for March 23, 1923 - - 5 liiiitiiiiiiintiiiit tiMtiiiiifitiiittiitiiiiiiiifiitiiiiiiitiiiiiiiiiritififfiMifvititMiitiiiiiriiiiiiirififitifritMititiiiMiiiitMiiitiiiiiiiittiiiiitiiiiiiiiiiti iiiiiiiiiiitiiMiiiitiiiiii miiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii in iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiitiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiitiiiiiiintii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiinii iiiiiiiiiiini The Hurd Cup Race THE feature event of the Jockey Club races this week was the First Annual Hurd Cup race and was won by Firing Line, owned and ridden by Arthur Hillcoat of Memphis, Tenn. The Clockmender, winner of the Swigert Cup a few weeks ago, came in second, and Mrs. C. H. Norton's entry, No Trump, with Snyder up, finished third. This event was run over the six furlong journey and was named in honor of N. S. Hurd, donor of the cup and one of the founders of the Pinehurst Jockey Club. It will be an annual fixture on the Club's schedule and Mr. Hurd will donate the cup each year. The race created a great deal of interest among horsemen and race goers at Pinehurst and Mr. Hurd was the recipient of much praise for his generous sportsmanship. Only four horses accepted the issue in this event and because of his victory in the Swigert Cup The Clockmender went to the post a hot choice with Firing Line second in favoritism. Dr. Giltner sent the field away in perfect alignment. The ultimate winner broke forwardly and stole off to a comfortable lead but relinquished it for a time to The Clockmender who, at one stage of the journey, seemed to have the race and the cup securely tucked away, but when the field swung for home the real racing began. The Clockmender was in front with Firing Line close at his heels. Hillcoat drove his mount through a narrow opening and in one of the most spectacular finishes seen here in some time he overhauled the leader in the last twenty yards and flashed under the wire a head in front. The afternoon's program included, in addition to the Cup race, three harness races, another dash over the flat and a special match race between horses driven by Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Cane, owners of the Good Time Stable, in which Mrs. Cane defeated her illus trious husband. Uncle Sand, entered by N. S. Hurd and ridden by Snyder, accounted for the five and half furlong event with Anvil, ridden by Miles, and Miss Helen Waring's entry, Joe Milliner, following in the order named. The Summary : LoveBerry (Moore) ..1 1 Billy Allen (Flowers) 2 2 The Judge ( Cane) 3 3 Dr. Starter (F. Thomas) 4 4 Time 2:16, 2:21. Pinehurst Special Norman Dillon (Mrs. W. H. Cane) 1 1 Let Fly (Mr. W. H. Cane) 2 2 Time 2:1 2:9. Early Spring Trot Martin J (F. Thomas) 1 2 Binland (Sebree) 2 1 Baby Ruth (Hawkins) 3 4 Tom C. Webber (J. Thomas) 4 3 Time 2:19, 2:19. Combination Harness Race Robert Ashland (Hawkins) 1 1 Veneer Queen (Moore) 2 3 Billy Mack (F. Thomas) 3 2 Waupenee Jr. (Flowers) -".4 4 Time 2:20,2:19- Five and Half Furlongs Flat Uncle Sand (Snyder) 1 Anvil (Miles) .; 2 Joe Milliner (Wright) 3 Time 1 :09 1-5. Black Leaf also ran. First Annual Hurd Cup Six Furlongs Firing Line (Hillcoat) 1 Clockmender (Jolly) 2 No Trump (Snyder) 3 Time 1 :17. Tetley also ran. 3he mot Early Reservations Suggested A "perfectly charming" English Inn in the glorious, out-of-door Land of the Sky. Real Southern hospitality, home like informality, perfect service, concen trated comfort. An "all the year" resort for pleasure and sport exclusively. Horse back riding. Finest of motor roads. Perfect Golf in a Perfect Climate Two 18-hole courses The Ashevtlle, and the Nex Biltmore Forest Country Clubs ALBERT H. MALONE, Manager 3n America ftnrnsU$H 3tm- LIFT THE LATCH TEA ROOM Pinebluff, North Carolina TEA SERVED EVERY AFTERNOON LUNCH AND DINNER BY APPOINTMENT Telephone H. P. 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