The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-06-27
WOMAN Wins THE GRAND PRTX
NINE. CHEREMETEFFS corr
BEATS Vanderbilt HORSE.


LENDERS. winner q the Derby. Net Even
PIaeed-PresldeRt RAllleFss and the
queen % Bulgaria Interested Spec
tatOFs-Blaek and white WOFa.
spseiai csss Dsspairh 70 rHR SUN
PARIS. June 20 The raOe for the Grand
Prix de Paris. Of 10000 francs lOO,OOO).
which was run at the BOis de BOuloGne
to-day. was won by Nine. n. q. Chsreme-
tets bay colt Nuage. WK. vAnderbilt's
black colt Rsinhart was second and
J. A. de Rothschild's chestnut colt Bron-
zinO third
Jockey Childs rode the winner. O'Neill
rode for Mr.. Vanderbilt. and For was On
Bronzino. There were seventeen starters.
The second horse receives 1900 francs
10 .OOO) and the third 1900 francs out Of
the stakes.
This years race for the Grand PriN will
he memorable a. being the Srst ever won
by a woman. The numerous English
who were present were very much dis
appointed to see the fAvorite English
horse Lsmberg. winner Of the Derby. run
without even being placed, vanderbilt's
ReinhArt was a good second. He would
likely have won had the race been a quar-.
ter Of a mile longer.
Nine CheremetsH's Mage galloped
home an easy winner Her triumph was
greeted enthusiastically. The bettinR
was heaviest on the Vanderbilt entry. 70
which was given 10 1. The total Of the
pari mutuel was $4,000. or $4,000 more
than last year Nine. Cheremeted Is the
daughter of the wealthiest Russian tea
merchant. NJ. KousnetsoH. and is the wife
Of a Russian railway Official.
Although the weather was bad in the
morning the attendance was large. EnglAh
and Americans forming a good half.
The King and Queen Of Bulgaria were
present President Falieres arrived in
time 20 witness the great event Of the
day. The Queen o. Bulgaria was much
interested in the races. watching them
through field glasses. She wore a bsau-
tiful black and gray costume. a magnif-
cent errnine stole and a large white hat
crowned with huge white ostrich feathers.
The display Of toilets was not con-
spicuo,lsly brilliant compared with thoss
at Autsuil on June 10 This was owing
10 the weather. Black and white. singiy
or mixed. were the predominant oolors.
With the exception Of q few frocks Of
vivid tints In extreme style worn by
mAnnsquins. there was nothing in the
way Of novelty in fashion
Mrs. W. B. Leeds wore black tulls over
satin. Her hat was Of black Grin covered
with aiRrettea Mrs y Cortlandt Bishops
costume was Of pastel pink cloth en-
broideFed In pink with inorustations Of
cOaFss laos Of the same tone Her hat
was OF black tagal finished with white
plumes and tulle Mrs. Perry Belmont
was In a black tailor suit Of MORE gar
nisbed with big buttons Of smoke pearl
Her hat was black, trimmed with an
immense tafeta how
.irs. Joseph Widener wore purple fou-
lard veilei with tulle Of the same color
and a purple tulle hat touched with white
aiErettes and marabont Mrs. Mitchell
Harrison wore black liberty satin veied
with black tnlls and a big black hat
Mrs. W. Posts gown was Of white cloth
touched with satin. and she wore a rice
straw hat trimmed with big white wings
Miss Calel wore a foDiard Of ressda green
trimmed with black and white and q hat
Of ecru straw with big bow Of white
tAheta.
Mrs George Law wore white cashmere
de sole yeiIed with black mOusselins and
a hat Of white tulle finished with cream
lace and orchids. The Princess Omer1H.
nee Vincent was gowned IN amethyst
cloth with no trimming save big white
pearl buttons. Her hat was % amethyst
straw covered with black and white
plumea Mrs Hart o. Berg wore hT-
quoiss mousssline de sole and a large
picture hat of white straw and roses.
Among the other Americans present
wers Mr. and Mrs. p. Roberts. Mr. and
Mrs. D. Guggenheim. 4. Vanderbilt. W X
Vanderbilt. Frank j. Gould. J d. Rayan.
W Pen0. A. J. Schwab. A. Stern. W. II.
Hoyi, l.. r. Chase. City Chamberlain
Hyde. J. I.eWisOhn. Mr. and Mrs T.
Goodman. II. Rideman. q. v. Beers. H.
Rosenberg. Mrs J. L. Flood. Mr. and Mrs
T. Corbet ) G Stuart and Mr. Founsey