New-York tribune., 1913-10-19
Contestor Colt Shows way
to Twenty-seven TWo-Year-
OIds in Subscription Race
at Piping Rock.
REPENTANT'S HARBOR HILL
Miss Randolph's Chaser, in
Hot Drive, Finishes Only a
Length Ahead of Ballet
Big Crowd Enjoys
Lively Sport.

heating a field OF twenty-seven other
starters at Locust Valley yesterday after
noon.
Incidentally Allan Pinke:ton, his owner
Is richer by a purse Of 5000 and the
added honor of defeating Harry Payne
Whitney's Some Kid winner OF the SUD
scription race week ago.
Andes, a winner at Belmont Park TINS
summer, was the class of the held' anu
he showed It, too. Luck favored some OF
the baby racers at the start, for II was
hard to get the inordinately big held away
anv too we'll There was much humping
and pocketing. and while it was not
true test OF some OF the starters there Is
no doubt that Andes could beat the same
lot as easily again.
OF second. he pressed Nancy Orme, the
pacemaker. hard for FIVE furlongs. ana
when the flly stopped went to the front
and stayed there.
Second honors again fell to J, K. Al
dred's Virginia Lass. ButweH rode
good race. but the flly could only duph-
cate her performance in the six-furlong
subscription. Election Bet was third.
Some Kid distinctly the favorite' oiu
not come up to expectations. She got
away in the first flight, and in the course
Of the race got up to fourth place bur
she plainly lacked the stamina TO repeat
ovar the long route. Some Kid is appar-
entity a sprinter, as was her sire,
Boanerges Joe Notter did his best with
her. 10 little avail
Aurora. fourth a week ago. finished
back in the bunch. after rough journey.
Delegate, with Minder up, ran good
race from A bad break, but lost his
chance by being carried wide on the last
turn.
The time for the mile, AS. was good for
two-year-olds on a turf track. consider
ing the weight carried.
The fall of Jimmy Mac1ntyre. who
rode Rosa Russell. was the only hap
pening TO mar the race. AS the held
rounded the first turn Rosa Russell
bolted toward the stone wall OF the cIuo-
house The saddle broke and women IN
the crowd screamed as the jockey feIl'
Mcintyre. who was stunned. was carried
10 the clubhouse. There 1t was found
that save for a bad shaking up he was
unhurt
Scotty Queen, on ]. F. Carlisle's Car
nell. had a close call as the field rounded
into the backstretch. His saddle shppeo
and he pulled the colt up.
The big field in the subscription race
and the fact that it was the final day OF
the autumn meeting proved sufficient to
draw more than five thousand persons 10
Piping Rock. The crowd that nlled tue
stands and chairs and crowded the lawn
was favored in seeing the start or the
biggest field in a mile race that has been
seen in many a day. The starters had
a hard time getting the field away. as
the horses were fretful.
The silks Of the twenty-eight jockeys
made a riot of color, and thrill went
through the crowd when they did get
away, with a thunder Of pounding hoofs
The winning Of the Harbor Hill Cup by
Miss f. Randolph's Repentant came IN
the nature OF a surprise and reversal
BALLET. which captured the Norwood
Plate a week ago. was strong favorite
and showed lots of speed, but a bad jump
the last. cost her owner. Mrs. Payne
Whitney. the victory. Ballet was on
fourth in the field Of nine. and moved up
TO second place at the mile. At the mile
and a half she was leading, with SAND
Hog and Repentant pressing her hotly'
AT the last hedge Ballet landed badly
and broke in her stride.
Repentant landed cleanly, and In a haro
drive finished first by length. Sano hos,
under a poor ride by Bryant. finished
third.
Repentant showed improved FORM as
she was beaten by both Ballet and SAND
Hog a week ago over the same distance
Captain e. b. Cassatts Flying Fairy
won the Piping Rock Oaks. at a mile ana
a quarter on the fiat. for three-year-oios'
the first race on the card. 1t was prac-
tically a match, as Harry Payne Whit
news Cherokee Rose II was the only
other starter. 1t was nip and tuck all
the way. Flying Fairy let the Peter Pan
FLY set the pace after the first half mile
till sthe pair reached the backstretch.
Then Flying Fairy lived up TO her name
and breezed home a length In the lead
T. Wright on Herculoid. had the foot
of the field in the Piping Rock Club Cup,
a handicap steeplechase, at about three
and half miles over the hunters course,
and won by a length. Webb Carter. with
G.. r. Alpers up. pressed the Phzer entry
all the way over the twisting course. but
lost ground at the jump on the brow of
the hill that he was unable 20 regain, but
he came in for second money. Adventurer
finished third.
Wedship breezed home by three
lengths to win leg on the Brook cham
pionship trophy for Edward NJ Weld in
the two-mile steeplechase for three-year-
olds. Kermath rode a waiting race. car
rying Weldship well in front, and saved
ground on the turns. Cliftonian. winner
Of the Oak Ridge Cup week ago. found
the tables turned, and captured only
second money. Bryant. on Cliftonian, rode
badly. messing his mount about and
finishing third. had no excuse. O'Bear.
the favorite, finished poor fourth.
Nosegay. with Mr.. B. B. Lewis up, out
gained Willing In the final furlong, end
won the Dosoris Plate for Henry w.
Warner. The race was at mile on tie
fiat for hacks and hunters. Golden. nd
den by Lieutenant Alpers. took the lead
at the jump. with Former following close
ly into the last quarter. Willing and
Nosegay made their bids in the stretch.
After the race Johnny Tucker protested
10 the judges that Mr.. Lewis had inter
fered with him on the backstretch. After
some discussion and questioning the pro-
test WAS disailowed