The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1896-11-12

tisan, n three ear.oId. whose Oldest colts arc
weanlings. lndre, the winner on Monday, WAS
Emir, aud Modest. Partisan was also shown
alone III the class for coaching-pTcd three.year-
old stations. winning nr-t prize over his one
competitor. trosper, also a son OF Perfection.
ALICE LEYBuRS WINS AGAIN.
The Hon. Charles ". Reed won his third blue
ribbon for the week thus far in the class for trot-
tiers having records OF so or better. his stylish
seal-brpwn mare Alice Leyburn. 2:-0. defeat
ing Aitimont. 2:2lj4; Nutshell. 2:l5. and Lady
A%iierton. 2:23. in the ring com petition. Al
though the trotting-D bred horses at The show are
divided into %trottero ana ''roadsters." the re-
quirelnents are virtually alike for both divis-
ions, demonstrated speed counting for nothing
except in the one class for "ran,ug" stations.
Many horsemen who entertain TIE mistaken be-
lief that records re among tho things considered
by the judges In all of the cias>rs for standard
bred ~trctters at the Horse SHOW. expected to
see Alice Lcyburn beaten by either .A!timunt
or Nutshell IN Class II. both Of them having
shown much greater speed than the Baron
Wilkes maze while on the tur:. aud having
more bn-'nrsS!ike II less snowy action. TINS
result OF the com petition was merely a CON
frmntion OF the dccison in the roadster"
class earlier IN the week. however. and AltImont
and Nntshsli. elthe. OF whom can beat 2;l5.
were placed second ana third To Alice l~cyburn.
air. Reed won til" II. G.. viii the blood-liko
Young mare Lady A!lerton. II daughter Of the
former hampton ,%trottihG stallion Allrrton.
@:O114. G. j. Harnlin's entry. the well-known
Grand Circuit ca'npa'gner Nalence, 2:lOi4, Ly
Mainorlnn KING. was not shown.
\ round dozen trottins-bred files were shown
II The class for two.yrar.old~. the prize going TO
iila'i hAhE. u WY 4ktlltlNbtlt DAY ItuElttED 4
Anilhtlho hlnT. entered by {. !. laI"lin. The
winner was well developed tr her axe. and She
trotted fast on the miniature track. but the Ken
tucky hily l'npromptu, by IreyiiIitn. ":Osii. out
o! Queen Aimun', the dam of HRnn!s, Ir.. 2:lTdi,
showed speed cnOngh 10 lose her in a race.
Many expressions Of surprise were heard among
the Judges on the outside OF the ring when
lmpromptu failed to land the blue. Trin-
My shown TI;y G"harics G. Faster t't Of RECON- "rIw.
tr"t1ed well enough to earn tnird ori2e. She is
Si!ycrthrcan. and Is u fall sister to Oakland
baron. 2:i+[s; one OF the bet thrcc-ymtr.oid
SearcnllGht, u good-loo%ing good. gated hay, by
Dark Might. son Of hlcyone, was placed fourth.
The Garden was so dark when proceedings
commenced after the MONDAY ittermissiHn
thai the horses IN the ring could he seen only In
u II n ~ ! ron 20 u nne p%Xfs IA n"n E%l.eriT E., making
pairs suitable for baronchcs were first shown to
skeleton break; and heavy traps. The conai,
hands high, and some OF the pairs shown were
giants IN. stature, Oliver II. =. Belmont sent
handsome. sho"y pair Of banking bays HAT
might have carried OF the prize ftpey had
horse moved beautifully, showing the agility
ana knes.Tction Of y pony htan.strppcr hut
pacing and mixing IN his gait ns though, he was
sore. John :, Bratiou OF Chicago slowed u
Brighton. and they won ,hr hlue rosettr. The
red ribbon " eni toJohn Arthur's cold y ave HId
Storm = pair Of rhnrrly nay. the brlm3nt team
being placed third. SuHhOw II of the lS"lnIont
pair IN the horse that Mr.. Belmont bought for
$4,000 nj r.. ID. MOrgan's sale in Mad son square
Garden about two years ago.
o. II. u. BELMoNT's WHINING roUR-IN.HAND
The spectacular feature Of the afternoon show
was the class for :Uur-in- hand teams. which
held the attention of the judges shortly before
the evening intcrinissiun, WHEN the Garden was
In full bloom, with the boxes ana prOiaoaades
radiant with ne and, color. The display was
perhaps the largest if not also the best ever
sren NJ the Horse show IN II fuur-in-hInd class.
No less Than ten OF the twelve teams entered
were mt the gates /" readiness to enter when the
bnplc rounded. tut Of course there was not
space enough IN The ring To show SO many turn
outs. and half the humble had 10 wait until tho
weeling-out process applied to the other five
made room, The spectators we're forced to
catalogue gives no information concerning tho
animals entered in the four-ln-hahd classes.
John :; ,trat'on dr"ySa p,ce!y balanced Thowy
T. Pratt drove four neat but rathGr
iisht-mndG BAYS to u canary and black
Salmon OF Brook IN was on the box of his black
coach, holding Tho re.ns, over a Tpanking team
NIL bays. rlowu 10 II red ana black body break.
All 81 these were sent our OF the ring after the
70 compete inr me honor. Aurel HaiGnyi drove
o.. IL. l.. Belmonts bay team to n black and. red
finland reinsmanshir ns he guided his horses
e no rInNl ,p&rade for lie prize. John i.
nulmc's Golden Rod and Bla2away and Great
Scott and mate. u remarkably gcnteel. SNOWY
four. all cnestnuts. Clarlrv, iiat"s h1G, "A ,clinE-
Ing team of bays 10 Ills yc.lo~ nn' black. road
coach. Jack DnHnelly vas on the hON Of Louis
w. WOrmser's black coach with u very SNOWY
team of bays in front of him. Charlie. Miller
drove j. nickman browns hHys aud chc,tuuts
to II break, and Fred Aaneuden drove the
well-knuwn hlRll-stopuers Ruth and Meteor
and Golden star and mate. TO II smart
body break for w. Gould Brukaw. The
judges had II long task, one OF them,
Reginald Kives. getting up on the box with
Charley Bates To try the mouths and manners
Of the iatter's team himself. After louE DELHI
GRAFTON the judges gave the blue rosette to tho
Belmont four placing Bates second J1hn T.;
Wormser four fourth. The winning -FOUR were
made up OF Rockingham and Walainghaln,
leaders, aud birmingham and Wales In the
wheel. Charley Bates's four were Aspiration
and Ambition in tho wheel and Amazon and
Aladdin in the lead.
A class for qualified middle-wsight hunters
wound up the afternoon show. Confirmation