The sun., 1894-11-18

| SUPPER AFTER THE SHOW.
pairs had already met and been adjudged. En-
| oleta and Mambrino Belle, the winners, arc
| wonderfully fine pair of mares. and all horse
mon freely concede that they are entitled to al
| the prizes they have won during the week. c. j
Hnmlin said yesterday to THE SUN reporter:
as any other man In america but am sfTese free !,
Ane enough 70 beat this 3 pair Of Col. Xiv Klps.S
Belle, were shown In single harness later In the
day. any novice could plainly see that they are
tion, Mambrino Belle being clearly the more
substantial and beautiful OF the two but put
single borss matched in @ every @ Particular. appar @
emily; They, of course, received the prize.
In y the -, class for ponies in harness, which
outclassed tho others in Combined beauty oi
after only short competition.
Il hands % Of nSs1 RS ess
snappy little team Evasnd Midget, se a Chestnut eS
and brown. driven by Ed Shaughnessy, won the
blue rosctte. Theya are only 10 hands high, built
extravaganza of action possessed by such horses
as Rockingham and the DEVILS Deputy.
noon was called the Garden had Allied to over
lowing almost, and great interest was mani;
came out with their families % 10 compete tel for the
herd prize OF $500. Tho conditions limited the
CON petition to such horses as had won a. first
Show, and they called upon the Judi judges TO to
award the coveted prize on the quali-
formation individuality, and record in both
sires and their get all the animals TO be shown
Sr hs Sy Of
Sweetness. 2:21A. by Volunteer. u horse of the
true Director type full and strong at all points.
first one to enter the ring and take his place at
the west end, n front OF Prince l.avalard, Light
TspTesensativss. Lsyaiaqd % IS owned ns By 'oar a.
b, Darling Of this city, and he is
nss aG's who stout to The and Sss
er such as C. ]. Hamlin. would doubtless
make a great name for himself sire; but as
Mr.. Darling Is only breeder for pleasure,
who raises and develops perhaps one colt where
Mr.. Hamlin raises ten, Lavalard's opportunities
have been limited. and he was in no position to
show in this class against such stations as
Stamboul and Chimes. AS between the latter
pair IT s was close question bo5 as % to which ought
about equal numbers, 1t seemed. They were
ranged side by side. with their families behind
them, at the east end of the ring. and good op-
sires.
mandlng presence, grand size and proportions,
unspeak kably overshadowed his formidable OPP
ot hs sSom for is
Farm has worldwide reputation. He is a
smooth horse when in stud condition, but he
boul, and he is not horse Of high quality or
fine style. He is.just a plain. every day appear
ever foaled, and one. that transmits speed to
his progeny with a degree of uniformity that
promises some day to place him with the
at the head OF all trotting sires. His family are
generally finer in type than their sire because
show horse, Mambrino King, who gives quality
and style TO everything.
semblance to their sire in color form, and ac-
tion, all or them being OF their sire's deep rich
BAY with much OF hs style and symmetry OF
soI, ~ riSs sTssf ForSs.
senSoui and Al@abOul,' both OF them
handsome youngsters. Chimes's four repre-
Ssy & that holds hs wo1ds HS ar
Lhree -year-olds,. 2:0ss4, and that has trot-
led in zoe this season; Charming Chimes, a
three year-old, that took a record of 2:ls16 a |
lew weeks ago; Princess Royal, a filly that was
having taken a record OF e:aO at that age, and |
sIlvery Chimes, the very snowy bay hye-yesr-
I'D, I'D, with no % record, that was placed above his
,ison Of the judges at the show a few days ago. |
II Stambogl and his get outclassed Chimes
Chimes tribe smothered the others when 1t |
,ame TO a comparison OF their records and per- |
With the judges, no doubt. as it should have |
lone, and after a pretty showing Of all the |
%arded 10 chmas ahd his Gds tribe T6e wnnss
5 the most prolific sire of speed, age con- |
idered, that has yet appeared. He is 10
he 2;3O list, and their average record is in the |
lelghborhood of gala. Eleven have beaten
;089i, and Ed Easton, 2;09A-have records be- |
ow gao, Chimes Is also one of the best bred
tallions eyer foaed, his sire, Electioneer, stand
ms at the head OF all trotting sires with nearly |
so in the 2;3O list, while Beautiful Bells. his
s6d lam Is generally eSsssd as shs greatest Of AL
3elle Boy, 2:lO14; Hinda Rose 2:l94; Bow |
SELLS, 2;l914; s.. Bel, 2:24 Belle Bird, e:2aA.
nd Adbell, 2:23. The champion yearlinE trotter
winner Of the second prize OF $500,
5 12 years old and he has twenty-five repre-
Ss Sss IN hs Iso @ all q them oss
ated as frat class, Murtha. gals. being his
Astest representative, IL is said that he has no
which are In the list. Stamboulis by Sultan,
;24, out OF Fleetwing, the dam OF Ruby, 2;l0A,
~ hysdyk's HnmbetOnian.
There was little interest attached TO the road
ter class for trotting mares or geldinRs shown
bat G COZ TAg2S as an ~ Mds I3regone eoFGan19a Fi
,ould win. The Judges surprised good many
orsemen by oyeTlooking the handsome mare
ut as wagon and appointments were to
ount so per cent. in this class it may have been
ls M Of the judges nGs r. H. TSik Taer
itani9rd, not very hlgh-class horse, was
har!es NJ Reeds bay mare Jane fourth.
Following the award of the herd prize, which
as the most important event for trotters Ia the
how. the competition for the American Hack
ey Horse S0ciety's Challenge Cup came on. The
Ass was open to winners OF first and second
rizes Ia the classes for younger slalliOns to the
inner Of the junior cham pion prize ana the re-
,rxe rihnon IN that class, and to stations
iciation's previous shows. The cup had
cen Won last season by DIR. w. Seward
'sbb's Matchless Of Lundesborough, and the
q horse WAS shown again this year against ii.
. a. r. Cheney'H imp. DF. Parke, Prescott Law
,nce's veteran, BLACK horse imp, Fashion,
gorge Green's imp. Rufus, Jr,, A. j. CssSatts
adet. John jacob AstOr's three e-yeaT-Old colt