The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-20
TWO RACE RESULTS
SHOCK HUNTING SET
Confusion Over Course Causes
One Upset; Refusal to
Jump Another.
PONY RACE CLOSES MEET

There we're shocks for the well In
members OF the hunting set In
two OF the races which made up the
final days card OF the United Hunts
meeting at Belmont Park Terminal yes
terday. The Hampstead Steeplechase
was considered such a good thing for
the pair sent to the post by Mrs. Payne
whitney under the name OF the Green
tree Stable that only Leonard jacobs
Adventures dared oppose Meeting House
and Cabaret. Starting at odds OF l 10 5 the
stable candidates disappointed the friends
OF tho popular sportswoman. Meet
Ing House, which was making his hrst
public appearance over the Jumps. TOOK
the obstacles we'll for about half the dis
lance. Then he refused. but was finally
induced to jump and finish far In the
rear. In the meantime Adventures was
showing the way to Cabaret. which
showed a disposition to run wide II APP
peared AZ though Powers was just wait
ing his time with Cabaret. but the extra
distance covered in making turns told
It's ldlt ana No'hN e'Ns
in the stretch TO win by ten lengths.
4 mistake OF James Park in gong
the wrong side OF TIE flag with Mrs. f.
Ambrose Clark's Indicator caused the
other unset. This was in the Smith
town Steeplechasc, and there were 80
many twists and turns and SO
many obstacles In the three mile and "A
half course that the amateur rider be-
came confused. He was fifteen lengths
49,
non at the end OF the second turn OF the
course when instead OF continuing for
another hap he switched on to the fat and
ran In past the judges. thinking the race
had finished. This left VI. J. shannon
to win easily from Uuico. the only other
horse IN the race which did not nak a
mistake. t'ncas fell early in the race
and Gus Helm fell half way round the
last lap. Both were remounted and Gus
Helm finished third ten lengths IN front
OF CuCas.
\ real sporting event concluded ma
sport when eight ponies went TO the
post. all owned by Long Island sports
men. and several Of them ridden by their
owners. Vernon Castle tried a new step
by ridinG his pony Chimney sweep.
which was SO ready 10 dance through the
quarter Of a mile that he was of in
second position. T.. J. Deasy's over
yonda II fought out the finish n beat
James Rowen's DR.. Cook by q head.
while Chimney sweep was beaten a
head for third place by Fred Posts
Reindeer. The summaries
FIRST RACE.
Mcrillon High Weight Handicap: for three
year-old> and upward. gentlemen riders al
lowed nve pounds; purse, $500. about six fur
Horse & Age. VT. Jockey. Prices. Fin.
A A@ssf Gordon DO !. IS PP1f69 j G2uss :
Cuivert. aged is M~r'ETu'cr.. ii 50
Rosa Russell. ,.iD Davies ioi 81
Poor starr: won easily. ambrose. b. 2. by
Disguise -Anago>iue owned by philip steven
son, trained hy J Mcl.apghl'n, Jr.
SECOND RACE
smiih,own S,cspicchasc 70! hunter. %rrntl,;;
miles over post and rail- course.
u9rse Asc VI J%ckcy .Prlcss Fin
H Ni SG% sssa & MIN Ken Esny 81 even ven y
Eg met. ,tei se.S g Is WMrPGHH.hhl' =, 81 'ysrG :,
rel and rcmolnt"d ran out
Good >,aT won easily N Shrnnon, IN 9
trained by II. 5 Page.
THIRD RACE.
Trccport Stccpicchssc. FOR thrcc-ycar-olds
ard inward pnTsscc' s'@1 two miles 20.
OvcrSccr. = i:i Clark : even 2
Native Maid. 6 ia chandler % Is
Good start. won easily ,roscratt. oh. g. by
Alvc~rot Mytlcnc owned 10y =. :. + Ran
dolah. trained by j. BNcr
FOURTH RACE.
Members Handicap Plate; for hacks and
hunters. gentlemen riders, purse, s'Ur. about
one mile aud three ~fuLlones on the nat
cloud loud Ssc SH'' - M,J'T22'er go ' on, !.
SSs'Ss.ss; %ss$ + + y Nj AZ RfS[5l:s,si :
Duty, e. iS5 Mrw Wfdey 81 81 4
Aio"rt Scotch IasS,e: owned by A. Ludlow
Kramer: trained by j. Tucker.
FIFTH RACE.
Rellcrose Steeplcchasc Handicap: for hunters:
purse. $50 about two miles and a half over
Horse &ASe. VT. Jockey, Prices, Fin.
H Hs9 GSSs.!, a. T.! M Nj bFf,R, ,cs-i So
:. Good i. Ss ;' sdy. Tf FTu Dsl III. ufS R al ( Of dH n%1H' B.
James PARK, trained by J. Hastings,
SMITH RACE.
Hampstead Stecplccha>c HandI zap; for four
ycar-nids and upward; gentlemen riders al
loved hNc pounds, purse. $500, about two miles
Horse & Age. vi. Jockey. Prices. Fin.
Ad,cntures,,e.. al Booth - out lie
..yNsS@TGS' : 49, TW%%G,S.' Z out o
'Couplcd aS Grrentrce stable entry.
Good start won EASILY Adventures. br. m
by knight Errant SGmcthing Dong, owned
EXTRA RACE.
Private sweepstakes of SO each to IN. win
ner: for ponies; about ouc-auarter Of a mile
Horse &Agc. W. JOCKEY Prices, Fin
nhy'T} o "Gd9 /. i 4" MI III K sr"' ey gu, p
Heindeer,,%s leo MI ra'cr i even 81