New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-15

I'm, what the crowd was waiting for was Tie
irnnine cont.ats. And lively. exciting and thrill
,,.y contests ia,v we're. There were thirty-se'eh
entries and the majority Of them were good ones
But there were horses when norVouSy
b,lod and others which failed TO clear the hurdles
and as usual, the big white hurdle was IN" moo
doo william Iittauor's Headlight "spilled' on
,hrec hurdles and retired. Mack. Of the Monmouth
County Hunt Club baked at the green hurdle on
the first round and nearly dismounted MS rider
on the second round ne again baked at the green
and having taken it, k"9cked down tne Whlte ana
County Hunt. did splendidly the veteran hHqntcr
applause. Countess. Monmouth County Hunt,
Thomas Hitchcock. jr.. up, did fairly well but
'ralsei the wood" once or twice ana SPOILED an
otherwise good record ,,, -
TO the first hurdle then knocked II down and retired
Adam Becks Aberdeen knocked down the white
sent ahead lifted the rails AT two hurdles ana vert
out. Lady Betty baked and knocked down the
white hurdle twce-anq ont. HeT P~net' s ny a.;
well So did John CARROLL Honest Jo9n IN, HidnSy
storm. The beautiful mare cleared every hurde
w wcb" made the Garden ring Richard I.adenbures
Montreal was nervous. but did Well when once
hurdles untn at the white Cohasse' stumbled
aThI to be Gi"quaned instead 81 the horses which
fail over IT, ard out went the p!ncky beast and Ms
T9SE So Gld : D Rpleys GrSybuc but he
Is Used to the ring. GoJdboy hi, The whit
hurdle and then got mad Out vent 1ooHboy; VINO
did not line up to his name. Hardnocks Devon
Valley Stock Farm. baked. came near throwing
his rider and went behind ii. J. Nmtneys Duke
took every hurdle. and was crowned with me laurel
Hunt followed Dukes example and al the others
ala their best. which Is not saying much but qulte
enough. when the hurdles are s. further apart,
rs has been already suggested In The Tribune then
there viii be- better jumping. Hart BROTHERS Am
hsrs, Numbered into every hurdle. for the simple
reason that they were too close together, ana the
fmjs J. Franckes Blue Ridge handicapped for
the same reason
YESTERDAYS PRIZE WINNERS.
Following IS list of yesterdays prize winners and
names Of Owners:
class 40. -. Shetland brood mares. not exceeding
fo-iysx inches In height in foal or With foa at foot
F,rst Gladys. George Green second Mnna. T. G. Pat
terson. :. h. Jewel 7. G. Patterson h. C., TUESDAY
George Green.
class No ~ shetland stations exceeding fortysix
inches in h.ight-Frst Kelpie r. g Patterson second
Mont Carlo Geo5sS G,e s.s " k g. Montreal George
Glass No IS half bred hackneys colt nlly geldng
two years old Goaed in 1920 bred in America. b.
FIR. Charm, John Jacob Asior second Kaiydid
mont: b. c. Pltrician. Prescott Lawrence
2 Class No -. staions. years old. foaed in 1897
Macmillan IT, @. and H. Cheney: V. h. C.. Nor westcr
j. Tonan Pyle h. mo fourth class.
second IIue Swell. Thomson & bland v h. c.. Sir
Gibb.e. George Green. Only three entries
Glass No. A. hles. two old foaled in 1892 10
Belle Kerner. Hillanddsle Farm: second. Beae Chimes
Farm and e. A cara. hAn H. Hartman s Portrait '"dd"'
q: &r:a S::o f''s Ind Ear.