New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-02
WESTCHESTER FAIR ENDED.
SUCCESSFUL FROM FIRST TO LAST.



SUITS or THE JUDGING.
The fine weather which has been with the West
chester County Fair all the with II yesterday
and the fair closed in sunshine and satisfaction
1t was she most successful fair which has been
held in wcstchester County. The attendance was
large all through the week and the exhibits were
OF great variety and excellence. Every one was sorry
yesterday thai the fair ended. one OF the
features OF yesterday the baby show. Arranged
on seats rising above the other In a tent near
Floral Hall forty eight mothers Of wcstchester,
with their babes rope separated The mothers and
their babies from the big crowd which filed the tent
In the crowd fathers who looked critically
at the other babies and men ally awarded the prizes
to their own. There all kinds OF babies. some
pretty and some not pretty. but all lack OF beauty
the part of any of the babies, WAS made up by
the look OF pride in The face Of the mother VINO
held it. All the babies healthy looking and not
one OF them cried very much. When the result was
announced several Of the mothers were seen TO sheo
a few tears because their babies did not take hrs'
prize. None Of the babies. however, were entirely
forgotten and small gold ring with diamond
chip set in it given to each OF the babes eAheu
The babies who took first second. third ana iour'h
prizes were respectively Madaline Dunn, twenty
months old Tuckahoe: Harold heady, nineteen months
Old Elmsford; Louise Doll, nineteen months Oh,
Portchester Raymond Townsend, twenty months old,
Hartedale
Oliver Sumner Teal offciated I'm the most happy
manner as master OF ceremonies. and had first the
pictures OF all the babies taken and then those OF the
four prize babies. The judges We're Mrs. Arthur
Latham Barney Mrs Charles Campbell Worthngoh'
Mrs Henry q. SQuires. all Of Irvngton; Mrs Fred
erick A. Stone OF Dobbs Ferry. and Mrs Charles "
Chids OF Tarrytown.
The horse show exhibits were unusually fine yester-
day. The turnout Of fourth hands was beautiful
sight. Robert Graves, Mrs. f. NJ Fulton, 1r.' H. H..
Beecher, r. F. Carman and ". G. Rockefeller showed
teams that above reproach Ill correctness OF ter
appointments. In the contest CT hunters some eAoei
lent jumping done. Young Nathaniel g. Keyhiu
was especially good with his horse, schooner but a'cr
the judging he came to grief Schooner was airedos
tired out with his work when Dir. Reynal put him AT
foot inch fence at the lower end OF the paddock
schooner took the jump but was unable to go over
and fell the fence where he hung untl the picNcS
were kicked away and he was released The pcKe's
were fortunately pointed but 1t Is likely that
rib or two of the horse was broken. Mr. Reyhai got
q pretty severe fall. but was not injured
In the 30 class In the trotnG race James Mcoleh-
ahans chestnut geding Baby won IN three sraleh'
heats, with e. W. Haights black mare Emma seooho'
and W. ii. Wihns's bay gcldm. Monte west lhii"'
In the 30 class q. W. Haights black gcldlng 'i''e
c. won, with G.. n. Percy's gray mare Jennie C. second
The first pony race WIS "A sweepstakes threeiourths
Of a nile on the fiat. il Won by A. Whites brown
Celding Foresight ridden by c. Hayes. The brown
mare Gallivant, ridden by Mr. Hunter. was second ana
the chestnut mare Twinkle. ridden bv her owner H.
r. HELEN was third. The time was l 23 IL The
second pony race one mile on the fat, was won by
W. C.. Eustis's chestnut gelding The Ru,, ridden pS
w. C. Hayes. The brown gelding Tamlnany Hail
ridden By her owner, H. " VnQut. was second ana H.
T. storms bay gclding Victor. ridden by Mr. HELEN
was third. The third race was hurule hahuicdp'
two and one half miles over ten hurdles. III was
won by the Chestnut stallion Carteret, ridden bS his
owner ". c. Hayes lac bay gcldng EOuieu+i e riu
den By Mr.. Haight. second and tie gray geldlis
White jim, ridden by his owner ID. W. Gray was thru
The results of the horse show were rs follows Car.
rare horses single, fifteen and one-half hands ana
over: cup valued at $50, presented by W H. Taller
fen entries By BlaZes, entered BY W. ii. Cauln
second All Around, DR.. VI. J. Tewey: third horse
entered by II. Il. Beecher.
Hackney stallion, under IA - hands; cup valued
at $50. presented by IL. Il. C. Watson: won by Sir
Cjbbie entered 10y George Green no other entries.
Hackney stallion. IA l.. hands and over: cup
valued al $50. presented by George Il. Read; won by
Forest swell, entered by George Green; no other
entries. an ., -,
d. O. Mills: entries: by fourth hand. entered
by r. f. Carman; second, fourth hand. W. G.. Rookie
Teller: third fourth hand, II. b. Beecher.
Carriage horses double 10 IL hands and over
cup valued at $50 presented by F. NJ Fulton IT. >:
won by All Around and High Dandy. entered by Dr..
H. J. Tewey; second team II. L. Beecher.
Best performers. IL feet hurdles all hunters
cup valued at $50, presented by I. A. Havemeyer,
ir.: entries: by PopOver, entered by ii. j..
Sedgwick: second, schooner, y. c. Reyna
Hunters under II IL hands cup valued at $50.
presented by the Hotel Metropole, entries: Won by
Paddy, entered by y. G. Reynal; second. Delbeck,
same owner.