New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-18
,hupadero Wins the Great
United Hunts Chase
' with HonOrS.
WEB CARTER BEATEN
BY THE ELEPHANT
willing Ends Career on Turf
with a Victory-Electiou
Bet in Old Form.

even on the card MISS Lancer oand
Sseamped without playing the custom
Nv "Auld Lang Syne," so the regulars
IN a bit sighted. but there was no
l,ek Of keen sport TO make up for the
oversight.
n Vas a day Of three and four horse
aces. Again a very promising card was
~ 10 ribbons. But the crowd didn't
rjrd that so much. Tor it's long wait
sIl spring, and a three-horse affair can
CIV, lust as much action and as many
hrns as a fixture with big field.
Ths Long Island set and the regulars
an dead heat for attendance honors.
The dAy was bit chilly and the turf
,osgy from the heavy rain of the night
;o.fore. but there were driving finishes
"A cheer and fair racegoers in gay
Gowns to add the usual and necessary
soueh of color. Ii was s good day for
svorites FIVE won.
There was balm for Mrs. Lathrop
Brown and yells Of Joy from the Long
Island contingent IN the grandstand
wben Chupsdero won the Great United
Hunts SteepleChase.
Chupadero made amends for his de-
EAT In the Harbor Hill Cup at Piping
poek the week before, winning handliy
d
bi0 fixtures Of amateur racing. The
,sss was worth 500 and a piece Of
nla,e 10 the Chamblet Stable.
Cherry Mslotte. the Greentree Stable
.,try and the favorite, had TO shoulder
An impost Of les pounds, and though
l,ndled cleverly by Vincent Powers,
rho rode her 10 her last three VIC
tories. and running the gamest of races,
badly finishing last.
-Four OF the fifteen horses nominated
rent 70 the post in this race at about
,vo miles. which was the feature CT
ks card. Thomas Hitchcocks good
;umper. Timber Wolf. set the pace most
ftfs time. with Chupadero and Cherry
N,lotte always well UP and Rock Abbey
railing behind The jumping OF all OF
ham was clean and the pace fast one,
and ill the turn for home 1t was any
tnes race.
Az the turn INTO the stretch Chupa-
S.ro and Timber Wolf were neck and
ss.k and they matched strides in the
AZ, two Jumps i was the hardest OF
srivss down the stretch, and Chupa-
5,rO outgamed the Hitchcock horse
wy in the last fifty yards. The weight
I'D on Cherry Malotte and she weak
I'd badly and was passed easily by
R0i Abbey
The Elephant All Out to Win.
isother finish that had the crowd
trt Mrs. c. C. Rumsey especially, W
and cheering was in the Hunters flate'
Ehsr The Elephant practically stag
rred first past the winning post Two
kngths ahead Of Web Carter. Inc
Elephant was the long shot Of the day
1 "a
pund Of congratulations.
OF we'll The Elephant opened up
zap Of twenty lengths in the first quar-
ter and increased il 10 almost hall
iurOng at one stage in the race, that
vas three miles over the brush course.
The second time around the big son OF
Orlando seemed 70 be weakening and
the field closed up on him for q lew
JUMPS. Then he took q new lease OF
lie
Tommy Wright rode waiting race
On Web Carter. but he waited too long,
md though he closed a deal of ground
70 the last quarter. he could not get up
10 The Elephant James Park had his
second fall o. the day, when his Duke
Of Duluth. which was we'll liked by
many because O. his performance on
Monday last. lost his rider.
Election Bet Wins Again.
Election Bet came back to her own
70 the Piping Rock Subscription Serial
Handicap. At a mile and quarter, that
opened the card. The daughter OF
Eeetoneer was a top heavy favorlte
Uer Armament and Lily Orme, the
other starters. which finished IN the
trder named Lily Orme set the pace
tor the first FIVE furlongs, running
lsngths ahead Of the Other two; then
'Ae stopped badly, Armament made
1 fame fight Of II in the stretch, but
Election Bet won handily by four
sngths.
4 7. Ambrose Clark captured the Shell
eurne Cup on his Indicator by about
aree-quarters of mile. Three hunt
srs went 70 the post i'm this. three
and half-mile fixture over the sticks.
\ hey started raggedly, and for the
s'si quarter none Of them seemed TO
certain that the start was q 90.
James Park. with the leg up on ms
\ Native Maid, had mis- first piece Of bad
i'ek, coming a cropper at the fourth
amp. Although he could have re-
counted easily. he elected to stay out
II The Lampblack and Indicator
rLoped along for another mile and a
ialf. At the Jump beyond the liver
20 in front Of the stands Lampblack
soobed, turned a sOmersault and
Ahded IN a heap. Mortimer pluckily
amounted and went on in vain at
snpt TO cut down the lead Of lndica-
tor
III The lightweight Handicap, at a mile,
S easy for Coreopsis, as he romped
IN ten lengths The real fight was
G The place, and Bellmaster outRamed
va Lad Of Laugdon in the stretch.
willing ended his racing career by
Winning the Members Plate, at mile
Sd half, for Clement y. Williams.
=. mad 10 be ridden out TO beat Day
~ by head, 50 mis- career on the
u closed in the usual blaze Of glory.
d "omer, an old rival, was third.
NJ Williams will send the big brown
"a Of bryn Mawr TO his estate at
ssthut Hill, Penn. and there he will
Il used as a hunter for Miss Glady3
,Hlsms. Willing has lived up 10 his
the more or less al the amateur race
sungS. lie has won about fifteen
NY once.
a ludlow Kramer Culvert won the
eeet in the match with Cricket.
Snhsd by David Bows, the quarter Of a
& dash that wound up the days
Nv Peyton Breckenridge was an
&c starter and gave a good account
h nmselt, considering the weights
A. 800 beaten for the place by a seant
nee 0"' cary !" 'he
Sert and Cricket met twice before
n ven weights and each won once.
g i,r,h see was good one. and called
=. srS much applause as any on the