New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-06-26
IHNY WRIGHT GETS
! Rad FALL IN CHASE
~ 10 Escape Death or, in
~, ,~ Case, Serious Injury
w. al Hunt Meeting.
q HORSE DISQUALIFIED
Il. Gets Hollis Handicap
,I.te When Elnar Is Set
Back by the Stewards
for Fouling.

Wright. the amateur rider Of
-. led the narrowest escape in
y. experience in jumping races al
-, Park Terminal Yesterday. where
r.,.d Hunts Racing Association held
1 -, n is two-Iay meeting.
s,5 the noun. on Thomas +. Cott-
TWO Saints in the Committee
5.,base cup. al two miles and a half,
"a On the card. and came a bad crop
1 "a Jumps from home.
LOW with Brakeman Lewis up.
- saint, had been racing head and
/ Or close 10 a mile. far 81 front of
,,srs ana just when it looked as if
...., "A, going the st-cnser he took
4 short. hit Che Tor Of the hedge and
,,s down. turn.rs a co:@D!ctc scmcr-
and fell on his rider.
Wrieh; lay stretched out and did
-ove 2 muscle II looked 20 the
a IN the stand as II he mad been in
Nv killed. and several anxious mo-
/ I, we're spent as the ambulance doctor
/ - aver him. he gradually revived,
,,,,r srd later in the afternoon was
/ I, feet but not strong enough TO ride
n, other engagement.
r., Two Saints out of the way, Wind
/, sms on 70 win as he pleased from
3 Carter and Iarda
,,osly crowd turned out 20 enjoy the
:. snort. and those who made the jour
\ "a The track were well repaid, as two
!. finishes we're of the driving head
Lad kind, while every race proved
tcsstng.
=. Stewards felt called on 70 disqualify
~ which won the Hollis Handicap
~ when Davies, who Was beaten
N On Sickle. lodged a claim Of foul
|-,r Davenport. The hoy contended
ElDsr had almost Knocked his mount
n on the turn. and many Of those In
|. stand could see that Sickle was
-vrsd and ridden 50 closely in the
!, Dive that the horses finished almost
-,,st the judges stand
~ stewards sent for Davenport and
-.-t his defence. but lost little time in
5,dng down the numbers which gave
Ias the purse, with Johnny second and
xsh third
lar Gaze lost third money and, az II
-,ei out. second money by boiling out
,tss course fifty yards from the finish,
.;R T. Wilson's Flying Yankee. the
K iayorite. followed him. The latter.
nyer. was beaten At the time, and
sy beaten, after being prominent for
u a nile.
! O. Talbot's syosset won the Turf and
sn Hurdle Plate. but the race was
rrsd by a chapter of accidents. IN
lh three Of the six starters fell. IN
hing Esqbald and Astute, which were
a-si on TO fight out the finish.
s.-.hty stumbled and unseated his
~ betore reaching the first fence, while
lE.is fell at the third Eadbald was the
~ TO 90. He crashed through the wing
he fifth jump and finally came a crop
2 At the seventh Syosset then had
-:g much his own way. and after shak-
Z d Frjolee came away TO win clev-
u ron Faultless.
ND Johnson's Reybourn got up in the
r. stride to beat Culvert the width OF "A
u IN the third race for Galloways at
Ut four furlongs He was the favorite
2 he crowd and the victory was as
plar as the finish was stirring
Z vas duel between the Tucker
'Shsrs and II could not be said that one
.ro'e the other. In fact. Reybourn, even
Il his crushing impost Of l72 pounds
y running the stronger at the end and
I'd fully two lengths in the last hun
Z ysros after coming out Of the dip.
.is horses were fractions at the post
& took Frank Clark a good 10 min
= 70 get them off in anything like fair
"a Live Wire quickly jumped 10 the
W and forced fast pace. with Culvert
aese pursuit and the others trailing.
'sng the paddock, however, the former
"a ana Just then Reybourn came with
81 to do battle with Culvert In
Us finish that landed him in front
ne action Of a nod.
: sandy, with Fred Alpers up, capt
-ne Queens Open Steeplechase, beat
1S Payne Whitneys BoisterOus xix
'sIs or so after q pretty race, in which
~ at The last jump had a distinct
''lig on the outcome. ]. +. Widener's
oat worked his way TO the front
'-.hg the home turn and came TO the
necge with what looked like a win
advantage but down he crashed 50
Slg Sandy. a winner at the recent
flag al Brookline, came on without
''as opposition.
: Apers rode a clever race and there
= nose who thought he could have
~ MS mount a winner even II I'll
Y mad stood up.
UNITED HUNTS SUMMARY.
~ kAcE.-THE TURF AND FIELD
,,da purse. 500 About one mile and
n, SssIt good Won cleyerly. No time
! winner b. g, g. By Migrsine-sister
-. V"ner. J. o. Talbot.
- VT Jockey ODDS Fin.
~ .''''.......lG. Tuckey ...... ia