New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-02
GREAT CROWDS AT THE FAIR.
ALL WESTMINSTER COUNTY THERE.
,uxrs AWARDED IN MANY cLAssEs-INcrDENrs
OF THE DAY.


.eoplc in westcheser County were at the fair which
q beng held near White Plains yesterday. A few
,ronsbly remained at home but from the uncom-
rtably crowded condition OF the fair grounds II
.yident that nearly everybody who could get away
nom work was there. A moderate estimate of the
number Of people present in the afternoon was
$4,000. At that time of the day the grand stand.
which holds 1000, packed; several thousand
Watched the races and horse show from the inHeld,
ard thousands filed the grounds near the booths
and exhibition hall. The day was perfect and many
people drove from Sing Sing, Tarrytown and Nyack
There were many sharpers on the grounds. and the
country people guided numerically. one man
nom Armonk w. II. Searles, spent SO at one Of the
marble boards and won 50 So but did not receive a
cent He complained at the secretarys Office, and
the sharper turned cut Of the grounds.
The usual crowd Of fashionable people occupied the
boxes The horse show, Of course, engaged most
Of the attention. The pony "turnouts' received
much applause The little animals were driven BY
extremely young horsemen and horsewomen, and the
exhibition OF that class created much delighted amuse
ment.
exceeding 10 1-2 hands. Elsie Waterbury entered
Jocks; ]. w. Jafrey entered and drove Blue Bell
George Green entered and drove Jennie Mabel Jafray
entered and drove Tafy 7. r. Cofin entered Midget
Robert Coffin driver; j. A. MacEhinny entered Lexing'
ton, Rosemary MscElhnny driver the Misses Agnes
p,
driver; J. r. Peters entered Queenie, Miss Petere
driver Beautiful little Rosemary MacElhlnny, only
FIVE years old, made the prettiest picture, ana tns
spectators hoped that she would get the prize GOV
cup given by John d. Archbod, Of Tarryiown out tno
hsrdhearted judges gave 1t TO George Green hoS0-
mary got the second prize.
The next was class 16-ponles double not exceeding
Is IL hands. The entries were MINNIE anu niaOA
Arrow E S. Reynal and Flirt and Dolle, Harry Mur-
ply. z. S. ReynaPs team received the nrst priIe'
$50 cup presented BY General Samuel x. Ihomss' OF
Dobbs Ferry.
Es Revival also entered the same pair In class IL
ponies, tandem under 10 l-2 hands which came next
The other entries were the Misses Agnes anu Margaret
oooley,s Peggy and Gossip, and Miss Sadie A Krepps
Mary and Sadie X. Minnie and Black Arrow took first
pnse Peggy and Gossip were second.
Glass o7-hackney stations with one Of their
get-was the next These horses entered
Fashion, get Groton Prescott Lawrence. owner; Hert
fordshre seven. get Forest sevell and King Seven.
Hertfordshre received the first prize
In class 81 best three yearod colts. owned in West
chester County, speed to govern mile heats, best two
in three Bradford Rhodes's bay stallion was the only
horse entered. He received the first prize. Time Of
heats-2:5S 1-2, SO
special class. No. 80, for hackney stations fol
lowed. Mr.. Lawrence's Fashion and Mr.. Greenes
Hertfordshire seven the competitors. Fashion
took the $50 cup given by George B. Read.
Class 8, polo ponies, the last These were the
entries: Crow, G. whtlock, Foxhsl Keene, rider
Whorteberry, Marion Story, owner aud rider; Snow
Storm c. S. Bates, owner and rider; Debeck, n. c.
Reynal L. L. Hsight, rider; Brute. n. C. Reynsl
owner and rider; Maybe, G. A Havemeyer, owner
and rider The ponies put through the different
movements of a game of polo Maybe got first prize
a $50 cup given by T. a. IIavemeyer, jr., of West
chester.
The pony and horse races created much enthusiasm
The first race. three furlongs, sweepstake, for
ponies not exceeding IA hands l inch, won by
George Whtlocks Crow, Blute, rider. Time-4o
seconds. FoxhaT Keene's Buckshot ridden by the
owner, was second. These horses also Brandy,
W. G. BroAaw; Gallivant. A NJ Hunter: Banjo, Bronx
stables; Longsteet H. B. seeey Iroquols, c. Wood;
The Bruit, n. c. Reynal; Delbeck N c. Reynal; Lady,
Il. A. Berger.
The second running race, handicap sweepstakes.
for horses and ponies not exceeding fourteen hands
two inches, won by A. Whites Pocahontas ridden
by the Ttme-1 or Distance, five furlongs.
A. NJ Hunters Gallivant Hunter rider, was second
". G. Brokaw's Brandy and n. c. Reynals The Bruit
also ran.
The third race, handicap sweepstakes for horses
and ponies not exceeding fifteen hands; mile on
the fiat, was won by North Park Smlthtown Stables.
Time-l 81 IL. W. Hayess Carteret was second
Bijou, Bronx stables; Lorillard John Duryea, and
White Jim. D. W. Gray. also ran These are the
Of the other races:
FIRST RACE. TRoTT1NG. 20 CLAss-PURsE $500.
John DAYS Blk G. Biiiy Marshall. 49,.
GItonxoOd stables D.. g., Pat Farrell;
limo Of heats-2 PIN, . :30A, 2 :30s, Q 32h.
SECOND RACE, TRoTTING, 40 CLAss-PURsE $500.
theodore L. Arthur,s b. Z; Frank s.-........--.
Philip hsgsmsn,s Lady Weg6s-
I. ii. Hurd's b. g Prince Mbert.....-....---..
" SsSS B sr5aRSs c6 1' : wdoimaa
Time Of heats-2 :34A, :S6is. sS4 2 "a. 2 '35a.
THIRD RACE. RUNNING. FREE FOR ALL-PURsE
D. :: W Streets CHI c. Senator Or
! n g Me1sSsSn's g I1t saS Mcgowan
Brsseis and RonHcod Stables B. g FTank L. also ran
An exceedingly large number of premiums were
awarded yesterday. Here are fewsof the most i'm
oortant: -
rro:tng CT road stsllSons-salon with three Of his
et first prize, c. II. Devine. White Plains. Stallion,
years old, fret prize 2. II. Devine. Stallion,
ears Old first prize, @. H. Devine. Stallion, years
i'd first prize, H. C. Bassett someTs; second prize
onn o'Nefl, New-Ycrk. Stallion, 1 year old. first
rtze John Wander Hende, Yonkers SECOND prize. Dr.
D. De Roude, Nyaek Clydesdsle. Percheron or
;oTnan Iyear old cot second prize John Noader
yende. Coach stauions-Staon with three Of his get
ret prize George Green. Stallion, years Old first
rize same. Mare and foal first prize, same Other
orses-Nare and gedng years Old over first prize
gorge Green seeoad prize John Wander Wende Msre |
? gelding years old over, first prize W. K lice |
Iysck; second prize, Altet Cox, Unicoville Mare OF
econd prize Brown brothers Eastview Mare or geld
h. . years old or over first prize, Roxton farm
dorchester; prize w. G. Pauson White Pains.
OF year old first prize George Green; second prize
rown Bros Hackney stallions-Stalion' years ola'
Isl prize George r. Read
CLASS 5-sHEEP AND SWINE.
Pair ootswold ewes. first prize j. C. Holmes North
liver Pair SOuthdoWn ewes, first prize, sans FLOCK,
OF less than ten, any breed, first prize s. LydeXef'
Iyaek Pair lambs first and second prizes ssme-
b. buck lamb and second prizes, same one shop-
hire buck first prize George w. Robertson PeeksKlu
oar Chester White one year old first prize Altonwood
tock Farm second prize, Bloomingdale Farm. Boar
Berkshire first prize Clarence Sackett second prize g.
ydske Sow. Berkshire. first prize, Bloomingesie Farm
.oar, Cheshire. first prize. S. T. Townsend Amonk