The sun., 1897-11-16

Fodng taking quite hold OF the bit. The fol
cSSey was always I The Snd signal mai burst Of sp
plause' In the midst Of his triumph the
70 leave the rim ring. 'nT Tho oooei eoniooEer. s were
amazed, for there remained a number of
ssso M ina" ,o had not shown any moFS S Sn
amusement grew " hon Joseph E. Widener was
turned out Of the ring with the prize pi winner Of
from al parts of tho building. and the young
Ph,iladelphian sat in his box stupehed. AS
BssS BasSnssS ss T
back his breath he permitted Bates to fit him
WHY were you sent from the ring. Mr.
Bates z asked THE Sun reporter. a.,
wasn't shouting, ! nor Or" did charter anybody to
shops sSSts thns s, 4 was an Internal outrage
As for .Wldcncr. he could not speak, he was SO
stunned syh by tho treatment, he had received.
When IiS NJ The blue ribbon was placed at ne head;
bay geldlng Lieutenant Wilkes, there was
in Madison square Garden. Tho kissing be-
q, gan again and y continued for some moments
Ar Th6 Mfp srbS bhd wsns
&oFo s PSdsph TsS uss sSa Mssrs fF'fa e
Gulliyer and George r, Read of New York. in
justification of their action In turning out Coxey
was to be considered. Won Harbinger certainiy
S a E6rd e hf Rs1s :nG sa
tenant wilkes. tho arst and second horses IN
this class. are troIting bred. and were purchased
Tho evening programme wound up with tho
GLASS for middle weight green hunters, which
trials. For comparative novces at the gross.
country game they showed up very well and
brought, affairs to lively climax There eva, was
to b"x bo sure. b but ali seemed Afeu to be ni i'm.
@ bued with the sporting isI, idea Of getting
Sass and guard r.iis VEN. yHs but psf q
ans. ans % Lord WilioGshsy. a siashing Big bay.
entered by j. B. Taller. held his own with tho
cream OF the party, until his last trial when
beautifully ridden by Willie Wilson. went
and. as her conformation was as fine as her
fencing, she received the blue ribbon. Gray
Mrs. Adolrh L"denbupE, periormea very neatly
In the hands of Fletcher and was placed second.
The third rosette was awarded to Roanoak, the
in the evening He was admirably ridden by 8.
llollaway, who sent him around several times
at = good hunting clip.
The full list OF awards follows:
HORSES IN HARNESS.
Clnss <7-Horses over Is hands and under 1873;
should have conformation quality. style, allround
a two or four wheeled vehicle First prize $3.50 Won
Mdsns s.
Dr. g.. 10 hands years Charles f Bates. driven BY
hands, years Chestnut Hin stock Farm. driven by
W. Wall Highly commended, Storm King, ch. e..
1919 hands. z years. Mrs. John Robinson driven by
Glass 4e-High stcppers. not under 14.s hands and
70 sSs be shown to an hSle
ond prize. Slo, Lieut.. wilkes b. g.. hsntt 7yekrs
prse s haay ey b. bonn hands
%. sroMa s eH hana. R%n
John S. Bratton. driven by owner.
RoApsTERs.
Glass 17-Horses years old or overt to be shown
1S rss
ss 81 sS hseS y
owner. Third prize. s35. HoImesdale. b. g., l52
Highly commenced. Alice Leyburn br. m i5:s
hands. years. Charles NJ Reed. driven by B2rnard.
HACKNEys.
Glass 27-Stalions years old over (foaled in or
before 1890, 10 hands and under l5:e; the winner
of the American Hackney Horse Socety's Challeng,
6e shown ln hand 6y The SIDE Of saddle horse
Es, PrrS RI ss0S GfHn m Gs F;.ssrI III bands
second pri1s: siSo; Ms$sss:isi, Isl : hands,
Se sS Pnhops
years. by Matchless of Londesboro-PeR Frederick
Class 2S-stallions 8 years old and over noaled in
or before 1890. IL hands aud under is hands; tho
for this class to be in hand or BY the side q
ssn
ss,pnd ;1 aIk %
Farm. Third prize. ss'. imp Britain blk s. i5s,a
can naps Farms. s0Hhs Hishiy com@endsd imp ROCKET ill.,
blk 81, Al hands, 10 years. by conndence-Blackie.
CARRIAGE HORSES.
Class 54-Par OF horses not under SO hands; suit
able for a stanhope victoria, or similar vehicle;
around action; to be shown TO an opproprate four
hands. years James stilman. driven by L Fitzpst-
sos years. sna m high rds
Bates driven by ownr Third prize $50, Hulda: M.
Thoma. shanley driven by +. =. Gooch. Highly com;
%sna'a ana I'm Seg b.
X. Y. Carman driven by owner
PONIES UNDER SADDLE.
Glass sl-Ponies. other than shetlands. under l 9
hands; years old over. First Prize. $50, Char.
Valley s,oct Farm ridden by Ms:,or White second
t.s 'SS hSh HSH s. 81 ddsn
Meislehn. Third prize. geo. Jenny blk M. li.s
Rs sn9 dsns pa
g.. IL hands, years. John 8. Bratton, ridden by
Glass 8staliions. years old. foaed in 1s94; to be
shown In hand by the side OF saddle horse First
rector-Panny H.. William H. CLARK. Second prize.
500. Court Master b. g.. by Mambrino King-Chimrs
Maid, g. J, and Harry Hamlin. Third prize. $50.
Bancroft r. g.. by Quartermaster-Bee Medium,
Rumble l. White. Highly commented, Judge West,
b. h.. by Alfonso-dam by Chimes, J. @. Linneman.
FoUR-IN-HANDs.
Class b2-Teams not under ii hands and under ID
hands; must be shown before coach. drag or body
brake. First prize, 5000, Lord Brilliant. Lieut..
wilkes. Lonsdale and Lester. George Hume driven
by A. Batonyi. Second prize. 500, sherry, Crumbs,
Glorious and Lady Primrose. william L. Elkins driven
J,F WileneF.
Pointer and Mate, DR.. George s, G9gnon, driyen by
cellsncy, Lady Adele and Rosemary, Louis w.
Wornser. driven by Donneliy.
JUMPING CLASSES.
Glass l0e-Jumping class. open to all; perform
anccs fences only count. First prize, $40
Roanoak, b. G.. 10 hands, years. h. F. & T. Clyie,
ridden by Hollaway. Second prize. e75. Perfection.
br. m. l6 hands. 8 years. Mrs, Francis D. Beard,
ridden by Donnelly. Third prize. e35. Kensington.
oh. r., Ii, hands, years. Warren III. Healy. ridden
by Elliott Highly commended. Hurricane. b. g.. 10
hands Harry Payne whitney.
GREEN HUNTERS.
Must not have been hunted except within one year
OF date OF entry. Nor at any time before that year
have been rst prize winner IN classes for hunters
Jumpers AT any OF the assotiltion's shows.
tncAte to this efIect must bo furnished.