The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-11-19

ments we're carefully examined by the Judges
and aosrsiso S%"s sSS sWSsf SS stssT than A'i IL any rsyI pre-;
yious class at the present show. but the chief
Alice ieyS%rn 20 ana MI9 ssstS, sp n. M MsIn ,oaSnd se and
MI. heeds other pair, Siiurian and Silicon, re-
Tho tendems furnished no end of amusement
and entertainment TO the big throng in tho
sSR Pns 9 At Si 4 O,GlScS, Al inc outset , John rs :;
SScsS q BE- sSv good si' when wi %ili ESr0 iG"i EiiiIns'.
and settled down for a nap on tho tanbark. A
few punches IN the ribS made him assume 2
rpbbings and ear puiiinsa to got him under way.
ne propped himself, however, and stood Ike
worn away By that time, and ho started Of to
fn9w people what he can do when In the hnmor.
soStsd By pthtas' Ponies sSNPPO op;sy ST snd jenny Msyo but atP The
ioaaer was IN a daEe and wanted TO turn round
and her cOnpanion were finally turned out Of
the ring. Frank Beard showed I, ID. Jordan,s
Wonder, the latter m. a pheneimenSl sleeper, In the
lead. and the Br9oklyn contingent shouted itself
R wheeler 4 ASSoF and Sr tie S sSS s sSS s%'f Ths WHY FRhi
sEer, {: 9. Pratt DR., Gagnon drove his own
sporty, tho cross match being, very taking.
ordinsry coach. Jack Donnellly drove Don Wilkes
They weren't as Weil.mannered as they might
have been, but once under way made a good
showing. Don Wilkes having, quite h,So " bold way
ondt. G anS Eifin S" third, WI While wor%st eSs'i team
Four herds Of shetland ponies made a most in
t%eresting exhibit, some of the foals looking
about the ring. The youngsters had impromptu
races and caused the Garden to ring with laugh.
ticutlarlS i%ractiou' one. but they could not hold
5 4Som SsG I. W., fl won Ei,b P sss s,, IF hS MonlSssi
and tho marpR Glalys. PrimrOsc. Jewell and
BESSIE and ot their IrSEsny; Master nn ITS%ns l.
s Sait Tns s0f canine ms'h and M0a siS I Dance. suR @iiii an;
Simpsons Dixie Dolly tSl ropsy. Chess and Black
Pairs, to be shown before a victoria or cab
riolet, horses and the carriage and appointments
to be equally sonsidSrehS; had a good 4o rSpres sem
GoIey were among he exhibits, and opposed to
them were Louis ". WormseT,s Surprise and
cssSr. Mrs. Francis Lee iMorreiffs Theims and
Wsldapar, and William l. Elkins's Red5reast
commended. The owner Of the winning team,
stood at the gate when the horses came out and
LOCKED supremely happy.
horse enthusiasts out in full force. It was the
herd prize for %trotting stations. with four Of
there were three competitors. the Messrs. Ham
lin linr Of B oht af p nomipSti Rs,, Chimes S RI BY sm aIe e.
Lima o, Alfonso. BY haron Wilkes, dam Alma
. Mater. and Rumble / White, Danbury. Conn,
the wellknown Stallion ;. ni3 GsrteeTnmss,e 2;2lh:
had a big advantage in having Two such pho
n mon { fbs k s9Rss' 'alhh T - The hs,r M n} 1Su 2;%s,4.
olds look alike, move alike. and are so much alike
in general THAT the followers of the Grand
Circuit could not tell them apart when at work
Alfonso and his get were the first to be shown.
The old horse himself moved like q piece OF ma.
chinery and made q good impression. His colts
were a good, lot also; and on the whole
termaster followed, and was also put through
his PAGES by Al Thomas, Tho old horse went
the ring. The get Of the Connecticut cham.
pion did not show as we'll as that OF Al.
Chimes both paced and trotted when shown
n h Mamk b by had "a s g Sispo,i, fhs to 4 nsse' and sn e
TOOK some time to yet them squared away, The
) $5s! T !hsy y: sss dc; re- sy f fSs T TsRs {! S:6 sPi% as
, s!i G9idH asm x Sei Ms"f Tins. k 1:a5i., The By A Ms%:
. S Ghs red 0p ribbon 90 A ~sst 70 q t da%aSssrn nssssr;
Bancfott. on. dam f belle % Medium H%ha;e ,a%arterma ssas
, a. dam 1% Tb,;d Arbitrator nan to- a apion AtaSi Tho ElSse ed
q qad I've Vest, i da% Beiiet tGs hSe?4 Affion Mep dam lam
M &s%%nMai ck RaRfGr dam L EEilso Sa% Geraldine and
Five polo ponies made a smart class. They
wore to be judged for manners, hardness, and
ford. knew his business, He rode every entry
$ himself. He gave the blue to George Lawrence
, TI ]. frsncke's Dandy and n and third to r. g. shaw
5 ry TTe' Us l%if boHnss SaSS F sse.1 aT 'nSins S %RRl fs ' f.;
Garden was Comparatively deserted during the
Q ysar.old Meirose. a grandson Of ,Lonsfellow
only touched one bar, and ieneed ike 2 tho,
Y was too impulsiyo. and rushed at his fence;
s like "A wild horse, thereby, detracting from his per
. iUr5G"% cSari / ef Plze e;u Jr's, gray gray Leesbars sV WASH {
t ND TO the mark. John ,. Bratton's Granite re
: d dTifd % at first as sat h hnsIs' o sS"rsSd BY 5H i Ihe b }anlPedd
;: Company. went well enGgsh to please the spec
Unita collided with most OF her fences, and &C
b .,t !; cGg dni1 i,,r, w; xs ?, 1 SgsnSI (, W KGd o9I
Philsdelphiens howIed their approval. Mis-.
. Second, TED Oak third. and Electricity highly
Eighteen ponies exceeding 49, hands and moi
n oyer III hands a took t, up h S;11 an hour gGS OF P Fl , :
looked pretty large for .i4.I hands, and these
were put under the STANDARD and measured tc
8 avoid mistakes. The winner was Joseph f.
r Widcner's brown mare Princess, second ribbor
going to Adam Beck,s Chestnut mare Margis; a
s third. He was shown by Miss Belle Beach
James 7. Hyde's black marc Diavolessa wa'
d There was blood on the moon in the compcti
g ton thn h for high s.spPsTT sg not 6u under snp n iS 2 hands Isn al
b tilman' SHUTDOWN and the imported Storm
o King were the most eXtravagant actors in thu
ring. but there were others that gave them
close rub.
There was a very large class after simmerins
u down. and by the time zach competitor hat
had passed away. Frank ID. Boards. with 4,
t Jordan's Wellington, made a good showing
h Harry Payne Whitneys Rushiigbt WAS an
. other stopper that went well enough to get
Il hand from the crowd. The only Bates drove TIL,
z Proper Caper. while his manager held the REIN
over The Real Thing. Both could step 1t of
In great style and II was evident tina
s Charley has other good ones in his stable be
II sides Coxey and Brown Donna, the biggest priz
10 winners Of the week. The public was with tn
ID English gelding Storm King, and every move o
IT the big chestnut was literally applauded. Wei
Z ~lington. however; could irot rings, aToun'
a judges not called q halt. Mr.. Bear
got down of his high perch. shifting
the ring and turned the Boston gelding ZOOS,
10 later on. He convinced everybody that yelling
Or ton bad the speed OF tho party. s1ndown wol