The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-11-21

Ine Class LOT nig gennGn1s, the wheelerp to be
wood hSd been rotten 5id q: bates showed fi fhe
i hnsns 81 Gox1y and The Proper Caper, and og.
Whitney's Aladdin and RnshIisht, Thomas Mce.
snn'IImon's Ra ers' Avis s" and i{ HisSSyeMra' T nnSIS II u
WoTmser,'ss Stars and MsstSrpiece. and d. D.
PsyEnss whItnsY's Il and Rasi;li Ei,n second MoTTy
WWSaliiingford and, W%;cllinssttoan" received espr,S'i h Ini5h;
commended. and Bates left the ring utterly dis.
Where do they go now a. piped a young miss
as tho tandems loft, the ring.
FattyS going out to ost." was the sOi reply SpiE Of y S ocr
escort.
ing classes. which came on just before the even.
ing intcrmission, only, ak starting in the event
for thorough6reds While there was one less
Becks big bay mare, Lady Kildare fenced
eloyoriy in the latter elSsS, touching one bar.
Dyke, went over the miniature course with
e rush clearing RnSa all Su. sD the top rsiI Of ono
ridden by his owner, got a round OF
applause a %or for wet, 2 SS o%s ,S Slea nns ,portormapcs;
from a short ,takc-ofr, clearing everything She
tried. After looking all the candidates over for
S yamS iP1i;, L "aS sKqirial n4ye s tsS Judges Vsn rISs sSd
third, and Richmond fourth. ~
Mitchell H"rEison's Empress reyton,, tho five,
mares on Wednesday. was shown yesterday
hunters. With English up. she went over tho
sticks like a bird and got the prize. The Phil:
Joseph f. Widenor's shapely four. year.old mare
Uinta winning the rod ribbon Her performance
t Tas a sRe c Ssny iu Rsp' well S when sn she sR Wants to- Pl'i1%Iy ~.
D.. Grand's Red Oak was slow and headstrong
R %iiiisn and Ton he got p nG pS VAN of The the PRIZE dna
only once. and fslph =. 'Eiiis's chestnut mnre
yN,nah;r MA ,ut IN N nnpI. pnrfnH,,,a..o A.
in the other class, conformation and qualify
counted 80 per cent in making the award; The
tho judges after the jumping ended. and when
the numbers went up. the. order was Empress
Peyton, Uinta. and Winship, the III. G" being
The light and medium weight harness horses
tfsss up Bein ns'F asslle an h hGaT t aa,'T par aiRne Of The ths
s''b%b eautitni feature Il Of tie evening ps'I and T tSe
a yG sranqh SsP OF 'he horse q family 1'FTi4hs s el sss
animals over Ill and not exceeding IS
hands. The entry was quite a large one; {; F;
the blue. w. ]. Clark Of New York was sec
P aSIm wst 3 L ies eay Ee WilEe a Mss t6ira. G nna e. J. i.
Nutting of Brooklyn got highly commended for
the bay geldinR Duke.
Ja nnss %s snf aaas' a SsIG Z. F. f Ratess ES SSntd a Sy
peered for the championship in the heavy
St6SS. Eoulluo"h 10 euCu
to look for EEbert.. good as he is, to
of tho many classes in which he has appeared
already during the week went with a great deal
VI %h onaiii he wo aha ' Bates Ssfa smil tsnf p Mhtn eRbPitaIliiS
and was probably satisfied that there was no !
disgrace in connection with being beaten by
The smaller harness champions were then
called. and among those answering the buElo
f. Widener's Won Harbinger, and Bates's The &.
Whirl of the T wn. All are trotting bred. and
behind them to get an idea of the trueness
Of their action. It was a very close thing
judges unlocked the check and HdIHie looked "ii them
f lng G g ds %sS had It b was out a lot in of Ds %05k
gan, but the clipper little son of Fred Farrell
as he is . grandson OF Mambrino Patchen. 1t was
New York and Philadelphia and the followers
Of Coxey and Won Harbinger applauded their
f% Ho ri sv vGTGi ne5fnssyy , Won SON m ~ elmor won;
Unity. Me. where he was purchased by
Widcner. He was tried for two years and
was never in a show ring until Monday last.
plause. 1t is an open question whether he
shouldn't have received The champion prize.
IS Man nsar 1pfS the true W'h ty pe,ii th lns'st the 'h winp ee
is. Won Harbinger seems open to the
frequently expressed criticism that he is too
that his action is brilliant only when he is going
fast. Coxey has more substance. finer carriage.
action when going six miles an hour is about as
SNOWY as it is when Fatty cracks his whip.
The complete summary of yesterdays awards
SPECIAL PRIZES.
Glass 1l3-special prize of 500. offered by NJ. g.
lands, not exceeding ri hands, consisting Of four
mares AZ, and one stallion; all to be owned by the ex,
years; Mayhower; br. M. lib hands. 10 year,; Pil-
IN. M, I'LL hans j. years. and FOREST Exie, CHI. M.
1l,2la hands, 3 years. T, 1. Watt.
Pinkney for best pair OF ponies. other than shetland.
with full names and tails. under IL hands; to be
rest Exile. CHI. M, Il.5ia hands. . years, and Forrest
Hattie. I'm. H.. l1.1l2 hands, 8 years. Thomas L.
Glass 1l5-speeial prize of 500, offered by Archi.
I2.I hands; to be shown with three Of his get; the old:
est Of the get not to exceed years: all TO be owned
hands. 10 years, T. l.. Watt.
HORSES AND DELIVERY WAGONS.
Glass 4smaorse to be shown in single harness and
pc per , cent: 6 E,G.' p, ! g:. s,C Mt ThS & b sya,s 1 oae St;v e
by lines coyne; second prize, Gerino, gr. g., 100
snyder. Third prize. 'ss5, Pekin.' /. e., log hands.
Years. A. A.: vantinG a Co., driv.n by Harry Han.
New York Biscuit Co, driven by i. Burke.
HALF BREEDS.
Glass 36-Stallions. 4 years old or over. registered
in any recognized stud book, to be shown with three
OF their get: tho get to have been bred In America, OF
any lge. and out of native inspected or Unregistered
mares; the get only to be considered. and to be
judged as animals hest suited for harness and car.
riage purposes. First prize. $500. Fashion. blk. y. 10
hands. aged, by Confidence, shown with Delight. Lady
Kitty. and Lady Fanny. all out OF Rapture. Prescott
Lawrence: Second prize. 500. imp. Cadet. CHI. $.
1913 hands. 10 years. by Lord Derby U.-Princess,
shown with Cynthia. Miss Ray. and Master Ray, the
last two out OF Mollie Ray.
PONY STATIONS AND BROOD MARES.
Glass s7-Stallions. 8 years old or over. not exceed
Ing l2.l hands; to be shown In hand, not ridden or
driven. First prize, 500. Mayor, b. s., Ill hands. o
years, william j. Sampson. Second prize. $50.
Charley Burgess. Jr., b. g., ll.2 hands. . years. Pleas.
ant Valley Stock Farm. Third prize, S25, Kelple.
SIX. r.. As inches. I years. Master Thomas l.. Wait.
Highly commended. Lord Lenox. Or. g., 1904 hands,
4 years, Charles Lanier.
PONIES IN HARNESS.
Glass 70-Pony above l3 hands, and not exceeding
ll.l hands. 3 years old or over. First prize, $50, Ca,
D. e.. IA hands, O years, George s. GagnOn, driven
by owrer. Second prize. $40. Cottage Prince. b. r..
1909 hands. Is years, Miss Edith Coiford. driven by
Ba;onyi. Third prize. $50, Eccles Wonder. blk. m.
IL iHnds, 10 years. y. !. Jordan. driven, by Jones.
Highly commended. Eclirse. br. r., 1872 hands, 10
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