New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-01
AWARDS FOR EXHIBITS.
JUDGES AT THE WESTMINSTER FAIR MAKE
THEIR DECISIONS.
CROWDS on THE WHITE PLAINS eEoUNDs-THE
RACES AND THE HORSE SHOW


RACES AND THE HORSE SHOW
N,ordav5. weather was a pleasant change from the
doleful and weeping SHES Of Tuesday ana 'he at
tendance at the Westchester County FAIR winch is
being held near White Plains, was greatly lnc'easeu
The number Of people present prouaDS ~
10000. Al least 5000 were there In ths afternoon
alone Everything went of smoothly, with 'ne eA-
cepHon Of race, In which lockey "'s '''O""
from hls sulky and fractured rib.
The people began TO arrive I'm CROWDS carly III "'e
morning and by 10 O'CLOCK all the booths were N t'ih
blast and the proprietOrs resplng noh
The sun shone down from clOuaess SKY anu hshtcd
up the brilliant scene in delightful way Inc
farmers went with their families many OF them WIN
right gretty rosy. checked daughters large majority
had taken their luncheon with them and at noon ue
whole fair BIG picnic ground
The number Of pretty girls was remarkapie ana
theirs was a bright fresh beauty which cOhuasted
strongly with the dollhouse beauties common III
city The number OF fakrs had grown larger ana
the museum had added LADY, snake-charlner W
It's attractions. The Woman's Christian temperance
Union had tent on the grounds with large casa ol
lcewster to encourage the reprehens1e h'o' VI
drinking the cold fluid.
All interest In the afternoon was centreu III 'N0 ~
and the horse show. The fashionable people aIllNeu
about l O'Clock and filed the boxes -NHo''s U
were General and Mrs Thomas Mrs. George Gregory
Mrs F0sdick, o. 5. Campbell, Miss Gregory MIS Lo,'
Gregory, Miss Newton, Miss Carpenter MiS' io"i' L.
Douglass Miss Douglass Mrs. Rice, Mrs j. > spencer
the Misses Rockefeller, Miss BIandreth' MIS- IorN
Lewis, Miss Ingersol, Admiral sporard Mrs DE Lancy
Nicol Mrs. James Mcviclar, Miss Randolph Mo
Knowon Miss scott Miss Barney, the Misses ueeo'9'
the Misses Cooley, Mrs. Paul O. Thebaud the Mlsses
Frazer Mrs. Brandt. the Misses Hurst MIS- 'OpoS'
Ms. J. Reynal, Miss storey Miss Campbell MISS
Murphy, Mrs. j. A. Beales, Mrs. Rauch, Miss Alldef-
son, Miss Kate Carey, Mrs. Cooper Hewitt i, D.
Spupll Livingston rs J. MONfNU MiH
Andrew Lands, +. W. J. Hurst, Captain storey MIS-
Francis WissmaR, Mr. and Mrs. Philip schuyler MI
and Mrs. William Rockefeller Mr.. and Mrs. J' D. Mc-
Comb, and Mr. and Mrs. Farrell
The rest Of the grand stand was crowded and over
900 people were in the infeld.
Class 20 in the horse show, trottng mares three
foals, was the first to be judged. There were Two
entries Jenny Ill., c. F. rockingham, owner; Abble
j. ". Deley. Abbie took the prize, $50 cup, pre-
seRted by Mr.. rockingham. Her fOas were h0llle
D., two years old; Celeste, one year DID, and Ella
Nelson, a sucking.
The next Glass 8, roadster and road gig. The
following entered PortChester, E. 5. j. McVickar
Harry D., II. T. Dykman; Pocantioo Bell A. G.
sapOres; Harry O. ). Teal. The horses were driven
by their owners. Harry ID. got the first prize, $50
cup given by Watson b. Dickerman Of Mamaroneck
POcsntico Bell took the second prize.
Glass 10, pair rOadsters and road gig, followed
John b. COlfOrt entered aud drove pair of chestnut
geldngs Thad and Frank. 5. W. Parker entered pair
of black geldings. Mr. Cohorts team received first
prize, a CUP valued at $50, presented by NJ T. Camp
bell of Westchester
Glass ., hunters up 10 $50 pounds, came next
These horses were entered: King, William f. lsehn ;
Hungry JIM Mrs. J. b. Hartman; Schooner, n. C.
Reynal. The hunters had 10 take' eight fourfoo
hurdles at an easy pace Hungry jim, l.. Beekman
rider cleared the fences In fine style and took the first
prize, a $50 cup, presented by Il. C. Potter OF West
chester. King got the second prize. Mr.. Reynals
Schooner stumbled Of the hurdles and almost
threw his rider, the owner.
The next class judged was No. 16-par OF cobs, II
to 10 2 hands. 7. q. Thobaud entered Prince and
Peacock: e. :. j. McVickag entered Esmeralda and
Wang and Cricket and The BOgue Mrs. j. NJ.
Waerbury's entries Prince and Peacock got the first
prize a $50 cup. given 10y John c. Furman, of West
chester. Mrs, Waterways horses took second prize.
The judges II. l.. Herbert r. W. Leonard, John
F. Dawson, William II. Bingham, William Il. Knapp,
II. w. Rves and o. W. Bird.
In the second heat Of the second trotting race
Jesse YeaIancc driving Joe, 1ouled Durham,
driving Bouquet causing him TO upset. Durham
was thrown heavily on the ground and broke a NIB
The horse ran through the crowd the stables and
fot some time great excitement prevailed. Bouquet
knocked down little boy. but was soon caught
Bouquet was supplied with whole Jockey and ran
in the other heats.
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