The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-10-18
ANDES FIRST IN
$500 Event At
PIPING ROCK meet
Defeats Large Field of Two.
Year-Olis in TWO-Mile
Race.
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LOCUST VALLEY. y. v, Oct. Is
The second day of the autumn meeting
OF the Piping Racing Association
brought ont society folk from the coun-
try side hereabouts this afternoon to
this garden spot OF n race course. From
the clubhouse on the brow OF the hill.
and looking at the back stretch all the
way round the rolling lawn, to the
judges stand. groups gathered here and
there to talk horse and view the races
with an enthusiasm that isn't seen else
where. II would take several pages OF
the social register to enumeratc all
those prcscnt
From IN almost insignificant gather
ing o! tie exclusive horsey get. the
Piping Rock meets have grown in pop
ularlty to Nationa Importance. At post
time in the first race there were 5000
present and yet hundreds lunching In
the Club House were yet to he seen in
their boxes.
The day wasn't all to be desired. The
sun hid away behind the clouds and
tie only warmth to be found was In
heavy wraps and coats which most OF
the folks had the good sense to bring
with them.
The card OF races were most OF the
cro.s-country variety bringing out some
OF the best Jumpers seen this year.
The feature. however. was the mile race
for the piplng Rock subscription for
two-year-olds. About % we're named to
start, which insured a rare old scramble.
FIRST RACE-The Piping Rock Oaks
for three-year-old hllles to the winner
Il nm: one mile and a quarter on the Hat
Flying Fairy. i2l davies. to 70 an6
out. first, Cherokee Rose H.. lis tNot
teri, s to 3 and out. second. Time
81. 80 only two starters.
SECOND RACE-The Piping Rock Gu!
steeplcchase FOR hunters. amateur
riders: three and one-ha.f miles over
hunters course.-lIerculoid. l62 tMr. 7
Wright. even and l to D. first; Weber
Carter, ~ tMr. @. r. Alpcrs). to J.
3 to s. second; Adventurer. lB tMr. j.
Panx), = to I. . 10 I. third. Gold Plate
also ran. Tine-7S.
Herculoid led for hrst round wher
Web Carter took command. hut jus
before the tuIu for home Herculoi,
again went to the front finishing unde'
a drive by half length.
THIRD RACE.-The Piping Rock Sub
acription Race. fo- two-ycar-olj owne'
10y subscribers or by those approved b!
me committee. Purse S.,wp. OF whic'
$500 10 the second hors, and 800
20 the third Colts 10 carry u. pounds
lilies and geljings To carry II, pounds
Winner OF the Piping Rock Subscription
Consolation Race to carry three puma
extra. winner OF either OF the PipinS
rock subscription trials to carry nv
bounds extra. winner OF the PipinS
Rock subscription Anal or of the th'r
ace at Piping-Rock on Saturday. oc'
Il, to carry eight pounds additional.
About one mile on the fiat.
Andes. ~. u.ingo) 8 to L. 2 to I. 6 I
s, first; Virginia Lass. 1l9 tButwelD
to 1. s to l. ~ to !. second; Electio
Bet, i1s (eHatly) 9 to I. 3 to I. to
third. Time-l.E Armament. Name,
Orme, Alate, Golden Prime. CARMEL. Al
rington. Piring-Hot. Oktibbena, Aurors
Rosa Russell. Walking Fox. Overyond
H., Soudan. Sandow. Babisa. Delegate
Transparency. Bergamot. Cagliostr'
Lilly Orme. Some Kid. Knick KnacI
Bombay, Rosa. Lokomis also ran.
FOURTH RACE-The Brook Chan
plon steeplechase Trophy Handicap; fe
thres-year- Odds and upward. The owns
II the winner to receive a cup value
At $500. presented by tho Brock. to :
neA until the subsequent running OF tn
race. The cup TO become the proper'
Of tho owner winning Il twice, not ne
essar.iy consecutiveiy. About two mile'
weldship. $50 (Kermath). 8 to 8.
81 to l. won; Californian. ~ bryant
TO I, even. 1 to 2. second: Jim Hanson
10 (Booth), . to I. 2 TO I. even. th!r'
Tims. S6A.
O'Bsar. Title d. N. Cambon. Rock A
boy, O'Conor. Hoity-Toity also ra
wsldship broke second. then took Il
lead and won easily.