New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-11-08
STATELY FOUR-IN-HANDS.
A COACHING PARADE AT THE HORSE SHOW.
HORSE SENSE AND HUMAN INTELhiSENOH-
AWARDS OF PRIZES.

HORSE SENSE AND HUMAN INTEhhi"ENoH-
AWARDS OF PRIZES
The notable feature OF the horse snow ~ 'na'
,,. horses know more than the men who undertake
70 handle them "Patr Lynch, professional 1ochey,
was badly cut about the head yesterday by lah
from the back of Floyd Ferris's Amont' quanheo
hunter who should have been disquailhea ior KNOW
ing moro OF the jumping business 'nah MS r'uoi'
Tom Boy, Charles Phzer, trs huh'er' he" "n"'
he could not jump anything ana rieu h"'u " IN
still that knowledge into the Drains vi INC 'oos.
nm, h. Was per,stently put at fences until he broke
ore all 10 pIeces stood his head, caused panic
among women and children and mashed some in'eii-
gence and tanbark into the head OF the young man
who rode him. Then he was permi''eu W reuio
There are few conspicuous exceptions 10 TINS pre-
vainr rule of othingsm-no aiiusion 10 fa'ner
Ahr.m-amonr the riders and rensmen But Tor
Foxban Kecne's clever hands and able horsemanship
duchess would not have taken even so smaii all
honor as the white rosette In the jumping contest
NJ Green hunters. Neither would Thunder, blazes'
Locust and Iron have won the coveted blue rose''e
from three other iourin-hand teams If the relns
hoa heen held over them by less skilful whip than
y II Underbnl. The parade of fourn-hands was
the best exhibition OF the day. Mr. Underhins haho-
some browns, all sixteen hands and perfectly
trained were handled with astonishing ease ana
confidence by their owner, who is an extremely sght
voung man and wears spectaclcs. His coach was
The second prize went to Charles p. Williams, US
team of chestnuts Brown Bread Ginger Snap, Tom
and Sherry These horses, which were much lighter
than Mr. Underhin's, drew coach with req running
gear and black body. +. X. sturgis's four roans'
Free Lance. Corsair The DUKE anu
LADY Lee, were poorly driven oy
groom to q yellow and black coach Ihey arc soiS
bulky fellows and we'll matched, the sort for haru
service Louis Onativa's four, Mystery, SURPRISE
Pauline and Lord Gordon, were harnesseo 10 ui"s
that looked too much like one OF the Guy Pauoi
wagons All that it needed was dash OF reo more
and there ...,.
The awards in class IL, which comprised uot'ins
,.n,ons over four years. caused heart burnings j. g.
,Coates the owner Of Tariff by Clarion Chlei, was
preyiousy disappointed, declaring that his morse was
overlooked by the judges. Tariff he asserted, haa ne
hest individual record Of the lot 2:2O 3 yet ne d
not get so much as q white rosette Trotang men, as
a mile. thought that c. J. Hamln's Mambrino King
ras entitled to first prize, but 1t went 10 bayohhe
Prince.
Mrs. Langtry sent into tho ring tho best and best
appoipted lady's turnout in Cox and Hungarian, Two
superb brown gcldings who easily captured he oiue
rosette Hawk and vuiturc and Mrs John wallace 5
Peacock and Dandy Jim also contended for the prize
Exhibitors continue to wear their NUMBERS "uero
thew cannot be seen by the spectators
. Two DISTINGUISHED Canadians were among Che nun
dreds of prominent persons who visited the garden IN
the course Of the day. They were Sir Aooipne r..
,Caron X. c. NJ. c., O. c., Minister OF Mhua anu
Defence in the Dominion Government ana the hoh'
j. S. d. Thompson Minister of Justice These geh'Ae
men saw the tails of several horses decorated WIN
Harrison and Morton colors and heard Ebens Bano
play something that sounded Ike Har11son's march
10 the Harlem. Nearly all the boxes were occupieu
in the evening by the families Of their owners among
whom are Henry W. I. Mall. II. A Alexander, W. u
CULVER II. Durand, H. l. Nicholas, John d. CheeVer,
H. Ii. HOLSTER, R. F. Tysen, John 6. Heckscher'
Cornelius Fellowee, August Belmont Thomas Mcheai''
W. f. Wharton, Judge Morgan j. OBrien, Ii. T. Case'
p Fn,ton Cutting H. Van Rensselaer, Kennedy, Wash
tngton E. Connor S. A. Walsh, +. T. UnderhiA, Marion
Story Prescott Lawrence, John Wallace, A. a. Law
renee Charles Lanier, Alfred Youngs, Oliver Halr1-
man. Samuel S. Sands, jr., A. c. Hodges, J. De
Neqtvs aasn4 Sn1s,6n NJ Mor psoss ali Wsn
Woodward IT,, S. T. Hyde, T: Louis Onativia ); A,
# s. s ks n bon Rpss
Frtsoh, Mrs. Douglas, Brayton tyes, II SaS 9,
CONN & Mss n0ds scores Of Club men We're
present in evening dress
AWARDS.
tBlue rosette indicates first prize. red second yellow
saddle Blue Blu f%Ss
tolsS yellow. stock Farms IOnsfel0w' white
Cisss asmssSy dTausht No blue and red
sw: SSe x ss fee he'0S
Glass s2Cydesdale stations over four years Blue
s'' eiss. Z stations three and four
vs no h THOMAS RasM c sS Sge of Bae
Class s4Cydesdsle stations between Two ana three
yellow T nlSH so MsBsys ~
,n s Sd wason hOche
Class hes between two and three years ss
Ie fss DoeTs Lass O. LowTe ,o,, Rim. ros.,,.
& s @SSe ps no hef
Class 4o-Norman stations over four years No blue
,S s;ts req M Mc%ss Bruno sTa1 '''"
Glass ssse SoS se
dan by asr0d oI% Ga g. white a. B. wsace
"a s + &s. R RSS '4';:fS ! Eeiss %Ss
Queen white A. r MOEewOod's Kentucky tOl Joe hin,
Td B'yonps am Rn9ef a BY ESs
yellow, G j. namin's Almont' H. white A. A. Bon
tered ) SsTasa: Rsaso ss By s'
@ s sS ss; BY
Sa' 4 SHdss in Ss
Iron; red, Charles P. Williams tr's' Brown Bread
Ginger sssp Ts% ana The Duke AND Lady Lee White
louis onstiva's Mystery Surprise Pauline and Ladl
ss. 1 e. As Saat5Ss 6sS P5'
horses and cars O. Bqs 0E ESsSs
yellow. j. MeDermOtts Lady Mack; white MetropOh
green hunter; Van Blue aIso .os MR BEAUTY
saeM Mss 9h Kate ca susan White Fozha
duchess. nj 1919. IT tr,vomcver
f,,s Snindr;t: red f. D. Morean's Holiday; yenoW
s F. eTnish Haddens Red Eye; white j. j. van Aien
Class 39-HIeh-steppers Special prize offered , py
r. A. schermerhorn. taken by W. T. u S'oAeSS Ink
Class s5-Thoroughbred qualified hunters. Blue 70
St. IT Hitchcock 1r's Windbean; req, same o"heI
HsIdtfmes yellow Floyd Ferres's Alrnont- NJ, o..o
Class sl.IIafbred qualified hunters Bue ro 1ai
Fecderick Gebhards red, Stanley Mortemers i"ih
bow.
GREETING THEIR NEW LATIN PROFESSOR
Much enthusiasm was manifested at Columbia Col
lece yesterday morning, when 1T was generally known
that Professor H. T. Peck had been elected to fill the
chair OF Latin in the college Acting President Drsler