The sun., 1900-11-24

team eYs duIp-d this .sItlsd Ionovay ia.
for, h" 81 nv ~ The rlp hu, this nlIahsf
hp booked Ike a winnef
Jpmrs sheldon. noted ~ bench shows ss 4
vrrn' .url,.f I'd ~ ~ hulidus-, hest ran 'hs
snn'"' "" MAJ" lhe nm stop bettrf unu
gufu.y n.r dIi not paint .u ven Nov cam.
and fu.l t4 80 elder WelI.f tho ona,trtnu u N
I,kvuk !, tbr ,h.rf. ~ HE friends rr
mad" Nm" s.usirg. especially IN s'nptiug
and 'lftirs W. Wa- the nrsi tu use ~. hfake
80 ?" e." H.'w".W,lns ru' IT "n. . detail ul
hnfr lnIt1,. al'. pt,te~'ionnl driv"t
'1lu" nov We had MS leaders -iipizht"n"I
"nl peter" y' Thought e 'lr htako. bu' nf"
N'fd dii t'r. 0'll until hc 'rl"d m" gnI, wien
q h" ''u'l'd DO" stand vIf't ~" tpnth wheel.
ty"'"t' u Webster va iho la.t 10 ~, ~" 4.
, : rt"i"--IurI' du!"'. too, hur also forgot ~"
brake ur'I be- lad -tUt'"d up. when. si'huugu
70" shaved 'n" '1ud az ~" enr, hl. work ~,
dom. llp.lr' preceded Webster and a-
10 Uu'I a." -" rt"'"rt"d 70, Jane. n Il Il"
,'f 'h" '".' loving. hI. vpft will "" t"lf u
Ml ,,,. o. ,.., I., ~ e''ch "n' srifh'|rcd
l"'l"l' .i"rl . ! ir"m the -taud. whlp w. IWi
= lWnul n. = hrllr a. her tt.t ball iIc i- a
~ Ir'l'r I'l~"iI. Wiih % round. bright face
t!d Ia a general va, aprrnr- 10 be- 4 -n,uc-
MA, hNnri"i edition V' ,opsr">s smau-"'"oi
- y = Belmont First h" lid the whir over
,t' back OF ih" w'erlrrs and then luukrd over
IN" team =" -" u m" hlrnc,- suited him H"w-
10y, rhans"d III" nn'ug - ,he vince lrr~ -hely'lv
I'd lI"u llii"d ~" r"inS from under ~" fur
,"rkl" and rti I.'"i hem 49, thU tho would
'' ~ ''" tE.' "UV'H H'H,'.I Oa - pt mo l,rN
All r~Idl Hewlett h.ld the relns in li, right
lhhd. TOOK NJ the whlp ~ The same hand, and
men mounted These details had all been
ohi'fulIy noted by the iudr">, and n 4 good
M they now watched Hewlett ascend His
method was h" same n N" Others. hut with
n4r. rts" was left foot on huh. night oI
r"ll"r bot, LEFT on step. rlghi on foot board,
hIc1nwhll" usIug H." right hand to help him
s"i' and keeping the nigh arm straight down
iNns "a" s"ot, be passed the r'lis 10 IA" let
hlhd released ~" brake. then started prcttilv,
!ettins the wheelerS take the weight aud leave
Ink ia" Leaders free Tn" team seemed 10 start
as one tn all except 'heeNuertS, who wpr" shout
Ing approval from all parts of the building
ht"f "a t,Il I" TX IN" rom con- lirs~, How lett
storp"d and started ~ ordered and then With
m" team AZ smart 'rot he went through the
various "volutiprs, ir"ud.ng four trr- through
N" rap-. ~" gan "n- on>y =" him rs tho
open ring, and 10 show his skill with IN. whip
ono" VIII" going through il Ii"Nl"ti touched
w the Leaders and caught the double throng
without S.ri0inr 20 moy" 'hn wiip hand two
lnch"-. The r"lns w''r" held rather higher
IMAM i usual here II l. said 10 be the Hewlett
mnuaeri-rl. hrt the l'Tt hand was kept nearly
-liiI throughout Will" tire right hand never
was on N" r"ius moment longer than was
needed To max" loon in turning His mo-
u9n- we're hardy visible. which T. the ideal in
tandem. or At four.in-haud work
Al the nod from the judges Hewlett stopyed
dlsnonn'ed in the reverse way that he had
climb dto the box. and after loopine the reins
through a above the trace and ,uV-hucke in read-
1rS@ for theneNt driver he walked 10 the stand.
wac anImC mmn&re snG ,Sr o r"'w"d S,y d eyhh9n
Vanish any chaSriu he might have felt over
H. GKreri"nccs with Whtrl of The Town on
pings q group of dealers n the Fourth ave
rue end gave three cheers for him and then
2 balcony srolln aSked. with the usual reacho-
ine answer, What's the matter with How
Hewlett. contrary 70 a somewhat general
opinion said Yesterday that he never had been
identified with road coaching in EnSand
li+ father went to ParisI from England many
Years ago and opcned livery stable He
taught his son to DRIVE and he has been known
Tor some wears TO visiting Americans as the
most expert whip of Paris
The four-in-hand work Of the afternoon
best road team There were four drags i'm the ring
and two brakes One amateur. AZ Bostwick.
drove in superb style q black and bay team
20 a handsome red and green coach, but he
had TO be content with second ribbon. All tho
S%arhes ,6a hed Gaard, Hn N in vG sIt not
VINO fooled the road coach Good Times. He
nnd ma J,in e. in41d'enSerI Messrs lIums Hoskier
the soreeouSly uniformed guard made the air
melodious with coaching tunes played on the
OF No better p1ynG has
ffoun5 in were George F Gilman. John Bratton.
pr. Vent. T. ". lawson and the Fashion
% p and ,HTese bay. oCkns p to team
amount OF work and well hammered. driven
by Thomas. won the blue ribbon.
In the next class the sporty days Of old-time
road coaching were recalled, the prize being
for the best coach and appointments and the
quickest change Cf teams made In the rim
The Good Times was the only entry. There
was again spirited music from the horn In the
preliminary rounds, of the ring and then Ba-
tonyi directed the change OF horses The new
Team was hooked NJ neatly and quickly, but
the ring record made by {. + Bates was not In
ra>ld6r's cvt-ome in per; traps for formal
drivlu: l. the rh"rtnn, tho de ni-rrail. spidcr
or NtIrhop". aud anat' re were "u'. in he
sort of vehicle Appointments counted 20
and the horses Only 80 per cont, and t> e1ch
whip he'd donnrd hi. best to live M To III"
going rilcS 10 SEQ he drivers inClud"d
Joseph J. Ndcn'r. \ e Bosiwiok, + j Gould. !
II & Ho-kler. t. Robertson Reard. Ir Weri/, |
and r V Lawson and AIrcl Batonyi, the |
professional whip.
WI, Wh,,e s ,hS pos S2, chains We're iansIins their
may be termed triunphal round Of tho ring
walk. for mil!ionnres and society leaders /
IGd tSe a. 4m hn1Sy WITH 9ok r. g2ConSsa"d curiosity
with lin bowed low before him. fIe was /
dressed In the most s,ihdued of evening attire. ,
'hr'" pearl studs adorning hi; shirt front. /
little rider made good impression.
NJ incident tha, vastly unused tho p1rt |
occurred vhil" tho plae'nn class was an The (
rinr one ol the empty vehicle, at n" fourth ,
1""nu" end, hody-hrcaE. hoca'nc over
Grow Tod with the dealers and groon,s who
use he empty traps as their grand stand
4 all u owed toward the front. tie hreqi tilted
forward with rrel' noisc 1t would have
stood on ia head. 20 the injury OF the occtl-
,,1uiS hut that they all throw themselves hack
ward, forcing the body OF IA" brenk to d.up
~ its frame 0.ain a rqIidly A. /, had upset
The Clntter DIRE" the attention Of 5000 per ors
NJ l"lSt, who we're lu-t ia time To catch the ,
i,l"l,wqrd tall Of the Iloli. who lulrpad with
Ilrttiiv. and to 50" tie downward rop ol The
vehicle food luck had ayerted a possibly
serious 1Codrnt
The field - PAGERS In competition FOR the
Michael Reid cup was the first of the kind ever
seen in the Garden There were Suulaud
Belle one II fhe haudsouc7t little mare, tina,
ever wore harness and that pulled a wagon
nvar the Cleveland track In .O7 ,. Hontas
Irooke. 2o9, the stylish and fast chestnut -tll-
lion Free Bond, the big gated bay gedng
that pulled Mr. Billings q mile over the 1crre
iiaute track this fan. in 2O4t.. making an
amateur record Tor PAGERS TO wagon. Darrell
2o7i :, Dr. II II kdne's smooth-guiug little
PAGER and one uf the stars # the >peedway
Harry G. Kings stylish bay gedng Forest
Mikes. ,:lt., shown by George Coleman
l,"orge Wallace, liz, the hrushy bay gcding
that Louis Kahn regularly sculls on the
Harlem River drive ana never refuses to brush
with any Of them, shown by Dr II ~ Gin |
Thomas ]. Watts black gelding keeler Boy |
? 10 koeisch brother, Bcl II a good looking |
bay gcldng and Redlnda, 2O7 =, The fast bav
mare driven by Or j ii Carmichael of SPRING
field. Mass
They were well shown 10 I vi ole although
her. Was no, a driver IA III" hInch who lad
'Npcr"rc" to amount To ANYTHING IN the Nadi- |
,Oi square Garden arena Nlr Billings caused
liz. TOR.