The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-11-14

ma Mo we we c re, apatepr Eein,smsn IN
& s' f Ess%s s
FbIIsming: welj;ksown, driver. q tFo,tjng
kerner. +. N. Lawrence, and other friends. and
rosStte was fastened 70 My Mays, head
nd pe tie SSoR Read S%
man Reed Of Erie. Pa. secured third aware for
team made famous JUST By their rsmariabi G p sne
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Agostni,s chestnut mare Bertha. daughter
% Sa hFaH NJ May snS &smbf f
Es TS $sSsrss pss %ss$ S$i
out Of En-, BY the immortal Hambletonian. or
course there was no opportunity to show any
But when New YorS e' gets her d rvewsy there
will be many handsome snecimens of the trot-
ton q what Gotham can show in the way Of
eeeding l5.3 hands. shown before any Kind OF
smart competition. There were many swag.
EI and as the owner q each team
was aImos. continuous, as the caSaiesde
brGnced about beneath the rays of electric
ES'n Sts asn2d sfry ny TIE
pair 81 by geldings: Gramont and Hamilton.
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the winners q first prize. New York's rep:
12wn over couees
Imported mares. Belinda and Fairy Queen;
sTsn y Mr. w aso S Of
GSh:f @rss weS RHh
| dealers. Theodore Il. Gordon. ir.. AMI James
AZ Fisherman. had quite z tt for their hIo,nors.
High Commission and Trustee. ,,.
e. On
Eelding. imported. Don Cupid. Mrs, FoxhS!l
seward WsSb wss pd second anu
| There was ripple of genuine applause when
ret 81
stallion out Of an unleEistered mare. came on.
hee We're son sSme =, in the
mare owned BY MISS Elise We b. daughter q
@ the hear Of every herse lover
Re sas pa's
special Of s15S offered By Frederick Lss; ""1
shown TO body brake in the class for mares
seldIgs between fqarteen end end fifteen
>. ..
Hptly named by Mrs Rowland new that ire, they
They are gray 10 color and were eapItsIiy
By Capt Adams the m%nagsr Of the
o %qPs SSpS ed Rso 4sns over
Nj team ae al BY ns
stella. Their names nre Gomez, Morning Star:
ETfnps s15 Ard s R0yns
and. OF course. captured third award.
Prof Andrew smith o. Ioyonto :,t Fl l.
upon the merits Of thoroushbred stall iens Tor
Ss eed BY sqnfcfi Potter NeW ana
f od s5i
son. out Of Jersey Belle. owned BY Hampstead
Farm. met the requirements better than either
Gop s spn REoSa sa
strong made chestnut hP p sixteen hands
set. Lunar Eclipse, while = nicely turned
dersized for the class in Which he was Shown
Lunar Eclipse was fre1uent winner IN Eng,
dam Of /, c. Potter's speedy three-year.old
mn IN the evening before dinner the first Of the
jumping classes came on; s It was Tor anaiiied
ing. and acting in an otherwise depraved man.
Re made Sx ANT do OF tdssRT sn Of the
Ge9rge EordScs Lefhs e9snsa Sd tss
nssef brown eessr
taking every jump like bird Chestnut Hi
oSstaee nsarest the
and Madison avenue end OF tho Garden. |
fne at his bse
chan's grand old thoroughbred hetrituton re-
a un' he od 81 ffoRf he
down couple Of rails: Miss BIRDS black
e i've Hewtt son the we'll pr ppoesson
al. performed well, earning lot Of applause.
shows: William A. HAZARDS Xenopho.pp Jumped
firIh't clubs Warwick. With the professional
Bute UP. jumped nicely. but this horse |
ia the sl SSq R G "s
flew the Jumps in birdlike style. touching not |
aSny the .ns coany
oHk Of badly the et but r ( s ow
the obstacles: He showed later on; how;
mare vanity WITH little Hewitt up: fenced ~;
Result s reased ' Fist Prize Went to Merry
t hGy sna Tanty foan
fenced better than anything else In the class.
but conformation counted rs Wcii aS poT-
Torrance over fences the judges were proba-
bly, justified In their awards.
Ten saddle horses between II hands inch
and Is hands. and up to carrying ltO pounds.
were tho first lot that came up for judicial In;
spection after dinner. Before their arrival
there was q parade of stations In the ring.
There was a splendid opportunity to contrast
the types they tSa, IN close PROM
abundance OF quality In this years show;
After having been shown at the trob walk Gd ana ma
spected by the Judges. Joseph T. Wldener of
Philadep hia. won with tho roam, mare im-
ported Her Ladyship. ridden by George WI
S. s. Howlund's gray mare Tiny. Percy W.
sherman rode his own marc Dorothy very
well and gained third prize.
The class for high steppers that followed
had remarkably high class sntry. apd 1t took
long, deliberation to DECIDE where the prliRie ed
delphia had tho misfortune to have collision
between his Imported mare Lady Edwlna.
driven by Reginald Dean. and Bismarck, u
galdlnx nwned hY z Tnckar. lady EdWina