New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-11-03

never relinqushed throughout the re-
mainder Of the two miles and a quarter.
| Matabon, the favorite, ridden by Lieu
| tenant Rockwell, was in difficulties from
the start and never got out of the ruck
until the last quarter. when he closed
| some ground st. Angelo was a good Sec
| ond, while Zagg was third. In rounding
into the back stretch on the second run
around the course, Lieutenant S. s. Pat
toms Night Dress, ridden by Lieutenant
Rambrough, crashed into course mark
and threw her rider. The lieutenant
| jumped to his feet, however, and re-
mounting, chased the field home.
The biggest field of the day came TO the
post in the last race, and strangely
enough the start was one OF the best OF
the meeting Eight horses went away at
! the fash of the barrier, with Philip Ste
vensons Zellwood leading and II. A
! Bourne's Blundara second. II was mile
/ on the fat, and wifi the big field there
was plenty OF action. Zellwood kept In
! front at all stages, and his stablemate'
| Plutocrat, after going badly for the nrst
| quarter found himself and ran second
around the turn. Norbitt, which had pre-
viously failed, was the favorite, but
seemed TO be tangled up. Zelwood and
| Plutocrat Numbered into the stretch well
| in the van and Blundara leading the sec
| ond division followed ten lengths back. IL
! looked as IL the two Stevenson horses
/ would monopolll ho finish, but In the
| last fifty yards orbit, on thu outside.
came with a Gue IN OF speed and beat
Plutocrat for the place Hellwood won by
four lengths.
| The summaries follow:
FIRST RACE THE NASSAU HURDLE
| HANDICAP OF $3.50; for three-year-olds ana
upward About two miles.
Horse and age w NJ Jockey sIn.,. I'm I'm
Spectator. aged. 1872 O Heider. q
| Norbitt, 7...,.....1Ss J. Clark. :........''3'
Coventry aged....135 J. Bernalfo. .........4
| No time taken. start good; won in hard
owned and trained by Henry w warner
| Prices-Faultless, TO 8; Spectator, D TO z;
| Norbitt, 3 TO !.
SECOND RAcE.-THE TENTH RUNNING
| OF THE HUNTERS CHAMPIONSHIP
| STEEPLECHAsE OF $500, including cup val
| ued at $3.50: for registered hunters. About
four miles over the regulation course ,,,.
Cold I'D Plate p 6,...ies Mr. Won stade ].
Hercgloid, aged. lSs Mr.. r; MorIimeF' il
Duke Of Duluth. LES Mr.. J. Park..........
| Essex B., aged. 16s Mr.. Bamberger 49,
| 'Fen No time taken. Start fair; won
| handily. Winner. Oh. T.. by Magnihcent.Ah-
| sonella, owned and trained by Harry s. Page
! Prices-Gold Plate, 8 70 8; Herculoid, to o.;
| Wrinkle. 10 !.
| THIRD RACE.--THE SIXTH RUNNING OF
| THE GREAT UNITED HUNTS STEEPLE-
| CHASE HANDICAP Of $1,000 added. About
| three miles and eighth over the resula-
| Horse and age. VT, Jockey. Fin.
HighbridRe, 8.....lf2 Pemberton ....... y FL
| Rice Grain, o. -. .I48 j. Ryan .......,..
O'Connor, 8. .142 T.. Klenck ........
| The Evader. L. .l47 T. o'Bricn .......
disqualified for going the wrong course.
| tI,ost rider No time taken Start good won
] csnterinE Winner o. Connor) b. e., by Stan
, hope II-Helen O'C, owned by Francis w.
| Sargent, r., and trained by William II. Henry.
| Prices-Hishbridge to 10; Rice GRAIN 10
| ]: o. Connor, TO /.
| FOURTH RACE.-THE BELMONT MILL
| TARY HANDICAP OF 500; for three-year-
| olds and upward, the property Of the United
States government or OF officers OF the
United States army. About two miles ana
! quarter on the fat
Horse and age W.T. Jockes Fin.
| Hannah Louise, 6.l6O Capt. OtWell.....'.d'
| ST Angelo aged. .165 Lieut.. Lyman. go. .2i'
| ZagE aged .......I54 Lieut.. Bradford .5s
| Matsbon, aged 1852 Lieut.. Rockwell. AZ
| KIT Of Elway. a...1G0 Lieut.. Tate. .6'''
! Might Dress, BIO Lieut.. Rumbough.. g
| No time taken Start fair; won easily. Win
ner, Oh. M by Yellow Tail-Motto owned Dy
Captain NJ A. Elliott and trained by NJ. Smart
| Prices-Hannah Louise, . to D; 81. Angelo IL
| TO !: Zagg, to /.
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