New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-03
TWice RemOuntS and
Finishes in Chase
Tommy Wright Gives Fine
Exhibition in RumSon
Cup at Red Bank.
FEATURE RACE WON
BY BLACK AND WHITE
More than 1000 Enthusiasts
Turn Out for First New Jersey
Turf Meet in Years.

Applausc is not always the victor''
portion. James Park. on Nr. Ar,h-
dale. Black and White. won tho Run
son Cup 80 the first race meeting Of
the Rumson Hunt and Stecplcchase
Association az Red Bank yestc--
day. but Tommy Wright as game
gentleman jockey as has thrown a
lcr over "a Thoroughbred hcroabouts ia
some years. who rode Peter haucA.
IRIS. Horcuio.d past thc Judges stsrd
more than tNo minutes after The win
ncr had finished. was chccrcd 90 the
echo as. sVay.rr in Dis saddle. Hf
drove DIS mount down the short home
stretch
T. was game finish in the only m
narroa lv falls HcrcGloid fell twice
81 the water jump. Four went 20 =
post in ttc Rumeor Cup. a two mile
ard-a-haf race FOR hunters. but Po's
As.rorum from tho Glen Riddle Farm
los. his rider. D. o.. Lc.pcr. az 'h'
ffth fence. and 'hcr about mile fu~-
they on Ola Grey FrI fell so heavily
over Jump that his rider and own Pr.
81 D. 1anhcrrcr, was Knocked uncoh-
fc.nuF.
The first time they came 20 n"
water jump Herculoid fell. but Iomm"
Wright pluck.ly remounted and rIed
90 catch ua After the other two wont
ost OF t BLACK and White had lead
Of moro than fifty lengths. but was 'lr-
irr. and Urrcu'oid was wearing MIN
down when again he hit thc wa' r.
jump and came down on bis head. hoth
horse and rider were cioggy, 'u'
csuo and started on again just ah'u-
fro -i~c Park pulled Black and White
up % front If fhe winning post
Leaden skies. threatening weather
and chill wind did thcir hest as add
al handicans 90 initiate against the
success of the newcomer IN amateur
rocin~ and failed More than 1000
rorr,re bravod the gray day 20 GO out
r. +Lo rlairs near tho south Shrews-
frr, River. and were rewarded by see
inc. .iv GOOD races Most Of the Jersey
roio and hunting sct motcrcd or rode
On. % The now course. and spent the
tine between races tramping around in
fta fold o. keen warm. or muiIed
ti,mselvo. LID in furs and steamer
rrrs I'm the lttlc crandstand.
There b. q future before the Rumsor
Hunt and Stccplechaso Association.
Tho e-ccrlcchaso course is one Of the
etifest and wi'hal the most pict-
,,,.so,o Leroebog.s. and the jumpers
tl.t can e.qrd ON their feet az the end
a. Tho route must be good ones.
Tho far races were run on q half
milo track round the polo field. and the
stor+ charm .urrs we're now 20 TIE
ilreoe accustomed 20 the bigger tracks.
I'm ,ho +urf ON the homes,re,ch was
,lr,o,..1 Tor some unknown reason and
ber, vas "a GOOD deal % slipping and
,iiSiT9 C4h.--vise the racing was
God
Al chic did not keen Johnny Tucker
f-rro scorirr 81 double with his old re-
lioblo, Double- and Culvcrt He beat
"a Aine~s on r Rackerman's Ham
mon pass I'm the Shrewsbury Plate at
about one mile. They were the only
Starters. and Doublet had 90 be ridden
OUT 40 the end 20 wear down the Ham
mon Cclding after he had made most
O.. The running.
Then in the last race Of the day
.ha Holwdcl Plate. NJ three furlonCs
Culvcrt made amends for his defeat in
the first race by beating rather bet
t.r than ordinary field of amateur
meeting rerformere. Johnny obliCing
,.',.l III Carrisor r,fsb and show
;,,. 80, ,,.s,. 80 C,.,r,or,Io n Dash am
~. -.
~ e.. ~,co Codfrcv Prcece's
.,,.. ..,.a,.,iJ e1i, Dosb which had
u u.a -.ct,-L+s etole lead
C..f,..~. ..,,,,bicJ in no slipperv
w. 49,. .+ ~ 49, +nrr and won the
- pl.,o six,fnrlorc affair
Nu'''. III r. Tcwnlc's RIlv
1flA" ia .bo o,bcrs eafo for the
-t-...-. cr5 ~ .l,c nrrso
All c,-',5 chen ir-s GIVING + G.
49,. - pr,,;r Rcue sevonto,-
L'-l,i' y.'i - .Lo donobter
I'oo u-lIi' D.e.@ mn ,,oJe I'M
q. VT. 60. - -,
ihe running D." '"ot' -. - H..
one m',e "nG d "g,i' "lu ""r -. ~
three lengths. Hainih@h 49, az
running % mlle WIN pouDIet ,n '"e
Shrewshury rate was poor '4,iGi
]. G.. Ewalt. RON me G-eI E ,,,i'..
Farms. was al Guy 10 peat T. "hl'-
ncys Carhostro Tor the rlchest purse
of the day. the Shrewsbury SteePle-
chase Handicap. al about two miles:
!. G. Ewalt made all the running and
was staggering badly 81 the end. but
lasted long enough 20 get home. Gao
th,rd. ,....,,... zoo. .,oo.,,. =,