The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-05-13
A BUSY DAY AT THE SHOW.
JUDGING REGAN At 10 O'CLOCK AND
Was CON1JHUED ALL DAY.

A Larger Crowd Present Thas ~ Any rr-.
visus Day Despite the Threatesisg
s weasher-GiaAys Beate. by May Queen
-AaAis Lee II. Takes Second Heuers 10
Col. Kip's Mona-Polo Ponies Execute
BriIlisst Maneuvres.
Yesterday was q busy day at tho omen air
horse show at Manhattan Fold. All the classes
which would have been Judged on Wednesday
had the weather permitted we're disposed OF
in the morning. and BY dint OF little crowd
ing the regular programme for the day was
com pleted. and few other classes Judged be-
side. Tho track was in FUR condition
In the afternoon. although little soft
In places and the turf was all that
could be wished. There was Q largo attend
ance. in spite OF the threatening clouds and
occasional light showers. twice as large, at
least, as on any previous day. A great many
ladies appeared in bright spring dresses. and
did much to make the scene gay and spirited.
Judging began promptly at 10 o'clock with
the jumping class for ponies not exceeding
1L1 hands. Tho highest award went to George
Green's Exile. Dickers mare Maud fell at one
Of the fences. her rider ,; escaping; The others
W: s %sssn enc Do
r and mi MSnssn sh hs sqs
got second prize, Col KIp's mare Fastrada
was entered but did not come into tho ring.
blue ribbon with the handsome bay. Spie G.
ass oys1 black kSnn nse toSE
third prize. E. Miller Of the FL Dorado Farm
n@ hs T p5oH se by csab Ss nd
second s Prize With chestnut iiily by tho sane
sire In the class for lilies two years old. Mr..
ond nrse wth bay Sy Hser Law
renee Kip showed his grand mare Mona in the
class fer mares four years years old or eyer The
ton was a close one. NOM getting the first
:. 4 grand lot Of ladies'. park hacks occupied
order e. SFsss ssS Ss ad 1s
mounted the horses and rode them round the
Hsn ss st pSz r. " fnsfrs
esy sGcang stoe aro Farm Gs
f'hIHi'ee eommsndea 4 very handsome ,il ot
Spss Si
his black stallion Grot2n. Mrs L4wTence
shSMed 81; bsv Il hna
sent f his ehestnSs @ Ny Mamie into tie
fn sseond Psssr eTy LEGS Was
very highly commended.
After the recess horses suitable for making;
stnet Farms mss' Mills i did ths best Work at tho
bacs and won first prize, Hemrstead Staples
Tu cIs Rosebud third. Harness horses . now
came on the track the class designating stall
eesdns nS Ss 70
Harry Eamiin's GLADYS and c. .: weden;
third honors respectively, Reginald Rvas
drove Gladys There was J, loud and long APP
Plause when Fashion was Lea 9nt on the green:
with three q their get Following fashion
Confidence. Primrose. and Nadjy: The Fix
were led around the track several times. The
os Sas ne ony
hands. Both he and Fashion were decorated
tended Tor Edward Keily's prize: ons pair
owned by Richard F. Carman. the other owned
RI Harry Hs@ anS a ae by
and the award was withheld. Nineteen ssd.
die horses. mares. and EeldinEs exceeding
Some were ridden BY ladies. It took over hsl;
an hour for the judges to make deeisi9,nI:
a%ssrdsd thss Sns rbban wt the
Stock Farms G9ldio second and George Pep
enlivencd the track and set tho hands to clap
ping. The contestants in three Glasses ap-
and Jack. won the blue ribbon in the i2hand
the ribbon went to VI "r na
second and third prizes were not awarded in
either Of these classes. The blue ribbon i?r
%un by rs Tneters n pa Mns
Judy. and second honors went to Frank Fer
Eusopn's pair. Tiny MORGAN and Tony Morgan.
No third prize WAS awarded.
Tho Jour-n hands mGde a handsome show.
ing, and so close was the, competition that it
Gseisi"n Th s as Ribbon finally awa
ed to Eugene liiggins's team OF brown geld
B td9f sa Basie rra asa w I paI
Third went, to "; G. Gulliver's Salisbury.
This contsst wa nq Tor road teams The con-
test in park teams could not come of because
OF the indisposition OF Charles 4. Bnndouine
She was one on Of the leaders Of Tie four, in hand
yh Tnn s U@ Tere in ' on
man. it is not probable that the beautiful
% misioEtuns s ccmpSIsd Alr. bPudonlne to WIN.
Haa% n Of f fs ehuee andca team WAS
srGpsed great interest EoxhHI rn Keenes
John DaIett. jrs.. The Colonel were. the en-
tries, and the exercises included chasing the
bnil. racing and circlinG around chairs. per-
formances which started the applause. The
Colonel won the ribbon.
Tho periormance Of the Gi hunters was ..,, the
plate, offered by Charles D. Freeman. There
were four contestants. and the riders wore
Guided a hedge. double fence. and stone wall.
George Works gr. G. ssrchedon was the
winner. .
ing performances: then members OF the signal
and telegraph corps brigade gave an exhibi-
tiOn OF riding; they were to appear In uniform.
but tie military authorities would not allow
them to do so. They proved themselves to he
skilled horsemen. and showed how to mount
with one hand mount and dsmount at q Gull
II fhe " prze for snddle horses under fifteen
hands IN to carrying leo pounds was won by
Miss Louisa Bells mare Sunset. Chestnut Hills
Stock Farms black mare Vixen was second.
Mrs. Elisha Overs chestnut mare Little Dor
iii third, and j. Henry Smiths bay gelding
Ace Of Hearts was worry highly commended.
Tho nrize for horses m to carrying 300 pounds
WIS Won by Pierre Loriard. Jrs. Little Lizard
BY Little Wonder
Ia hand, was won by W. l. Flanagan's Ri
enzi Miss A. Saln's Ray won second prize.
- n anrD,, ponner'S prpSident won third