New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-13

La result Of the race MT. cochran
-, IRE host last night at dinner to
-. subscribers to the stakes and his
.L.,s, This Is the unwritten condi-
~, 81 the fixture, which calls for
'.A..ription OF 5000 each, half forfeit,
IN ,bs subscribers to name two FL
", Nv May 25, but only one TO start.
-. ou,ens County Jockey Club added
80. 80. "a tbe value Of $500, and the lit
4. cold cup vii be highly priced by
- n. dinner was held at the Waldorf
l,.oria. otter which the MIXTURE is
.,med. and among those who were IN
yted 70 celebrate We're:
pJ DIVER. Foxhall P. Keene, Schuy-
~. Parsons, r. T. Wilson, August
Sl-o,+ Matthew Corbett, Edgar q.
y y.,-5 Thomas Monahan, John +.
T,53en. Frederick LewlSohn, Eugene
Woods. James Metcaf, George J0nn-
s,. c. K. G. Billings, Matt " nm Cnlel
i,'iv. ". A. Prime. James Butler Cap
an Cassatt. 7. r. Hitchcock, john SAN
I,3 George d. Widener, Thomas
y,chcock. Rae Parr, L. 5. Thompson
m. Sullivan. Herbert /. Pratt, Il. P.
Whitney and ". X. Vanderbilt.
Ssreeambian. which is as black as
p, name indicates. won the steeple-
,lsss in the colors Of ]. Z. Davis. He
;prpei clearly and had speed enough
=, he fat 70 race within striking DIS
tsr,s Of the pace over the full two
niles. ~
WOOD which finished second, lodged a
ts,n Of foul against the winner on the
ground that be was cut on Sharply
rounding the last turn, but the stew
ards dismissed II after the patrol Judge
testified that Roger Gordon was chiefly
responsible for the crowdlng.
G. ~ Miller ran more kindly for
p-yt0v Sc -oriay than he did for But
veil on Saturday, and consequently
v,, the third race in gallop. Inc
,,,osI-lon was not quite so strong and
ne field not more than half so big,
r-ich. Of course. operated in his favor.
B-- he had speed enough 70 90 to the
.--- ir '.a -rst half mile, whereas on
Saturday, rc was q distant trailer most
e ,he way.
Joe NcCarey's handling Of Ben
Ounce ir this race did not do him
rlch credit. although u is possible
Tia. the horse has begun 20 train OIL
i..sr steady campaign on his form
g. Jamaica re could be expected TO be
With G. ~ Miller. as he was beaten
80 2 .,.t' 49,, u- -'-' C.Ii VcCabev
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5n-dly hope TO- overcome in the one
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49, MS us. mount III Vne Las MI; VI.
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49, I. T'.Ei' % ~ III e1oU bie
iyr, '-' '''''' "''' an
Fred Herbert the Jockey who left
tbs country in 1911 10 ride for Baron
Oppenheim In Germany. reported at the
tack and NAV be seen i'm the saddle
M e., ~" gays. lie can 40 iva poufst ,nn
h,,a' O' vic present Will l'ue 40 81 90
Fe,h.-. -.-.-... - c;r
r-rs.t - 81 luz en-. 20 Io,S "a
N, -. e'[g' 'u rug anu III IL c. e.
aa'nes, was a close personal friend OF
y, ~ .ale hing Edward and was supposed
~ DC part owner Of the royal stable
Vs,h,-. - -.-,.. 800.
n T.Oi1'1 sa{s ne Won SIen'tSH 49,
M; s lslu lhls year OeIGIe l9e SPoI'
a,sp q" ''' 0''"' metropolitan i''"