The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-11-22
BATES is AT THE TOP.
mn 1rhDs THB LIST OF WINN1HG
oEyTRs AT TINE HOR1B SNOW.

A-u..- r-,,e-. Eorth oD,oobs Ge &c CexeY
40 otper nTigh steppors-Men ana Nerves.
who Wen the Meney Lass
Es-,,. ueaa the Trstting Herse Divis'en.
Readers of THE SUN who followed the story of
the Horse Show last week VIII not DO surprised
to learn that Charles II. Bates heaas tine nst Oh
Winning owners at the big equine exhibition
this wear. II was an of day when the Jolly
coocnm,n NJ SIxty.ninth street failed to parade
hi. dock.tniled ~trotters for the prizes three or
four times Of an afternoon or evening, and All
rnov that he landed among the ribbons with
romsrtable regularity. Fatty's high stoppers
ntirred up the tanbark in nearly every heavy
harness class Of the show, competing no less
tbnn twenty.seven times during the week. They
won twenty money prizes, worth $2,0So, ana
were two or three times highly commended
besides.
Eloven Of tho ribbons that Bates carried OF
we're blue. ak were rod, and three were yellow,
the latter the sign Of third prize. Coxey, the
jaunty little champion of last years show. was
tho mainstay of the stable, winning, eithcr single
handed. or in combination as q pair-horse.
leader of a tandem, or a fourin.hand team,
nearly half of all tho ribbons that his owner
pulled down. II Bates keeps on he will Soon be
as thoroughly invinciblo in this division Of the
show as Col. Kip has proved to DO in the road
horse classes. As recently as two years ago he
was unable to win q single first prize in the
classes for "hcrses in harness." He broke the
ice last season, and by the narrow margin Of
less than 300 headed the list Of winning own.
ers, while this year he is nearly 81, 200 ahead Of
all others. ...
The table which is printed below furnishes q
complete summary of the awards at last weeks
exhibition, showing the prizes won by each
horse that got n part Of the money. together
with the total amount credited to every winning
uu-- n 7 .-l IIarrp N ~ puHa1n xvhn
stand ncxt to Bates. with 81 1856 won. head the
list Of winners in the trotting horse division Of
is far ahead of oil other exhibitors in the
hackney field, having won $l,79O. Thomas
IN n classes Msst; VINO Where sn the priz n9' aVeFae saie o1.ly p SSoSt
$50. piled up the remarkable total Of $1,000.
alm SS. sweeping the board Rsc. In NJ some Tnn Of the o GLASSES ;s
and jumpers, the champion middleweiRht marc
W won 500 1eS'f for tSe canatii III horsema ie''
Following Is the list of winning horses and
owners:
| Charles F. Bates, New York-The whirl of the
Town. nrst in class 40. si5o; The Whi5l ofshe o.
WIFI wifi Of the e? Tomn 's snd coaey. nrst IN IN 80,
5000; Co1ey. second in a. 9T3; Egbert, nrst
500; second in IS. 800: nrst in 81. $500;
At hi' sn ID i hish s: Tiae cG asy inc IN es pt $3.50: n nfss IN
Ssin sss second nai in f S. Psio eaP Psird I'm IN 81 %. ESQ., ssSi
H,Es TIDE ~ fl In g. s s,Si . T;ss .n in "a 4; : ,.s
o on; h In s n aiSo s H. i, f H. T. n'f Enc s' Sr n
and 7. Willie Johnson. third in %; $50 .1.;sa'es'
'i in class saS h = $500 as1 paPed sSHai srss IN 8, $500;
Hrst in II. 5000; CSurtmaster second in 9.
ffe Perfection n%si third hs4 a: ess; Nett,s King. mt
incline III ss eS,n aas n AsG IN H. ff $751; q f. Tse i hs1l:
third 10 10. $50 1880
ff arss ln class las s i. $780, Ht arss in 81. $500; stella.
nrst in g. 5000; ars! e SO; elIoi Lady Val:
i fa,Re III Performer H.. nrss in in 70. SSiaS:
Lady sutton nrst in 81: slS0; nsIsTayis.
i ss5' sutton 81 to; I'll lily . second Din IL i s.. u 90; RasS:
H. ' E. Balm Jain . and M Il I Balm sn' poaehioepiie.Ma.
ter Elect. third in class 2. ss5; second in Is.
ilss in 9s.I ssss; Tsim Ss' . second Il. IN g. 3. Sc:
third in i: sss: Sed1 third in 10. 'ooi -,
rh %annsr L. :es %aa. IN and a. SOM Saoi New Yofi.-Monie '''
e ss6 : ;s ssSHn nd - &C. sl 80; ~ Son go; c sssons su In sa;
IN Snd u.s. II 81 si saS' M Mar. ' aasao ON ss' ' Pil@sr fFs.
Forest Hattie. and Forest Exile, hrst nils;
i, MAJ r. sss s.. M Sso aa Roc Recs ssIG ill., cos sh, sRf IN g:
g. SCI ;4o ao Rsipie. t tal1s IN m 81 81 ss IT, n sssI in s D.
: ESQ; s IL psHs So; nr f.. ,e 81, ss ssw. Gis ssirai
in %. sao;' Montreal, GIsdys; PastersOns non
ton, second in class .. 800; nrss IN % $500;
5a.eio Kismst. third in e. sss; PsnnSroo..
urst 70 . VI A.
LsSI:nSss Ks,p; Ss ~, I- q :; sSssa -: second n i, j.
4 $500; EmoIetta and Mambrino Belle. hrst in
James M: ss ssilim nsst Y New w. YsorIGsundown. fi:i in
class 81. $3.50: second in IS. s7s; nrs. in 81.
$780, ssS0 s sun. o. Z. and Sao birmingham. nr's In o. sas
jane. SaeS' W Rt'e co &c e. ffsIiSsasiphis.Beists; ii:s
s4oI: Al;Smont. third in IS. ssS; second in
es 1a SO i. thru Hal IN a. New sSy' -ori.Lieutenant TOO
wilkes. third in claas 40, es5; second in ~.
SSrst in 20. $500: second in 90. eioo: Lord
Brilliant, mt in ~. $3.50: Lord Briliians.
wlllisn I: EiEIn.; Piliiisdslphia.,;RoDis ana
g. ssa 500; :s ssoDau in a. 81. 500: Robin. Red;
i Sas a. si nsSw Lady f1G Primrose &pS ID. thir ey in ~ isf sssi
Lady Primrose and Glorious: snirs IL 80; $50;
Crumbs: Glorious. and Lady Primrose. second -,
Adam Beck. London. ont.-Marsie. second in
class SO. $50; Lazy RiIaare second in %.
SrS;A Ar u. . saoS; II ah III; ' 10 ld asG s5 Soi srss Il
IooB. 5000; Melrose. second in 100. s76".;. 700
Bee iecn anf fr shG in class Ssya e. rssi iSS: second I'm IN
%; s s1S ssa a sr., n y 1G 10 $500 s,sG. R q, S1,, , ,Sira
+. !. !; n~S.tcn.Prinss cfompton; anit il
Belt. second il 81, s'T5 Lady ~, second in
fSId S'i Ri Psi9sn Ls %sil i h IN ana az; 's Mst e,a ass:
ond in 90, sl25; Eccles Wonder. third in 10.
J Holloway, Chevy Chase. Md.-Ms Honey. sec:
ond in class 10. 875; Chappie. first In IO8.
$500; second in I0I, 500; first In 105. 5000. 600
z. II. Hartman. New York-Stamboul, first In
class 8. $500; Nouroze. second In o, e75..,. SIS
Joseph T. Widener. Philadelphia-Von Har-
binger. first In class AZ, $3.50; nrst In 81,
5000; Princess, frst in 80. 800; Unita. sec.
George s. Gagnon. New York-dold Pointer
aud mate. second in class 40. 800; Gold
Pointer and The Cat. first in b8A. 500; first
in 40, $50; Sorthlizht and Great Caesar. Sec
ond in 90. 500; The Cat. The Rat. Gold
Pointer and mate. third in 90. $685. The Cat
and The Rat. nrst In II, 800 ............ CSC
Mrs. j. De Forest Danielson, Boston-Milady,
first in class ~. $780,; nrst In a. $3.50; first -.
H. Mex. Twombly, New York-Arion. hrst in
class 90. 5000; Evolution IL, second in 2s.
e7b; Caivin, third In 81. 1856; Peppeta. acc.
ond In 32. 975: Senorita. nrst In 95. el0O.... <et
Frank d. Beard and Mrs. Beard. Brooklyn
LazZarone, second in class ], $3.50; Perfec-
tion. second in l02. e7o; second in 1903.
500; third In lO4. $50; second In l05. 500. All
Ralph Pulitzer, New York-American Beauty,
third In class 1903. $50; first in l04. 5000; 49,.
A. j. Cassatt. PnilaIelphia-Cadet. nrst in class
25. $3.50; second in so, 900; Chesterbrook,
second in 80. 800; Mars. third In 80, eB3.... AT
John S. Bratton. Chicago-Pride and Caprice.
third in class 81, $50; Pride. Caprice. Gov
ernor Brown. and Providence. first in 90.
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