The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-11-20

IN her own easy. graceful way, cleared
thS pew ui Ss1,sS.; pa TSTSy t. fFIlSSa os sFsTiflg' ar sSs
pf one rail-. chapple took the TOP rail, also; thus
5 fSe last hi height Of. thc, competition, Q feet Q
inches, was then tackled BY the Canadian mare.
she di rnh hf Faze syy wondered ond SsdiI what that vail in
front Of him meant, and, like a knowing horse
with some regard for MS Knees aha Shins' gu,oIa
th H@, nsSt y tim me" and was declared, out OF the com.
% ret I nieS. american Beauty failed sadly. her
s1yiS OF fShI g At 8 feet she is, per.
@f lection but At anything oyer that she Is too
rapid. and takes on IT. too ,. 1Gf an. nys on,I IRON tanh n os
a single rail. Chappie astonished everybody by
clearing the blg height in splendid ,rashion.
snTv t hew Sr tooE TIeeir. second essay at 1t and failed.
She took her third and last triai, and once more
falling, lost her chance OF the blue; Am 9
that stood between s,o Gh1RR Tdst Sna VlSft .psct Tas
S spGilea ,t AZ her ss PhiTd sri%i. TSo ' SondItfon sn Of ZIG Sss
class we're that In the event Of two or more
nc fSl. G ,Se General form in which the horses had
taken their Jumps into consideration. Ohappio
got first, but the SrST o as z W thNps wasn't IL
Kissing. Perfection was second and Lady Rose
reported sails Of the great trotting mares Alice
Ieyburn and George M. which ex.ConGressman
Reed OF Eric has been showing. at the Garden. II
was announced on Thursday that F~leischmann
& Co. of Vienna, Austria, had bought them for
export, the price being announced as 81, 900.
b. FasjR & Co.'S big sale oftrotters In the Garden
next week, and MIR. Faslg Yesterday sent word to
THE SUN that both Owner Reed and Driver
the mares had not been sold privately, and
would not be sold until they appeared in the
top tI9, Of t tisS II. II. Berger made the announce.
ment that he, acting as agent, had bought the
lie has the benefit OF both statements.
The complete list Of yesterdays awards
follows:
height not considered; to be shown in hand or BY the
PPs seSs,. an Iii ri fs r; sz Ff' s! sssy ps,i0f SECOND nd pIi1s.
SS%s ai s.Ssf Farm m third \; prize. So. Bel boy, sh !.
h hase,y sSSnsndsa ili Ss,' pr' ". e Seward ", TS M SsiSSle'' OF
h. S1hs' not sG@ con.ids2os. q sss ss shcwG @ ia a hand In or b 5ss ,Ss
eide of a 81 saddle h horse; aIrst prize. 'F2 3 I Prince
seSmG'p ppi1 en- $50 81 u c ReneFs1@F cS. s.. 4 by e caGet@
Imp. Freedom. Al. oassatt. Third prize, $50. Mara.
IF FL SS inner dedaaif. anssGn 9 MssS' b. a. :. ~ j; f casssssi
Pe~rformer-Modeste. Frederick G. Stevens.
winning arst prizes in classes 80 and SO. and ali
horses taking first prizes In these classes must com
81 the side Of a saddle iher,s o. First prize ri ssSo.
Prince Crompton, oh g., by Daneselt-PHnoess, L. D.
g.. BY Lanston Performer-Garton's Duchess Emile.
Glass ss-Champion prize; open to mares winning
taking first prizes in these classes must compete FOR
the championship, to be shown in hand or by the sido
OF a saddle horse. First prize. 5000, Stella, CHI. m.
b :, + 9 prss., : Eesr s,. By Sor'9 R. s,s,sd I;Psd By I LS5d
SGs9scn oi Duchess @s sSx q o RSnasi se frsd Sy on g. Stevens ms:
wf GInsn st tTst pIlGes Sh IN dis.ses Pr q and oPe s., to and ale Ties
nllies taking nrst prizes in these classes must COM
E Rss' sd. i1t 'o of Iaa saddie horse. 70 Fl fir rnU prias ~ s naNa IaS ~
Valentine. Oh. e.. by Grand F~ashion.Lady Lillian.
BY Or, Parfe--Pepita, Fiorham Farm.
Glass 2l-The American Hackney Horse society's
show, open to ali stations taking nrst prizes in
classes %, 80. 81. 80. the winner Of Tho Junior cham:
tom, previous showsi the cup must be won
before it becomes the PROPERTY Of the owner
Of the winner; the cup IN the meantime to DO
IL. .S.1 cup in {ss $ was Won By N Ssorss Green's 'P Rufass..
jr, and in 1893 by +. Q. stevenss Clifton II; to be
shown in hand or by the side OF Q saddle horse. First
prize, $500. Clifton II. CHI. 3. 8 years. by Danegelt-
hightsome. Frederick @. Stevens. Reserve ribbon.
Jordan.
PoNY STATIONS ANp BROOD MARES.
Glass ss-stan'ons. 8 years old or over. exceeding
s:,ss;. S AZ !: s$' t ss ss;;S FRI ss # 81. y. s; s;is$; I! 8; i IT. I
mens &: = Iat hsass: 10 o. ysaf:i III I i ss was. 8 A aaseE eSms
Won witzleben.
HEAVY STATIONS.
Class q -stallions. Q years old or overt any
"a sssd5 ss6in; 8. III ssaSs, years: Y; iISt;srsII i
PONIES IN HARNESS.
Glass ee-Pair of ponies. other than shetlands; not
srosedinF - hsnd { First prize, sloo' imp. TopsGys;
kEsa;n%as:. ) s yssl ashss aso : yff Driving ssa se 3saa' as s q nd ali rl;a
II P ssna.i sssGad ahpd i'f Sio. sSD; T SIl M kG Is . 1 nan d..
Year,. W.. sampson. driven by S. Z 3. He Hss son Third hi
prize, esS, Forrest Hattie. m, M iilL hands. .
ETL watt. driven by owner.
TRoTTERs.
Glass e-Filies. Q years old Goaled In 1899, TO be
sa9"n prize IN hs $780, or Bs az as' b. a' f' By Si : po ssaais hove:
mont. James W. Cooke. Second prize. 976. Nou-
F Sss, i mira 1; p g1 stsm sSS. Indys fe FsS'i r. I'll Eli. H e.. BY
Lord Of the Mansr-nona, {; j. & Harry naml,n.
bbii sseioF eo@@s9G Lee, Z sA Il. hs Safi al '0'' hands, by
Glass l4-Fillies. . years old and under 4 years; to
Emiiens Chimes, b. T.. years by cihiimtesp"-TSrra;fiyy c.
): 8 Harry Hamiin. driven BY French. second 'ri7e.
s s1o; nsta James M. s. W. o ooofs. driven 4 ETsli By S own rSs Third Third
SEE d1ser sSo. T1lma' RI b; \. f. Balm, ho, dPtva hands ND oS 3 ye.F +; S \.
" commended. saia, b. m, 1873 hands. 3 years, by
stamboul-oueen Annie. Rensselaer, Weston, driven
Glass . ln ,lsas1 g g ', AZ. ~ prize; open to all stations
shsir ]PeS 4 assSr ago. 9. c sisG or eon Hs'rsri 10 Da sa ,HaF fsSof d.
and racing qualities as shown by Performance. First
prize. 5000, Dare Devil. blk. s.. 1 years. by Mambrino
King-Mercedes, Q. J. a Harry Hamlin. driven by
Geers. Second prize, 600. King Rene, Jr.. b. 8. 1873
hsanSs' 2 d Gfass; y y h ktns Ht Rs.cSsm. T Tisnsi a; a,
$50. Keller. b. s., fe hands, l2 years. by King Rene
Ada Wilkes, William II. CLARK. driven by Thomas.
Highly commended, Burlingame. br. g., lb.2 hands,
eyesrs. by Guy W~ilkes-Sable, Mrs. John A. Gold
smith. driven by Maggie.
ness p ysgsn. ~. pflza;S siso;s King Ssns, y:.s.
A. A. Bonner, driven by l.. Ketcham. Second prize,
e75. Keller. b. B.. 10 hands, 12 years. by King Rene
Ada wilkes. William II. Clark. driven by Mr.. Thomas.
Third prize, SS5. Wiseburn, b. s.. 1881 hands. o
years. by Guy Wilkes-Semi.Tropic. #. G. sayles,
Hidden by Pierce. Highly commended, Burlingame.
pr. 81 l5.2 hands. 9 years, by Guy Wilkes-Sable,
Mira J. A. Goldsmith driven by Maggie.
HORSES, oARRIAGEs. N APPOINTMENTS.
Glass oe-Pair OF horses. TO he shown before o
brougham. tho horses TO count 90 per cent. and the
brougham and general appointments 80 per cent.
First prize, 5000. Robin. b. g.. 1873 hands. u years,
and Redbreast, /. 6, 1913 hands, Q years, william l.
Elkins. driven by Charles Hicks. Second prize, 800,
Coxey. br. e.. 16.1 hands, 0 years, and Brown Donna,
br. e., 10. l hands. 8 years. Charles F. Bates, driven by
James Bonner. Third prize, $50. The Proper Capef.
br. s.. lb.sia hands, 8 years. and The Real Thing.
br. G.. 1881 hands, 2 years. Charles ,. Bates. driven
by Dunnage. Highly commended, Superior, b. e.,
lb.li2 hands, . years. and Surprise. b. g., 16.1a
don.