas '' uab ,sr TO- 0ut tS Sn
course 20 ride Hslidome in this IsS for W g
kh escyp his f hand d1 N tRs amateur MSS sGr"t aeSePte sfu the
other mounts, falling into his record BY luck.
0G'Brien had the better Of the start on single
ton Van Schaick 5 Katie, winning all the way;
In the haIf-mile race Allan Plnkerton had
- yIc.arv Rsiis ana uandsome ReIs Ue
- ,aSbt,V,SSo Soxn,or 10 hettsr bWt insistsd that
n"Rrttnn sbbo,Vd ioLe The mount on ne three
u pTlen en0ulu tuhe .,S Llouu. ~ Az .nfg
year-old MY rldlhg rahosome peie Ills sen
VICTORY beie ran neI p*st uie % tns season,
OBrltns forward seht anu bhorI stlITups
seeming the way, the nlly should De rldoen.
Lead and won by a couple OF lengths. Hand
some Belle beat Blue Print IN a DR. We for the
place. The betting opened at 3 TO > against
This nair hut closed at to 10. Everybody
had 4 bet ON the stable.
""TraoN ,o enrries for the Ofth raca
orar ~ Trasnasa
hii M : lnaI "dnnu ~ ~ 10
vi, ,hS slAth' m.oo -. ~ ~ - "ai" ~,
added race, tnree- quarters OF a miie but
lone IN would nave won u properiy r'11ueh'
The Judges were X, i: Narllan ana u. L..
Smith, while T.. C.. la Montague, the veteran
Of hunt racing. was the starter. The meeting