The sun., 1916-09-17
AHARA TAKES TWO
RACES AT RUMSON


family affair. He 10 owned by Mrs.
Godfrey Preece. 10 trained BY Mr.. Preece
ana was ridden BY their son Terrence.
Players Of ~favorites got . severe Jolt
In the second race. the Seabright steepie-
chase. at two miles. Mrs. A. e. Diet
rich's J. r. johnson was quoted at > to
s, and with Jockey Tuckey up the horse
got q good play. But j. II. was still
running when Expectation. the winner
was heading For the barn. Expectation:
owned by a.. Wood" took the iead
from Rusila at the mile and three
quarters. and Grey Leg came up to nm
ish second. with Rusila third.
'Consueror Comes Cropper.
]. n. Flanagan's Butler Thompson.
with the owner In the saddle. won the
fourth race. the Rumson cup for hunt
ers. at two and a half miles. Mr.. Bam-
berger on Conqueror and Mr.. Glider on
Jim Hanson were the only other starters
Conqueror was IN even money IA
vorite and Butler Thompson was the
outsider. but ali he had to do was to
keep his feet. Conqueror came q crop
per ut the mile and Jim Hanson lost his
rider ut two miles. MFR. Side managed
to catch his mount and rid him home
TO take down second money.
Jim Hanson, though aged. has been
| converted from a Splinter into q Jumper.
! His failure on the nat prompted that ac-
ton.
The one sad note Of the day came IN
| the last race. the Brookdale cup. a stee-
! plechase at three miles for horses that
had hunted with the Monmouth County
bounds. There were six entries. n
| only one, summer Hin. came TO the post.
IL was expected that this event would
prove the most picturesque ana pest
filled Of the day. The riders were 10
have appeared in hunting costume. J.
, Clancy rode over the course with sum-
mer Hill. but did not get much. II was
a sweepstakes. "
1t was an ideal day. an ideal course
and an ideal gathering. Not q cloud
fiecked the sky and the soft breath OF
| Indian summer was everywhere. So
ciety folk from all Of Monmouth county
gave the races their most liberal patron
age.
A BIT Of England.
! The scene resembled q bit Of rural
England, transported to the shores OF
New Jersey. In the distance was the
Rumson Enthusiastically English In
appearance Here and there a country
"squire' In ENTHUSIASTICALLY the
squire came In his car and not OF a
galloway. Pretty faces we're every
where. There was a delightful informal
ity about It all. Because OF the dis
lance from the city there were only few
of the regulars" II was a we'll con-
Quoted. clean day Of sport
q. Jason Waters. Lewis T.. Waring and
Joseph w. Burden were the Judges
Rufus c. Finch and b. II. Borden were
the patrol judges. and II. a. Bourne
Charles r. Hart, w. Strother Jones
Charles -. Haisey ana a }. bryar
acted AZ stewards. II. L. Herbert, named
polo matches In Philadelphia. Lewis $
Thompson Is president OF the association
HOwaId S. Borden vice-president anc
Mr.. Waters. treasurer.
The Summarize.
First Race.
The Monmouth Plate. for three. year old. am
carry ave pounds additional. About 81, fur
loaGs.
HOrse. VT. Jockey. Odds. Fin
P.scetul star. ...;S TPrcece.~ sss;i =
Culvert ..is S y TucSer all .
h, s'i ps,s seoG ron p SsnSi,y' 6 %inntr' R sg g. 6 :
Finch. Trainer. II. &. Finch.
second Race.
Tho Sesbrish, Shepherds" Hsndlcsp. 70
thr-e. y-ar-olds and upward purse 500 Abou
tw" miles over 'ac brush "orrse.
E~sr~staion Id Evoke %
nrcy. Les ........i +3 Trarrc',c 6-9Sl'l .
Mu'lis -'"'-''."!@' Murpny S!S- y
}. r johnson. ....n4. r Tuckey >.i&S.i /
start good won driving Winner. h. g.. s
by kilLcrrsh-Tapioia Owner. u wood
Trsln"'. ! II. Lewis
rrl..a
The Shrewsbury Plate Hish weigh, Hand
cap. for three year olds and upward purs
$50 About one 'H 4. on ,hs rat ,,,, ~.
Ahars ............ lis. e Tucker. IL = /"
Mr.. specs ..,......l 100. j Tucker. t':4.5 :
Burglar ""..."..!s6 s stich... 6.l&ll
start good won driving. Winner. br =.
by Voorhees, Handsome Fiorry. owner
Charlie. n. Fleischmann. Trainer. $ vci,eh.
Fourth Race.
The Runscn Cup. for registered hunter.
purse 1909. About two miles and a half Owe
r1 Her. THOMPSON z. -, }Sss:y e.a.: Fir
S Com as".on '.. .... 49, lss \ .S s.mS;r. H. :
'Fell.
star! good won alone, Winner, |, 6. a. h
Jr, Trainer. :. Veitch.
" Gu"f raw W NV" 'fhl' VlNs hhl VI
ward purse sSN Gentleman riders. Aho'
one and a half miles on the turf.
AhAa ... .,....,.lt5. " Cassidy. SOD - 10
S'SS" .. IS, i NAME ill., Z:
Gallant and Gay ia. G Gains s.iSsi :
start good Won easily. Winner, br ..
~ VOORHEES,, Handsome florry. DIVINE
Charles r. 'f~l"i>chmsnn Trainer $ v"itch
! Sixth Race.
The Holmdel Plate, for ponies NOT c,cecdir
IL hands non winners purse 800. Gcnticme
riders About three fur'onss;
/. Hss:0oa 4. ! 7 T T":s:r, :I:'s 4.
Raldy ....-"..,.is2 D Gatlns $50 - a.
I. n Trs'e, u. , strong ~. y, J I ss%S.r, -
Rondo ,...".......ls 2 M. Lyon ,,. Ai&ie s
: Ookey ;".-.....l6e e, lmbrie.. Ai&l.2
star, good won driving. winner. cn. e.
formerly I. q b. by 81. Lawrence-Raptu
+ Owner, II A Bourne. Trainer, " J Ston
' bridge,
seventh Race.
m. sr" .s + .ov USg s,:;plsSn.', n,, for ton
Tho Monmouth County Hounds About thr,
:. miles.
= Summer Hhl,.-..i7? JCiancy 80. !
Had a walkover no other starter
i, winner IN &, a. nnknosn Owner Mo
!, bridge.
i, CHINESE AT OLYMPIC FIELD.
Ori~ataIs viii Clash with LincoI
! Giants IN Returu Ga
The chimes. team ~ he t'niv.rstty
, Hawaii will make Us last HpDoaraup.
the season IN Harlem this afternoon In -
feature game of n douhl" header with 4
Lincoln Giants ~ olympic Firid. l9,,
street and Fan avenue. The oricut,
In their last gninn AT DlNmnln IlrLn ~