The evening world., 1891-11-17

There was only one entry in Class II, Nor.
man stallions--E. NJ. and W. Ferguson's gray
Braganza, $500, beautiful animal. 1872
high and three years old. When the red ro-
sette was pinned on him there was surprise
among the onlookers. The judges sent In ex.
PLANTATION an announcement to the reporters
that BraganZa was not fully up to the stand
ard, and was, consequently, given only the
The Hackney stations in classes 81, 90, 23
and 25 were next In the ring. The appear
ance s OF these prSud-stepping beauties ulie. was
Ladies' who had been looking after their
pets down among the stalls came up to their
boxes, and the men settled themselves COM
Rain was then pouring down outside and the
clothes Of those who came In were dripping,
but the appearance OF the big amphit theatre
indicated that there would be houseful be-
Among the gentlemen already IN tine Gar
den We're secretary Of the Navy whitney, Mr..
Henry F;raT ana q Mh r. A. ronss j. ne,t
the programme, the boys and girls began
fldgeting in their places and little owners
made their way to the mezzanine floor to give
the final instructions for the appearance OF
their pets, each one Of whom was, OF course,
copsidered sure to get the blue ribbon.
The programme for this afternoon and even
Ing tSe ,rottins sta{ons and ths Saekueys e k
In Glass 10.
In the latter appear in competition the
Wpbss Star
Fashion, 7. G.. Eastman's imported Beau
Lyons and John A. Logan, 1r.'s, imported
ontario and Roseuerry, the phenomenal
high Jumpers, Will be seen in the Corlhthian
Glass tonight, and the meeting OF these
famous cracks with other less known but
diencse' dns to the highest pitch OF excitement. "
An incident last night that was much talked
about this morning was the prompt action OF
Secretary W: F. Wharton In the case OF Dr.
MIR. Webb purchased OF Mr. Henry Fairfax
yesterday the imported Matchless, OF Londes-
boro', that captured the blue ribbon Ia hack
When the stallion parade was begun at
o'clock last night II was observed that Match.
less was absent. DR.. Webb's groom had re-
70 hin A. on the Ground that he
The matter was reported to Secretary
Wharton. who at once sent word that unless
Aatchless appeared in the ring within five
bon and debarred from further competition.
The public have right to see MaLchless
| In the ring" said Secretary Wharton, and I
Rropese that they get the full show for their
lThe famous hackney stallion Matchless, Of
LohdesbOrough, which DR.. Seward Webb has
purchased for his Vermont stock farm from
Henry Fairfax, has probably the most brilliant
| record In winning prizes at horse shows OF
| any hackney stallion alive. He has won 80
| per cent. OF the prizes offered at nine shows
$4,000 for him, the highest price ever paid
for any horse OF his kind.
The awards to-day were:
Glass II, Norman stations, three years old
| or over--First prize, 5000 second prize. ZOO.
| Only one entry. X. NJ. and w. FergusO
Braganza, $500, awarded second prize.
Glass 10, shire stations, 3 years old and
over-Special prize, 800. Bloodgood STOCK
FARMS INN. Ferry Prince
Glass Fl, hackney stations, between "A and
lab hands high, three years old or over
First prize, 1900, A. ]. Cassatts imp, Little
weob's imp. i.ocketiiI.
Glass ~, hackney stations, two years old,
any size.-ttrst prize, s3oO, II. q. and Robert
| William 1'ibDetts Hopeful.
s,ze.-First prize, 5000. John A. Logan. jr.,s
Addle.; V. II, C., Frank Ferguson's Count; II.
Glass 25-Hackhey Stations, under 10
hands. three years or ovcr.l'lrst prize, slOO'
/ DIR. seward Webbs Sir Arthur; second prize,
/ $50, W. H. Millman's Lord Mar.
Glass 50-Pony Mare or Geiding, over 10,
not exsseding II hands-First prize, s50,
| Seward Webb's Duke V. Ii. g., Dr. Webb's
| Aggie: II. g., Roncocas stock Farms Blszon.
! Class "a, Shetland brood mare, IN 1oal or
with ioal ut Ioot--Flrst prize, $50, 10 George
Greene's Dolly second, S95, to Rancocos
Stock Farms cygnet v. II. c., Rancocas
/ Stock Farms Maybe.
/ Glass {, trotTing stations. one year old and
| under two.-Firsi prize Of 800 10 O. J. LAM
! Inns Calumet second prize, $50, TO II. q.
| Babcocks Blake i. II. e., ID. H. RobiDson's
| Stormboulian.
Glass 0-Trotting stations, two years old
and under three--Flrst prize OF 300 TO A. h.
| Darling's Monitor; second prize OF $50 TO &.
j. Hamlin,s Moses; v. II. O., q. Rowland
| Leavitts Kauvar; II. c., ID. Il. Robinson s
Alceste.