The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-11-18

.n ~ 5000, ane were Of all coIoru. The
tho Sest groomed t~horourh6reds, and The har.
R qessss as sou slSui mn were as bright as elbow
Commissioner Of Street Gieanin@. was Msl nof ur eSo
ont, but the department was reprcsonted BY
g RspDHs 81. S SsRfi%i''i sRS rSsms.; SiS SSs' "a
tSnd ioss T R.il, bay IEeldins Colonel. driven
T SdtH, ihp b Src ,,UsI EciidnlnF Ajax, driven by stephen
stable ta"fg r." va, q thIrS. FL R bIsoE ra RISHn1ehIlx yos Il
sior, driven by Joseph Flynn Of stable III" was
have a permanent place in tho Horse show pro
E,rsmmo, The Temmany man who rumor has
4 ,s will - succeed nee ca Mr.. wafine should have boon
Then came a big class Of roadsters with rec
Srds OF ESQ or better. The majority OF the
but . few csmO out hitehods I 10 sSoletopn car.s..
HI +; II: III rr ri Rival. 2;2og!, being shown TO
s sInns sIty,G 01 rig BY Billy Andrews. the protes-
by Professionals. but Mr.. James W. Cook OF Phil
adelphia was q Notable, exception and set a good
2:ysts,' himself. Ia d a,s Ssy yh s'i %ost AsuitSeessfaii
rsinsmen OF 1895, appeared behind. the
SiiS, whfii ISe chSST GiSsS M Ss%p %as up t bsSih AdUceS col.
II tb aO SssS wsT' o sen! at as II, hlgh n. 4 rate q 4 , npss1
Ing the turn at the Madison avenue end Driver
n nsg7s p sot an ugly T. tumble @n %o With T. ioo C. ,, Linz,
ner ngainst the outside fence. The driver
E PGas0t atrus s,dPs e Rot ss' s SnsIi s sSs s asifEsilns q
M; H1 aHrsVs; 's slaasad 81 sI Rlsei III in d III rs 9 r.:
spssd. and, 4 no. an unusually ;Iy imprsssiyssoIne
sh9ousAs that thcro wac . good cSsnSs 70 beat
sewover. and gave the sOp Of Chimes and SettIe:
King, ~ Memhrtno King, the blue RIB
dan SlEE,dh Ssya, I 4 Tsia;m q fA#$II is3 $:gSi. Wa (:
mendsd. It was a prettiiy balanced oomhpestition.
fectly green in the spring and took his record in
a nSrd;to .oE ,aa race. He is considered quite a
The meeting. Of tho crack hackney sires,
Performer. the property Of Fred G. Bourne. 10.
hackney men have been. waiting anxiousiy for
since the opening Of the show. Cadets progeny
Molly Roy; Mars. dam M uaiSeof and isd' CHESTER y.
brook. dam Freedom. Enthorpe Performer was
o os Frinossa X Roy ssS s s1sGf Pri ina.%n 6 PE!ae' ost out oi
STaF PrInSs,, tGKKS S !! S %ith Thu IHdis saua rTinc out out Sf
than Enthorps Performer. and is eonsid.
cred by competent judges to DO the best horse
er.s get, however, surpassed those q the Phiia-
delphia stallion. and II was considered a pretty
however, and his admirers gave the superb
horse q royal send.of. Penn Smith has worked
wonders with Cadet since he took charge Of
Teams not under is hands, to be shown before
coaches or body brakes, brought out q big class,
These were narrowed down to six at the end.
Among the lot that were discarded was T.
Londesboro, and Marlboro, registered hackneys
that were shown by Aurel Batonyi. These
fo r. st h sSsin ss Sssn T If this cS country VI long .; enough mo u
his enterprise. Charley Bates showed his prize
and Ill winners on tuesday. and they were again
successful yesterday. There was the customary
sharply that the inside hind wheel Of the coach
spun in the air; The red ribbon was the portion
Of the Jordan four, which were we'll driven by
Frank D. Beard. the well-known Brooklyn gem
tleman ama,eur. The horses were Kingsford,
whitney, four, Ambition. Rushllght,. Aladdin.
and AmaIon., were placed third. They were
The saddle class for horses over las hands
smons others INC EnsIIsh Esldips Morningtea
q many who had picked the bls seldine % WIN:
bay SeSr mare Ma fsG Honey. 0t owned ff bS 5! HOLLOWAY 1a q
Withsr6ee's Chestnut eeldinS Spark third. Mist;
Dorcmus's chestnut Felding Yellowstone was
carry, 200 pounds. 40 the class required.
na%srios My.' but aSa W VII SSpSl J. saa spsessai Skew.
s saIa n %t the ! sSeWb wSn stations s1fHna Monte Ee'ae S csrio .e ow RSsdi
by Master Watt. Lemuel Z. Wells got third for
s tfs. sts ownsS e. ssldTl 4. I sR %stt, T Ms, vf hiKSI1 a ee%.
mended. Master Clarke's pony Tommy, Tit
mouse. only SO inches high. was the midget
Ing q new cart specially designed for him. Tho
second by Miss Oracle Hewitt. and the third by
Eight middle weight qualified hunters took up
the half hour before dinner in the class up to
100 pounds to hounds. Conformation and quail;
ity as well as performsnces over fences entered
smashing big hunter No. Eleven was eood., but
neH's Barry rye only made one mistake. X, s. Rey.
nails black mare Huntress with her owner up
S SlSsf ssl tTiaSe' count sna h ssSn his e. in IN a'f csuns
refused to try and was declared out. The
same owners Sport was also in an ugly mood
pas out. vi. Astor's chestnut mare Yellow
Astsr did fairly well. touching tho tor, rail Of
trial. She was extremely we'll ridden and didn't
touch a bar, The blue rGsettS went to Barry.
f5rasa in Ts s nSSad' place lace s ansi Diana s.e Wit1 M hac
den up. was placed third. Huntress. ridden by
her owner, was considered next best.
The evenings show began with q magnificent
lot OF horses In the class for pairs over A.1
hands and not over IS hands. The docked trot.
ters. Lord Brilliant and Lieut.. wilkes, owned
by George Hume, and DR.. Gagnon's. Gold
Pointer and Mate; and Louis v. Wormssr's Don
speed In the small ring. The professional coach.
man. Donnelly. driving Don Wilkes and His Elk
cellency. had a characteristic run-in with. Ba.
tonyi. driving the Hulme pair. They came down
the short stretch head and head, Batonyi on the
outside. He tried to pinch Donnelly of on the
turn by pulling in and crowdinR the Wormser
would have TO pull up to avoid a collision with
ono Of the teams standing in the line, .Donnelly
Got, his wheel in front q the Hqlme pair,
and by n very smart piece, of horseman'
ship forced Batonyi to pull out and lei
him through. It was a pretty piece OF
OF the onlookers. but which was applanded By
those who understood the situation. Hulme'l
pair won the blue emblem OF superiority. the
Gagnon pair earning second award, while the
yellow rosette went to the wOrmser pair. w
l.. Elkins's Skerry and Crumbs were highly
commended. Any one OF the ribbon winners
looked as though, they could go to any good
race track. hitched just as they were, and trot o
quarter In 40 seconds.