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HERTZ HORSE EARNS PURSE Count Eleven Scores for Chicagoan at Empire City Longilon Hakes Every Use of Big Advantage Advantageat at Start of High Bridge Purse PurseFeature Feature Contest NEW YORK N Y Oct 28 When Hy Camp was withdrawn from the High Bridge Purse at the Hilltop course yesterday it af ¬ forded Mrs John Hertz Count Eleven a chance to win his second race It was only two victories in nine starts but the son of Reign Count was in a running mood and when he was out of his stall fast he never left the result in doubt doubtNitro Nitro from the Falaise Stable was the one to race to second place and it was only by a nose over Spanish Jean which raced for William Gates Count Eleven was fa ¬ vorite and his victory was a popular one oneThe The overcast skies and occasional sprinkles of cold ran had its effect on the attendance but there was the usual interest manifested in the sport offered offeredThe The start in the High Bridge was a bad one for Count Eleven from the outside stall left in full stride with ChingLing and Chal mac following him Nitro was an unfortu ¬ nate one at the start and he was last of the small field to leave the post and that had its effect on the result resultGAINS GAINS BIG ADVANTAGE ADVANTAGELongden Longden made every use of his advantage at the break when he sent Count Eleven into a lead of two lengths before he took hold of his head Perfect Dear and Ching Ling were locked back of Mrs Hertz colt and then came SkyfHer and Spanish Jean Bierman who was replacing Workman on Nitro was taking an unusual time to rouse the son of Stimulus and he only had one horse Chalmac beaten beatenBefore Before the stretch was reached Count Eleven had added another length to his lead and he was still three lengths to the good as he crossed the line Nitro largely on his own courage closed a big gap when he was along to nose out Spanish Jean for second place and she was just half a length before Chalmac ChalmacThere There was a foul claimed when Sammy Renick rode Dewey Benthams Bill D to vic ¬ tory in the second race Donoso who had the mount on Mrs Lillian C Bryces Addis lodged the claim charging that Renick had interfered with his mount swinging into the stretch by riding him close It was a fight ¬ ing finish with the Bentham plater scoring by a neck A length and a half away Bud ¬ die Treacy from the Woolford Farm stable beat Bosnia for third thirdAfter After questioning the riders and the patrol judge the stewards could find no reason for disturbing the order of the finish finishThere There came an unfortunate accident in the first race at a mile and seventy yards for maiden juveniles when J A Heaieys Sun shaft was knocked down on the first turn and Sonny Workman had a bad falL He was carried from the track to the track hos ¬ pital and an examination revealed that he had escaped with some nasty bruises bruisesHoney Honey Seat which races for Mrs Walter WalterHochschild Hochschild apprenticeGonzales and ridden by the apprentice Gonzales was good enough to lead virtually virtuallyfrom from end to end and at the finish she was wasthree three lengths clear T P Morgans Billa BillaI I bong was second and My Crest from the I theI Crescent Stable closed some ground to be bethird third over Tadpole
