New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-28
FANCY STOCK ON DISPLAY.
FIRST DAY OF THE WEsTCHESTEb
COUNTY FAIR AND HORSE SHOW.

COUNTY FAIR AND HORSE ShCW'
FINE WEATHER AND GOOD ATTRACTIONS DRAW
BIG cRowD-INTEREsT CENTRED IN
PADDOCK AND TRAcK-REcoRD OF
THE COURSE BROKEN TWICE.
| There was an excellent attendance at the west
! chester County Fair and Horse Show. on tne
grounds near White Plains yesterday. II was the
first day and the cool. pleasant weather Droush'
out unusually large number OF people.
| The fair proper was In good order. the larg,
number OF exhibits being nearly all arranged whEe
| the establishments Of the numbcrless dealers III
| those articles OF food and adornment peculiar 10
fairs and other large public gatherings were pre-
! pared to do rushing business The products OF
! farm garden and orchard In Agricultural Hall
! form a fine display. The women's industrial ex-
| hbits in Floral Hail, are also very attractive
Yesterday being Children's Day, the fair was
visited by large numbers of children. many schools
In various sections OF the county being represented.
The Horse Show, which is conducted on small
| track inside the main half-mile course OF the
| grounds was perhaps the greatest attraction Tine
| paddock places surrounding the Horse Show track
were taken by the following: S W. Taylor j. NJ
| Constable. J. W. Quntard. Samuel Thomas. ~ &
| Reynal Marion Story. H. G. Graef. j. \. Bush
| George 4. Read c. B. Mitchell, c. A. Baudoine'
| c. A. Gould J. p. Hartman. l.. T.. Stafford. A. G.
! Bostwick T A. Maitland. +. II. Weatherbee.
| Thomas Diamond Miss Helen Il. Benedict Mrs. H.
| j. Park W. H. Martin, r. f. Carman, j. F.
Baudoine d. c. Sands J. N Macdonough. l.. Stern.
! w. l.. Crow T. 6. Thebaud, Howard Willets. u.
| d. +. Leitte, f. c. Hoyt. 7. w. Thorne and MIS-
| Carpenter.
The Judging for the Horse Show began at
! o'clock. Messrs David Bonner, j. Agostin, A. Z.
Hall. II. x. Bloodgood. Prescott Lawrence Reginald
| w Rives G. Jason Waters, Edward F. Beale. Nor
ten w. Smith II. L. Herbert Ralph \. Ellis and
j. D. Cheever acting judges. The Cases ana
awards follows
Two r9adstes- Robert br g. 10 HANDS 1 yes sni
took first prize s75. -. ~.
Four hackneys stations mares or sedinss years o.
by registered or To nrzes n.rs
%on By r P11 S whose sSeha nc blk 81 hands
received first. and Rocket ILL., blk - "a hands 'econ'
Nine horses stations: seldinss over
alton ana and doi praScs sndness to be- con-dered
S SS2Gn S to fPpPT pr oSsT We WOW ss PRIZE
The second pze s went e, odd o. g. nao shown
Five pairs ~ harness horses over 1873 hands, to no
shown appropriate carriages quality contorin@son
s STas s 9d a%sdd to Hsy d s d sands
years and Sunshine. b. x. ie hands years; Dlckmah
% hsn nn0i0 yeas sseO and ars b. mo- 5s hands
years. shown b, William o Riandns ..,,,,.. .,
hands and exceeding al hands; should be wei
pize SIS ' to 6icRy BIRD er ~ is5 hands YEAR,
shown by Levin Hartley Thomas: second prize SO -
skee-ics br 1873 hands. years. Marion story ex-
a.n and % 9ss.S D Or sny TO
conformation manners count-tirst prize, $50 I,
HaFsie pr r e. i5 ssn 5ana. 'S
Fys Po1ss hsrnes: stations. or ss!snss , =
hands an and under der shown to 10 own
Edwin il Weahsrbes: second prize $40, Jenny. biz
6anIsr' up to sC sSnt2.s
fences 80 per cent e carry mD% Nun Weight M e..
m. 16I hands shown by F. 8 Renal seeone pr,z~
Five ,andsm.. Wheeler to b. Is hands; to be
fa2 FREY prize. s s o Won 'p By Sai
SS'f Edwin sP' "5sas @ secod PIE So Aae4
Ssn s ya hands Other ys sTbb a1a 's hi. class
e k hands h g 10? G bar Gavin a.s sNM MEADOW
Sr' s e. 1913 sIn6s R ysss 2pa n BS
tsnIs and Stranger in New-York. b G., 10 hands. b.
conformation to 80 per cent, performance oy..
pouqdsgfirs, prize. So BY Ksnnsn s. Is I,
TroHbrdss Martin: cnaPpis B. E. is hands. years
| six harness horses. stations seldnss, J..
hands inches and net exceeding 10 hands inehss.
cent appointments 81 PEI cent-Frs, prize $50 offered
by o'a .hS 'Sr*f bS %2a y Hss" H. 'au
There some excellent racing under the ditee-
Inc track record was broken by Darrell bay mare.
9ed Posr Sa Started 1f wSr mfa S
sea son. winning first money ten times. second
! money once and third money once. She was sired
| by Alexander dam Topsey, dam Of Whisper, record
| 20sa. The following is the summary OF the races
| T2OTTING- PAS CI.ASS-PURSE $500
starkirk blk. :. By s'sr'le n. W Maoney' +,
| oscar. b. g.. by wid BOY Elmer Stevens. New
sable is' Alcyoner blk m. ,Alcyoner Farm. New
Dolly Patchen b m, by Modrei CHsrl-m Valley
, s%s ram Witt sss.I rla 16ss.oa surp
| Boniton Sursell b. james Herman, Utica . .
Master chimes b. &, by Chimes Drank Howell ,
| Chester Wilkes d. IF Ranus. Mount Yer .
| y
| Erhab b. M by Aihol D-i'ord Farm c-adei.
~ 90 Time .25'.. 2:c5'.. 2:?5N
| PACING 2.is CI.ASS-PURsE 500
Darrell h. m Potter Bros. Greenfield. Mass)... ! !
| Trmeplecc b.. :. Eugene snow. Utica. y fD.,..
| T. $ Bond b. Frank Howell Poushkeepse' . .
| n. " o
| cyn,hie e. by Wilkes Spirit. jr. Cock Bros. Nor
wich ~ YD......,,,........ -,
! Little Gem b. g. Ticonderoga Point stock Farm .
TIconderoga, y. Yp.......
! Gesner ch < by Judge Ryder a. T washburns.
IT, s"s '"'s rime-2:i5is. e:i4,l. 2is.
| Dan NJ n bay gelding owned by Daniel W.
| Maloney of White Plains. record 209i. went mile
| after the races 10 beat the track record. which,
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