New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-12-08
FINAL AWARDS.

HOUSEKEEPING COB LADDlE
The ring contemplated VII. be among the largest in
the country. and will probably equal in size the
magnificent amphitheatre in Madison Square Gar
den.
The club feels greatly gratifed at the success of
,hs the first show Of the kind attempted in
the Oranges The response OF horsemen, both in
the Oranges and in other parts of the country to
the invitation compete was exceedingly generous.
especially considering the fact that the big show in
Madison Square Garden closed only short time
ago To all these gentlemen and ladies we desire
10 express thanks, and hope that we will meet
them or the tan bark next fall
Yesterdays programme was arranged with espe-
c!a, reference to the ladies and children. who al
NOS. monopol.zed the seats in the hall Tots from
four 20 six years crowed and applauded the ponies
ana larger horses. and the adult portion OF the au-
d.ence seemed to enjoy the performances OF the 1t
tie ones as much as they did those OF the horses
The browning piece OF delight FOR the intantile
guests was the judging Of Glass 49. chds saddle
horses and ponies. when eleven ponies entered the
rms IN the competition. Most OF them were Shet-
lands each carrying a small boy. Little Master
Fisher. Phallas diminutve gray gedine led
the parade. and received hearty welcome. A mere
mite Of a lad. he sai his mount perfectly. and II he
could not get the animal into a canter as rapidly
g. the other boys did II because he had not the
strength TO weld his hobby crop. He marched right
into the hearts OF the spectators but the judges
were rather less susceptible, and the little fellow
had 70 be content with the red ribbon.
The competition in Class O. high-steppers OF any
height was unusually sharp w. Gould Brokaw
exhibited Meteor and Ruth. pair OF bays OF equal
height and nearly duplicates OF each other. AS the
team moved about the ring the paudits of the au-
dance proved a straw that showed the way the wind
asags mat public opinion rules the world" H II
aops Hshye ana h. LADY Jes 2 RaT 81 esna
and Pe7perbox who have won a number OF prizes
am brought
e.tres The hrst prize went 70 MRS j. IS III,
stra thnore. no second being awarded. In Glass a.
combination saddle and harness horses. there were
fourteen entries most OF which belong in the Or
owner. and close was the competition that near
rs, in order to determine which was entitled to
The awards were as follows:
class 80 horses runabou's used IN Orange and Mont
Ps-teciior bay E. Charles Hathaway
Class H. ponies in harness-Frst prize Phalas gray g.
! 2 Decker, second Mouse I. g.. z W. Werar
class A. best public carriage double let for hire
n Essex County-Frs- prize. Joe br e. and Jep br g.
ceo1re A C'HAiH Hi ''''''4'
class Is ponies over twelve hands-First Prize Juay
tk - Eddy Palmer; second, Nellie VII m, Master VIII
80 Hatch Tucker
Class pair Of high sspPers any SeishtnF t s-d 5riSs
second H.shAyer br. g.. and Lady Bess, Dr. In- H. H.
Yorses 49 and ponies 4sA-Horses first prize, Glen Fox
ray e. t3rao s fr prize punch bay m j. D. Pcksay;
ssooad Phallas gr z. Z F Decker
Class A. combination saddle and harness horses-flrst
b.ti5ns oh m Edward W. Jackson.
Class A. single brougham horses owned in the oranges
frs rrze Sirathmore roam e.. Mrs james IS DIN
Class 3 pair Of roadsters under First prize Je1-
ness bav m and GYPSY bay m. X j. Jennings ssvohu'
Woo4vine bay m. and The Deacon, bay m j. Is DILL
Class g. local best horse shown 70 nuoko0sra onS
oerot t-sp-Firs James b. Dils Strathh'ore' seco"u'
n single high-steppers any size. TO twowheeled
,s-Ie shown FOR style conformation and hook action
ISrss II II salnon's Marvel second w Gould Bro
kavs Ruth &c., -. .o,~ * . ord under
80, " harness and under saddle az least one 70 De
s1ovn over 'umps-Frst prize. plate orered oy ~
-to--s lanes Il DIS Wavery and lvanhoe' second
" r G-a-d's Faust and ST James .o
csss 9s hunters and Jumpers 1872 and under, fence
,e-e-~--ers only 10 count-Frst. !. r. DhIs "aNery'
sa-r-d Eleanor s. Mafshalls Little Bllee- .ss >.
C~sss "a hunters nd Jumpers. owned anG rioneh ny
-6s-s - the cluh-First. W. D Grands Lghfoot sec
oad J. = Dirs Orlando