New-York tribune., 1899-05-07

amount OF picking up il received IL was in excel
lent condition when the show closed at u O'Clock.
As usual A j. Nutting won the most OF the
prizes. he having TWO magnificent horses In Duke
and Holly that show careful training and are
obedient 10 every touch on the rein. Still his were
not the only handsome horses shown. William F.
Tookers Ruby and Romp came in for a large share
OF applause and Victor Koechl's Sumo had many
praises as being "a dandy saddle horse L. T.
Bedford's Gillette also in for large share of
appreciation, as did Delight. owned by Theodore
Onerman and many others
The music OF the Royal Hungarian Cornet Orches-
ira. which played between the judging of the vari-
classes, added much pleasure TO the affair.
The first entry OF the afternoon five ponies in
harness. driven by Miss Katharine Grout. Miss
Maude V. Jones' Master Jack Dykman. Miss DOro-
thy Hubbs and Miss Alice J. Cordier All these
were little children who handled the reins serenely,
and seemed 10 enjoy seeing friends among the on
lockers The first prize. $l5. went to Mars ii,
driven by Miss Hubbs: the second, $40. 10 Bobolink.
driven by Master Jack Dykman. and the third to
Miss Alice j. Cordier. though ribbons 10 all.
In the second entry. seven single horses the first
prize went to FlashlIght. owned by Hamilton H.
Salmon. the second TO unnamed. owned by f. II
Barnes. and the third to bay geldng owned by
Ernestus Gulick.
The third entry was perhaps the prettest Of all
II being the class OF saddle tandems. Miss Emily
II. Bedford drove her horses Red Berry and
her horses with skill, and when after the ayord ~
the prizes. the forward horse was startled bv the
clapping she showed great presence OF mind IN
controlling him. The second prize was won by Bird
S Coler's horses driven by Miss Tillle whiting and
the third prize by Loki and TreadweM driven nv
Mrs. G. II. Potter and owned by her and Miss Whit
ing
In the runabout class prizes were won after a long
contest by Duke. driven by A. J. Nutng: Romn
driven by william +. Tooker. jr. and Delight
driven by Theodore Offerman. all owners OF tho
horses.
Children had the arena after this. the class being
four ponies under saddle. Mars II created quite an
excitement by trying 10 run away with little Miss
Hubbs. but the child subdued him before he was
caught by the groom The first prize went 10
Bumper. ridden by Howard Corlies: the second 90
TOpsey, ridden by A. j. COrdier. and the third TO
Mars II, ridden by little Miss Hubbs.
Other awards were:
Class No pairs ladies' to drive) n,ries-First
prize. Duke and Holly A. j. Nutting owner driven by
Miss Page schwazwaeder: second prize Ruby Itomp
William T. Tooker owner driven by Mrs George Herber;
Potter third prize Victor and Vogue owned and driven
Trot. driven by their owner Mrs ". i. Taylor.
Class No tsaddle horses) enriasFIrst prize,
Chester, owned and ridden by Miss Adelaide Doremus:
second prize. sumo owned by Victor KOech ridden by
his brother. otto w Koech third prize Rosa, owned
and ridden by Henry Bowers
Class No. (brOughams), entries-First prize.
Confident and Candidate owned by 4. X. Austin: second
prize Sport and Noltalre BY Irving T. Bush;
third prize Ruby and Sapphire owned by Hamilton II.
Salmon
Glass No. Gor best performance over sx successive
jsnps exceeding feet inches ladies' 10 r!de)
entres-First prize Ioki owned and ridden By Mrs T.
owner Miss Whiting rider; third prize Perfection.
francis u. Beard Miss Susan Kennedy rider Mrs
~s~ also rode Worcester and Loudon. belonging 70 Jay