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

second rrIye also went TO Philadelphia, Chestnut
I'm n Esfin q. s stSsSp ESiSS,ss' ri Sss. up ns' Scouting MiSs 10
red ribbon, while third award was captured by
the came owners h - Iha cr nut oon,ty n Gn
farmer Mars Chan, on which Mara got into
trouble az Benpings a few days ago. kathleen
,%ooa,ar De Dec q hui hui as il is the Irish iassie Is able to
more than hold hor own In any company; Her
owners who race n nmops The most popnlsr men
In racing ON the Eastern tracks. IL Is a pity that
they have mot achieved moro success In that
Am ever popular competition for park mount:
cd police horses hold the crowd speilbound
through m%t,S a most intricate drill. The most aim.
cult naneuvros were executed, with an ease
and ana da S,t .hSt shoS sSb. tlGsS Iri pris Snu o. OF s zoo:
800. and $50 were the awards in addition 10
the coveted ribbons, and the he ar OF every COP
quality Of the horses at walk. trot. %canter., and
ribbon in thisc class. and for three months before
the big show the horses of the mounted get as
much ,So o care S sna Sst ~ the running SS TURF """'
sod: Mh9 s lame eS,, s;SmirEiRT GdE d aOH ". n, SsI lISs Of
m msas'i and MSsKonnSs. Tho dfst time an iinsHr.
bunch win be- in this country"
Patroiman John. Doolady on the bay gelding
Tssr. Al Hs %l assin 81 sac sa's fSI%i sass nisSt, g se 1gT%St
Tsomss IoSsSoIii's, bay esoidins sport third:
S SSllE' commended; Park Commissioner Nc:
MILAN and Mitchell and Capt, Collins were the
sq TSe h uniting I set set 5 and. IN IN fac iset ,t the entire Assem-.
blagc remained to sec the high.jumping classes
over graduated FENCES ss; co nm nrst at flye feet
s sns S sSln sE. w no s cha a 3 o asS nfs ~ j. III mSl i Way
Of Chevy Chase, Md. lie was ridden by Eng
ance OF his fences like q bird, eyoking the widest
enthusiasm. Adam Beck g crack marc Lady Hose-
S Ssry WAS wss a q i bie Winners tiiappp' at chica ~ .' but high
jumping is a game that makes the best Of them
sour Mt times,,a and tho. pretty, daughter OF Lon.
William Bostwick's Warrenton was unable, to
get up to the top rail: carrying away the timber
American Beauty took her sariy jumps in rare
style. but, she found tho higher ones too
much q a hapdicaP, and crashed thr1pgs them.
a favorite with New. Workers., followed. She
knocked down one of the medium obstacles,
brush on the top rail; She came to grief, how.
ever. at the last, although she tried hard to get
company too hot for hin and he very wisely re-
fused three times. Adam Bock's chestnut geld.
Ing Argyle then had his innings. Wilson did
inches. and he took II like q bird. AT
out of the competition. Harry Payne Whit
ney's Hurricane did well. but knocked of a few
bars, Blute appearing to be on bad terms with
again In a moment. but 1t destroyed Hurricanes
chances. Hurricane two years ago could clear
was purchased from Adam Beck for 81, 800. On
the whole. last nights competition was a poor
not a single horse performing perfectly. Per.
lection and Chappie had a second trial at Two
feet. and both did well. and then the fences went
UP to the next height. At this height Chappie
same. and the result was still in doubt. Tho
10 the blue. Perfection to he red, and American
Beauty third. II. Whitney's Hurricane was
highly commended.
sorry to hear that his great young trottinE stall
lion King Rene, Jr:. slipped, and .wrenched one
cised yesterday morning. Wsrrenwood II. and
other horses slipped there on Monday, the thin
leaving nothing % but Il the B bare floor. Several
loads OF tanbark were dumped there yesterday
afternoon. and II may be safe for The balance OF
will be able to fulfil his engagements at the
show.
the well-know n Thoroughbred sire Strathspey,
is sick and will no, not be be able to partisipate . IN his
e enS1 6is MEETING h With i Ra a SGes s Weald have s",qb, oen
one Of the features of to-morrow's show.
The full list Of yesterdays awards follows:
PONY sTALLIoNs AND BROOD MARES.
Class e0-Shetland stations. not exceeding 45
s iasas., BY F Ment Psids. Master ssS; f fss,n., 4 I: % u e 'n ssscaia
e. Rr' Vat 60; r sGaa'f p4al.. 8 sa 3. Monte Nom ip ca.ic. q q ys :. AT I;
inehss: = {1nsIs s Mast1 S,f Fh 80. 70 i 4: neat; ye a.ghikk S eo%r
Class sI-shstiand brood mares. no. exceeding 40
Sly Dance. b. m. 80 inches, 8 years, Master Thomas
3 oysars. T. 1. %a.t, Third prize. SO. Jewel Ga.tsr::
SSn,,l' i aigb nv c aa insnss, 7 Nsapi.. I y. M no, re Inches 4; !.
8 years, Master Thomas L. Watt.
Class yearlings doaled in 1900. height
CHI. T., by DR.. ~arke-Pepita. Florham Farm. Second
p'I1s; :SEi s1 H;lg. F F!Isi RI; e. & b st s1sssonr h Rs5fG PRIZE.
sge; Kathleen H.. ch; {; by onius.Kathl Fred
bourne. commended; Mischief il; Oh: T.. BY LangtOn
Glass 34-Mares 9 years old tfoaled in 1890. height
not to be considered to he shown in hand or by the
time, oh. T.. by Grand Fashion-Lsdy Lillian. Fred.
s srSdt e T. s +, y sT soa 5sSon9 p1i5s' S ga r5 GSest of Pf TiIi
Stock Farm arm =, Third prize. SsG, Dainty Lady. by
Peffofmer-czarevna, Fredcrlcf q. Bourne.
before 1895. i5.s hands and over; the winner Of the
American Hackney soclety's Challenge Cup two years
in hand uGSs or by the side Of a saddle tMt horse. frs. p ppH
ssSSii AriSSi = II ill., iI fiol hands. FARM : ysar Second BY cG p4'1s,
ierNbsiltEe Lyons. j !, ]. .Asior: ,I6itsi prias', SO,
~ hands yssrs ssfS4yy Matches or LondesbofoG:
Czarina, W. S. Webb.
TRoTTERs.
Glass 7-Stallions e years old foaled In 1890; to DO
shown In hand or by the side OF o saddle horse. First
prize, $3.50, Andy. 2.l6al, b. s.. 15.l hands. by Am.
baSsador-ReRalo. Edward Appel. Second prize. S75.
Quartermaster, Jr; br; 8. 1914 hands, by Quarter:
oSo, Washer Elect. blk. g., 1909 hands, by quarter.
master-Ceda. II. n. Balm. Highly Commended.
Decatur, b: s., is hands. by Director-Addle G.. wn.
liam Crawford.
Class s-Filics 8 years old Ionled in 1890; to DO
shown in hand or by the side OF n saddle horse. First
prize, elno,. Am. rican Belle. oh. e., by Rex Americas
prize. s75. Talme. b. f.. 1928. hands. by Monterey
Glass 5-stallions 4 years old or over. kept for
service; to be shown in hand or by the side OF q
saddle horse. First prize, $500. Dare Devil. blk. g., 1
years. by Mambrno King-Mercedes. c. j. Harry
aamlin. Second prize. 4150. Burlingame, br. g., 1919
hands. o years. by Guy Wilkes-SablG. Mrs. ]. A. Gold.
smith. Third prize. S75, Keller. b. g., 10 hands. 10
years, by King ~Rene-Ada wilkes. william H.. Clark.
Highly recommended Island Wilkes. gr. y, 8 years.
by Red W~iikes-Minnie Patchen. Edward WiIlets &
Son.
HORSES IN n
Glass 48-Pairs OF horses. over 10 hands and under
1873; should have conformation. quality, style, all.
around action, and be able TO go n good pace; TO be
shown before a spider. T.caIt, or phaeton. First
prize. $500. Coxey, br. g., 1911 hands, o years. and