The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-11-15

formation and winning the blue ribbon.
This Judging cleared the way tGT 2 eLas1 oI
i SlTs, Fh sis Glass; RRS 70 s4 Bs INDEED n seesipns
and many noted amateurs figured, as whips.
Tsssi sdF siss ov eng thS s9 tanssTs y With - re S'. styis
and curyetings Of the mettled steeds, were
ne sPS,I pTet sssIs0 pictures SoIT rS S5 t eoSsi 5alsstdi and
Bates again scored .oyer, the amateur whips and
tRSsSIF ; 9 5.D A 's snt.Iss 'esR% sE 4 oSIs sS., g EafSn
Ein :Ss S s5tsSso9 2S:; E ysasss SSGd t asno aIsstdi
on before the Madison avenue entrance. and
sSTfirIIIIsy, coat eostumes, had stsrrtedf for Delnonico's.
sherry's and the Ea~ldoEI.AstprIa: on n s9'Inpe e
balm on the ears Of tired coachmen and grooms.
The devotees Of Park driving were ~ agog
O'clock Ssao tl ior the first competition. Il was q class
for hiEh stssppeEs over 10 hands an .i ana Hnd ss, doi K
NSsq The mos most important e open class on the pro-
FOR the irst time, nearly all the horses that are
asip later e i II The week, The Gsid was perhaps
the largest ever exhibited at the Horse Show.
| about the entrance to the ring before the gates
we're %pPened;, Prescott. LaTrence, t Francis Itdso T.
called the horses into the ring In three diyi.
slons, wedding out the deadwood In one m lot
remained after this baptism Of Are. and there
were heart burnings on all sides as the owners
and admirers Of the : equine snpS ., pets saW their Ia
Sam lHuxter. who drove Miss AmalIa Kuss-
peFe 1yanhoe. was fairly dazed when the
l snow ou ie oi t6 sse ri Gns% WitR tie n rest res M Ssorss i.
Reads sporty little gray geiding Old Timcs,a
S5nn seep ss W thss R r,siR Iost w n t fSeG shSfi e.ae After
nearly an hours work the comPetit22rrs Were re- re-
G faSsS e s sSs.tn saesS %a lsst G afi1Pis nh anna bay M;
s Ssjdinss sSS% .TPssa. ssGrR e.: D, B Hq RInS5 sSa9s' Pst
Lady Ursula, and g; !; Bstes's brown Eslding
rowed down. to four or Ave OF the best ones.
and the hand. elagping grew more spirited as
each one doing his prettiest to pull down the
stars sEi 81 last Sas years. show. was driven BY Charley
Bates. who had laid up q couple of heats on his
ciShiif, do os Sstil G III fiRa io 6r tna Oe TSe ' Iittle T ssldyy
n faf snap %gSs and r snow sgsH sboas R 81 a acton 3ta; S sna e ss was
son got the blue ribbon in the end. The Kansas
City .horseman fairly beamed with joy, as he
the. blue rosette had been tied on him. Brat
tons friends lem sI at the s;,, ri1gSs id, , shouted tSs vS Sin r.
The winner Is a Western horse. that has car
RED of about as many PRICES in his section as
graceful way OF going that distinguished t6s
New York champion. but that he can go high
Nv XVI lust was dOuuuduLiy pIONOu NiiCA q
days day &c competition. His lit owner says the horse
nes g an PSsefS dc Of z ihas; II TS Waits tTo " ~! thrift Els 'siFs
was Wrinkle Dick. q son Of. Maxey Cobb. 2:13h.
s aSe. ceCs oRey WAS s]T plaaeS se stoIltGn a % atsn y ySird
and Lady Ursula fourth. Gloriana is the trot-
tine-brsd mare that was sold at the American
name hHrss d ff1Bs sst ST.. a sSe EieSs eaut afS gn tnrn saS
but rather lacking IN substance. and her locked
does not necessarily. preclude him from win.
Ping the s; championship; as Sampson Ipssee a, Is hS;2S
e eanas sl MEith a Bate Is 'e eeasEajse R0i In e ths ehsm 10
I ,i %Ss{qT Ei Fl E R;nS 5G a1s tSjSs 9 hi Il; r,b RSSadIS i End fPd
. II task 70 perform in the first light harness
n the ring, and the wedding out process
: G Cd io9nl x. four ac, that we're e ,9atcla sSt ill., H. av B;
. 2 fnls spectators early in the fray, by his grace
b \ ,tion, and remarkable style. He is a
: I SsI iieeap pep Plse f snS a tsii thar an he sl% eSst
9 was was y, a,. the st style Z, Ct a p @SsS al His acton to9
. s aSbs sonfSio%n. that he Would get the blue
$ inr h bss sss champion. 'Ths e6estnSt geld;
5 Y SsS !. S }sse 9 I 551fisa ana he ss e as s' hsHd Sss 1Ss as
5 in James pesd "; axe. one q philadelphia,s lead,
: 3:iSts. the last tlysld the rsins over T., Alt sapS;n.;
; that was plaGSsdSs nS1 to Soi. Rip, Sa eshssmpiona
! drove Aitomont IT, IL PP@hI ISsShaaI n h9rsemSsIn s
5 rivals Ike tcobwebs , Msns JRs Sss g geo e hobbs h,s
s ssusSts y q f 6S,6 bay ! afs f hneIi3e ri esl% Psssy,
t Wits ri eS%l!ly Sr si1 ln6 5tIrines Regent, 2:iST:
l IN annaarn5cs sn Hnq i Sy fast, Emily is plain
4 e I; stotesbury Of Z Philadelphia con.
TreSviiiiia1ns.A by Treviilian e3Se s bay mare Anna
mare Fane&9p, bS WiiId6r7fss' 3 S':f fBa ing 81 ef sood
: ssni%si the best in tie ring iSYsq the sho oRf let sss
t 2! GSl xL avn Wsss Ki 9rsi new %g4ses. Water Maid.
the former and Charles {: Mle sh the l atGye
: t fhSsa ssran @sr su arsSsea hna gnnnetaisES ssst wa under dsr
Shs ssse6. and o q grSo Eo, placed at head. Her
+ she Snss got the S sfisG ri tSson s gene sSh5ieism when \
! E. sns FdnG n sias reRR STsi p that aSFF GSoslet's
sent out Of the ring last season for lsH ee aea
! ds { & sIIiMiE IsSSIssSsid 1 SsS Pf E f * W$St sals. E s r. I:
: full sister to Water Cress. with whombe is TO
b sh soyG In In dSn6le harness later n .f5sss EEK.
hsIdsome mare, apd she made a good. shwiinsE
~ ~ H. tOulOu was pldC6u D6Dnn
George a. Smiths bay, ,geldinR lCharleS1Gt''
TWiatt; y Grss str Nss WaS third. and Col. 1ppis
Bates turned the tables on John Brain
teams were shown; With, Egbert and Encoff
q well:matched pair Of big bay steppers, In
hero Of, West End avenue won the blue rosett,
over a big field in the carriage class. and then 1
make 1t binding he pulled down the red ribbol
H. the same class With Ell and High Tide
popular names of the horses his Miles anc
Skater had to be content with fourth place
Icy and Lord Chesterfield Eg6ert Is ;,
bears q strong resemblance to that blood
Ike son OF Rysdyk's Hambletonian. Bate
has been trying for three years to find a mat,
for the biz horse, and the critics al say he mai
Both horses are over sixteen hands high. bu
they have the quality seldom seen In carriage
horses of their size. and they can handle theil
lsgs Ike ponies A. the evening exhibition
SONS.
Bates scored again over Bratton In the elias.
far nc ioqToinJ6dsnd teams; SHOWING. what 2 Yal
Four" A Night on, After Dark, The Whir