The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-17


¬Ser blue ribbon fell to c. J, Hamlln. the
George when he had ceased to bear dividends
Icr Village Farm, in the class for trotting stall
aSS Nan r rssSTa 2oes S Ss sse and ped
Ses soo sS yo SHs ases dy yGR
hi hi T,.,5 q tEottIns stations 4 Gas.
tenbark. bringing down the house as he tore
through the short stretches OF the miniature
HS s sd hs Ssy t q po s ss srSSS
den. in poi9t Of speed, he had to be content
moulded The decision Of the judges In class
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10 the exhibition yesterday, but It goes without
sSayhns that al ne snrnons ysrs up to the
Ii, q, Hoskier's dock-taiied chestnut trotter.
Lord Brilliant was the only horse y the ring
which followed the procession Of prize winners
m shs S3@s 9th
The SlcodIiEe. CHESTNUT seldns, whose only
point OF imperfection Is rather light tail wns
put on as he sld around the ring Win s %nrei
Batonyi clinRlng tooth and nail to The ton OF the
SHOW Little Lord risns s sct Che ribbon 'f IN
walk. amid rounds OF applause from tho
After the heokneyized trotter had got the
pick OF the ribbons two real hackpeys received
vtheir reward for very clever ncrformance
out HACKNEY class. was placed second
Tomnoddy vas third and r, W. LawiS%'s
esidng q only l4.i hands. caught the eyes OF
than he received. His action was brilliant and
he r did his s TGrk With apparent ease
families. which came on Just before the inter-
mission for dinner. made n rlc,ure not often
t SSn. 1nS Es OF NSS or yS se
irow.y lltte Shetland. Won the hear; Of every
make the acquaintance OF every other pony in
until the Visions kick Of one o, the jealous old
Sy Oh. shortest rGSs AnPsF q the pnsS
a BODY Of ,rurs white The rival.
children, Thomas L, Watt noted oii stallion
sncs sol the D5Fs H, get and Seti a H;
Montreal II, son Of the old pony. was placed
second. with Mrs. S. A Cruikshank's Nimrod
Montreal: Il. yinp %r,,, was beaten a.. the
der'u soer IN harness. Watts deteat Tor first
i honors In this Ga Class was eompen;ated for by
'eSs hs the SSS6n and
The show that Thomas " Lawson's Glorious
Connie and Glotious honnle made In the tan
nounced by the experts to be the best seen at
the GARDEN for mani. day Glorious
RiSRas 'hf '''hs5 aqs u ' S'S-. ''a
World o, 'n.p dash and act. Hc.icE besides
he e1s9lns session. T'J JoFdsns rsaSSS
class. The wheeler. a shap.ly brown mare ty
lord Derby w9rE The he CS. rio9n a. The
Quite a commo'lon occurred vhlle tn. tan
dem teams were doing their turns, \ groom
on ene o, TM Hsapt. Mn, fM rf aSd 'hy H.
Sister. toppled N his perch and rolled out on
roar. Batonyis mares were plac@i thlfi.
I. q. Boprns's hackney mares. Miss Glenn and
Jennie Neil. were fourth.
Charles Batess champion high stopper.
the veteran C9Iey found an orportun,ty 20
exhibit his old.time proves In Glass 40 for
which horses ownei by dealers ar. perm tied
bars !r1ewinhers Il nS: " have "Si Te
graceful little brown ga ng IN Iar IA. e.. ipss
iS srs coed al TaiT nS Nv wn N
first prize, defeating his s'abl' compan on.
The whir Of the Town. vnuer OF III. light:
season. Norwich Girl. a brown mare from the
stable o. George d, King was third. and
fourth spaas' q hei'sF ; 0'o~" S''''AS reno was
The redouhtahle Bates. whose poor luck Ia
the ca.ses tor hlgh,s;"prers has been the sub:
turnout. IN cl,s. - Everyihlpe. from
ant. are taken nv mo- ' accoun, '"i by 'e The
Judges Bates, sent finely, appointed victoria
eeldns.. Hi and HIGH Tide. The Geld tna,
they had 70 comEe'e glin.t, Included
Albert 6 tsGs,T.sSf'' Lord Chs.,erf",d
man.. The Demon and Lothari%, Roo.
s.ph f. wiiener's Sam pson and siGshce. and
four pairs entered by Thomas W. Lawson.
ons Goou. Yos ko s1 G' G Go fS'n Douglas
were third. and J. Robinson Boards pair were
fourth. The awards follow:
HAcKSEYs.
H.oi no .S nRscr hSs sa pd
e tes q S,nl ssy !. to BE-
Ri..s.r hps,9a !sii D:' iSs
ilrn, It2t4 han 8 r yesrs, By Giendalt-R-al Kit
breeder and .hib tor. +. @. Bourne. Third prize
s3b hslma H., CHI m. 1894 hands yeats. by
Fandanyo-ThalmA; breeder, Frederick Joy eI
NIB tor Frederick &. Stevens. Highly commanded
sutton LILY, CHI m. it.att hands years by Lang
ton er-Burnham's Lily Breeder, G. Burn
ham; exhibitor, Frederick q. stevens.
class - For stations three ye "a old AMI over
four esn hands and under hfteen hands; the win
ner o. the American Hackney Horse iti,y Chal.
lenge Cup TWO yeas N succession, not eligible tor
IN. las; to BE- .h,wnln hand or " The side Of 4
l4as hands, 4 years BY CAdot-Swcdish 6trli
brc' der W. 8. Webb; exhibitor, GerkendAle Sto,
Farg. second pre- ~, st right, br. s., l4.2r
hands years, nv OLE ndAle Care ma; breeder aud
slh bitor. Y. q. Bourne Only two shown.
Glass "a For stallionu, year old over. Is
haLdS and under 10 hands inches: the winner OF
the American Hackney Horse 81, ioty challenge cup
two years In surcessIon not eligible Tor this 81 So;
he shown in hand bY tie side OF saddle horse
First prize. 1900 Prince Compton. CHI o years, by
Donegal-Frinces-3 breeder W. wAte house; exhibitor,
T. d. Jordan, Plymouth Hackney Htud, Second prize,
500 Chrrt,rb, ook. CHI. e. I6I hands. 3 years, by
imported Cadet Freedom, by Lor Derby II, Breeder
ard exhibitor, A, J. Cass,tt Third price, 500, Glen.
dover CHI. T., ib.l hands, year, by Or. P.rke-
Pepita. Breeder, IL Mex. Twombley. exhibitor.
I Glendower Stock Farm.
TRoTTERs-BREEDISG CLASSES.
Glass g-Fur brood mares, to no shown with two Of
IN ir rodu OF the pr ducs 70 be a weaving,
tns other not To exceed Years ~ Vge: to be Judged