New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-11

slow in giving Mr.. Whipple the frse prize Inc
second prize went 10 the Bloodgood Stock Farms
pair Of roans, the third to Mr. ESSAY J %%I
his own pair, and the fourth to MT CndernliL
The exhibition calling forth the most app,a
during the afternoon was that OF the l9.npihS
ponies H. S. Martindales Delbeck, ridden oy
Foxhall Keenc, won the first prize and both rder
and horse were heartily praised Tor their ''iu'
achievements. o ,,o,,-
The exhibition in the evening began az ciTVs
with parade of stations in classes |, % B..
"a. %, 30 and 80 These included the noted
sres and Of thoroughbreds trotters roads1trs,
teams The display was extremely fine There
were nearly fifty animals in the parade. severai
of them prize-wnncrs in this ana o,her SHOWS ,H
and the prancing steeds were appaNded as they
assed the turns. After the stallion parade came
the Judging Of ladies' saddle horses. Tho
winner to BE- ss ens E sn
De II. Hollin's Pilgrim third, and Mrs. ii. Mck.
Twombly's Countess fourth. >. Clinch Smith
the first prize for the pest carriage noSe with
Freddy. .,.a ,.h.. a..
inmpers came ont at 0 p. m. There were so many
Of them, and they were So nearly ma,sneu, INA.
nearly two hours were occupied IN Judging tnis
class The first prize finally was gwen 10 Eiho'
The awards in detail showing the names Of the
horses and their owners with other details follow:
THORoUGHBREDs
Glass 1saons three years old or c oyer RI % 70 %
shown to halter or bride fs ,s p' hx r' H. seward
WeSb second prize 300 First prize W. H. Fesrinss
%PTed ss TSp saq b Sss TO 1f'
second A. Cassatts Ben Dor a bay isl wsssr
2 2et ySs' sidney ss lfR syicr KieSmond
Altonwood stool, Farms weicher. brown 10 hands
wears. sire Warwick, dam Luna H., -. loot, ..
shown to halter First prize siS %S, soof b,y s years
as:; R.:
Carriers brown mare vanadis, three years OLD Sire I'M
ported Plzarro, dam Nered.
TRoTTERs
must he s'F: Standard sri0' and registered a,
as Of The NATIONAL assSsitSn Fl three pg yesr
old and S nnder four re- be shown hs. BY o
q saddle horse First prize 300 second prime 20?
Years. sire MamSrino King. dam ,Ilnnelua Maid
secondA B. Darlnes King Dsrllng SsT s nsy rssder
Class iGFiies three years old and under four ;,o !"
be shown to harness wagon. First pnze Sioo'
second prize $50 First prize-Jacob Rupperts Fleet
Sses is "a hands sire s$nf Ss@ FARMS
Pnsy bay sire HGms p A%Snt zs as%
bST veaNs Sire If f Epa%s dam Sally Brass
DR.. ". 5. webb's Maiden Fair bay, - IL hangs s.
years sire Happy Medium, dam Mambrlno Maa'
breeder, General WitheIs, Lexington, ny.
PONIES in HARNESS.
Glass 5o-Mare or geldng. not exceeding 49, hands
To be shown before pony cart or paaeton; rs FTP
R lton SH ca tSSSao %pored ropsy il
| hands. years. second-Henry Farfax's Dotet; bay
miss canada a'q Brown mare Ii hands year. h G.
Dr. W S. Webb's Wild Rose, black mare, IL IA hands.
! years
Should be well bred with good tempers, mouths ana
| manners. The gaits required to be shown are walk
Gas 57-Stalllon. mare geding. any height e1.
cecdng Il hands two inches year. 0d or over rr,s
class must be ridden First prize 200 second ,I pe
ceiling 1851 hands. second-Wiam o. sehwan-
weders Gold Coin shGstnat gedng SS In h hnoas
mare 1863 IL hands years. IL. C.--Thomas Iiten,
cock r.'s, Good Times. chestnut sedins' To-. hana'
years.
Glass 4s-Mares or eeldinss four years old or over;
TO be shown before two-wheeled dOeea or TANDEM
and the horses must haze b ose o ts Say 81 eS
hbition. First prize Sl2o. second prze S1 S ,msr
s EsG w nhee and e SOs ss
leader both Ii hnds high second-Pooagooa, I HrS
Farms ,,c mp ptaeT T roan mare al hands and
the latter mare Is IL hands year; etr's
E ESran 1c Star Sy and PATTI matched team Of bays
hands High sired by Little Wonder H. CFsnc is
hands high each ) and years Ola Respectively
wpIGHT-CARRYING ooBs.
For hest weight, carrying cob. not exceeding Is Is
hands be shown under saddle Gn ann nered Sy Charles
Lanier. winncr-Captain R. u. j. Bi"@e's MSnr'''
brown stallion. IL hands aged s,o.. and hest man.
noo pSSv not exceeding hands to be shown
with nailet and ball by member Oh S s av msre
! poo club Prize, 300. j. r. Co"uin oSs ~
! clover ridden by Foxhal keehe. won NANNY
SADDLE HORSES.
Glass os-Lady's horse seldng four y ssS
eS or oyer ran nF'i bJps tyi Eric chestnut sns
Deans ch m 1871 "a hands. years ', .hh..nd.
DE r. H. H0llinss Pilgrim, bay eeldins loi IL cn,sss
| a wears II. C.-Mrs. ii. Mex. Twomoiys '""e"'
roam mare To-
CARRIAGE HORSES.
Glass 4o-Judged quality: style and action MaS
or gelding exceeding To- hanes 10 pe 0E scond
sr dSsca ESQ First prize j. cineh smiths Crane
buke. black gelding, rs hands; second , mo
.nS,s FREDDY chestnut eeldng. l5.2 l3 nanas
" " "a hands ten Years. II. C-Rudolph Ellis's jean
brown mare 1872 "a hands, eight years.
HUNTERS AND JUMPING CLASSES.
Qualified hunters must have been hunted regularly
for M least two with some recognized PACK
| hounds Green hunters must not not have won :
prize at any Of this ASSOCIATIONS previous sho~s Ts
have been hunted regularly with any pack o. hoan""
Class 7e-Jumping class open to all Perfor1ns lnS
over fences only TO count. First prize 800 sesolss
prize go First--Ellio Zb0rowski's Countess en Ss
nut mare years second, R. d. Wlnthrop's hoyJM1TT
V. II. C., Miss Birds Merry Boy; H. c. c. weiden'"'
Prince. ,,.
In the exhibition of roadsters az o'clock ton
afternoon Marshall p. Wilder will drive his p s~
perb twenty -mies-an-hOur trotter Nellie pE'
with which he hopes to capture the blue rpnoon
The seventeen horses entered by Jacob MY
pert, the brewer, are valued at $500, 900. Mh
Rupert recently refused an offer Of $2OO0o io'
Zephyrus.