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JUMPING AT BELMONT PARK THE INTERNATIONAL STEEPLECHASE SERVES TO ATTRACT MANY TO THE BIG TRACK. Belle of Eryn Mawr Is an Added Starter and the Winner of the Race — Air Man First in the Milo Handicap— Track Gossip. New York. .lime 4. — Lovers of cross-country sport had their innings at I.elinont Path this aftera 1, wnea the lull inatlaaal Btenpli 1 hat Handicap, which v.. is carded aa the feature, brought out a large delegation of followers of this bran-li of racing. W. A. Prime furnished the winner of this stake, which had a net value of .3!»0 to the winner, in I.elle of Brya Mawr. a mare which has been raciag consistently and well at the hunt courses el lite. Always well up with the aacrmalcia. BaaTc of Bryn Mawr took the lead on the far side, us the field made its last swing around the green and from that stage withstood successive challenges to score bj open daylight, ltal Parrs Robert Oliver, rlosiaa up with a rush at the end. got up in timn to lake second place from Mrs. Payne Whitneys Chcrrj Malote. The latter ruled favorite on the strength of recent good race* ai Betaaoul Terminal and Piping Bark, hut tired mar the 1 nil under her impost. The International Steeplechase was run for the eighteenth time today and its history from 1!»o5 is here shown: V.ar. Winner. A.Wt. Jockey. Yal. Time. Year Age. Wt. Jockeys. Val. Tim. . 1900 Arian • 153 Pinaegan . .Sl.ggg 4:01 nun; lbrcnioid 4 135 Danihut ... 1.. Ml.". 4:13 1807 Pagaa Bey ...7 14g B. Holder .. 1.7SS 8:83 ISgg Sanctus 5 142 Bunco 2,383 3:93 1338 Grandpa 18 148 Tdtek BBS 4:0i% 1818 Monte Carlo ..13 13! Pending ... 438 4:02% lS14**Mi*atea .". 14c It. Haynea . 1.720 r.:33 ISIS Bmakcnkurg . ." 182 II. Williams 1,888 4:20 inn; Breatw 1 ... :. 144 L. PrankMn 1 .3so 4:13 1817 i.. ef B. Mawr. 7 13! S. Bank ... 1.310 4:1S **At about 2-.. miles. Run at Morris Iark until luO.i. No racing in 101 1 ami 1!12. Not run in 1013. For three year olds .-.nil over in 1818, The mile handicap, which fell to CilVi.ril A. Cochrans Air Man. featured the flat racing and resulted in an easy score for this colt, which came from far back to win going away from Whimsy, tiie early p.u emaker. R. F. Carman will ship sixteen horses to Montreal tonight for the ltlue Honnets meeting. This doe* not include Wilfred Yiaus recent purchase Omar Khayyam, as that three year-add will remain ill New York to fill out his engagements here. Matt Winn Arrives from Louisville. M. J. Winn, general manager of the Churchill Downs. Laurel and Kmpire City courses, was an arrival from Louisville and will remain in the east for the summer. the BCtsnoat Iark management has notified all Jockeys, stable and track employes between the ages of 21 and 31 of the importance of registering for the draft tomorrow. Jockey J. M.tcalf has signed a contract to ride for Jefferson Livingston and will depart for Louisville loiuoriiMV. Handicap, a two-year oil eotl by Day Lad— Bun of Luck, the property of II. 11. Hewitt, died al I.eliie.ii ; Park this morning. He contracted pneumonia en route from Louisa Hie. . J. Fit/. Gerald has been appelated presiding steward for the Hamilton Jockey Clubs meeting, which opens June 20. I.. Davis Dancer ran away two miles while working over the training track this morning. This iieiv ssilateil his withdrawal from the fifth race. 1;. C. Winfreys Woodward has gone umiss and will be umppod to Dr. Schulz farm at Bad l.ank, ., . J., and tidied out for the summer. J. B. Maddi 11 has turned over Towerlight. a two-year-old by Ogdea Magnolia, to O. C. Winfrey. Tkla young trainer has met with much success with tne get of Ogdea and his influence, I Mr. Madden ill his action. Jockey Bufua Shilling was an arrival from Ken-tin ky Saturday eoning. Jockey K. Griffith has joined the tinny of aviation corps training at Mineola. Long Island. Fleet, a winner over the jumps the last day at liinlico. has boon purchased from O. Willing, Jr., by the Clou Riddle Paras* Stable. The Finn worked a mile and tin eighth in l:rio"-5 this morning as preparation for the Suburban. Jockeys I.oftus. I.uxtoii and Schuttinger arrived from Louisville this morning, where they journeyed to ride in Saturday; Kentucky Handicap. Boats, Fd Crump and Sunbonnet. the property of A. K. Macnnber. are due trom Louisville tomorrow and it is expected the Andrew Miller shipment will arrive this evening.
