New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-30
SUCCESS OF THE FAIR
MUCH INTEREST IN THE EXHIBITS OF
THE HORSE SHOW.


TENDED BY MANY NE.,KNowN PEOPLE
PRIzE-wIxNERs " TIE CONTESTS.
Another beautiful autuInn day Gladdened the
hearts q the managers and all interested IN me
Wes;chestcr County Fair and Horse SHOW N h''e
Plains yesterday. The general Attendance was
much larger ;Asn thnt o. Tuesday. all departments
Of the big exhibition were in complet" oro'f an"
in attrac:vcuess anl excellence surpassed ahy'hHs
heretofore seen in IA" count:
The turnouts Of those Interested more paru'""'-
" IN the Horse Show attracted much attention
Tho ROYAL Dlua four-hcrse coach. - driven De-
tween Ncw-Rocheiie and the show grounds daiy
By Mcssrs ChaIle, :. Bates and Thomas y. Ian
land. The pas. cngers yesterday morning we're w.
Clarence y. Mitchell. box seat Miss hat'h M
P,ing.e Mitch u Mrs charles :. Bates MIS- U''"
t:y1a and Major J. G. Cooley. brakes are "F..e"
.r,r, dav h., Mrs =. \. Maitland, from Rye; Ml"S
l!elen pcneG!c: from Greenwich. conn an" W.
CULVER Mrs Thomas biasHof" ana SON W."
,,esen; Yesterday - IL handsome hunting phae'oI'
Marion Story's couv-horsc drag well filed win pas
sengers was also on the grounds @ohh H. lieeo
man drove a well-1lled coach and iour' ne iou ="
finland coach Enterprise was driven NY "eo' ~ -
Read of Rye. ,in,.
The judging of the entries in the classes 'Nnn,.
-, in the Horse Show yesterday began promptly
at ! o'clock.
Awards were made as follows; .,.
Glass No Tro,es saltrs ihrSe if"f ,srs b.
under four , be 'sorh @ sire Dcor Fanny
H. by Red wilkes. received first prize %nU III rector
cana Alberta Dashsi,i second second So seven pairs
of harness horses and no, GHe ann IL
LS5S Br'ps IS fS years exhibited by Gsors. =
M Ms and 1p'o 2rS wsn c P'lT i Ia
owned X c Ehois' b. e. H and No Na;
e?Is Gould r G%nSF I"4 We Iay S s
Frnds b b. M Or, a. Prism and The Bee Of NewYoTA b.
M Charles F Bat - Gw"S s5o. offered by r. H. Mar
, as o1 hairless horses ans mares ST geo
nss 9i Il hS S%her Or family before yno.;
conorms,ion and msn3 wo 40 BlanGnE ns,
The other Entries we're Cunard Boy 3. o. Great eisor
Sun'ardb George Gagnon Leader The ssot,smSR
: g. 5y John Arthur b Th% MPsri p Msra plymouth
B. e. by Jacob Rurper s'2,isA'i, e n H. Amazccn
heS S by Charles F. Bates. ami Trilby b. m by 'onn
clss. Saddle eight ;' ssand
IS a,s years old. owned by Th9WaI koimnn
aIss nps 9yn 81 b. g. 49, years f FSo
third The other Aima Dr. M 'E runner r.
S SSIna mo- by c l. seasTis; and sunlight BIZ e. by
s1sSs' arY bss5 sr A. ?T affs Of s'% n
s,onais barred E ii. Koch won the p''"' ANU
exSi og Of p.s d haess horses e hand; or
pre- Of $50 II % 2o m or GAS years ana
Him %a x RI Ssrs Fs4T H'3n and
h & by w. J.
a.: 10 three pairs d oalsies sit Hrze s.. IS Se
eh g. i5s years sire Arsos Chief and Jqe ff TIE T.
bis s ySssT Towa af I? s'e co%pan ,o before
coach or body break horses only count; first PT7Te
soo second blue 'scn was , reJ nbon to
George Reads fourth hand ami the Xeo" Tho ipoSH Other
exhibitors in class William J. Ei.s' W. w.
BT9ksw s6d Mss six mdde and Ugh, weigh, hunters
leo pounds conformation and sGunanesT , 30 pTg so
.eeoDd s$5-Kenns,h ~? aged R eynai
FIRST iiun,ress, biz m iGi "eT9 F. : hgy"ai
Stevens rin,an. thrd 49,, .,os.,,os
Mi catchweish.s aioweg pesfona"ss %shnrae
S Sny no. iS CONT ~ Mrs ls Chafs rassr fhio5 d'
p,eksy Bird sr i S5. sfaIi VEN Sra BE- bE
m1o James + Hyde Sport sew = s Renal Pa ;ln
a. f.: App ssd who4eiefry Marion
One Of the Interesting incidents Of the horse
show not down on the programme yesterday was
a competition between expert drivers ior pooi VI
$50 as to their ability 10 drive coach ana Io,iI
mas, obstacles There were eight contestants. W.
G. Dallas II. Williams. }. H. Shuts. jr. b. Won dcr
r. Koch J. I Baudouine. g. 5. Gagnon i'ou'S
Haght and Rowland Reed The contest ehdeu III
q tie between Nessrs. Gagnon and Haight anu WIS
decided in favor II Haight rial on form o.
OF the fair proper much can be said y gr2tsg e'
gardens orchards and vineyards Of the cG" S
swine and fowls The agricultural tent plainly
shows 5hat y tni' IS e below S he avcrag j6c
Is no evidence OF the fact IN the long line OF
baskets containing specimens.
hibited is entirely too small for this year entries
and coops containing chickens and ducks ana
geese occupy the grounds in the immediate neigh
borhood .,.o ...o,s
and AGRICULTURAL implements in a special tent q
number Of incubators: with ther contents IN an
.,ages NJ Matching. from the plain egg to the
chick Just emerging from the she'll attract large
rumhers OF curious and interested people.
The dog show and the exhibits In the art depart
ment are small this year. but the display OF
Hnwers and women's handiwork In Floral Hall is
excellent
The races resulted follows:
o..O CIAASS-TEOT AND PACE-PiRSE $500