New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-13

Of the teams in the ring said that he had
MANAGED to show his horses to the best pos
sible advantage by weighing their feet with
heavy shoes TO force action. General g. B.
Field. Colonel John T.. Thayer and Isaac t.
Sheldon, who were the judges in the Glass;
awarded the third prize to Charles M Reed.
The Judging of saddle horses brougham
horses. ponies in harness and hackney s'aihohs
occupied SO much time in the afternoon 'hat
many people did not wait to see the chiei at
fractions Of the days programme-the eXhp-
ton of park teams by owners or members OF
a coaching club and the jumping by tweiVe
green hunters. 1t nearly r. m when h'e
four-jn-hands were driven into the ring by
Charles Bates Joseph f. Widener, Francis D.
Beard. George b. Hulme and Mr.. Carman. the
latter handling the ribbons over Don Carlos
Jb. Don Pedro and Fred. DR.. W. Seward
Webb's four The awards of prizes disap-
pointed DR.. Webbs friends unnamed horses
were the winners, Mr.. Bates carrying oil the
blue ribbon with four Of the New orK
Coach Horse and Cob Company, and leaving
the second and third prizes to Mr.. Widener ana
Mr. Beard. who drove their own teams Inc
Garden was almost deserted by society when
the green jumpers began to knock down 'he
fences and 1t looked II the horses felt that
lack Of appreciation excused them from Try
ing to get over the bars. BY doing only faiiiS
we'll s S. Howland's Royalty captured the
blue ribbon in the class.
WINNERS OF PRIZES.
Prizes were awarded by the judges yesterday
as follows in the order OF judging.
Glass No SO: Horses and delivery wagons. Horses
as as Used sf for local deveres HOSE to count
cent; wagon and appoinimentsi ~ per vears
Purssel Manufacturing. COMPANY; second prz5e gov
to The swell roam e. l5S yea:S' H. II yearS
John W.T. e, s Gala Ss-'' u ''''''' ''' ~
Glass No. II: Ponies above twelve hands. and
old or over To be shown % an appropriate
cle-First prize $50 to Spot, br. m, l2liB years
Mrs Richard r Carman' second pfiTe Si0 10 mp
prize (s2D to Lghtfoot, skew g. l2O1., years Mrs
Glass No. 81: Shetland stations. not exceeding
for,ysix inches To be shown IN hand not RIDDEN dS
i2ls Inches years, Thomas L. Watt; second p rse
$40 to Gamble b. IS inches years t GfoFEs Green
years Thomas L. Watt
Glass No 9s. Shetland brood mares. not exceeding
fortysx inches. in foai or with foal at loot to be
shown in hand not ridden or driven-rirst prize
$50 to GLADYS, b 90 inches years THONGS ssoI H.
AZ inches Thomas L. Watt third prize $500 to Prim-
rose. b.. "A inches. 10 years. George Green
Glass No. sc: Hackney stations. yearlings Goaled
in 1891 height not considered be in hand or
BY the side of saddle horse-First prize $50 to
Evolution II. CHI by Evolution, out OF Lady Mary IL
H. Mex. Twombly; second prize U$5oJ to Forest
Beau. CHI. by Rufus, jr., out Of May Queen. George
Green: third prize $500 to Jersey Cadet en- by
Cadet out OF Fair Nell. Thomas p. Hidden.
Glass No 81: Pony stations, three years old OF
over gnder fourteen hands TO be shown IN hand or
BY the side of a saddle horse-Ffrst prize tSsO) 10
Count, b.. 1888. hands years by Little Wonder out
OF Cozette, only entry in the class. j. D. cameron.
Glass No. i3: Hackney mares, yeariings doaled in
1Ssi) Height not considered. TO be shown In hand
or by the SIDE of saddle horse-First prize @lv,'
10 Lady Sutton. b.. by Chocolate jr, out Of Duch-
ess of Connausht. T. 5. Stevens second prize
s5M. to Lady Lynnewood CHI. BY Lord Bardolph
ont of Woodbine Joseph d Widener; third prize
S2j) to Her Highness. b.. by Matchess OF Londes-
borough out OF Her Majesty, W. Seward WEBB
Glass No 80: Hackney stations, two years old
(foaled in 1888. Height not considered. To be
shown in hand or by the side OF saddle horse
First prize Gl25) to Wil3hre b., by. Matchless OF
I.ondesborough out Of Czarina. W Seward Webb,
second prize $780,, to Manchester 6py Pr Parke
(ssM. 10 Syntax. roam. by Bonfire out Of Lady
Sykes ChesterbroOk Farm.