The San Francisco call., 1895-11-13
Bellies From Baltimore, Boston and
Philadelphia Divided Honors
With Grace.
HORSES RECEIVED SOME NOTICE
Drill of the Mounted Park Police
Followed by the Awarding
of Prizes.

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Madison-square Garden it was eclipsed by
the second day. All the afternoon society
people were out in great numbers, and
during the evening the boxes and arena
seats were filled with the best known
men and the handsomest women of this
and dozen other cities. From Baltimore,
Philadelphia and Boston society bellies
were present and wed with one another in
the contest Of beauty and fashion that
divided honors with the equine contest in
the tanbark ring.
During the day the horses received
some attention, and horses from all parts
of the United States and Canada declared
that the exhibition is the best that has
been seen on this side of the Atlantic.
In the evening the promenade was packed
with a surging mass of humanity, whose
chief interest was in the boxes, and the
horses were neglected.
The programme both day and evening
was an interesting one. Ponies and
| hackneys in the day and mounted park po-
lice in the evening were the principal
features. The police, in their business
like gray uniforms, maneuvered and evo-
Iuted like crack cavalry regiments and
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spectators. Sergeant w. C. Egan was in
command. Judging the pairs of high
steppers followed the park police, and test
ing green hunters over the jumps closed
the evening performance. The prizes were
awarded as follows:
Glass 53-Horses and del1very-wagons: First
prize 800, Wedding Cake, br. g., Pursell Man.
ufacturing Company, New York; second prize
$50, The swfl, T. g., Koch & Co.; third prize
$25, Prince, ch. G., James W. Scallan.
Class 77-Ponies, in harness, above II
hands and not exceeding 13.1 hands: First
prize $50, Spot, br. m, Mrs Richard F. Car
man, Huntington, L. l.; second prize $50,
Princess, John Jacob Astor, New York; third
prize 500, Lightfoot, Skew G, Mrs. Carman.
Class 81 - Shetland stations, not exceed
ing 46 inches, shown in hand: First prize
$50, Monte Carlo, skew, 4213 inches, Thomas
L. Watt, New York; second prize $40, Gamble,
bay, 80 inches, George Green, Katonah, n. Y ;
third prize $40, Montreal, skew, 4315 inches,
T. L. Watt
Class 9S-Shetland brood mares: First prize
$50. Gladys, bay, 40 inches, Thomas L. Watt ;
second prize $40, Patterson Jewell, skew, AZ
| inches, Thomas L. Watt; third prize $50, Prim-
rose, bay, 40 inches, George Green, New York
Class 36-Hackney stations, yearlings,
height not considered: First prize 1925 Evo-
4utlOH Ii, CU., H. AlCh. 1WOnDly, new 1Ofk
second prize $50, Forest Bean, eh. George
Green, Katonah, n. Y; third prize $50,
Jersey Cadet, ch, Thomas B. Hidden, Mil
burn, n. Y.
Glass 37-Hackney pony stations, under
Ia hands: First prize $50, Court, bay, j. D.
Cameron, Marietta, Pa. No others shown.
Glass 43-Hackneys, Mares yearlings: First
prize. 800, Lady Suttlen, bay, F. C. Stevens,
Attica, n. Y; second prize $50, Lady Lynne
wood, ch., Joseph L. Widner, Philadelphia !;
third prize $25, Her Highness. bay, w. T.
Webb, New York.
Class 35-Hackney stations, two-year-olds,
shown in hand; First prize $125, Wildfire, bay,
W. Seward Webb, New York second prize $75,
Manchester, bay, H. G. and R. Cheney, South
Manchester, Conn; third prize $35, Syntax,
Chesterbrook farm, Berwin, Pa.
Glass 42-Hackney mares, two-year-olds,
shown in hand: First prize 1925, Calvia, bay,
II. Mex. Twombley, New York; second prize
$50, Lady Amy, br., William Sloan, New York ;
third prize $50, Lady Hattie, br., William D.
Sloan.
Glass 56-Pair of harness horses over Id 1
hands and not exceeding 10 hands: First
prize, 5000, Alderney and Jersey, ch. geldings,
the Mason Stable Company, limited, New York
second prize, 800, Lewiston, gr. gelding, and
Lynwood, blk. g., Mrs. John Gerben, New
York; third prize, $50. Lady and mate, blk
mares, Mrs. Joseph Palmer Knapp, New York
H c, Impatience and Pleasance, ch. mares
Thomson & Bland, Charlottesville, Ind.
! Glass 20-Roadster pairs in harness, four
years and over: First prize, 5000, Mambrino
Belle and Emoletta, bay mares, Colonel Law
renee Kip, New York; second prize. 800, La
Belle and La Rose, bay mares, same exhibitor
| third prize, $50 Clara G and Alice Leyburn
br. mares, Charles NJ. Read. Erie, Pa; H c.
Marigold and Magnolia, ch. mares, Frank
Furguson, New York.
Class 5-Trotting stations, four years and
over: First prize, $500, Quartermaster, br., Run.
! die &White, Danbury, Conn; second prize, SO
Silvery Chimes, c. j. and Harry Hamlin, East
Aurora, N. Y; third prize, $75, Leonatus, ch.
| Charles III. Kerner, Great Darlington, Mass,
| and II. c. Falls and c. c. Hendrickson, New
| York.
Glass 80-Saddle horses, three years old and
over, up 10 carrying 200 pounds: First prize
! $3.50, ST. Nicholas, bay g., w. Stanton Elliott
New York; second prize, $75, Royalty, gr g.
S. S. Rowland. Mount Morris, N. Y; third
| prize, $35, Topover, ch. g., w. A. Copp, New
| York.
| Class 66-Brougham horses, broughams and
appointments: First prize, $3.50, Greenwich
b. g.. Joseph E. Widener, Philadelphia; second
prize, $75, Moscow, b. g.. w. L. Elkins, Ash
| bourne, Pa. third prize, $35, Belfast, gr. w
| S. Webb, Selbourne, VT.
Glass TO-PonleS in harness, above 10 and
not exceeding II hands: First prize, $50
Jenny, blk m, George Green, Katonah, N. Y.
second prize, $40, Spot, skew g., Lemuel E
Wells, New York; third prize, 500, Judy, b. M.
| George Green, Katonah, N. Y.
| Class 30-Hackney stallions four-year-olds
and over: First prize, 5000, imp. Rufus Jr, ch
George Green, Katonah, N. y; second prize,
500, imp Royalty, ch., ]. D. Cameron, Mari
etta, Pa; third prize, $50, Typhoon, ch., ].
| Astor, New York.
Glass 73-Park teams and drags: First prize
$500, New York Coach-horse and Cab Com
pany; second prize, 800, ]. E. widener. Phila
delphia; third prize, $50, F. D. Beard, Brook
lyn, n. Y.
Glass l04-Green hunters: First prize, 5000
Royalty, gr. g., S. S. Howand, Mount Morris
| n. y; second prize, 800, Ascetic III, b. g.
f. F. Collier, Eatontown, N. j.; third prize
800, Rosebery, ch. g., John S. Bratton, Engle
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