New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-26

filed with peope from all over the county. The
exhibits in the fair proper received goou uea'
OF attention, and many persons watched the uo'-
ting and pacing races but most OF the interest was
centred the horse show II was the Hrst u"S
this season when there has been a crisp fall feel
ing" in the air and II Frightened the eyes anu
coored the cheeks OF the women on the coaches
and brakes The beautiful horses which were
shown in the ring seemed also to feel the bracins
effects Of the northwest wind. and overlooked with
life.
There was ono serious accident and unim-
portant one In the to the last class Judged
horses suitable for making hunters"-Robert T.
Tod was riding his bay geding Falcon. lie took
the first fence without trouble but at the second
one-a barred rail. almost as sim as mousse
he was thrown and broke his wrist. a physician
who was on the grounds bandagod II. AS Thomas
A. Maitland driving his coach into the IN
closure from the track. a man who was speeding
a horse in a bicycle sulky ran into him. The flying
horse seemed TO think he had struck a stone"all
for the collision knocked him down; no one was
hurt, however although the coach was snshuy
scratched Mrs Maitland and William II. Catlih'
the treasurer OF the association were also on 'he
coach
A meeting OF the Poard Of Directors was held
before the show began in the afternoon and Alex
ander Taylor. jr.s, resignation was accepted ana
Mr. Maitland elected in his place II may be
remembered that Mr. TAYLOR gave up his box al
the show last week and resigned from the Board
Of Directors because he was dissatisfied with the
management.
Marion Story drove over from West Chester in
his brake and with him were Mrs. Story, Mr. and
Mrs Joseph E. Wdener, OF Philadelphia; Mr.. ana
Mrs Prescott Lawrence and Perry Tnany. On
Miss Helen BenediCt's brake were Miss loIiree'
De Forert Manice Leonard Jacob jr, and Charles
Hastings. w. II. r. Martin had a merry party on
his brake. Mrs. Martin was there and 50 were MISS
Clark Miss Richmond, Mr. Peck and L. Trow-
bridge Martin. On J. II Shuts, Jrs, coacn Were
Mrs Shuts, Mrs. Edward Hinman. Mr.. and Mrs
C. NJ Clark Mr. ard Mrs 4. E. Smiley, MI ana
Mrs. Elliott and Mr.. Barnes or course James
C. Cooley the president, was there with ms
daughter Miss Agnes and Miss Marge. and W. H.
Dickerman the vce-preside?t; II. W. Leonard the
secretary; Clarence ;. Day William K. lselin and
George Read. with other members OF the Board
of Directors Then there were +. O. Theoaud
Edward c. and Robert +. Potter, Charles ;. Bates
IT, G. NJ Fulton. jr Ramsay Turnbuil' T. Ely
Goddard John c. De La Vergne, l.. S. Reynal
cyrus F. Judson. Il. l.. Herbert. f. r. Underhil
and James NJ Waterbury. Sing Sing was repre-
sented by Mr. and Mrs a. F. Carpenter jr. Foxhall
was hurt a few days ago while playing polo at
Newport and was unaoie to De- present, EN-, s,oco only
permits mention OF the winners; In the class for
trottlng stations kept for service four years oi
the Harlem Valley Stock Farms Holly Woodruff
was second. In the class for trotting mares, four
frst and Renia (Joseph Stner) was second. In
the class for hackney stations. mares or geldngs
three years old over. by registered hackney out
of registered or unregistered mare hfteen hands
or over the Chestnut Hill Stock FARMS brown
mare Clrica was first. and q. X. Read's brown
stallion Warrior III was second. The black stallion
Beckett III marion Story and {. s. Bates, jrD
took first prize In the class for hackney stations
mares or geldings, under fifteen hands high, and
" n H. Martins black stallion American Con-
6dence was second. In the class for ponies In har
ness stations. mares or geldings, not exceeding
thirteen hands George Green's bay mare Spot got
first and the same owners chestnut geding Light
foot second prize. The gray gelding GreysIone
(G y Hume) first in the class for saddle
stations mares geldngs over al. and not ex-
ceeding fifteen hands. and Hermit, Louis Stern $
brown geldng, second f.. NJ. Fulton. jr S.
gray mare Maggie captured the first prize In the
class for harness stations mares or geldings,
al and not exceeding fifteen hands. and John
Spratleys gray gelding Dixie took second In
the class for pair OF harness horses 1872 hands
G.. Il. Hulme's chestnut mare May Day and gray
mare Superba were first. and Louis Sterns black
and chestnut geldings second. In the class for
horses suitable for making hunters Alexander
Keogh's mare Diana easily took first prize, and the
Central Park Horse Exchanges mare Blanch sec
ond The brown gelding Gamecock Chestnut Hill
Stock FARM first in the class for middle
weight hunters and X. +. Potter's chestnut gelding
Nutwood was second ....
In the trottng for the three-minute class
Midget Wilkes 'tE. kipp was first and Little Mnck
second In the trotting and pacing race for
the 2:20 class Daconis &C. II. Devne) got first and
Van Colt John McKeever) second prize.