New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-21

by Mark w. Cross & Co, getting the highest
award.
SMALL LIST OF HACKNEY STATIONS
There was a small list Of hackney stations
shown with three Of their get. and A. j. Cas-
salts old timer. Cadet. was placed second to
Prescott Lawrence's black and snowy stallion
Fashion
John E. Cowdin carried off the blue and red
ribbons for polo ponies with the Scared vet
Grams of many a hard fought field Jay Gould
and Glenwood.
One OF the most interesting features OF the
afternoon to horsemen was the appearance vi
Stamboul. King Rene. jr., QuarterInas'er anu
other noted stations for the trottinS staHloh
championship 1t took the judges long y" pSh
out old STEAMBOAT for the blue ribbon. me SlaA-
ion looked the fine horse he Is. j. ana many
HamIin's Chimes got the reserve rioboh;
Colonel Lawrence Kips bay mare. hnoIc,d'
won another blue ribbon in the c.aSs LOT VI.
best-appointed road team, ana II vas d9'',,'f9'
such good ones as Alice LeyDurh, pc'Ibit ~
Altomont and others. G. +. Bates again u'-
lighted his wooden gloyed faction by "'Ilt'Hb ~
hlue ribbon in the carrlage-hoise class WI" -
hort lanes Stillman's SHUTDOWN coming SecoH'.
The saddle horse championship for horses h1'
exceeding II hands : inches went 10 ~,
De Forest Danielson's heautiuI mar -t'.",
who was already picked for winner by the c"-
perts. ~, ,, obor,rionshIp
Z T II Talmages Orlhamme was dccId'ed
che
Thomas Clyde's imported kathieeh' -
The snowy tandems made a pretty appear
ance late IN the afternoon, and the spectd'ol99
we're we'll satisfied when the blue rlppon tytt
" Hamilton n Salmon's Rara Avis ana hIBh,
aver with II. Payne Whitney's Alladin ana
Rushlight second.
SATISFACTORY FOR sATCRDAl M"i'i'
The evening attendance was not so large as
nm the preceding nights, but the SATURDAY hle"'
crowds at the Horse Show are seldom Inc "a" 80
of the week Fashionable FOLK were huiieI
however Some Of the boxes ana sum e, ",
reserved seats remained empty All nc ari@d
hut not many, and the attendanCe - ~
&c satisfactory for a Saturday eVehlhs' AlIc
nroeramme was interesting. but the sio"I l,,a5
~ the Judges in awarding the riDDohs ui"ee0N
II out until a tediously late hour. o5 tho
re parade OF prize winners oPene" ~
eynnine programme. and IL was pity that thgle
were so few people present to see 'he equ;'I a,
tocrats on parade, but horse SNOW owl q ocIocl<
begin To arrive In full force untll u ciov io
The Judges were a full hour in awardIhs tiie
prizes in the harness horse class anu maj
delighted the stableboys groons am hii,a ,h-
herents Of C. f. Bates by giving the plue I'D
bon 10 his The Whirl OF the Town. placIn6 w ",
| J. Clarks Alleyboy second ana neoIsc d.
Hun1e's Lieutenant Wilkes third. o,o 90 mind
The sparrow cops" were In state Oh Hiiiu
| last evening because the winners announced IN
| their class got their numbers mixed, ana con-
| sequenty the wrong horses appeared as having
! been picked by the judges. The rea! winners
| We're as follows: First. Dart Policeman James
D. Cotter: second. Sunshine. Policeman John
| Hocy; third. Zalda. Policeman John Murphy
| fourth Drew Policeman 4. J. McNulty.
In class No. So the championship prize Tor
| horses IN harness and carriage horses exceed
! ing II hands 3 inches. James StiIlmans sun
| down was the successful COmpo utor. the reserve
! ribbon going to G. f. Bates's High Tide me
| next contest was also for championship prize
for carriage and harness horses undcr IL hand5
. inches. Amid loud applause, Joseph T.. Vice.
I ner's Won Harbnger was declared the winner
! c. +. Bates again secured the reserve ribbon
| with, COxey.
! In class No %, for qualified hunters UP tC
! car, wing over one hundred and ninety pounds
! IN hounds there was close competition, none
~ the entries showing remarkable form. Chest
! nut Hill Stock Farms Pennbroook took first
| prize D. A., ,,-,,
| nri1ns Cor heavy middle and light weight hunt
| ers and Jumpers. In the lightweight class,
| Ralph Pulitzer's magnificent horse American
| Reouty secured the prize. In the middleweisht
! class Adam Beck's Lady Roseberry was the
! winner and in the heavyweight class the award
was given to Pembroke. owned by the Chestnut
| Hill Stock Farm.