New-York tribune., 1909-07-04
AMATEUR RACES DRAW
GOOD CROWD ON HAND.
Killochan Disqualified and Jockey
Punished at Long Branch.

Keen racing and excellent sport marked the open
ing Of the two-day meeting OF the Monmouth
County Pony and Steeplechase Association at Elk
wood Park. Long Branch, yesterday There were
seven races the programme. and except for
couple of slight accidents nothing happened to mar
the fun. Prices quoted against the horses.
but the wagers were of the oral kind between
friends and everything ran off smoothly.
The cosey little grandstand and lawn were filed
with we'll known persons from along the North
Jersey coast Fred Lewisohn brought over a large
party in a four-n-hand. among them Mrs Fred
Iewisohn, Miss Marion Ensten. Miss Cummings.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gus Wertheim. C. F. DcT and james
Lienthal
Others who had box parties or who were seen
in the stand or on the dawn Harold Content,
Charles Pfzer. II. A. Bourne. William Wildey'
Frederick Alpers Asa p. Soule, Harry Rothschtd
Mr.. Potts. Mrs. Madge Munroe. Miss Grace Rhea
Clark. Francis Lussier. Mrs Ella Ferris Cooper.
Colonel Martin Colt. Joseph Moore, Frank Ross,
oliver Hamilton, Frederick Bull. Lewis Warins.
Mrs. May Carpenter. John Addicks Martin Sidler,
Mr. Halsey, Louis Clark, Albert Downs Frank
Harrington, Mrs Irene c.. Powers. Mrs. Helen Rus
SELL Mrs Winifred Freeman. Meyer Conan, Harry
Swift. Edward Hearn. Samuel Reed. Joseph Hege-
man. F. A La Montague. Gordon Frank. Mr.. and
Mrs. Reginald Slade. Westmoreland Davis. ] f
Davis. Daniel Devereux. Carlton Opdyke. Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Lee Bouler, jr-. Miss Virginia DilLer.
NJ. C. Kahn. Mrs Baumgrass Mr.. and Mrs Louis
Batter. MontefOre c. Kahn. A. Albright, tr.. J. Z
]. Rothschld. Alexander Wallace. Theodore Opper-
man. Clarence s Green. Miss Minna Pach. Maurice
S. Hart. Miss Kathleen Russell. Mr. and Ms. Ed
ward Taylor. Edward Wassermann. Miss Rene
wsssermann. Edward wassermann. Jr Miss
GwendoIyn Wormser. Robert Wormser, Charles
Gautier. Miss Edna Richendorfer II. G. Richards.
Mrs. r OettinSer. Mrs. Max Oettinger, Miss
Henrietta Oettlnger Mrs. Estella Oetinger. Mr. and
Mrs. A. C. Schwartz. VI. l. Schwartz. Mr. and Mrs.
Marshall Clapp. Miss Adelne Grant. Mr. and Mrs
Henry ". Rose. Mr. and Mrs. J. f. Davis. Harry
S. Page. Mr.. and Mrs. Peter TIauclc. jr-. Miles NJ
o. Brien. Alfred Nathan. Harry Content. Herbert
Scheftel. l. Gallagher. Colonel Thomas J. O.
Dono'ue. Colonel Hugh O'Donoghue Edward
Steinger. a. J. Saligman. DR. Seymour Open
hemer. Charles s Hirsch. Fredericl, Loeb. James
!. ODonohue, jr.. William Z Anderson and Walter
Lewisohn.
Davy Johnson sam Emery and Jim Mshoney
forsook Sheepshead Bay for the day to get taste
of anna teur racing.
In the third race Kilochan was 20 ) favorite
and had little difficulty in winning Al the first
turn. however. McC'abe who had the mount. foulsd
the other horses, and KilloChan disqualified
His rider set down for the rest Of the meet
ing and his case referred to the Jockey Club for
further action.
In the second race. for bona fde hunters Essex
r. turned the tables Harry Baylor. which de-
feated Mr.. Haucks horse Red Bank week
ago. Essex r. Won easily by a hundred lengths
Rosehank refused at the Liverpool and WarrentOD
crashed into him, giving Mr. Davis. who had the
a shaking up
The open steeplechase was the prcttest race OF
the day. and resulted in Double repeating his
victory Of week ago. For the first mile the
horses ran closely punched Helen Shea and Double
then drew out, but the latter took the lead in
the last half mile and held II to the end.
The first for galloways resulted in another
victory for Nugget. Victory Belle to 70
favorite but her rider took the of a fair
start. Nugget was never headed. CIandeboye
looked 20 have chance. but came wide around the
and had 10 he content with third place
Mr.. Kerr. Paddy had things all his own way
in the sixth race. for hacks and hunters. at one
mile the fat. In the last race Of the day P. \.
C1ark's stable first and second money with
CIovercroft and Flying Machine. Modest and
Meddesome Boy. the other horses in the race, re-
fused
J. II. NcAvoy the starter. and he lid good
work. The second day OF tie meeting will be held
tomorrow.
HUNT MEET SUMMARIES.