New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-12


Stock Farm. Staten Island. and ridden by MISS
Schackeberg Another horse which made me
showing was the hunter bismarck. owned by
Sidney j. Smith. of Baston. n. Y, and ridden
by his stud groom Edward Lovegrove. Besides
Bismarck. Mr.. Smith enters his hunter Somer-
set Other horses exercised in the ring were H.
~ Bains Miss Helen. C. j. & Henry Hamlins
bay Svery Chimes j. J. Van Aliens roam geld
ing Miantonomi J. S. Brattons bay geding
Borromeo and Frank Boards Sporting Duchess
THE HARNESS HORSE CLASS
When at ? r. m the bugle ca,lcd the competi-
tors in the harness horse class the ring was
filed In the space OF four five minutes with
as fine a collection Of natty turnous as has ever
been seen in this city. 1t was bit crowded,
so that they were obliged to run two and three
abreast but skilful driving made the ring
masters work easy After the first squirt around
the track there was a wedding out of the entries,
several who were seen to have no chance Of
winning leaving the ring The wedding con-
tinued until, on the final try, only seven were
left 1t was close contest. the horses oelhg
very evenly matched, and a fine spectacle OF
high stepping to harness" was given
In the third contest of the afternoon Colonel
Lawrence Kip carried off two prizes and there
was a fine exhibition of skill in driving sixteen
roadsters around the ring. There was more fine
in-hands appeared in the ring, and the skill OF
the drivers evoked applause many times.
The last and most interesting performances Of
the afternoon were those of nineteen qualified
hunters. the judging Of which did not close
until nearly hour after the time set for a re-
cass before the evening. Pretter jumping ser
aom probably never has been seen at the Car
len than that of Black Witch. and the mare
fairly deserves her name.
CROWDS IN THE EVENING.
There was a great crush Of people in the Gar
len in the evening and the men who have been
going TO the horse shows for eleven years de-
slared that there never had been SO successful
Monday night at horse show. The boxes
and reserved seats were all occupied. and the
space around the ring was so much crowded
that 1t was difficult for any one to go about.
Following the grand parade Of stations which
opened the evenings programme came the Judg-
.ng of saddlehorses ridden BY women. Class No
IS. The women who rode were Mrs. Squires,
Mrs. Bassett. Mrs Beach Mrs. Wall, Miss Stake
bury. Miss Muschenheim, Mrs. j. Ben, Miss
= Quick. Mrs. Carruthers. Mrs. Adolf Ladenburg.
y Miss Holloway. Miss Beach and Miss Wolf.
4 Mrs. Beach on George, W c. DreXels chestnut
geldng. first prize; Miss Muschenheim, on
Mrs. McCreary's Moabund. second and Mrs. Kerr
got third prize with My Lady. Maud ridden by
Mrs Barrett was highly commended. The plight
Of the judges who were called upon TO choose be
tween so many graceful riders and spirited horses
excited much sympathy the the part of the
men onlookers but the awards were hailed with
satisfaction.
WON BY WOMEN.
Women won the first anu second prizes in the
tandem contest. and the victory OF Marion Story
was anticipated. She had many friends in the
throng, 20 judge from the applause which greeted
her pretty pair when they carried off the blue
ribbon
II was nearly midnight before the crowd had
Teen the last Of the hunters over the fences In
the final contest of the evening. There were
forty-six horses in that class. and some OF them
performed 50 admirably that it was a diftcuit
task to decide which Of them had fairly won the
first prize. Although some Of the other horses
failed In the jumps. there were no accidents OF a
Kind 10 mar the delight OF the audience.
THE PRIZES AWARDED
The following prizes were awarded yesterday
In the order of judging:
lleh two four wheeled vehlcle-First prze go
sed second prize $50 70 s6eia bay m. 142. aged
S 8. Rowland CBelwood Stud: third prize $50 to
Rex Bismont, CHI &, 1872. years. John S Bratton.
Glass No 81: Stations three years old or over,
shown in hand. not ridden or driyen,FiTst prize
brothers; second prize $500 to BURN, br., 1872, l6
Walter y Law Th6 5G PT1S H I 10 imp
Glass No Is: Roadsters. five years old or oyer,
prize (slOO 10 Mambrino Belle, hay m. l52 years,
Lawrence Kip; second prize $50 to Emoeta bay
l52 years ta%rence KIP third prize go TO
hope or victoria. be shown with an appropriate
four heelcd veh!cle-First prize $500 10 Monarch.
g.. l5.S'. years and Performer, br. g.. l53ls.
years. John r. Talmage. jr.; second prize N1cD 10
Sweetheart b. m. l5.Si2 years, and Senator. b. &,
53h, years New-YOrk Coach Horse and Cob Com
pany third prize $50 to Mac, b. g., 1913, years,
and Max. b. e., 1873, years, Strauss K Hexter.
Glass No. 81: Saddle horses al hands and
under Is hands carrying 200 pounds-First prize
600 TO Marchioness. Oh. ABA years, L. .ler-
years II. Mex Two mbiy: third prize G21 to sultan.
sp s., 1891. years. John 5. Bratton.
C.ass No. IS: Gated saddle horses 10 be registered
Breeders Association ard show the PAGES prescribed
by those ru.es-ttrst Irzs $50 10 Dorothy,
1872. years John Il. Casteman: second prize (s75,
10 Monte Christie tr. bay l5.2i3. years. J. +.
Crenshaw third prize $50 TO Daisy Dare. en-. m.
1874. J. A. =. Ransde.L
Glass No. /: Thoroughbred stations three years
o.d over 10 be shown in hand-Frst prize $50
TO St Saviour bay. aged, F. Gebhard; second prize
$50 10 Judge Morrow, bay, is. aged. $. s How
land CBeiwood Stud; third prize $50 Devotee,
bay l5.311. years, Edward Kelly.
Glass No II: Four-in- hands teams not under
fourteen and under fifteen hands. 10 be shown
fore a coach. drag body brake-First prize G15O)
John Arthur; second prize. El5). 10 Mrs. John
Gerkin; third prize $3.50 10 the NewYOrk Coach
Horse and Cob Company.
Glass No. 100: Qualified hunters middle weight.
20 Black Witch. blk. m. l6.1. years. Chestnut
Hill Stock Farm; second prize 600, TO Lady Bird
br. m, 153 years. Mrs s. s. Howland third
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