The New York herald., 1921-05-23
A Picturesque Gathering.

It was after luncheon that the
crowd began to gather about the course
that the Long Island contingent began
to arrive from luncheons at their coun-
try homes. Ii was a picturesque gath
ering and much like a meet on private
country place. 1t was remarked by an
authority on dress that the women pres
ent wore in place of sports clothes chif-
fons. laces and much embroidered gowns
and felt hats elaborately trimmed with
plumes. While furs were somewhat in
evidence there certainly was no need OF
them. In the gathering that watched
the races were MIR. and Mrs. August
Belmont, Mr.. and Mrs. E. ID. Morgan,
Mr.. and Mrs. Grosvenor Nicholas, Mrs.
Payne Whitney and her daughter, Miss
Joan Whitney, Miss Belle Baruch, Mr..
and Mrs Van Henry Cartmell. Jr., Mr..
and Mrs. Reginald L. Hutchinson, Mr..
and Mrs. David I. l.. Van Buren,. Mr..
and Mrs. Norrie Sellar, Miss Audrey
Hoffman, Miss Rosalie Bloodgood, who
had motored from town with Mr.. and
Mr.. j. Theus Nuns; Mr.. and Mrs. Guy
Ward, Mr.. and Mrs. Franklin l.. Gun
ther, Mr.. and Mrs. Mortimer l.. Schiff,
Mr., and Mrs. j. Averell Clark, Mr.. and
Mrs. Roderic Wellman. Mrs. Charles
De Loosely Oelrichs Mrs. William A.
Mr.. and Mrs Robert Howard Gamble
Mr.. and Mrs. F. Ashton DE Peyster.
Mr.. and Mrs Morton II. Schwartz, Mr..
and Mrs. Bradish Johnson Carroll. Jr..
Miss Betty Jackson, Misses Melissa
and Burks Yuile Miss Fanny Billings.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Clifford, Mr.. and
Mrs. John g.. Milburn, Jr., Mr., and Mrs.
J. Horten Ijams, Capt George X. Denny.
u. S. A.. Mr.. John NICE Bowman.
master Of the Westcnester and Fairfield
Counties Hunt Mr.. Harry Nicholas,
master of the Meadow Brook Hunt;
Messers. Theodore II. Potter, Seth
Sprague, Harris Fahnestock, Lawrence
S. Butler, &C. Van der Horst Koch, Har-
ry Hemming, Henry w. Warner. r.
Skiddy Won Stade, Lion Gardiner. Har-
ry T. Peters, J Parker Kirln, A Law
renee Phillips. Rene La Montague, John
r. Townsend, William Henry Harrison
and George Nicholas,
The Summaries.
First Race-The Turf and Field Plate: for
three-year-olds and upwards; about six fur
carry three pounds extra; purse $500, pre-
sented by John s. Stewart and +. NJ
Nv NED Iost ;; @ H. Gr9sss sr ch; g Fsney Man. g.
lfairbrotheD, to 3, first; r. =. Strass-
burgers b. +. Briganza. 3, by Light Brigade
Anna Hastings. 1S7 lbs. Phillips) TO l.,
Second Race-The Hamptons steeplechase; /;
Tor maidens; four-year-olds and upw ard .
purse Sl00 presented by L. G. Wallick and
". g. Langley: S. II. Cross's ch. &. Loeb
iel IL. 4. by The Manager--Lady Locket,
Joseph loser y =: Widener's b. 3; comiaues :. by
I to and to 2, second Mrs. 2. Grandl's
Lochaber. 155 lbs. Ciaas), s to l, 3 to
and ! to !. third. Say Which ana Lady
Kathleen also ran and fell.
Third Race : The Between the Flags
Steeplechase; for qualified hunters, duly
registered by the National steeplechase and
Association. about three and half miles
over the post and rail course; purse $500
presented by Walter J Salmon Mrs, NJ
oxford~Littie Gold, ie2 lbs. lbs CMr. II. whiteJ
"a and 10 8, won Mr.. Frederick II.
Doyle. dam unknown, ie2 lbs. (owner), 9
to /, 2 TO 1 and to 3. second; Mr..
X. II. Tolands Oh q. Lakewood aged. BY
3 to and to ?. third. Chestnut and
Malagash went the course. wolferton.
shrapnell, Daybreeak and cayour fell;
Steeplechase Handicap; for four-year-olds
and upward: about two miles. over the
brush course; gentlemen riders allowed
five pounds II allowance was claimed at
time Of entry; purse 81 900. presented by
John McE. Bowman and Frank Q. Hender-
John McE. Bowman to the owner OF the
winner: Greentree Stables b. s. Mohican. ).
by lsido9r-sadaSauada. iSG Joss Powsersl, 2
blk. q. Elmer Johnson. 1. by Garry Herr
man-Brown Bess, 1877 lbs. (Fennessy), 4
70 /. $ to . and TO 2, second Waller NJ.
Jefford's b. or br. g. Barklie, aged, by
Migraine-f1ora Pomona, 100 lbs. tCraw
forD, to l and to .. third. Wisest Fool.
Reddest and Flare also ran.
Fifth Race--The Terminal; for three year
olds and upward; ridden by officers of
the United States Army or gentlemen riders; /;
about one mile, on the flat: purse 5000.
presented by w. II. Coe: ]. q. Leiper, Jr.'s,
ch. &. Piraeus, aged. by Cyclades-El2abeth
A., 100 lbs. (owner), l to 2. won; H.
A. Bourne's b. g. Over the Top, by Liam
gibby-E'rench Essex, 100 lbs. IN. 4. Alpers) ,
TO 3, second,
Sixth Race--For stable ponies ridden by
gentlemen riders who had not ridden a
winner: oatchweights X. Karrlck's ch. 8.
Rowdy, pedigree unknown C.yon), l to 3 :,
won Mrs. j. Gandrs ch. &. Rainbow. aged.
pedigree unknown (Philips) 3 10 /. second