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Of eh..,nm.. Mnrr,t., anal f.nAg Mar. wete

black telm onto. "a %, inr uull.FHt., hIi 10
nphi' ngnn'r.~ no" ,"gd"f hll, d. ,,,'' ,Na' :, !,
winners Nots ,lu.r 10 the tandem sl'nda'd
eri iro 'ln's %, vlulo SHs d's'i.p" 'Wrl
.utt lII'iur 81 Tu We iu' 90 I.H'I I"' 80
I,..gtrr ni TO tufi,a tI Iltrr... v.a rat hi
wrought up when 30 fofrd rhu' 'I. ,f"'w-
c"'o."I g"'d0'E llul" nu, i"fi''' l.l "'h
.Gool .rolr." ,rioI p'n'on 'u cr,' 70
- "lrcr l.'"rors u hai tui' Won '"N'i'.
0-7ts ~ lugi.nd h"to,r I nol'M .''l. a., srd
Won lrs' gcnt hore nnl nj. Norf o. I.hIlld"lpl y
nri Fuaiu, i'iI brf st.U,o 'hl' under ~ uih'r
iuic" D." vo"l bent anN'iiur mat WIS shown
mo df.arpoirted Worse show c'hih',or VIII
usually g.,r points 80 tha losers Ht rl other
sor's n show, but whom win be- ''.frd NOV 'f'
ju-t ~ ttufusn IN count liWcu's 90 Trey nj" con-
do,ouni,ry whom beaten Al i'li n - usually
onls the dif1or once bctwo"n 7 w""dl"dr" and
Ivor''cium. and IT j. usually taieto ioho"
from the time 'he Nrst clas. wns Judged
Il was evident that there would be more IN
about the show. The star class 9i the morplnS
programme was Tor tvo-ycar-old 'roitinR bred
stolious. All had points that would htuacl
attention anywhere They b ic ne stamp
Of the hest trotting blood and carried themselves
the veteran reinsman Of SYRACUSE. Tas one ni
the deeply Interested spectators. lie turned
to friend and remarked .
THAT is The best field ~ two-yenr-olds l
ever looked at II Is II treat 60 see VI, N
Herbert Gray. MANAGER Of lhcnt@ W; LfW-
Andy WEIGH. the bookmlker, A {. PsnnUck.
the Cleveland hors"man. and several other
hend It, G9gd NI fr HST H S%d SS
eral IN the party agrced with HIM that the
younester made the best showing, while others
Born, winner Of first prize last year as year
lirg, Gray .camo IN igr much chafnR about
hs ire9ueGt shnnEeHB Bro,bSr IN , "ss 81 e ms tErd
with which IA" has lecn decorated since be-,
comns memL"r Of the law'9n s,anir, % nnd
hrul lpI-,s AGTp ITtIssIlN ne KIN Ne
called Boralma'> hal: brother. az housh -
should he out Of the same dam lls is ~ th.
Boralmn The latter j. taralnin. br Iarl.
while tie colt Is O4t oi a mare by SlmmoL>'
Whether the name msiradng or not SrgiN, ac,in
and indications Of speed shown by the young
The Kremlln colt. Knrolua. out Of Robert
McGrcgor mare. exhibited by John b, SHAW,
was also beauty and r&etei favorable Ginn T%n-
Young ,Jin'. also made, a good imIr,ssIon, !;
The Judges were careful 10 iguTing down TO
the smallest detail by which the class was
Judged, and finally settled on Mr Po!iocks
Baron wilkes colt. Baron Born, as worthy 10
wear the blue ihbon. He is clean as trout.
nat ilinty-lookIns legs and q tns mahesup
second. Kapolna third and Monarchal Prince
fourth. on the whole the decision was well re-
ceived.
A number ot good hnckncys werc shown.
+ &. Stevens aEair capturing most nj the nh
hoas IN 'he stallion class for four-rea-olds
or over ther" was only one horse shown, Prince
Cronpron, hv nancetli, eNhiited hy EtGp y,
Jordan OF tho Plymouth Hackney stud -,
stevens won III" first anG s",Qrd pri2es Nltn
his brood mares Victoria and B"lfal BOUQUET
with two Of tho!r produce Ei~il Jordan ~
Niscountess got Third prize Only thfe" hack
ney stations four YEAR oid cr ohe"' woe shoWh
third prizes with Fandango ana IHngton p"r-
former. +. d. Jordans Lord I"nby taking
second
The show OF French coach horses ~Ns not
Interesting In point OF hunters. oEly two BEING
brought ont. Imp Trnra'l, n Eood-loCktrg
4 Son, won first prl2c, Albert {. BostwIck's
Busual teins second ohol'"
Heavy harness horse doalers made quite, IN
I;stqT Veterans Of +" ring, sampson and ss.be"'
shown BY John { Dratton, received the blue
Tbson and Mr Br%,,2n sold the psir, tS Sd D.
nelly drove Strauss \ lIeIter,,; chestnut gold
ing,, Active and Artist, 50 well that Trey won
Tramp from rom the FasGian Goach, Horse Com
pany that got tho yellow ribbon and the
highly commended prilc was carried of by
the stylish pair exhibited by Charlie; + Proctor
Boy In Blue. a cray seding, and the brown
M The show Of ponies during the morning wa,
peted in the preliminary trial for eligibility
to the final contest in the evening. f.. $ Rey-
" stewart DiGenderfcr's jim Crow. and
Adam Beck's Lord Raulagh were the only
ones To be declared out
Two interestpg classes opened the afternoon
session. The first WAS for single heavy har-
ness horses. A field Of thirty-seyea was
brought out. newt to the largest numh-' ever
seen in the Garden shows, and IN character
equal TO any. The bay stallion birmingham.
that Frank jay Gould bought this fell frors
us was easily he Victor. Jo-eiph i L Widentr;
bay mare Fleetwood received second. Lord
Chesterneld Albert {. BostwiCk s prize winner,
W Rivess mare. that won the blue ribbon
in the breeders challenge cup class on We'd
SedsGG SelddeG % by y a Lsay
made "A credtable showing. but got the gate
along with other good ones.
Tho CIdss for saddlers, l5 2 hands, up 10
carving goo R2gnds brogslt out eighteen
and no, in line with TIA. IDEAS Of many horse
were awarded 70 -four different STYLES Of sad
dlers: Henry Y. Colt, Jr.'s, hay eeldlns rala-
dn sGi ,ss e hSn h1 the GhSn, mse
second. Charles stewart smiths blac!; e"li-
inc Karla, third, "nd Mrs Roohos black mare
Only He three teams we're shown In the class for
the best-apponted osd rig. and the good, look;
ing pair. Imantha and ImGe"ne. Owned and
on Wednesday Ia the roadster class, got the
gate directly after being driven into the arena
mare Wilkie Patchen. driven by james W Cooke
carried OF first prize. and Thomas +, Russel's
fTlNceSs StTiLut anu HIV4EulIl TOOK second.
There was much curiosity TO see ". NJ V. Hof-
mans recent purchase. Imperial Wilkes aud
bay mare sparklet; but 5Goahs. g, I, Of not ha, ing
since the death OF his favorite. May X, lie was
unable 20 show them.
Thomas " Lawson. who has 40 many hvrses
yerr successful during tho first pi tho weel; in
the way of blue ribbon winning, has commenced
10 carry Of fcw. IN the class Tor pairs shown
to victorias or cthriol"ts. be. put in a hard
some turnout drawn Ivy = pair II high-aCtirg
good-hca lcd chc~luufe. His Grace and Nadv
Glory. 1hcv were we'll -hoVH by Kelly, who
drives tln Lawson entries. Albert { BuS,-
wick Tuodc an cNcellenf Impression with hi,
Ches'Eg, ."ldiHg- landS"ud and Iand!rhrer
an" Won second prize. Etcheuor and Korelia,
a pnir f browns. driven NV Rogers, eA hbited
hv Willgm Howard BIrnar5. won third prI7e
end Robert T. Ccrrv's team, StuHcn, and
Monitor, guOd-acling brown Celdngs, were
fourth
Competition for tho CUP given by ". e, Wilt
ney was close and exciting. especially 20 trottnS
horse breeders. as IL was practically an er-
pertinent, lnaslnuch a. the conditions Of the
lriIo stipulated that only stations rogistered
In any recognized stud book. cXcept ha ch-
news, wer" eligible. and must he suit able for
getting carriage horses. The cup was awarded
to Burlinghln. Frank j. Goud's hay stallion
that got no loss than three ribbons eeterday
He is trotjiny bred. being by Gchhardt ont
OF n mare 10y ~. Clair. Two or three OF tho
others carried a good deal of tho hackney an
peqran"" about them. There was only one
urlc. ribbons being given 20 the Hamlin stal-
lion. King lqnc"!o'. tn" third ribbon to ". I.