Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-11-29
CHUPADER0 IN FEAT.
Unseats Rider, But Wins
Steeplechase.
TEN POINT GRABS FEATURE
G, M. Miller Goes Over at the Juicy
Odds of 10 to / at Havre
de Grace.
pecial Disla tch 10 The Star.

Special Dispatch 10 The Star.
HAVRE DE GRACE. Nd, November
2s-If there is better jumper in
America than Chupadero, "Mr. Cham
| blet's" three-year- old, by Sam Phillips
| he has not been shown this season
This horse won a remarkable race at
this course this afternoon. At the first
fence he made bad landing and
Ryan, his jockey, was unseated. lie
went almost to the ground. but clam
bered back into the saddle and went
on after his horses. The accident lost
him many lengths. but did not put him
out of the race. Patiently Ryan rode.
and picking UP his horses gradually he
went into the lead just before the turn
into the fiat was reached and dis
posed of Foxcraft without trouble,
winning by some ten lengths. Chupa-
dero was giving Jumps of weight to
every horse in the race.
The opener went to Frank Feithef' s
Hillstream, who was played for good
thing by a select few.
Next in interest to the stake was an
all-aged handicap at a mile and sew
enty yards. in which Maif was the
choice. Ambrose, running in the col
ors of Philip Stevenson, was the pace
maker to the stretch turn, where he
retired. and c. NJ. Miller, who had been
lying second, went into the lead
Amalf was far back in the early run
ming, but came through the field in
the stretch and was gaining at the
end, but he could not reach the Car
man horse. Blue Thistle finished third.
Good Two-Year-Old.
John wahlen's valas took the fifth
u
ming Sumo into submission. The last
race event went to the odds-on favor
lite, Fascinating, who was in front all
| the way. Little Jupiter ran in second
place to the last twenty yards, where
Lady Ranking came up. on the rail and
took the place away from him.
The Summaries.
First race, three year olds and upward; selling
| six furlongs- Hillstream. 1921 GarertyJ, to I
| 8 to ! and to 8, won: Grazelle 1G5 Carey, II
| to /, to l and to 8. second; linda unted 10,
| tButwelD, 10 TO 5, to and to ), third
Time, Lib %. Joe Finn. Roger Gordon Chilla
| Perthshire, Husky Lad. Barette. Car Michael
Phyllis Antoinette, Sun King, Scarlet Letter ant
Granite also ran.
Second race, steepechase; three year-olds ant
upward; about two miles-Chupadero. 1871 Ryan
IL to 10. 2 to and out, won; Fo1crott, IA
BRYANT, to !, to and to TO- second
senegambian, lao tBrooksy, 10 to l, to l and /
to S. third. Time. 4.o5. F. A. Stone. Astut'
and Devoter also ran
Third race, Fo1 Hill handicap; three year old.
and upward; six furlongs-Ten Point, 1ls Drey
err, II to 5. to 8 and to 8, won; Tnnid, 10
tByrne,, 10 to I. to and even. second; FILTER
third. Time. liz 4-5. Pomette Bleu and sher
| wood also ran.
! Fourth race. all ages handicap; one mile ant
seventy yards-G. NJ. Miller. 16f Lare.ty). l,
1 to !. to ! and to l. won; Ama]f, 100 (Aic
Gahey). - to .. even and ! to 2. second; Blu
: Thistle, Ill Crroxler), = to l, to and to o
third. Time. LA rs Little Nearer, Embroidery
Ambrose. Polly H. and Guy Fisher also ran.
! Fifth race, two r-oids; selling: i've and
half furlonss-valas, 1o4 Byrnel, to 2, 2 to !
and even, won: Surgeon, ITO CTroxler). 10 TO l
to j and 2 to l. second; Encore. ly7 Nicklaus,
| 3 to l, 8 to 8 and to 8, third Time, Los Is
Qlien sabe Star Of Love. Aimee Leslie. Anns
Rose, Tiara, st. Helene and Harlequin also ran.
sixth race three-year-ods and upward: selling
mile and seventy yards-Fascinatina. lO3 Is hut
tinser), to 8. l to and out. won; Lady Grant
los crroaler). to / to and to 0, second
to 5, third. Time, i.4e 3-5. Fairy Godmot .er
| Cynosure, Mimesis, Battling Nelson, Little Ern
and Panama also ran.