The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-09-30

Spirited Composition for Eauine IEensrs 81
westcheatar's show.

Smiling skies and beautiful women made q
rare combination at the second day Of the West
chester County Horse Show. Coaching parties
were even moro numerous than on the opening
day, the parking spaces being taxed to tho init,
One OF tho FIRST arrivals was Mr.. r. A. Malt
lands road coach Royal Blue. with Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles S. Bates on the box. Other coach
ing parties were those Of c.. A. Boudouine,
George Il. Read. J. Y. Boudouine, Mr.. and Mrs,
Marion story, Mr.. and Mrs. c. Oliver lsclin,
Mrs. N. A. Little. W. J. Elias, w. II. Catlin, E.
M. Fulton, and r. G.. Thobaud.
The judging began promptly at / o'clock with
tho class for trotting stations three years old
There were but two entries. both by the same
sire. Director. The bay stallion Warrcnwood,
owned by Incorporation Counsel William II.
Clark, was an easy winner.
Five clever pairs were shown In class IL. the
decision going to George b. Hulmo's team. Lord
Brilliant and Lieut.. wilkes, driven by A.
Batonyi. Charles +. Bates captured the red
%rosette with his c~ross.matched team. Actor and
Actress II. Another Of tho first day prize win.
ners scored in tho harness competition for
class 20.
In the saddle horse contest strauss s. Hex
ter's combination prize winner, Sunlight, APP
pearcd to be the pick of the seven sho wn. but
the Judges disqualified him on the ground OF
lamenoss. awarding the ribbons to sultan, Blue
Gown. and Enterprise In the order named.
A protest was entered by the owners OF, Sun
light, md the question OF. soundncss VIII be dc,
cided by the associations veterinarian. A. II.
Not tho least interesting feature OF the after.
driving contest, in which eight popular amateur
i E, Gsp @ ksr +; k Rsns;. Very i y b %n,isT !, +. t RSn.
douine, and J. Il. Shuts, Jr. On the strength of
Craftsmanship MIR. Haight secured the blue rib
bon.
In tho harness horse contest for pairs. in class
90, Marion Story's roans Hulda and Hilma,
driven BY J.: Il, shuts, Jr;. captured p t the g Sniy
keynal secuted two ribbons With Kennctt AID
Huntress respectively, ridden by himself. Their
Two races we're disposed Of during tho after.
noon. and furnished close contests OF split heats.
Following are the mmar of the awards and
harness races:
Class I-Trottiug stations, three years old and un'
der four; TO be shown in hand.-won by William II.
Red Wilkes; c. Ii. Chambers biz. .. Prince Direct. by
D~irector-Alberta, by p%aighott. second.
exceeding. 10 hands-won by George b. Hulme's
Oh. 6. Lord Brilliant and b. 9, Lieut.. wilkes; Charles !,
win II. weatherbee's gr. M. Lady Gay and oh. IN,
Glass gg-Harness horses. stations. mares. and geld.
inss, 1911 hands high or overs shown by owner O.
Risnd,n. OF o " sdon, family Won o' william u
Glass bo-saddlo horses. stations, mares. or geld
s%aitan, "; E.; Kotmans 81. m. niue Gown second
George r. Reads br. x. Emit rprise third.
Glass SI-Best tandem, driving. PROFESSIONAL
Glass 2s-Pairs OF harness horses, 10 hands or over
Won by Marion Story's 70, m. Hulda and TO. m. Hilnia
Glass o-Pair OF roa listers. either sex; shown To
wagon. Won by the J. Dickman Brown Horse Com
pany's CHI. 2. sam and oh. g. Joe.
Glass <i-Fourin.hand teams; shown to coach OF
body break; horses only to count Won by Charles r
Bates with Coxey, Brown Dorma, HI and High Tide
George T. Reads four second, John Arthur's foul
third.
Glass 56-Middle and light weight hunters up to
100 pounds; conformation and soundness' 90 PEI
]. s. Rey nails Oh. M. kennett; same owners blk. m
Huntress second.
Special sweepstakes-Best amateur fourin-hand