New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-07

JUDGING HUNTERS AND TANDEMs.
Mr. RrruERroRD WINS WITH ROLLlCkKR-BEKRI
10 IN

Bemstead and j. b. Morris, il IS Tallsman was an an
nounced for $50 p. H. There was e nf the two
horses. Talisman took long run IRON ,mo 1 on u
the field. Hemstead on the o'hcr h wait
came can made up D,mo ,4 standing jump After number
Of trials both horses succeeded III clearing FOUR icS'
ami eleven inches Another par Aus v iae, and eiS
inches Talisman tried once and sueeeeded IN
tnockinc down all the bars. Then he baked ana
his rider could not induce Inn to make another
triai Uemstead tried and carried away the
top bar. The jump was then arransdSd s at
five feet and three inches a ems,eadb a TS.
ever received the first prize. as Hemsteau nau
ball at some of the former jumps. IN tue Eyes
of those who saw the contest. ilemstead passeo as
There was another fine exhibition of jumping in
the evening, s. B. Mag9un Who rode us w Lln'a
iirst prize last night. Mounted on pony,
and of diminutlve stature himself, he e
was greeted with burst OF applause "n 'nn n ~
cleared without a touch all the hurdles, some 20, Cl
with baked bigger horses and older riders he
last contest OF the evening was the h'gn Jumping
for green hunters w. E Vdl,Tr H. H. Herberts
r. F. " and ]. l.. Harrimans Badger.
+. F. " and Badger went out before TIE jumping ping
, ta'nr av between Vedetto and Rollicker. Mr.
Ruther ord rode his own horse, thing nat gentle
men are not generally anxious f"a, and two r inches
were cleared by Vedette with one of his maenlhcent
bounds Rolllcker followed, touched the Top par.
Vedette failed ROicker Knocked oil the Top oar
twice IN attempting the jump, and every one sup
posed that he would refuse at the thlru tIial'
On the contrary, be cleared the jump Wthou'
Touch and won the first prlZe 49,, -. o,o
The tuneful notes of the donkey and the mule are
still heard at the Madison Square uatuen' put w
nav they will he heard for the last time Out oI
instice to Kitty and her sister donkey u OuKnV 10
he stated that they bray only httle; III Is 70 oe
hoped that this nunaa GpSste vocal chords
Kitty has a great deal OF good sense for her SIZE
and she never brays except at tle plOpei tiiiie.
When class Of handsome horses arc uhuvisoaos
;udgment i'm the ring she IS as silent as mouse
hut wien some young gentleman. whose norsenl?n-
ship not beyond question: mounts an r Ids
fnrousy at a hurdle, and has the sdtislactoI VI
clearing it even though his horse remains on lne
other side then SOUND Is heaTu III yo LODGED in
Kitty's throat breaks forth and dominates the
thunder of applause which greets the happy r!9eI.
The managers of the show are beginning 70 ehJGy
that feeling of relief which ALWAYS follows the
success of large enterprise. The attendance az Lic
Garden during the four days OF the exhlnIion mas
hs.n all that could be desired. Naturally, Inc
morning has always been a slack time. but the
crowds that have filled the building during the
afternoon and evening have July ~,
the slim morning attendance me MtGino W.. W,
between ) and o'clock, is tne tlhie "Icu tno
crowd is at It's height. Al that hour business men
dron in at the show on their way uptown, ana Wy
IN frret the cares of the day and get an appetite
for dinner by watching the horses lie IlahaeeIs
now feel convinced that pecuniarlly Tue sno" VII
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of exhibits its success has been assured since the
opening day. . .,.. ,o-,i,c attracted
few suectators and awakened little interest. AS
nsual the programme was headed ny al HuloIIIoh
of tire-engiue horses The public IS, however,
becoming familiar with the wonderful raplui'Y
disnlaved by the engine companies IN getting hnuer
way and is no longer startled by RECORD Oh Two
or three seconds Engne Company NO, / per
formed Yesterday The records for the morning
afternoon and evening trials respectively were > =,
SO and 3lo seconds. Those who were Ill tHe
Garden at noon had an opportunity OF seeing S'mo
of the descendants of Don CoSsack ana MaIDfiho
King whose appearance in the ring the dav IeIor9
eNcitrd much admiration. Among me lIoItcrs anu
roadstes that were Judged al that Tune WGLS Nv" wv
Of Don CussIcks fillieS, Lady COssaCk apu NaIln
Cossack They both looked like Their Iatnef'
especially Lady Cossack, whose Gam vas Ai,iiTn,j
aud who has all the points of her distinguished
lineage COssack Lass, Il onc-yeal-old MY, vas also
ont. All these COssack ANIMALS are bred on thc
CotDn STOCK Farm, which has sent one Ot tue
tinrst exhibits to lie seen at the snow. Maubrlho
KIM was also represented IN TINS cOntest pN MS
fuy Fora. At o'clock there was SYN an t trnt
exhibition. Four or hve ol the most famous 'lot
ing stations were shown IN the ring. eAcll one
with four OF his get These fathers OF the trottlng
tribe walked proudly before t1eiT coitS' as II 70
s,'oNy inc young ones what should be the gait and
bearing of q horse of pedigree. Malnhrlho kihg
wore Il look OF cOntcnment. rs IL ne was s''is',eu
that his beauty would not die with hIlnsc!l. Don
('ossack and his three FLIES, Jeanette. Cossack
Maid and Lady CoSsack. and his colt Alta CossatK
wer, oil lei 10y grooms III tine gorgeous 1luD anu
white livery OF tue Cation stock arm. nahlh 5
Amont, ir., King Wilkes au Snawmht were an
in the nm. They paraded slowly around each
tribe by itself for an hour and hail. W hlle the
indres strove to decide which stallion had reared
The hnest family. When at last 1t was known
that ManbrnO KING and his four colts had
received the blue ribbOn. there was loud claI ping
and then the spectators crowded abOut the rail 10
see the exhibition of tandems, which anne next on
Al William Hendre, ir.'s dog cart, with It's
tandem team of handsome bays wheeled INTO The
ring and the groom swung himself up To Tue PACK
scat in the most approved fashion, there was long
breath of admiration drawn all over tie house,
aud tho spectators Involuntary closed thclr eyes
rs if dazlied by so much elegance. Nj Hemarle y
team was soon followed by those OF {. W: meyer,
ir j. +. McCandcss and i. i. UnderhllL Nr.
underhills turnout was the only one driven ny Il
groom aud at first il looked as the leader was
unwilling to acknowledge tie authority OF hlIe-
lang and, in his master absence intended 10 haFo
his own way. He took IL INTO his head 10 tuIh
round lust at the most lnopportune moments ana 10
save appearances the driver WAS forced TO pretend
10 had always been his firm intention to turn Just
nj thcse precise moments. At last ne asserted MS
authority with a vigorous snap OF the whip, ana
from that time on no horses drove more dOciIely
than Mr.. Cndcrhnrs Mir. McCandless scare mi team
Wee perfect. Tie cart WAS small one WIN Mn'lo
wicker body aud red whecS. The balance was 50
perfect that no wheeled trap could have l0ted
less pretty little white horse was between tI;o
shafts and the leader was a stylish chestnut. a. NJ
dodge had offered special prize for the best ana
the best appointed tandem, and this prize MI
McCanIlcss won, receiving also the second prize III
the regular tandem contest. Inc hIsI PII(e was
given TO Mr.. Meyer.
The following prizes were awarded:
7 or dog.cart hOrses-Cass No -, matched pairs
o. mares or gcidiuss under fifteen hands one inch
aud not exceeding sixteen hands green horses the
urocrty OF Dealers; first prize l. III Dahl
iuans Duke and Monarch; second prize g. ID. Kings
pair of bay geiings
saddle horses-Class No 90, mares or gcdings not
exceeding fifteen hands four years Old and over hrst
orilc Mrs william POttcrs Fashion; second prize,
Prescott IawrenccS EeIdy.
C,hs-CIass No. 81, stations not under fourteen
and no. exceeding fifteen hands iuch four years Old
and over: first prize, Prescott Iawrences Fashion;
ssron nrize A. j. Cassatts Little Wonder. Glass No
"a mares or gedngs exceeding fourteen hands two
nrhes first prize l.. X Willaras Prince second prize.
IT. T. IIcrbert'S Fox. -, ,,-
ponr.-Class No. 90 mares or gcldings over thirteen
and lot exceeding fourteen hands one men hTs prze
Miss NJ MasOn's Dolly; second Prlle H. l.. LelOeTt =
Fox. - nj $500. -, 49,, ,...,,
3rec. f.; prize Lady COssack, Of Cation stock Farm
.econd prize sarah C0ssack. or owners; class No