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t a i t a j rj i - t 1 r rj I c 1 i I i t c : i 1 E f J 1 t i 1 1 GOODWOOD STEWARDS CUP j I IS WON BY TETRAMETER LONDON, England. July 25. The Stewards Cup, a handicap with ,000 added at three-quarters, was run at Goodwood today and resulted in an easy victory for Sir Hugh McCalmonta Tetrameter, 5, by The Tctrarch rMandola. Lord Wolvertons The Night Patrol was second and Sir H. Cunliffe-Owens Morning Light third. The weather was clear and bright and a fairly large crowd turned out for the racing. Thirty horses started in tbc Cup. When th race was half run jockey G. Smith sent Tetrameter to the lead and increasing his advantage steadily under restraint the horse came to the finish in a canter four lengths in front of The Night Patrol, while Morning Light just saved third place by a head from King Georges Weather Vane. The remainder of the field was pretty well strung out, with Lord Jerseys Scamp, quoted at 100 to 7 in the wagering, bringing up the rear. Tetrameter, Morning Light and Weath-i er Vane were joint favorites at post time at 10 to 1. The Night Patrol was quoted at 50 to 1. Following is a summary of the race : Sir Hugh McCalnionts Tetrameter, ch. h, 5, by The Tetrarch Mandola O. Smith, 105 pound, 10 to 1 1 Lord Wolvertons The Night Patrol, b. c, 4. by Stedfast Dark Plight Wragg, 103 pounds, 50 to 1 2 Sir II. Cunlifc-Owen Morning Light, br. f, 3, by Sunstar Desmodium Brown, 103 pounds, 10 to 1 3 Tho Gatwick Stakes, at a mile and a half, for three-year-olds, resulted in a victory for Lord Astors Tamar, which was quoted at the prohibitive odds of 1 to 8.
