New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-13
OVER ALL WITHOUT \ BREAK

Punch a beautiful bay. belonging 20 the Mon
mouth County Hunt. took every obstacle without
one break and his rider REDEEMED with pleasur"
at the paudits showered upon him. But the
hurdles were too close together. Every horseman
in the Garden conceded this last night. ana me
many falls which occurred proved that they were
well but Grevbnrk he sane owner had to be-
lifted over the hurdles on the first round baked
when put to it" knocked II down, Greybuck was wa,
disqualified Goram a. Worths KsnSin rH',n, nd c
ring and then a turn over all the hurdles with
D CLAUSE Msvournnen bay mare owned by Charles
Carroll then entered the lists and behaved IN me
hurdle, ana then encouraged her plucky rider !.
by taking all until she cane to me fre,n Van
again and showed her Iadysbp that she was not
bossng the Job He put her over the course again
and she cleared every hurdle. but her baking ha'
seabreeze. Of the Chestnut Hi stock, Farm;
came cropper in the frs, round ana dii,i
baked three times and was retired, ana Sl onn
Dillon Rlpley's Molly. ridden by small but Skill
finally took il and the others. But down went
Molly at the green, so she was ais1'alng ne acted
sb ,ar She baked tried to bolt ana throw
her rider and wound up by getting f., u mp
.h. knocked the bars galley 10 use me
language Of the ring men. Lady St"nor' ""S '''
au Mrs s s Howlands Lady BIRD had wall or
anEs baIkad thrice and was ru.ed out His rider
used cuss words Diablo property Of eX, Mayor
Grant jumped we'll but baked at the WHIT huru'r,
and refused take IL until Lexow compute c ~
the shape OF steel spurs sharper inah MI L. ' md
he did it well The Earl. Redwood stud was ,, dls
qualified and waldorf OF tn me 's arnen hurdle and
knocked down the white one, retired from pubic
gaze Thomas ichcock G1,i0n'a iba rns and
thrown down hmse by hs at as b@ last Snr
de but the Jockey sustained no harm.
The women screamed ,,,,ro,,s remarks and
The jockey made sorc suphnrous 'r''"'N' Gnu
G. + Vingut. warrent9n baked and joined , ihe
a splendid pure white gedlns Simply RAISED In I'm
baked and sheG and reared Indeed y 1nf to ae he
hurdles and he dd i in mann m, wv wh brs and
ihsn bun l into every horse in the ring
The show goes on to-day ana programme o'
Following is the list Of yesterdays prize winners
with names Of and arranged in the order IN
which the classes were judged:
pra 'nss > sec'nd XTondsie widener h. Lady
Gay i. NJ. Fulton. r.; h. c. Cock Robin. John Ar'hu'
oa G11sS second s Sp"f oy" Me%%sn Burn"
W w. Law; h. C.. Gros II. Thomson & Bland.
class H. roadsters in harness First Mianbrno ele
" " enc NY Ni Nay i%%Pendc KIP c. H. W
1as mn"ssam HSS@s 6
c con- II IT. e g. ~ = cob S Go. % -
Green second Hazel Belwood stud; h. 90 Belmont
Mrs s. s. Rowland; h. c. Belle Of the Ball. w. l. EM'"s
,Yass 1o4 America stallions-Frst. Abdul Hamid
,r "a Patterson; second. Isiam j. a. i. Ramsde " H.
c.. Abdul Hamid H. Columbia Farm h. CO Hesir"'
Columbia Farm
class 1906 Americo-Arab staliions-First. bosoris
Columbia Farm.
Class So -hands-First John Arthurs team: sec
ond cass"ts team h. e. MIT'0 and SOY S'
49,.
,u.ss ~ mdde-wcght hunters qualned-Flrst. Count
-. Monmouth County Hunt second. Goodioy. Mon
es s,h Sounty Hunt; V. h. c. Kensngton @. A. Worth;
=, = The TURK \. J. Smith.
,,. "a ladies' saddle horses-First. The Baron. T. d.