New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-24
JUDGING THE HORSES.
THE SECOND DAY OF THE SHOW.
PRIZES FOR RoADsTEKs AND CARRIAGE HoRsEs-A
WINNER NOT APPLAUDED.

pp,zrs FOR RoApsTEKs AND CARRIAGE HoRsEs-A
WINNER NOT APPLAUDED.
Tho first important proceeding in the second day
of the National Horse show was tne JuGEgns In In
class No. rs of mares and geldings four years anu
over there were no less than twenty-One enIr !5
THE rst prize fell to BrignOa, the property OF u
lam Rockefeller, of this city, and the second 10
Daisv Hamilton, belonging to ]. g. west, also
New-YoTker. There were only Two GLASSES Juueo on
in this section the other being for stations one year
old the first prize for which was won 0y frOteGIeuI
n French horse imported by Cyrus BOsWqrtn, "
Cleveland, Ohio. The Importation Oh r0nG St oU5
for breeding heavy rOadsers and Tor Drougnaln anu
carriage horses was developed still more strongly IN
The afternoon, when Colonel Delaney Kane judged
that section. OF the seven coaching stations Tour
years old and over entered for competition, Two
were imported from England and three from france
and two were bred in this country. Inc nist plIIo
of ri 30 was given to Brin DAmOur, an immense
bav horse four years old, imported from France. by
Cvrus Bosworth The second prize fell to lyroheh
another French horse seven years Gd' BELONGING maresU
horse sire Kentucky Prince dam Queen recely yea
very honorable mention. and Barnet an b Eng ~
stallion, belonging to Messrs Shepard ana feer, ~
Mount Norris n. Y, had the honor OF the f0urth
award OF the coaching stations three years Old two
were French imported by l. H. 9an altman n %i s'
When these heavy creatures had Oeen sent W
their stalls came the Judging of the carriage horses
proper-anmals broken to harness. lhI roMpd The
Enclosure there was q ring of broughams, l-caIts,
pony carts, village carts, phaetons Ame[Cdhn tUp
buggies. and dOuble-Seated buggeS, 10 Hillon w" NJ
haTnessed the competitors of the three cassesSSo.
~ for single brOngham or carriage horses No 80 To-
matched pairs of the same, and No. "a for smaller
arietV of horse fiji for carts of any description ana
not more than fifteen aud half hands Ilgn; lhey
all circled around the inclOsure Oemg i9t Tue loSt
part driven by regular coachmeh; ~ qulchily
BECAME evident that there were two distinct styIeS
of action-that of the American ROADSTER OF pure
Foter and that OF 9g Kane was crapnonsy
careful in examining the claims of the competitors
They were numerous so much so, indeed as 70 Het
the nervous and highly strung American horSss
One entry especially, bay mare named Kate, az
tracted great attention from the effect OF the mnslc
upOn her She almost danced to IT, ana went taSt
or slow according TO the measure. For single car
Iiage horses the first prize was awarded 10 MIS-. o.
d. Ripey's Dick an animal OF handsome actlOn; ;
George Works Duke received the second prize in the
same class. The same lady was successful with her
matched brOugham horses, Charlie ana BUY, whlGh
were driven to handsome victoria. George ~
King of this city, drove Bob Douglass and Mate
the winners of the second prize, TO n phaet0n In
the class for T-cart horses, A. Y. Hodges, OF New
York, won the first prize with DICK anu te sJcomu
was only sparing when the results were made
known for they concerned individuals more than
the general public, who were completely at sea as
10 the principles upon which the decisions were
based. Not a few spectators misplaced their sym
pathes and expected horses to win that were not
even mentioned. -,
This was still more generally the case in the next
class r. for special premium offered Oy W. n
Vanderbilt for the best stopper in single harness.
There were twenty-fOur entries for this and among
them Lady De Jarnett, SAID to he the PRIDE OF ken-
tucky She was trOtted around the ring slowly
and at speed. and the spectators broke out INTO
Vehement applause. She was not mentioned.
Dandy also entered in tandem team not yet
Judged, received the prize, and Captain inks
Charlie, and Whitelegs were placed second tara
and fourth. They may all be classed as horses OF
the English type, and were handsome animals with
fine action though to the unframed eye not to be
named in the same breath with Lady DE JaTnett.
Under the circumstances it was impossible that the
winner should be applauded. Glass %, for hunters
carrying 100 pounds, was then judged oy IarLoI
Livingston. The water jump was suppressed ara
the seven competitors acquitted themselves n9Ply'
T. D. Morgan'S Alcazar was first, and Stanley Nor
timers Desperation second.
In the evening Carol Livingston resumed the
Judging of saddle-hOrses lie AWARDED the hrSt
prize in the ladies' horse class TO Marie stuart,
owned by Charles Cattanach, and ridden by Miss
Melhuish. The second prize went TO Z, &. Magoun
Tampa ridden by young Magoun In the next
Livingston gave the first prize to James /. wood;
wards Prince upon which William Potter, who had
entered Surprise, and was riding her himself, made
O protest lie claims that he did so on the ground
that Prince was LIZ inches over the fifteen hands
allowed in this class, and that his Ian
guage was respectful and temperate. Mr. Wharton
on tn other hand, claims that Mr.. POtters Ian;
Cnage to him was so grossly violent, profane and
abusive that he refused to receive his protest and
had him expelled said from fnrbd the that ring gebGI
he nor any of his entries would be allowed
in the ring during the duration of the horse show
The second prize in this class was given TO Charles
Ianier's Homemade. At the conclusion of this I'M
pleasant incident ID. L. Herr, of Lexington, KY.
Judged class p of the roadsters-Stallions, fonI
Shepherd, of Bound Brook, r.. j., took first
prize with Spartan, jr.; William DurlandS
Comet was second. After this there was, sweep
stakes steeplechase for hunters, in which e" Pat
Mcany, Foxhall Keene, the three imported lady
riders, Mr.. BlaSSOm and Stanley Mortimer tooB
part, besides others whose names could not be
learned. Il was an mpromptu affair and the name,
of the horses entered could not be learned either
which detracted largely from its interest