New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-04
THE FAIR AT WHITE PLAINS.
GREAT ATTENDANCE on THE
GROUNDS YESTERDAY,
THE
SPORT ON THE. rRAcK-PRIzEs FOR CATTLE
AND HORSES RESULTS OF THE


AND HORSES RESULTS OF THE
TRorT1Na CONTESTS.
x.,,.,aav was an ideal day for the fair at Wh'e
p,a,ns and that the fact was realized was s"o~ ,
In the attendance. which passed the ioo" man
It was estimated that there were neea,s s,' IT, thu
thousand people on the grounds at 0 CLOCK al ''e
.,,ernoon when the fun was at Its he'sh'' he
That "a Il may no one went away disaPpoih'eu
The aide shows and the 'fakirs were III ~
best the trottng races were duly eNcn'hk' anu -.
horse show was productive OF more sp''' '
any time during the week
The tandem race OF mile ana nan wa
notable feature Of the day. Even W. H. oa'''''
who Is credited with a greater amount Oh Se"'No
troll thar anv other HORSEPOWER on the eiou""a
was stirred almost to the point OF ehee',"s "e"
Francis d. Beard and ]. III. Shuts. oehihu '''"' ~
perb tandem Of theirs. swept into the iaS' t"a'.
Of the mile and q half race. II was NOT co"'.s'
either As was hoped. but the men nameu are 'oo
good sportsmen TO take a walkover Tor the giving
They raced II out. and covered the sroullu ~ -
and thai. too in a heavy cart MI. pe" ..n
HEAVYWEIGHT and Mr.. Shuts Is not ie"'"
,ra,ch, On that the performance was 'hihe W
make the blood circulate faster Iheh there wa,
,r,es ~ mystery about the horses. Inc "hee'er
was Westchester. owned by Mr.. SHUTS anu w. 80,
chester Is a trot.er from the BACK couh'eS' "'
leader was Mr.. Boards Twinkle. me my ~,
ara about the horse Westchester. MI SHUTS sa'u
no was q "skate" that he picked up at Danpury
and has been working his farm one OF the
officers OF the association was heard 10 remark
that he had seen horse Ike Westminster VINO was
ringer" at Danbury The elder Mt SHUTS 81 say Ss
he has never sern ina, morse ." HIS i"'" "
Soa tribe III Of unexpected sport shown on the
trotting course in the start for the hrst race Eo
ward T. Lape. driver of Keeier. black staIoh oe
G snsWs to shs The Hs suky the first and the
horse continued around the course Dens Ta pre-
Gee
OF the flying racer at full speed some ne i ,h fan
:asc racks Of Il" Mr. Aliens Faxey The little ras
cal developed qualities as plunge, tnas NE shl
Of the rider kept his seat despite the SFyes
antics The display Of W ar ths oo
was transferred TO the open racecourse ioi "
cision ,o,o,. T.,
The judges were busily at work YESTERDAY e IN
every department and expect to conpIe', r rses'
to-day. Here is the result in cattle ana
CLASS i-cATTLE. REGISTERED STOCK
H rs wo SF Years 81 or over s VI
Beatty North TsI,9Tn bull one yea" Iec or I,t ohn W.
Beatty -four years or over first b. Gs saTs or oVeT
psnf saney heller t@o years or over
Ond W Beatty; nefer one year nfs beifer calf f.
Malcolm,
Jerseys derneys ,o sne Years. years a
over irs Charles e White Plains second 81
s Mann -
shorhonsBu three years or OYER b e'n ney FOUR FOUR
Charles
se@ three Years or over Gsstecond Gney heife
second B. Gedney; bull calf, first. B. GedneN
Ayrshires-Bul over first s Lydecke d
over first same heifer two years j. w Beatty se'ona
s. Lydecker; hefer. year, 5 Lydeeker; heller 'an
nrst-second. same
Devonscow four over nEs 1 W. p Beatty
second. b. Gedney; hefer. two years Old J. w pea'E'
Polled-Bu. two or over. first a. LoveI'y; fuF
psiss nsnnce S1 one sf% u ea first il edney
sond. George Gabbleman, Elmsford
Grades and natiyescow four years or over mist three
BeSg s Ss o an sn h7SpTy
D. Gednsy heifeI two years or over hrs. D. W pes Gs
Fs.en second + HeidicE Elmsfo,d; heifer calf nrst
Buckhout Emsford second Otis ode, IIar'sdale four
years or over. b. Gedney
CLASS 3-HoRsEs
Tro,tine or road stations five years Harlem
Valley Stock Farm. r: y, Long three years or over
over. ]. T. s wa;hIurn. sing Sing mare one year s
'Lydecker: Shetland pony. same.
SHEEP AND SWINE-CI>ASs c.
W. Holey OF Glsns Falls. n. " made almost clean
sweep in this department.
HORSE SHOW PRIZES
The summary of prizes in tbs horse show was as
follows
Class lo-seyen stations mars Or ceilings oadsieTs
four years Old or over 5iTs ,l La Rose Years yeapS
Lewis; third. Ben Thurston. s. ! years William NJ v
Glass l2-stallion. hsckneys. years old and over:
Rocket ILL., 8, years. C. 5 Bates jr'' and Marion
Glass 25-Nine sinsieharness horses: suitable FOR a
lady. not under "a and not exceeding ~ hands 10 I've
cent and appointments 20 per cent, FIRST Terrcbonne,
yfa sha M oh9 h GS1 Ky @ hy " ya ye&d
q. Bourne.
% Ra S ns Sna a and
syntaz six years. and Peacock. G.. six years, w g.
Glass S9mFiye pairs Of hlsn''pPsgs under IA 2
hook action to be considered First surprse g. 1--WE
years and superor g. six Years Strauss and HsxteI:
j. f sSSiis g. i've '''' anu b. "'' years. MIS-
Glass bs-Two pairs horses mares or eeldIngs 1915
hands or over horses to count 90 per cent appointments
30 per cent: Monarch g. and sensation &, Francis y.
y Sssrs 'si'f Brcksw " years ana d. S'"'N g. "
Class 4spssla prizes $50 and s2s for -four road
caR race 0yer s one mile and Sa Gns
ss ss r
twinkle leader, Francis D. Beard Time for the mile
Glass si-six road teams. fourth hand; First E C.
HOyt Hoy driving 5s second so GSrmSn
Beard driving.
y.s. I'D or asr Sa FIR: Eve
mira g yea se HENRY ssmS
Glass i5Fiye ponies Jumping class. not exceeding al
hands conformation and soundnsss to count 90 per cent
ms years Frederick + Alien thru whorieSsry m
Summaries OF the trotting:
2:29 CLASS-TROTTING-PU RISE $500
Mu.quetoon b. g.. by MeEwen dam by Tennessee
Queen Bsss Dr. m iNichois
u. X
Bradford CHI. Brown 3
Critic r.. b. (Reyca) 3
Edgelght CHI z. lMeriittb $
Highmont b. <. flood and Pheips). @
Tme-2:21-., 2:2Ss. POI.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES AND PACING-PURSE
$3.50.
Maud b. dun m. by King Legacy Cware). .......I /
Fast Asleep, BLK m CMartens) ................2 2
Palmetto Prince br UiaghD. Observation-Disclosures. 3 3
O.. (Fitzserald) dis
Geneyieve, b. ffIOwnl.
Time-2 :22&. 2:22 224il.