The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-06-25
RACING.
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~ (Howard) Is 70 I. s to I. 8 70 / third.
Time not taken. Humility. Astuts. Fad
bald fell.
The Turf and Field Hurdle Plate. the
hrst event Of the day. brought out six
starters. Humility lost his rider. OIL
bert, before he came TO the hrst hedge
through being bumped BY Faultless.
Astuts then went out In the lead BY
half 4 dossn lengths. only to 30 down
at the second Jump. ...
Fsitoles. 0yosset and Eadbald then
ran together into the back stretch with
Fauitisss trailing. Here Eadbdd
cleared the wing Of one Of the jumps
hssitatinSiy. only TO 20 down entirely
two Jumps further on. This left the
race between Syossst, Frijoiee and
Faultiess. The nrst one won after
losing several lengths turning wide for
the mai jump. Fauitless easily beat
Fri1olss for. the place money.
SECOND RACE.
Committees steeplecase Cup. hunters |;
about two and . half miles. No time
taken. Windrow. 1855 (B. LewisD. 70
1, Q to s and out. nrst; Web Carter.
les &C. Appistoa). 5 to 2. to 6 and out
second Zarda, 49, III. Lee). 9 70 !. Q TO
: and out, third. Advonturer and Two
Saints also ran. Two Saints fell at last
JUNG but one.
The $500 Committee stsspischass
CUP was won by Allan Pinkerton's
Windrow, simply bsoauss tho favorits.
Two Saints, fell while In front at the
last Jump. The pair had the race be-
tween them moat Of the way. first one
being In front and then the other. whom
Two saints went down. Web Carter
was twenty lengths back. stu ne had
no trouble coming on and getting the
place money easily from srds. Tommy
who rode Two Saints. was
very badly stunned BY the fall.
THIRD RACE.
Galloway Han 'icap; four furlongs-
III u Tucksr). to . and
put. hrst: Cuivvrt. lG7 u. Tucker). Z
10 .. Z to 10 and out. second; Live
Wire, lA0 IN. X. GAtins). Z to !, . TO
l and even. third. No time. Jack Cads.
Vera Kessler. Mollie Obj
son and Sir Case also ran.
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hair-iins hnish between Reybourn and
ridden by J. and II. Tucker.
Reybourn got the verdict
and Live Wire was third. Good Judges
In the grand stand thought Culvert had
won by head. Live Wire broke In
front and led by good margin unit.
the inal furlong. when Culvert caught
and passed him. Reybourn was four
lengths back at the time. but he began
and Just did get up. There were
three or four false breaks and con-
siderable delay at the start
FOURTH RAcE-Holl.s Plate Handi-
cap; three-yesr-olds and upward: six
furlongs. ios tDavies). . to l. 7
to 10 and out. nrst; Johnny, 70 3D.
10 to !, 8 to ! and 2 to I,
second. Doriski. IS tNLckiaus). 30 to L.
. TO !, 3 to !. third. No time. star
Gaze, Captain Mattock. Travel Light,
Flying Yankee and Elnar also ran.
Elnar won the race, but was disquaii.
fied
Elnar was home irst by . head In
the Hollis Handicap Plate after a duel
all through the stretch with Sickle, but
the stewards disqualified him on COM
plant Of Davies. Siokles rider. There
was no question OF a foul. Davenport
on Enar pressing Sickle almost over
The rail In the stretch after humping
him at the turn for home. The dis
made Johnny second and
Doriskt third.
FIFTH RACE.
Queens Open Steeplechase; about two
nlies.-bix Sandy, iS tAlpersD, 3 to I,
10 and to 8. first; Boisterous, III
lobr.en)"1 to ]. TO 3 and 2 to s. Sec
rven and ! to ., third. No time taken.
Rolsn nd Pardse. zsllwood. Ed Rotan
last jump.