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SCENE SHIFTS TO PIPING ROCK Society Folks Will Be Out in Force at That New York Course Today New York June 4 The thirtyseventh running of the Juvenile Stakes was the particular feature of llelmont Park racing today It was won by E F Cooueys Ornament Algie M colt Punch ISowl which made a show of his opposition Punch Howl was a warm favorite favoriteThe The Juvenile Stakes first run in 1874 was a Jerome Park fixture until 1S02 and from that year until 1005 was run at Morris Iark then it was transferred to llelmont Iark Its tabled history since 1100 is shown below belowYear Year Winner Wt Jockey Val Time 1100 Tommy Atkins 122 Spencer 3 5000 000 50si 1001 lllue Girl 11JT Hums 4 4035 035 50 r0C 1002 Mizzen 1112 llullman C 540 1 Oil 100 llroomstick 122 Odom 4 SCO VJ 1004 Song and Wine 122 Kedfern a 570 57 1005 First Water 117 F Oneill 3 700 50 1IO De Mund 117 J Martin a7SO 3 1007 Smoker 117 Kddtke t720 101 IIOS Joe Madden 122 Garner 5405 101 1000 Waldo 122 W Miller 1 25 50 1010 Seth 122 Notter 2400102 101 Punch Howl 112 llutwell li 03 3J 3JKacing Kacing suspended in 1011 and 1012 1012Water Water Lady was the only winner of the day to score by a narrow margin She won from Stoue henge by a head The other winners all had abundant marginTomorrow margin Tomorrow the racing scene will shift to Piping Kock said to be the most picturesque course in the country In fact it has l eon termed the Goodwood of America It well deserves the appellation for It is a natural institution nature having supplied the carpets and surrounding beauties The Piping Kock course is different from others in the metro ¬ politan district and is unquestionably designed to appeal more to society than to the regular racegoer It has already been the means of attracting new blood to racing that would otherwise have been uninterested The colonies of Long Island have taken a fancy to Iiping Kock and the appreciation of racing near Locust Valley is pronounced It is probable that a greater crowd will attend to ¬ morrows races than ever before as the revival of the sport at Uelmont Park has rearoused the in ¬ terest that has lain dormant for three years The interest in not only local as many society folks from Maryland Washington Virginia Philadepuia Ilostou and other cities will be there thereMany Many of the horses that will take part are prac ¬ tically unknown among the amateur horsemen and members of the bunting set yet there are plenty of good handicap horses and high class steeple TliVsers among the entries which are prolific in some cases especially in the subscription races racesAt At llelmont Park where most of the horses that Will participate are quartered preparations have been going on for some time with regard to tho horses that will be raced A special train of hors cars will each day carry from llclmoiit Park to Locust Valley these horses and judging from the number of reservations that have been made the fields will be large in some cases casesAmong Among the arrivals at llelmont yesterday was a delegation of army horses from Washington number ¬ ing close to twenty The olliccrs Who own and will ride these horses will be here today and the races given over to them will IK of more interest than ever The Secretary of War and General Wood chief of staff appreciating the gooil these races do both in the development of the horses and in Improving the skill of the ofiicers are making every effort to encourage these races under proper auspices auspicesThe The showing of the subscription race twoyearolds is looked upon with interest independent of the rich rewards which await the owners ot the placed horses in both preliminary trials The consolation and the final race on Monday will be worth 1O000 about as rich a juvenile slake as will IKS run an this country this year These colts and fillies were purchased last fall as yearlings in various parts of the country and brought here for distribution with ¬ out the faintest idea as to their merit and speed Thev were drawn by lot placed in the stables of their various owners developed and made ready for these races with but one idea prevalent assistance to the American thoroughbred thoroughbredMrs Mrs Payne Whitney who races her horses under the name of the Grecntree Stable was receiving con ¬ gratulations by the score in the paddock after her horso Delirium won the steeplechase at IJelmont Park today It was a popular victory more so as Jimmy Owens who trains the Grccntrec Stable horses was not a bit stingy in handing out the tip to all comers comersEighteen Eighteen nrmy horses have arrived at the llel ¬ mont Park track and are quartered in the receiving stable They will be reshipiKil by special horse car tomorrow to take part in the races at Pining Kock Thomas F Cahill has seven of the Fort Meyer horsos Among them are Woolte Old Erin Xagg and San Angelo Mr Smart is in charge of seven from Washington barracks and two from Fort Ethan Allen Noticed In the lot were Essex II Handrnnning Jack Millerton Kyrat Goldwick Mas ¬ on Phoenix Day O K and Klimelou Mr Smart says all have proven themselves good jumpers and should race well at Piping Kock KockTommy Tommy Wright gentleman rider arrived at 15el niont Park today from Haltimore to take part in the racing at Piping Kock He will have two mounts tomorrow on Kiuderhook in the Chamblet Plate Handicap and on Abscoudcr in the Uroad llmllovv Plate PlateIt It speaks well for the starter James Milton there has only been one horse on the schooling list so far and not one jockey has been disciplined disciplinedJocker Jocker C Grand is seeking reinstatemeut at the hands of the Jockey Club stewards
