The sun., 1897-11-16

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Storm X King e purely hackney bred. and he had
that trine. his action beinS clean and high. He
Kind Kind to take 200 prizes 10 England he had 70
mendsd was his portion. Charles +. Bates,
SotSpG h Sn and Ir6cund as Of yore was one Of the
and only EsmAl9SS 6sSy H''F 6Sts4 oS ssPfPR
0hS Minno5, y, With Ills irotfinF.brod GSSxoy'
4. 4. usual. choily had his sdmiTsrs at The
Madison lay %ayenpe gates, and they. We'd in lung
gossph wh the of Ms; RoSnsGa 3o
tween tS the trottins bred steppors. Mr.. widsner
Won aarbingcr, and, handling him in fapltlcss
GIVE nSsy nIsy carried on the 6lSs fer the 9nksr Sr
rlson's Chestnut Hill Farms bay, mare Con.
suelo gave another award to Philadelphia ny
Ss ShS ahG third ribbon There NE TS
and his champion ns they few around the ring.
anY anH the S enthusiast rrooms I'LL hut lifted he
Bnrb'nrer 10 by Harbngcr out OF Morgan
the class for hsckneys three years oiS or over be-
tween 70 hands and 10 hands INCHES, Ber-
spond to tho bugle call. +. c. Stevens won with
the stylish. rapid,gong chestnut horse Clifton tor.
81 & SpEe was second
the class for hackneys between IA and IS hands
Frederick q. Bourne,s hsy horse Starlight, by
horse'E volution H., by Evolution and Briar Cliff
Farms black horse imp Britain third. 1t was
The exhibition OF roadsters, standard and nom
standard was very large one. and there was a
called, at o'clock. Col. Lawrence Kip sent three
into the ring, with the Mosers. father and son. and
rrnF Es5Gf s
Belle, by Blue Danube. and Anna Ida, by Wax
ora ShSri9s NJ Reed Of EES Tss again ns, on
Of handsome mares with fast records. w. II.
Clark was represented by the chestnut geld.
BY EdMara 6eT ass
Of Philadelphia drove his own hendsome geld.
reins rel over Robert GoeleIs s beautiful mare Royal
Princess, by Bayonne Prince, dam Lady Sher-
man. an old.time trotting mare. Hattie X;
Tom Brown, a black gelding. by Omega. was an
out-and out PAGER and had no place in the ring.
took the place OF shelby c. HARRISON of Ken
;, tnoky End passed indgmsnt IN company GO with
Altamont. showed a lot Of speed, as did William
Pollocks Holmesdale. Emoleta looked her best,
fqd ws dT II hF to
her moving constantly. the young mare not be-
ing accustomed to the glare of the electric lights
ing this they were criticised. This. mare is
that was ever shown in a New York show ring
| She is. Of course, high strung. but Miss Gurney
teen, drove her at the Orange County Horse
Show and had no trouble with her It was a
bitter disappointment for Mr.. Goclet and Driver
with the handsome mare. Royal Princess can
trot a quarter in 81 seconds. The class was
first, Aitamont second. and HolmesdaIe third.
highly commended being the portion of Alice
Fourteen pairs OF harness horses, not under
1873 hands, suitable for stanhope or victoria,
than than an hour % It took long I time t' 10 prane out
the deadwood. and at the finish there were only
6a dozen hs P"fi IN the bSd Bates
impromptu race with James stliIman's Sun.
down and Hurllng ghem, tho latter team being
recently, when they were sold at auction. Bates
shifted ballast prettily on the turns, and kept
the ringmaster to slow down. There was
no getting away from tho eyor-popular Hurting
man s grand big pair richly deserved the blue
trophy: They were handled perfectly by Law
second with High Tide and Hi, while the yellow
ribbon went to Tom Shanley,s fiulde and Hilma.
commended was the award for Richard F. Car.
mans Walsingham and Stranger in New
horses g. as 81 Of
placed horses in this class were owned by him
A smart lot of ponies with dimnutive riders
In the saddle made an interesting competition.
shc,ondS were barred and %Hny q The entries
Charley Burgess is former winner. and the
judge Prescott Lawrence. thought him good
Br.wn Saportas with High Boy was second.
The victor can step it off like a good fellow and
makes no no mistakes. He was we'll ridden by
There were 1--WE three.ysar;old stations in
renSood tHr by Dreetor dam Fanny H. by Red
Wilkes. This horse is full brother to Eyange-
line. 2;l1a. and half brother to Edmonia, 2:l3la.
The Meesrs. Hamlin showed Courtmaster, by
RuRdle & While were Represented By Bancroft
hlnsmSn Lii en- Si' Of Lima. g. showed Judge West, BY
Alfonso. dam by Chimes. and II. N. Balm Of
a son OF Langton, dam Ceda. Bancroft II. ap.
peared to be out Of sorts. and would not square
away and trot. but All the others had good.
bold way of going. Warrenwood ii. slipped at
! the Madison avenue end OF tho Garden. but was
up again like a cat and few about the arena.
moved about the ring and inspecting them criti-
cally, gave the award to Warrenwood H.. while
r. third. Warrenwood is welgrown colt Of
splendid proportions, and, judging from the
S Very fast I horse II put in raining. Al Thomas.
Cossecks, and who had Amelia wilkes, 2:l6 =,
the champion three year r-od lilly Of 1896. showed
Warrenwood II, to the best possible advantage.
Seven 70 urin.hands were next in the ring, the
this really fine competition between teams
owned BY Messrs. Hulme. W ormser, W ca therbee,
| Bates, Elkns and Gagnon the Garden was al
most deserted. The Judging had been SO tardy
IN some OF the afternoon classes that most OF
| the guests had departed Tor dinner DefOre the
teams entered the ring. 1t was a pity, TOO. for
twas a treat to see Charley Bates, Joseph +.
| Widener, Aurel Bntonyi and the other clever
whips perform. 1t Is true that Mcssrs. Bates
and Britton did not have their customary trial
| of speed. but they may come together later
In the week. II is good thing thai breaks are
made good and strong. for q bull fight isn't a
circumstance 70 the comnlotion this pair can
| raise when all the conditions are favorable.
Probably it was because both got the gate early
In the compotiton. George L. Hulmes foul,
Lester. driven by Aure Batonyi, won. William
l. Elkins was second with Sheriff. Crumbs,
to George s. Gagnon's Rat. Cat, Gold Pointer.
Then tho jumpers who had survived the pre-
liminary trials OF the forenoon In the open class
| were again called out. Quantity was more in
evidence than quality. and the needing out
were a slovenly. bunglng lot. and not at all up
to the average OF previous years. There were
| come notable exceptions, however, and the
fencing, Of the, last half dozen LEFT IN was
| q treat to witness. b.. Il. & Il. Clyde b
clever gelding Roanoak made the cir
cult at q ine pace ;, and cleared the
rosette and Mrs. Francis d; Boards brown mare