The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-11-20

tne Two cracknlncks nhu Deen, snoWnt Oketne
70 outdo each other at the game OF go nj
high and looking handspme,, They pu
tRo tohdsms shown against them wa
George b.. Hulme's spicy team Lord Brillian
and Lieut.. Wilkes. the latter che Leader Of III,
%tivqtlng. performance. A. j. Nulting's ,Holl,
the day. got third prize, and j.. b. Jordan
CYTano and Tomnoddy were fourth.
Eve iinely nppointsd tlrneen ym1 Mere were se emu in J,
by Brewster X Co. for park pairs shown befoI'
demi.mail. S%tanhouo, and spider phaetons. ]
was u class In which horses counted 80 pei
cent. carriages 30 per cent. harness 20 nerccnt.
aud servants ~livcries 20 per cent. The com
petitors wereClarenee MacSly,s brown gelding'
%Tomnoddy, Albert O., Bostwick's Lady Ursula
and Lady flayia. and e /; Bates,s HI ne RhhS
Bostwick pair, driven Dytheir owner to q demi.
mail phaetpn. carried of the prize after Q
smart, parade on the part OF al eomp1titors
One of the pleasing features OF tho exhibition
was that nll owners drove their own horses.
The first ofthe OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES for high
shoppers was called for judgment Just before
the evening intcrmission. All blue ribbon win.
nors OF the present and previous shows; not
compete. Charley Bates was represented by
two. OF the three contestants. iCoXey and The
Whirl OF the Town. ltappeared to be a ioregone
plnce than his stable companion Co1ey, but the
experts were divided in opinion as to whether
the little stsmper Of only , No. h1 R6.; s icG q
star OF the Il Bates stable fully two and a. hall
eHer' tb in f brecdy In s spIts Si l fnls h@SPRfi ri ESt hq the
aI%S %Sn, All This rem rsma H1Hbps'f horse ssi IS %ttot ting
the Garden this year. A; W Johnson: who
bought the horse at I9storla. o.; a conpITe 9t
Sun that The Whirl Is by Kilbuck Tom. out OF
Rosie. by Daniel Lambert. son Of Ethan, Allen.
OF harness racing as the sire OF Bill Branni-
gan's spotted trotter Leopard Rose. 2:154.
that cut a wide swath in the Grand Circuit
The monopolistic Bates. like Col. Lawrence
Kip, had the ring to himself when the cham,
hands Was called, He trotted out The Whiri Of
IL. Town and Sporting Life, and Coxey and
Brown Donna, and waited for the pdE to do
went. where everybody thought it would go.
to The Whirl OF the Town and his mate.
1872 hands brought out a quartet that set the
p%etltors were 9, T. Bates's bay geIding ECbert,
ing BiueRer. 1857 hands Oliver ii. P. Bel
mont's bay Gelding Uncle sam: lG:l
s ssHfni ' RSra A! cS5ster q db0 'iS ) han sfy
Every one OF the big coachers had his parti-
sans. and the Garden rang with app ause from
time the stately steppers were called out OF
line to show their action. The Canadian horse
Butcher had more followers than any OF the
his. friends, aud his action with. both knees
and hooks was OF the most brilliant, de-
too much meat to fill the eye OF the horseman
likes q breezy one, Egbert's hook action
remarkable; much better than his forward
movement. and he was clearly the most blood
and symmetrical horse In the ring. Uncle
sam outpoinied all except Egbert in size, His
snie@a Ms5 turned horse an" in the world rS 10 "o'' "e
SO close was the contest for first honors that
the Judges ordered all horses stripped for in
led up and, down the ring ,Tumultuous cheer
ing started again when all was over and the
" '%f Ike s taIIST where !bnse f the Ribbons SnsV we're OILS iisp r@ rt@dt
Hes got it. Uncle Sans turned down to-
shouted tho admirers OF the chestnut
cheers were changed. to Kisses when Uncle
Sam stepped out OF tho line a moment
later and appropriated everything he wanted.
British horse. It was something like a
repetition. Of the scene on Friday evening,
comparative merits of the same horses Blu:
the Kisses were finally smo,hersd last night by
,hG eR %ns s1 aRd aB Bp T bsri1 ,SFfH @, RRiiR Res, Uncle
A duel between Johnny Bratton and Charley
Bates was the spectacle to which the spectators
SSre SFGa:eq i5 Gs'e ho nd '' was ''c called! fadsS i Bra rHtSS
drove Sampson and sigsbee to a smart spider
.haeson. while Bates wss represented by EG,ert
tIil TltbIt. iiiNth Wy ms L it'N' L it lut-
horses than the Missourians, and their man;
n not bs ~s sria e Of fhsIr c aetios. how We e muc Br s4 I
his, advantage early in the game, and
he = made the most ,t Of u II setting his
s ,sine s cisSr On e. Che Z team amp from Sn'f Bate sex stab BE-
and Sigsbee went high az well as
asst, but their remarkable pace was the fea;
20 pa r. '" Of 'f hish2 :; epF 1s"S eyer d hIsPGi =
20 m then Sp esm 'e 20 '"g right SaFd out and
pull that spider phacton a mile in 2:40 Or better
tomorrow, was the comment Of a follower of
harness racing who witnessed their speed.
TIL Judges gave the cham pionship ribbon to
B%ratton's pair. and the, last harness class of the
Horse Show was ended. The awards follow:
HORSES ~ DELIVERY WAGON
Glass 4c-Horsea TO be shown N single harness
md delivery wagons as used for local deliveries:
lorBcs to count O. per cent, wagon and appoint
nS%is . years. gss o'n studaS.l.RP FlBBf Bros. s'SMT .n 9i 81 lh;s
z,ompany, driven by,J. dolding. SECOND prize. $50.
iaiT!'ddT driven Si g Sy i J: R HSn0' third / RAP rfi COTE : Sc. z d. rino.
;r; e, ,I5.3 hands; ! years. George M. Stump.
iriven by l.. Lounsbury.
PONIES UNDER SADDLE.
Class sS-shetland ponies. not eIceeding ~ inches;
: years old or over-First prize, $40, Sly Dance, b.
2: 4 inches 4 sea- 7; /, vat ridden by Master
~ inches, ls years, 7: L.. Watt. ridden by Alfred
nsSes, I To ys, Psl1s +. I T. watt MGn Jf, T ,iadep f by Il s, t2,$
Phil Hewitt, Highly commended-Jessie. SIX. NJ, A
inches. u years, william j. sampson. ridden by
Master Carl Smith.
PONY STATIONS AND BROOD
Glass 94-Shetland stIllions, not exceeding 40
nn~ches-FiIst prize. $50, The Little Minister, oh. g.,
80 inches, u years, William J. Sa npson. Second
prize. $40. Monte Carlo. Sk. s.. 42ia inches, 10 years,
+. l.. Watt. Jr, Third prize, $50, Dandy Thistle, b.
=, 80 inches. X years, William +. FOtterall. Highly
Osceola. SIX. b., Al inches. . years, T. L.
PONIES IN HARNESS.
Class T4-Ponies above IL hands and not exceed.
ng l4.1 hands, 3 years old or oyer-First prize, $50.
iurrah. br. g. AL hands. 7 years. Plymou Hack
Stud. F. p. Jordan. proprietor. driven by owner.
second pri2o. $40, Cottage Prince, h. e., 141 hands.
! years, Miss Edith Colford, driven by owner.
Third prize, $40, Billet Dou1, b. g., 1873 hands. g
ars, Mrs. W. f.. PrssgrLve. driven by Master Blonp.
1lguly commended, SilverSpray. oh. m, I4.l hands.
! years, W. J. Atz, driven by Lindley.
SPECIAL PRIZES.
Class l13-For pairs of horses to be shown before
demi- mail, spider, or s~tanhope. phseton, forp ark
horses to count 40 per cent. aud to be practical.
v sound, with god manners: ca riages 80 per cent;
lLrness 20 per cent; servants livcries, &c, 20 per
II in the opinion Of the judges an exhibit ia
absolutely deficient in any one of the above quail
such exhibit shall not he considered: the
nitro exhibit must be this property of the exhibitor
Prize, $500, Lady Ursula, b. m, l5.2 hands, ally
Flavia, b. M, 49, hands, Albert @. Bostwick. driven
Dy owner.
Glass ll5-For horses suitable for cavalry service;
the saddle. free from vice. with free and prompt
lc,iun a. tho walk. trpt, and gRllop; height from
5.1 to IL hands; weight not ! ~ than $50 pounds
md not more than LEO DOuDd. +. AGA from 4 N 4