New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-11-10
Spectator, Bought for STU.
Captures the Green
Y tree Prize.
WlNDROW FIRST, BUT LOSES
Disqualification Occurs After
Finish of Gracefield Cup
Big Crowd Sees
Sport.

grarl.ne at Great Neck. the amateur rae
ing season around New York was brought
10 close Yesterday It vas the regular
faE meeting Of the Great Neck Associa-
tion and the sport was held or the estate
Of W. F. Grace A good sized crowd
iourncyed to the course. ard. though the
weather became decidcd'v bleak before
,ha last race vas decided and The turf
IVES disagreeaDly damp all afternoon,
there was enough excitement croWdci
into the DAY to make amends
THE Grace course IS decidedly intricate
and some mistakes we're made. One morse
v'as disqualified after finishing first, and
,tgo other claims were made that were
Hot allowed The disqualification came IN
thc running of the Gracefeld Cup, when
.Nirdrow Was set back. the prize going
70 Mrs. Payne Whitney's Web Carte,
ridden by M Appleton. The only other
starter. Richard Mortimer, j-'s, Title D,
yeas placed second.
The Tucker boys-Harry. Evans and
sohn-were much in cviC ence. each riding
winner y Prince. the Boston amateur.
vas first home, with Allan Pinkerton
Hoity-Toity and Windrow. though the
latter lost through disqualification. Henry
Lawrence Bell and Sidney Josephthal
we're the other successful riders during
the afternoon.
The most interesting race of the after
noon, and the one that the Tucker boys
would not have exchanged for both OF
their other Victories, was in the Greentree
Cup. a two-mi,e race on the fat ms
went TO Evans Tucker, riding his cid
campaigrer, Spectator. horse that cost
him SO Spectator has long been
family pct. and Yesterday he won his
twenty-second race. Nine of his victories
we're stecpIechases In the Greentree he
defeated Henry w. Warmers Nosegay'
which had beaten him over the Belmont
Terminal course.
Tho disqualification in the Graceheld
Gun was on the complaint of Mr.. Apple
ltcn, who rode Web Carter. He was
backed I'D by Goth of the patrol judges
VINO said Wirdrow had crowded Web Car
ter OF the course and into tree on the
lower end of the course. This spot was
out Of sight Of the judges as well as ol
those on the club house porch and the
extent of the interference could only be
determined By the patrol judges.
Better luck attended Mr.. Princes ride
on Allan Pinkerton's Hoity-Toity,
three year-old son of St. Avonicus- and
Bonnibel. which made his debut in the
Great Neck Cup. a two-mile steeplechase.
Hoity-Toity was the only horse to finish.
Clarence Fl. Robbins Major Wheeler
which had earlier in the day started In
fat race. was the only opponent and
Re refused to jump After exerting all his
skin. Lieutenant Alpers dismounted in
disgust and led the horse back.
OConnor. credited with victory over
the mighty Highbridge at the Terminal
Course, was also winner, but luck
played an important part Before the
running he was purchased by Sidney
Josephthal. who had the mount. The
race was the Sunshine cup, three mile
steeplechase, for which Rice Grain. Mrs.
Lathrop Browns starter, was considered
a sure winner. The only other starter
was Heny H Warmers Faultlens.
FIRST RACE.-THE SANDS POINT CUP;
for three-year-olds and upward; sweepstakes.
H Ien - and Ss axe. VT. jockey. ' Fin.
sieAls 81 IA Mr. M l. T TSSksT'. n,
Tiutocrat, 4.......152 Mr.. P: Stevenson. ga
Former, aged. :. .l47 Mr.. w. Widely. a.
:%Sss ws. .Esd i i5 NJ NJ k TSsSRPsa
klndsrso0E 4.':.:iS$ NJ " i. ! Bell: s.
drive Winner. b. g.. by sernprO9ius.Fi;k t
s9:s By hume NJ cf Saess l snd
bitt, 10 ]: Plutocrat. TO b.
SECOND RAcE.-THE SUNSHINE CUP
open s,eePlechass Of $50 and cup PTs's ,PT6
Horse and age VT; Jockey; Fin
S S,5IIe:5 siiss77 NJ NJ 5 HDa2s
fdce Grain, S.. .i6s Mr.. Won stade....
IRAN out OF course No time taken star
typs II-Heien orc, owned by Sidney Joseph
thal and trained by William H. Henry. Prices
-oConner. to 1: Faultess, to D; Rce
Grain. to 10.
saTRp RAcE-THE MARTIN HALL CUP
a sweepstakes Of SO each and cup presented
,.by Mrs p p. Ssuerwhite; for galloways
. ! on. Sns. aSa %t mile Jockey Fin
sis i's: &c age u s NJ N. f 4s.F:1 i i
fe,sr 4...'.......i41 Mr. Renwick. 50
yhrixlne. sFed.Sss NJ. g gtsS.Ssoa
s.No time taken. start good; won ridden out
Winner. b. m, pedigree unknown, owned and
ttained by David Bows. Prices-Crcket. "a
IA Dust IL TO /: Constance, 9 TO ].
FOURTH RAcE.-THE GREAT NECK CUP,
"a steeplechase for three-year-olds; $40 each
with cup added. About two miles. ,u
~ S ,or Wbeelsr. 5'i97 Mr.. Aipers .......
sssRe,usel to jump at third obstacle No
n taken start good. WOO alone. cantering
~ ch. e.. by ST. Avoncus- Bonnibel
81 nd trained b Allan Rinkerton Prices
-4lioit. -roiiy. 3 TO 5; Major Wheeler. to o.
FSFrH RAcE.-THE GRBENTREE CUP: for
registered hacks or hunters; sweepstakes OF
$40 each. with cup presented by Payne Whit
i ney About two miles.
. .:9ss aged .i$s Mr. Mr. E 4 as'tsI
Sel ISo Glow. aged. iiSs Mr.. RenwicE.... .
Suatemotzin c. ...i62 Mr.. White.....:..
no time taken. Start fair: won galiopins
Owned and trained by Evans Tucker. Prices.
kpeculstor. 10 2: Nosegay, even; Onico'
20 !.
Sixth RAcE.-THE GRACEFTELD CUP, a
steeplechese for registered hunters: sweep
stakes OF so each and cup presented by J. p.
Ino w sr 4 sS T'S' W, Joeksy, Fin.
r.indrow. Sc. les Mr. n Prince. ia
Iyeb Garter. aged 1875 Mr. z. Appleton. 2is
Title D., g.. les Mr.. H. Tucker. 3
g'Disouaifed. No time taken. Start good;
won hsndiy. Winner web Csrtsr)' .. g., by
Stable and trained by James owens Prices
Web Carter. 20 10: Title d. TO i; Wind
row. 2 10 I.
sEvENTH RACE.-THE wEsTBURY CUP;
FOR ponies eligible for the Piping Rock Pony
race. sveepstakeg OF so each and cup pre-
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