The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-11-17

would net take y50.OO0 for them. They were
wsell.known horseman. who matched and hsh
sold them 2 their present owner, Emolete and
reinsman, Charles Moser, who looked az bappy
as Col. MI, when The blue ribbon was fastened
to Emolsta's headstall. Alice Leyburn, and
relnsman, Bernard. Second award WAS tboIrr
portion, the yellow rosetto going 10 Sllurian and
mendod. ' 'O"
Trotting horsemen crowded about the ring or
SEQ the ring when the class for n %tpott Wn,es s,a 70
lions, four years old or over. filed into the ring.
Nine specimens were shown, four or i've OF
great young ,iiour;yoar.oa bsrsdeyiiI., s.o9S, SS
John ii. !qoldsmith's. BpriinEsme, 2.isI, and
William II. Clark.s kcoler, 3.13k, tho sire of
onoqua; 2.OS&. The former is In racehorsc CON-
severity extending from Maine to Tennessee.
He Is considered 2 splendid specimen Of his
f isas T" The fact that t. 1T Il low SA ln fiesb OF Soa IAN no Of
hide tho beauty Of contour, which 10 the cherac-
rather low.Roing horse. and does not possess tho
bold stroke OF Keeler; this son Of a great show
horse. King Rene, Il a great show horse himself.
speed no displayed when driven In advance of a
saddle pony by AL Thomas. Keller was By far
S f%0 % %S'' ,propOanocS. tSe pq ~ es' s siPs H for
park and harness horses. Horscmon may
iTsn 70 Which blind sont ,as%''l iSsm. e Snt the b. cG maj, :
tter Of Tie KeolOr type 4. the harness
solid mould. lie was we'll shown sDd had nSr a lot OF
Of speed. Alfonso. by Baron Wilkes, out OF
A Aas much Mefer .d inS cam Fl He H Is a Ssry s sp% AleyGIosiI
going low and smoSth, without any ,flurry, or
Whittier and winter with the lapse Of time. was
very poorly shown, and 1t Vas q big mistake on
pony raS p" on d ha md M 70 show wn the G good 70 h naxs 3
RSss''' son 4 q 'fRs sa WI ! sy s sso he side could d
m me- asturslhl;y the g" color S Of 1s n.hd' Syf fH@,
s against gray aS"i horse IN" After sn having M q th Ss' Ropses
the blue TO Daredevil: While second Went to
mentioned In passing that Daredevil was sent
out Of the ring last year at this show as not
wSs ayws ar sGn to siiSsry G Sha eso . 0i horse r,G tSas
was unnottced yesterday. Sable Wilkes. 2:ls,
o %as snS oT {DG In on HltGas; t II T Rso the o npiSeTs al
: class fsr horse. Eeps for sepy iicet and, Was as
fastest trotters living, no certainly was over
looked yesterday.
harness horses between is and 1873 hands, with
Coxoy and Brown Donna. Tho c~herub.liko
tingo as the crowd applaudod him while he
sRsSd pf 1Ss IN IN the the d fins; of hhs wh TH sn % ths Ssn ssSTp
inclination OF his head ms he turned the corners
At 2 $3.50 clip. The winning team are trotting
@ SESn; B bHssy B bSins p Hy a fr credit f to- his
FlrfiI r BrSTn r1 Wilkes IN the stud ss
This team moved like one horse, had grand,
and perfectly matched that tho Judges could not
second with ths% William fliSnnS L. 'o EiRin e; w sda@. RO Tns
and Red Breast. while Frank D. Beard gained
team the Broctiyn N man PAID H Sis money one n Tor la,s e
year Holly H. , BY Masterlode, the Michigan
well, but they were outclassed a triie by Brown
Donna and CoxSy. George 9. Gagnon's North
Among the beaten were tho Chicago winners,
Challenger and Chancellor. Mr.. Widencr did
not send Won Harbinger and Challenger into
With tho goddess of fortune smiling where
phe frowned SO steadily on Monday, all was roses
class for single horses not Under i5.2 hands Ito to
dealer sent Egbert and High Tide into the ring
Mn il of L Eiflns' { B ss5saEs CLOUD 10 and Nay John n1f Il:
s WITH spp Sls;s; wis Wien n%f EsSeyyii WON one and Gsf aish F Tids
secured wss etaG sSIr ssS While & ssrap GIoud IN w Nsw bi x95k
his coat, tilted his bell.topped beaver at tho
proper angle. and with his thumbs in the arm
tie consratuIstions Of rs friends.
. The competition for saddle horses over 14.1
hands and under Is hands. up to carrying 100
pounds. was extremely we'll contested. 1t took
q long time to reach Adhesion. but It appeared
to please the public when j. J. Astor's chestnut
marc Lady Killarney got the blue. This is q
splendid specimen Of the sturdy saddle type, and
than II hands in the ring. She is a big.bodied
mare on short legs. John 8. Bratton's chestnut
Gelding Gem was thought worthy, OF the red.
while the yellow rosette adorned tho bridle OF
". w. Cooks Jewel, a chestnut gelding. Miss
Marian Holloway's bay .gelding Roland Reed
was highly commended. The winner was ridden
The ponies shown in harness were a dushing
tot q steppers. They were most appropriately
hitched, and were driven by children or diminu-
tive grooms. There was a collection OF anxious
fathers and mothers in the boxes and about the
smart ponies through their PAGES there was a
wave OF applause. The chestnut gelding Monte.
ow ne, and driven b. Master George D. W,idener
reins in a manner to make Uncle Joe look out for
his laurels in the time to come. In fact, Uncle Joe
S Sm, left the as, rIng; Mr9; Foxhan Ksene,s chest:
placed second. while third ribbon went to I. L.
Watts,s black stallion imp. Mar. D. Honhan
drove Mar and ' with him n the trap were ne
Four hackney stations. three years old or
Oscil io.S nhhub Ut. over, mhuo an interesting
display. All had splendid action. the bay horse
Arion. from the Florham Farm OF Fl. Nick.
Twombly. in particular being extremely bold
and farreaching. He was less solid In color
than any OF his competitors, having a broad
blaze In the face and white legs, but he went
about the ring impressively. He deserved the
blue ribbon and he got IL. He Ia by County
Member out OF Nelly Ill. and was bred by his
present owner. J, J: Astor's chestnut horse Ty-
phoon was awarded tho red. and +. w. Twad-
dell Erling. a son of Cadet, captured the yellow.
1t was after u O'Clock and tho crowd had
thinned out perceptibly when the park teams
with owners or MEMBERS of any coaching clun
to drive entered the arena. There were iyo Of
them. the absentces being the Messrs. Stevens
and Jordan. Charles A.. Baudoine was repre-
gented by four bays, Louis W. WOrmser by four
bays, Richard +. Carman by two browns and two
bays. c. +. Bates by four bays. and w. L. Elkins
by four bays. In the preliminary work about tho
ring there was some pretty work seen with the
reins. but Joseph 4. Widenor with the Elkins
four mado the star turn and pull.up. He re-
ceiyed a richly deserved ovation. as 1t
was tho ncatest piece of horsemanship
seen in the Garden during the cur
rent show, Horses counted so per cent.
and drag and appointments 90 per cent. In this
class, and II took u long time to arrive at a de.
cision. Louis ". Wormser's leaders behaved
badly, and thus hurt their chances materially,
although tho crowd picked the .Carman team TO
win. while waiting for a decision one of tho
Eikins leaders. which had boon acting peculiar