New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-04-28
FALLS THRICE, YET WINS
rssey 3. Founders to a Hard
Earned Victory in Mud.
MET CROWD AT CEDARRURST
enthusiasts Brave &c
Watch Contests Of RooEaway
Hunt Club.

..,s visited rhe historic 90 course ~ 'eh''-
-. rae1erd2v ior th> INAUGURATION "i
A.. Easter hunt season " was an al'el-
~ 70 r., tne ten'rer ~ IN" most rah'H
20. enthusiast. and the races. such as
Nv we're, brought defeat :" many 'i ~"
,,oytest campaisnHrs IN IN" equine nst d''
=. ,he vretohed Colne tha' hrN'a""'
Az az illustration Of 'hS CONDITIONS sur.
.o,ri'nc ths meet ~" 'eN""7' ~ me
csdarhurst Cuc. SECOND on Inc oT' n.
cent. may - cited THIS '"n'e>t ~
,,rse and q half miles, va Won oN me
hearted Old banr''N se'olhS LSS'N h'
.n,r he had fallen three times o0 ona o'
rasior rollins over ms RIDER Ar. Nhl''eh-
dale Neith,l Of m" other starters IN '"'
,up race was ADJ" IN negotiate INC '0'". d"
yb,cb. e. r1a"f parts ~ tie course t''E
acre practically hcsSed
The special race train. Nhi-h 81 ''
Pennsylvania station a. l-.i' 'I''N. -
,3,d several h"n5rad persons. WHN ant'
mated an afternoon OF P''as8n' S''' 1851
before ool''E. me a'''' ''''" posi-
The rain ne-a' wv IA. ..
tstng inF ''s'p 80 -,
tnrs .., moro tba, tDn hurdv.J
sutomohiles -,,1 c.o,,, .l.,
A. u, 100 ,,.ro s,ar.od moo.
poip' -, ,,,,,,,to-.. nj tho =. c;.,-
man ~. ,.,.,. nd ,na,r friends had GATH
way H. ,,,,,t,oo, ONLY few Of these
eso s,or,, referring To remain
Draw 80, r1ere tnev had n he
"H''. .,.,,t. occasional CIirnrsos ~ tho
sa'iS'''' ,.orf,r,,or. as tbev niorChcd
,,.h a., mud IN their various tourney.
uIo"e ....sred. ubo Gathered AT the pad
NV .,,-,,.d for the shelter OF the zig
u -, to,+ when the rain first fell. hut
'ol If 1.,-le rss as the water ran
y - T., s,vsar,s FINALLY. every oac ap-
80 IN reach tA- conclusion that they
,'Pt1,s tc any. wottcr. and they faced
8 ~ S.,,,,,.,,., aud made the best OF H.
vineI,ng in the big throng Of fashion
~. foroaers Of the sport were many who
-, interested i'm tho speculative end, aus
..as r.ora freely displaved. The wagering.
~ ,.ss - tho bebtcst charactc,
49,. ...ro,,r,s,spcas and the results
u'''' " a., .;-i,org ,revs Justified AS
s"V"'' - .-,.,,,o,,7,5 ., roacbirc the
UH'
'Ie "'9 .s.u,L,o ca,,bI,no over
IHei -..,r3. % the meet
'Ae loCl e.. IL ,..-ose.coun+ry
ehahseN '"v t.,-eo- 1.ar, ~ ,l4
races JUS ''l'. - .,,o,,,sal,.os mn
pest anu Inv - - ,,.,.b a,,.
aole 10 Lo!I"" '.' -, lie n,
degree o. cohhueACe' 49,.
Pnkum, the iaVorl'e Ioi 'i'o iio"'e. -.
entirely lost the course anu
the paddock before me o'He'S 40"
ple;ed the first round.
Scratches -Il hol pes'" ~ .,t,,,
card until after the nrst rae III
all the entrants named ldce1 '.iV :.
No one could see the start aI','oue-' -
took place only quarter Oh ''''' 80.
and much auXentE was oCcds'oI1eN
Pal. on which RAYMOND be!mohl hau '''
mount came home rldcrless' II oeEeioHod'
however. that the gelding haa 1851 ms
footing in the heavy going' dropping ms
uieF aithout injury. Elliott {. Co"oln'
ID. Eid!ns his own entry Comet III Inns
race, lodged claim OF foui against "''
winner. Whir!wind, but it was oisa!lo"eo '
No one could follow the running o. |He
second race for the Cedaihu's' Cu'' ~
any succeeding races. as the ram dh"
thick Jog oDscured most OF the hapPeiiII!9S :,
1t could be seen, however thal hoN' ~
showed the way 10 Essex g. H'd"!
Ing at a tune wnen he appeared 10 nor, az I,
race safe Then Essex q. dlsappsaIeu 10
quarter OF an houf' pu' iila"' -
a. Inc stand ana was :" - e,,Sol.aod af,.,
M Noss anu foN' - 80. -, - ca
Ween minutes III '''luC'I.e u, e,ished for
s0hs' ana "ouia ~ ,t,,i,a,io,e
se0o''u NUM- wa, w - he u.as tagged
"as Drought ~ ''"'' -
VI ''' eooi % ~ o 80 ,.o.s .he fog kent
DNiHs TIC "a, - aa.,,d o,,,,. snec.
'lo'4As H. anu ''iv - go, ,bo tart
Ula'e ds 70 "Ha' nap &C tlelr,
inc "nls" u ,''' (,,,, -, o fair
ol- -. ne. cancellations
mo- 8 90, o,'.t~S,,. Love IN tho four
- C0-.- 80, tan ,na tIoylott Gun.
r,.a.,.,bi,, corsidered the meet was a
- a,d Tho attendance was slgain-
a,o,,.,,,,, no7,. oereral is the desire
g., roc,,,e. ~ anv sort I-Practically every
= -. r.. "a re,,resonted some
- ,,,o,,,t,opt visitors were as
800, .-.,s " u y yoss Law
''l''' ~, ~. nurosn Mrs
- -. 7.,.,,o,,d Relnoon, Au-
n SC. ~ So, d. NJ and Mrs " p. An.
derton Or. Walter P. Anderton, Fred II.
Natl Tracv y Harris. DR.. David L..
o.,,..' -, ro.,, rroa-
.'a'sHH HusoHo =. -. ,-,...-.o,l,
land, Thomas J. Field. Harris dhileS' o' ~
II. :, r-l--. A. .,d Nire Marshall !
-, p, ,-f..o,, % D.ill-
Dodge. Nj ara MIS-. - = DlAoIl' u W 80
lam u. Dixon. Nj and Mrs y. H. Cox
1r sha Nia. J.. - N1I vs., ~. "a NJ
Ihomas Denny. Ed"alH l. 'o"uii'' - 49,