New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-09-19

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puui'' "ii go;
watchC. every move WIZ" Nec'' So q
.....r, over the brush course Of at
49, .t.-.. mos ,.oosor for bor
nllS'@Ae' '.''.
The United Hunts h"''ne ASSo'i''-
.ior was tEt host OF what MieHI ne
called cosey little 'rowc, ana not so
little. either. except that u was lh
miniature o. Che more pTetcniiouS ones
which gathered 10 Belmont f&fH' across
the way, before 'h"t mtel.nE O;"sSI
last Tuesday Men and women OF inc
smsr; seq and others VINO I"i''y miss a
chance o. see me ihofoUeN3,5,erS III Nv
ton wandered spout inc P""""NN On -. =
on the lawn ta.-.E TeFe..inE ~ the AZ
nosptcre oi '.>'.--e anu '"oi.'s
i was the iis' OF q" ga! me-
under ihe d.'.--''- ". -.
Hgats, ana " me one HS~' -, "' 'aS
comes up ,' iHe S'""'Hlu VI ,''C Wy -
YESTERDAY, "s were ~ ~ 49,
believe, the purpose OF these . am@'eHr
gatherings VIII DC NOR man . 1u,.''t'J H.
Cong 'aeA E" lo'li''.'' ~ $500 49,. ~
told that A. he'tSs wa 49, "l3oiI ~
meet seFei-i mn! 80 'oLL!'t ~ -
srs, me -U4Hs / ,"'eI's ~" r -.
ny wright .sd '"e "G.'.t' - g.,
AIlea0 8.1 -'.O....'9 80. fa,.o~?.o 80, 10
Ahg. 'o'.'I' ""S DoI-,ont
sreng,h OF 900 - a., - ~,
PARK Dul Ne s." '1.''V - ,.', '',u ~.
PeaIed 10 sun mos " .'-c ON
nc pr, ga * froDt eoop
a. n -. -. 90 i,,,,rine, viii qreat
amer 'he s''- on, IlaP7 - - o.
recon was n ~ 49, a. rIarifo
ovned hv Samuel Willets. and Dolly
MADISON running in the name of Mrs.
N { Smith. were second and third, re-
spertiveIv and both showed TO advan-
,scs sItfourh neither ever threatened
10 winner
m, Wsre,la HaDdicaD. first on the
- .n-r,s ont 80 he quite family
a. Jolrrv Tucker rode that aged
I'm, ever roDDlar Culvert TO victory
foy ludlow kramer. while Campeon
r,n second in +be colors Of Evans
Tr.ler
I'll. 81. .bi-.oor ,.eere NJ aye.
IA II 90 raccborsa mt
w. l,,s",. O'"' ava - III -
Is s'.il '@.i'.l az S 80 al b;s
sii.e'S al ,.'e Da'.'i' -. - +,,rYs
gum! w sup al ouIN s'.N R-,-;,,ai
snleh mean hOgh a. 'He - ' n"i,n
ua0h 'O".'.'' IN, .,L-.o-'1.,, 30 ,,.;0
sA0ee" on -' s~i Ia cut
OO"l'oi '''..' ''''- d. - O,4o
Te oOi"'i as Ha'-e! -, 90. ~
IIV'o' SeiIIeu az" p,O" W , ~ a ~,
sac MS mace an the u" q ~
the word, as OulVert uoes not IN
70 race under pressure and IN la'''
usually feels the Whlp' as ne u'q ~
terday, q iuriOng or more from HoAHo'
even when three or more lengths IN
mont ,..,
This galloway Tor he Is niue more
man pony mas won HIteeh IaOea'
mostly 40 amateur meetings. since
purchased by Nr. kramer ana mas
been out of Che money not more thah
twice His consistency is due largely
10 the fact that Johnny Tucker whose
ride on Bac recently al Belmont Park,
when he won with a beaten horse, will
long be membered). knows his every
whlm and rarely Z ever makes mis-
take ir bis handling.
Evans Tucker bought Campeon from
R Ca-r1r ton DAVIS ago for $3.50.
The horse has a bad leg. but pulled up
purse or two before the amateur sea-
son ends
JobnTv Trckcr missed winning two
races. because lieutenant Fred Alpers,
who rode ] F. Davis's white Metal in
the Members Plate at one mile and q
quarter. committed an unfortunate if
wholly unirtcrtional foul and almost
put Double. over the rail in the closing
strides H. Tyctcr was forced 70 pull
Tn his r,o,,r, sbsrnlv inst when il
looked 80 - bts iore whining drive