The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-11-20

CHI, ny a lIODkO, was nlTu.
The class which followed this was undoubted-
ly the most picturesque Of the entire week; 1t
wns JGt me eSt lSAI we eTens eo mHIiaasrnd1neqd'' and np,
real, sporting event, and, Judging from the
applause Il eiicitca. t. pleased the throng
born to command. from tho box OF a
stage coach, and, with HIS cross-matched team
I1oke sporty SS % SGSHn0bEs abyi ~ T ,Ion,n 70 s qBS 4s,t on on Of
Chicago wasn't so cold himself. turning out in an
mum as large as a cabbage in iis buttonGoie. 4
mounted his closely %%giS1pPsed auburn 6aIr. Ard
trouble for tho Duke of SiNty-ninth street, who
was represented by two entries. lie lot his team
down u portion of the iron gate. That siRniacd
nothing, however, and n moment later he was
joyons notes of the horn blown by a lusty guard.
Dick Carman had the most striking four OF the
lot his n, , lenders ul6 SoinS w = pair Wifi GE s5EIGys.
spots showing here and there on his shining
polt. as though somebody, had been throw:
in scarlet coats and they rivnllcd each other in
tho wonderful combination, of sounds they
When Bratton won with the cross.matched team
of browns and chestnuts, Gov. Brown. Pride,
S STReTe,li HP be- a sf hot Time IN nn the o oid ,ow sqot to.
night" and Bratton looked as though that
guard Of his was born to be a prophet. He was
carman was, second with Marie, Clown, Lord
Il HnI II. f., I'll I'M j. N Willie Johnson. and f ae'i Bre tGr
nan, and highly commended for Count, Count
s Sayin nu1 Seon shown nSS 1 BY MSnia ger Pratt Of fe she
0H The first Bates and carman teams remained
in the ring to try for tho $50 cup which went to
the t team rI making Fh the qqiskfs or G bIooss' of opd hV stSs
the PAGES Of his team and Mr.. Carman followed.
There was great excitement when the teams
their nlacea ready for The signal. MIR. ThOman
Hitchcock, Jr., stood. stop watch in hand. and
when az Vas ready gave the word, Deft
Anal sas s sesond SF's sSov eS'd th 'ss s sssssh. wo %hi
last buckle had been fastened and the Eroo mi
stood back. one taking a parting punch at the
quickly. Bates was half way around the turn
before tho wheels of the Carman coach had
begun to turn. Fatty eat up and snapped his
whip gayly. the lash saying as plainly as tongue
could have done:
why, that was easy for u.s." The time con-
was 90 seconds. Carmfn's time was l minute
14l9 seconds.
Twenty saddle horses ridden by women made
o pretty class. 1t was the first time this week
that the women had the ling to themselves. 1t
was a remarkably, good bunch OF horses and
the thu women, With few exceptions we're young
class any. Tho conditions called for ladles'
saddle d ! u, horses y 5 not under ~ hands and three
iaiSde Doremuss; chestnut seidIns Chestncr was
mare Patsy M Mc tS5ae owned S"shi by &.T III Il. T faHSiaa.
vas Third. James A: sSrynser.s bay mare Lady
winner, Whliye Miss Doremus was upon up on i her own .1o
bonny chestnut. Miss Beach rode Patsy Mo
Cord, and Mrs. Squire was up on Lady D.
1872 hands. in which all-around action was con-
stdered. had a large entry. It took 2 long time
mans Shutdown and HurlinEham, the champions
OF former years when owned by, O. 81. T. Bel
mont, were awarded the blue emblem N Of supe.
Capor and Tho Real Thing. the yellow rosette
being tho portion Of Harry. Payne Whitney's
L. Elkins's Robin and Redbreast were highly
commended, SHUTDOWN is . marvellous horse
swaybacked. Lawrence Fitzpatrick drove the
winners and understands them better than any.
body else the pair obeyiaE his slightest impulse
pounds to hounds were tho last to come up for
Judgment before dinner. Conformation and
snaai msn sSsn' IS % PEP Per o. sent ). 81" sse1ps sTsG Tfinan'::
Tommy \, Akin. msde . touch at his first fence:
Lady Kildare took oil too CLOSE to her nth fence
e %iso o fapoea fwhX e tsISuplss {. q s. o Rex1 SIs G SI.sf
mare Huntress, with her owner up, did q pretty
piece Of fencing and earned tho applause Of the
peared with Miss May Holloway of Virginia IN
the saddle: This usually clever fepcer few his
tho speetators BY bucking the second jump
SitsSs s;,p saa t tSssss and I'd I'll tHiHp sidss. S SEsi On IL f.
E sSss' F III RY.ls y. II iItts q te III heE "f iss.s. ri +
been broken. but after a minute or two the
plucky horsewoman walked away. She got
e 6 F2ss0 pd e Z f'pp pisns t eEs% william ill., 'ERs sadsfs':
t HanSykSS i RGth rM Mo pTstti!ly,f ssGapi show without iSmp a
Farms l7.hand gelding Tom Thumb marched
around as though It were mere play for aim. J.
HHerberts county retuse 1A'A
from @n' The aG% stfectsy 81 fh6s sr fa Hy S shts si more s'f tscffsd
pluck, and whenever t6e seHldsins new his fence
men would have come back after he fan she re-
ond. Tommy Atkins third, and Lady Kildare
highly commended.
and hansoms as kept for hire, no fewer than
fourteen turning out. There were some high
stsp6sra in Of tf ne lot Sr that w cI9sssa. quite sD6 up on to I'll the
said: WHY is it that can't and that sort Of
int turnout r. Ect in frsMs Of M. cl IHb At J ! in the morn Ho
mond won with his brown s%eidins Dandy. Je-
rome Connors with another Dandy was second,
}. Ghli she y; ea MnedaeE highly Eii 'e eoam wish kai0 foE k:
six.year-old gelding Rodman.
AWARDS Tsn ' IN oiass Eco 5an asnns t sontei bsinp for Ssot the
b. Hulme's Lord Brilliant and Lieutenant
Wilkes. Q. 3. Bates's Brown Donna and Miss
Somebody, Or; Gsgnon's Northlight and Great
Challenger, A. J. NuttIng's Duke and Holly,
with John II. Shuts, Jr.. behind them. and
Duke and H99liy made a grand pair and they
than was eyer seen in the Garden by. a team
Eigged tandem. Miss Somebody and Brown
Donna made an attractive pair, and DR.. Gag
mons team were bold goers; IN fact. 1t was a
good competition all around. Bates won and
the crowd spplauded. Dr.: GaRnon was second,
and tho .Nutting pair third. Wormser's pair
were highly commended.
The Waldorf-Astoria Challenge Cup. valued
at $500, for tho best horse suitable for a gig. had
a big entry list. This class had special interest,
as professional horse dealers and drivers wero
barred from competing for it. The cup must be
won three times by the same individual before
" becomes his personal property. The provi-
shn so kept snch men as Bates and Britton out of
Another condition which is q popular feature 10
tnat bona ode owners must drive their
James G. Marshall Of East. Orange drove
C,airnmoor; Il. ID. Jordan of Boston. Wei
}Hing!on; his recent "a 1000 purchase, Hamilton
New York Delight; George u, Hulme of New