New-York tribune., 1910-11-13

aho,,t two miles. over post and rail course,
and five horses faced the starter. In every
instance ieutenants had the mount Mar
,nion. with Lieutenant Shelley up. was an
6 TO ) favorite. but the black gelding OF
unknown pedigree never appeared promi-
nentlv after Lieutenant Shelley lost a stir
run early in the race Bill Stone, with
Lieutenant Martin up, bolted shortly after
the start but thereafter the Loiterer geld
ing ran we'll. making UP a lot of lost
ground The black gelding Deceive, ably
ridden by Lieutenant Spring. won in
canter, fifteen lengths in front of Bill Stone,
Mr. Kermath who had the mount on
Duffiel0 in the Great United Hunts Steeple-
chase Handicap received bad fall when
Duffield stumbled going over one of the
hurdles. MI Kermath lay unconscious for
a few moments. but came around all right
a little later The race went to Hilda, with
Mr.. Williams up.
Although an odds-on favorite, Booger
Red had the closest kind of call in the
six-furlong fiat race. 1t was only in the
last few strides that J. Tucker, in a whip
ping finish managed to nose out Matte
Bumppo, ridden by E Tucker.
The summary follows
FIRST RACE-THE COklN1fIAN fLa1E3. Loi
hacks and hunters, four years old and up
ward qualified under the rules Of the \: .
and II. a or Canadian Hunt Association
guaranteed value. $3S5; includng cup value value
Sle0 presented by Ralph ElIis, OF which
S'5 ana @ cup a the 9 '4f third Entrsnce 10 So 70
carry l6a pounds: winners in 1909 ana lsiv
five pounds extra About TWO miles on 'He
Horse weight. owner and jockey. Elm
Grand Vedette, l62, A NJ. HearhheSS lH
TopTsft Tq61e[' 49, c. Rieman tair. Rielnan2}
4 rN s
NfsfGr y H Wools 1St li1 isa. David bows r. Dows).
Recruit 162. John Tucker q Tucker -.-..-.
Grand Vedette was always way, in dr,a s}llhlhs 0dSs
Quoted: Grand Vedette. TO and i to >; Top.
right. to and to o HeS'qr' ms 20 70 70 Recrut sir
10 ; ana ! to ,. Winner. brown seldins oy
LonSstree; Easteriing
SECOND RACE.-THE MIDDLESEX HUNT
t~f-t- \ bandicap steeplechase for hunters,
f,-a years old and upward, qualihed unueI
III mics of the National Steeplechase ana
lieiion tetic Guaranteed value, $500. including
cup 5value $3.50. presented by the MiudiTSeA i
nlL'IS 9 95 80 tha second and SIS 70 the third.
t,ntrance So with $40 additional from start
es for entries OF septeoer 10, }or o' entries of
October y. Three and one-Aalf mics o'e'
regula1lon I,e31,, Gou5 aT.ner and Jockey Fin.
Hazy. 1872 Mr. McMurtrie tMr. AlperSl. - }
Prince Hampton. 165, MI. ChetlanG ILy ,aas5 aeee
Yarna Christy, JAG. NJ stevenson MI, u4ri az
nd1iy Spsnker las H ". Smith tTuokerInanR! n 4
Eophone. 1s6, The Walpole Stable 'f1ayes' x
F4azy made the running and won eased up nS
i've lengths odds quoted: Hay, even and =
TO :; Prince Hampton. 70 . and 10 &c 10
Christy to F6lbds ana t9 % 70 D9t13a and to ; win
ner. chestnut gelding. by Goldcrest-Hazenla'
THIRD RAcE-UNITBD HUNTS CUP sot0 for
bona lde hunters; guaranteed yalGs; S'FU; ~
Henry w Buil of which $500 and the
cup to the winner; 500 10 Ee ssttb
ond: 500 to the third; entrance 90, "ltlt w
$40 a65Ftional from starters from entries OF
September Is, or $40 with So, SI9 aGu! y soi-ai "a
carr 165 pounds: no sex allowances; gen
tleman riders holding certificates from onc
National Stallion and Hunts AssoClatloIi'
about four miles fair hunting coun-
try. with brush jumps. 49,.
Diana 1fl Malcolm Stevenson (Mr- Steven
stTipling i65 Harry W. srnith (AIr, Pring,e,
Carmen, les. Richard Mortimer, jr. CNr,
Handrap. 9Gh4si5.e les. F. 5 von stade OIr- F Am
Tzar7es COLA. i65. Isathrop Brown CMr; TgekeTl
Ten9rer. k5ST B ! iS5 wi WilIiam r Martin MT tee>
Essex B. bolted and threw rider. TAdventure3r t3r
fell second time round. Diana kept wen paGR iailS
from home and won easily by two lengths od9e
quoted: Diana. to and to .; St.ipling.1 H., 10
rap. 70 l and 10 2; karagola. . 70 ! ana
TO / Winner, b. m, by Gonzales-bnhnown-
FOURTH RACE-GREAT UNITED HUNTS
sTBEPIECHAsE HANDICAP: for four.
year-olds and upward: by subscription OF $50
each s. forfeit with SIo00 added, Of which
$500 TO the second, 500 to the third About
three miles.
Horse, weight, owner and jockey. Fin:
HyIda- l54 ?. Ambrose Clark tMr Williamse.- !
Kara I5O, Charles Phzer Mr.. Clapp) .......... z
Dutfield. 16o, Ivan Fox OFF Kennathl .-..--
Parson Kelly, las, \. p. Lewis tSfr- Page 1890
-Iu1tieId stumbled ana threw mount. TParson
Kelly did not finish. Hylda allowed the field 10
show the way for the mile and then forged
to the front, gradually drawing away and win
ming eased up by fifteen lengths ODDS quoted:
Hyida. 6 10 3 and ! TO ?: Kara. 3 70 and / TO
3: DUffleld, and ! l. Parson Kelly. =
TO ! and 70 5. Winner. b. T.. by Kilkerran-
Brightligh1.
FIFTH RACE-THE WESTCEESTER COUNTY
HUNT CUP-ARAfY OFFICERS STEEPLE-
CHASE: for four -year-olds and upward, the
property unConditioaaIy and free from con
ungency Of the United States Government or
of officers OF the United States Army: guar
anteed value S475, including a cup Cvalue
$500 presented by the Westchester County
Hunt OF which $500 and the cup to the win
ner S75 10 the second. $50 to the third.
horses to be ridden in dress mot full dress)
uniform by an officer Of the United States
Army: weight l65 pounds: entrance fee.
About two miles, post and rail course
- horse. "elgnt, owner and Jockey. Fin.
Deceive. 1872 Lieutenant Gordon Johnston
Lieutenant Spring. Observation-Disclosures. /
BIZ stone. 162. Lieutenant J. S. Martin
iieUtenant MARTINI ............,,. .
Marmion. 1872 Captain Guy Cushman Oieu-
tenant Shelley ........ 2
StePtoe. 162. Captain Robert R Wabash
tileutenant Whiting .-...................