The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-10-01
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Coaohes Driven 81 Terrible Seed on the
white Flaina Miniature Track.

NV ~ 1AhMANSNAMS N89A
gpectscular features were numerous ysstor-
day at the White Plains Horse Show. and co.
ciety grew enthusiastic over some Of the doinRs
OF the horses and horsemer. Richard z. Oar
man made the hit Of the week in the exhibit
ton OF four-in-hand road teams. which was
tho star event on the fourth days programme.
Road fours are expected to DO made mp OF SER
Viceable. sinewy horses OF the rouGh-and tum-
bic sort, that can gallop at . good rate Of speed
when called upon TO do 90. The class IL one OF
the few In which ~old-fashioned, picturesque
appearance and ability to get there count for
moro than beauty Of form and action and style.
Four teams were shown yesterday.
The veteran English whip. Fred Ashenden,
driving q bay and a black and q roam and =
chestnut for Edwin H. weatherbee. Albert O.
Bostwick q gray and three bays Of his own.
Charles Miller four bays belonging to J. Dick
man Brown. and Mr.. Carman two browns In
the wheel. with a gray and q piebald in the lead.
The fun came when each driver in turn was
called out of the line with his team to show it's
speed on the miniature track. Mr.. Bostwick
sent his four bowling around the ring at q
clip which brought out n round Of APP
plause from the fashionable folk. who
viewed the sport from the roofs OF their
four-in-hand rigs at the rinGside. Fred
Ashenden. whose turn came next, raised young
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his variegated team along at Q furious rate Of
speed on the short stretches Of the little track.
But when "Dick" Carman's turn came to cut
loose he gave ar exhibition OF nerve and skill
which would have made q Colorado stage
driver turn green with onvy. Swishing the
whip about the ears Of his spirited leaders, he
set the four horses going on the dead run and
kept them at it on the turns as we'll as the
stretches, Society clapped it, gloved hands
nnnrnVtn RIU and thA nTnwn in the grand afQnd
over on the other side Of the trottihG track set
up q yell such as no horse race OF the afternoon
The heavy black. coach lurched end careened
in hair-Iaising style as the fopE, horsei swept
the Inside wheels raised clear Of the ground on
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and showed no such speed rs Mr.. Carma1. Tho
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mans horses' were too handsome. smooth and
was Hn sSe sis 9Si for sp9 pSsh%EI tS al dESeiSr12f itsr es s6e
usual way aSD to oe SHOW their driving -" Qualities. the h
leader Of each tandem was embarrassed. sad
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back. Master Sidney Holloway, a lad Of IL
years or SO. won the prize With the bay marc
Oak and mate. was the only other competitor.
let is and Hi'I bali, was gSiG another speCtaoulsr feature.
I: s. Re Nbs k sho owe s the p ITO breed 93GGseedyttlEo look
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courage and msnpners; NJ Moonlight, an Imported
Morton Smith lone OF the judges. mounted each
of the competing ponies In turn. and modem
fSn VAS ssH iudsin aGA' First Fir Il prize rR went Vent to to Sc Six hf Bits
and Moonlight was placed second. $1,000.
harness class q }He day With With The 4 bay ssldins
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second i. This class. and AgWaFd %ii;
Eic5srd F. 'e carmsn's ,itrottiaE;Sred mares
WIS Mffis; q 3 : Req ssp % Vi seri Second nd'2 Scn s@s is sfa 70
!. Dickman Browns doek;tailed ~trotters Hello,
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man and HiGh6all. entered, BY strauss 4 Hexz-
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IL F tSe! eli ssSnf ior sr S|sRs ''s steppps 4aa shows shows
h in s.f hE1ek aSTHes Snd s %SSni ho Tsrs t ss sdiiase GOWN
tEo% !. s 2 Maine in b farmer : LESS less Il than 4 e Po ont e ofSo e.
BY arSX, Dan q C%yell.knS v1 ! M q tTSot tin
champion OF trotting stations, Nelson. 2:09.
Howard Willets's unnamed bay gelding was
Young Sidney Holloway. won both first and
second prizes in the GLASS for maiden hunters.
r riding n tas RHEHis MS SfSIS ah. , R'Y SoEaS and H faa GasSfS
was placed third: MSster. HolioWaS ,sSOFed
q waIkoyer with his little bay. mare ,Primroge.
First prize in the c A fer So6c under saddle
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3 ~ end dy e The sHSaFtbl lN W N na aslf ssSls st Hissanss
ff5ss' f Rsats st0't e. I a%sug Ken e. e. z zSsS . ea
sssGPfG e'V Won two o. heats @SaSn q the 'H 2;s5 S'& r4So
1 way tt 70 tSs Long e4G } Ysfand 3f ffotesr u %iifis@s Z s'E TRRss
deciding heat win be trotted to-day. Maloney's
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mile In 2:09X on the sandy. slow half-mile
course. Expert trainers said the performance
was equal to 2:O5 on q fast mile track. SUM
maries:
2:8o class. trotting; puree 99oo,.
W. M. Halsted's blk. m. Sable Alc0 oner.
1. ~ T. .if gcnSs i. m. Dolly iatChcn. by
oh MaEraq walkers Tl: m: iFircn.e: s 3
4 I. 3 Themes Oh. N GSi Id Hoe MSNsn......S
Martin SpttZer's b, m. Belle D.....y.....6 dis.
Time-2:3oh, 2:2Sh, 2:27H, 2:2s4.
2:86 class. ~trotting; purse 1900 mnhniShed):
A. W. Walkers CHI. 0. William E., by On
W. Maioney's blk. o. Stariirk. by stArtle.1 / I s
James KeenRn's b. o. Bourbon Russell. ....S 4 Q 2
Robert Johnson's b. m. Altabelle. .........8 8 2 Q
Z. Ranus's b. Q. Chester wilkes. ..--.-...0 3 8 Z
James KeeGAn's b. q. Henry: ..r.r......6 U Q 9
Time-2;2Sh, 2:2S4. 2:2oH. 1882.
Cricket.