The sun., 1900-11-23

Fal Par, Tho IiIfidss fos IIun,ing Club oi
hnliiW1t", and Adam Hook, The lgndun nun
81 London, Ontario s'rs the ,shbl grs Ihe
sf"acPaf 'fl- Rnl,im"ro H"r.e, % s siI.rlaSsd | ~.
p"tiuiltr ~ sttle ana taxing the Jumps ana
Whom The bielef sounded tho call for speed
wAi H.,iers that were to cninlcte Tor the w
" " Kane cup II wa. almost impossible ~
,PG1 Gnn ,, "" trn,9snad, en. ,2 w., '. ,i " 81
20 80" ~" great trutters. and oven, holders o'
boxes trl"d 10 crowd IN 20 the rail II WIS a
hub,s -hpW ~ neo,- footed animal. u was
estimated thnt siH0p would not buy ~" l9t
of '"v"rtcen that we're brought out. and " = 'eI.
dom 80 many horses sre shown IN the fius u,
one time l., well-known men IN the social and
business world David Bonner. one ~ the
oldest and hcstknoWn road riders IN w" cl,, |
Mr. Eilhngs's Ftarker /? ~. Former Mayor
IIurh J Grant drove fIrr' A uwa'hmcyl
former President ~ tho Cotton ftchanss, had
the Chicago Ea- king. drove Bis ohamlion wagon
marc. Lucille" ?J7.. and Thomas ". Lawson
drove h~ great racehorse Boralra ?os
" those Ncll-Sn"Vn nien entered NE fing
fr"ai cheer went ~. nn1 'hcr" woro tfeGu.nt
bursts 81 applause during The judgment. After
. li''lc preliminary 'oeens, elght of "" c'ho on
sor, willing ard ,'nll rover Lad u uo"" scriouu..
he would i.e in for one "f Inc ribbons ot least
l'eltnn, Jr was also shown ~ good awe ~
4 y. .Gwathmeg: and l!icha,,dd p 6 e lIord's rt,
kindly to the short turns In fact sll the fast
Step,nrs found the turns hard and somrthIns
they c"rld not get ACCUSTOMED 70 ,ro,rsr
came down from Albany 70 drive Ldsa55
Brooks chestnut mare Precision. 2io,.. and
showed h"r, in fine style George Coleman
made a good impression with his smooth chest
nut mare Gala Lilly, 22o and Capt {.
Mcdonald showed Princess Sprague, Thomas
Rnssell's brown mare y good style BriGh,.
presented 70 his friend 7. q. Hartwell' aiso
Mr., billing. showed his wonderful mare
around the turns and gave slight indication
OF her speed along the stretches. but could he
hnyye given to the vast crowd Anything near ne
exhibition of extreme sp I'D which he showed
with tho mare at Lexington thi, fall. when she
pulled him n,de 70 wagon n 2uI. the rooi
cealed under "A b,r. white slouch Int. and II
was some time before II was discovered that he
Was driving his great raCehorse Boralma. win
ner OF the classic Transylvania stake at Lex.
ington and other important events He fooled
the horse well, bur the trotter showed that lie
did not care for the restricted limits of the
ring -
Slowly the Judges sifted the entries out until
there were only the veteran show roadster
Altomont. Boralma and Lucille eft IN the ring
The excitement in tue crowd was intense
Bets were nade on which would be the winner.
A number Thought old Altomont would get 1t
simply on show ring form. majority. how
ever favored Lucille She is put together
very much on the lines II those horses that
Col Lawrence Kip established as a tyre for
was pinned TO her bride That the decision
was popular was evidenced by the cheering
which followed the award. Boralma received
second prze and Aunmont got the yellow
ribbon. j. was one of tho most Interesting
classes ever seen in the show ring.
Tho last class Of the evening was for qualified
hunters ridden by members OF Recognized
hunt club. The Jumping wa' so clean that
IL looked as though tse judges would be all
night reaching reaching, decision at,a Mtes several u 81
found necessary 10 saddle them again and put
them over the hurdles. Nino X Ilayes's
Chappie got tie blue ribbon. { {. Vests Black
bloom third and Charles II. Hurkemp's Amaret
fourth.
class for expert our-in-hnnd driving for The
$500. in money or plate. presented by James
H. IIyde. in which the French whip, Hewlett
will make his reappearanoe this morning.
/. only competitors and Judges Will be allowed
on coach face not 10 exceed eight miles an hour.
A Each competitor to srrarg. his own couplings.
given point 3. TtiyiSs through obstacles and any
iegylr.d eyoiy,ons In i,dsng, q. msnk., e
and body viii be considered
All will use the same coach. harness and
horses 10 he provided by the association.
H1 H.ny p.W M' fl4et + STes 2 %eb.. %5'"f aIry
j. Thona, Walter Lee. John L. Conowa|,
james sheldon and r. : Ca1nan. II VIII
in this country. Tho awards yesterday fol-
H.cKNEvs.
Class sI-StaIllons, 4 Years old or over, foalrd In
or before 1890 IS hands inches and over III. winner
Of the American Hackney Society's Chalenre cup
y 's: q: as s ..ad. ' se sGTa p s,a
psndpns9 En- ' eAad' anf 20 yTsI p Sy .2d 81. @ 1
il;"Poiiy; PIymog.h HseLn'y s,ge Third pr',S,
I Derf,
Class ..-stalilons years cid OF over, toaed In
or beor. isss. I; hands and Indtr 10 hands inches
Challenge cup two years In succession MT eligible;
shoWnin hand by the SD. of sadd!' horst Fins,
Years By Dsnegrlt-Phncess. Plynoatn Hackney
Stud. No others shown.
shown in hand by III. side O assddle horse prizes
pie, ,o6, vic,ofis ch il yeats BY Victor Of beet,
ky. dam by Highly er produce; Victoria H. years,
fsSns2 sSnsa. cS g. 'ysa ysa Ss Iq pSntsSs.B9Sas ad
ssS Ss Years By Fsndsnso 1"t s,eVens TSd
prize. nbeon. visc2ln,ess ch. 70 years by CsSsy ye'
5 yeats. and Vlsoount year. Plymouth Hackney
FRENCH COACH HORSES.
All horses must be registered In tho American or
French Coach IIotse stud Book.
Class stations, 5 years old or over kept for
Trorsn. i' Blk 10 hands: ls years, Geors:. p King
A SON Second prize. 800, BuSnel. b.. 1873 hands,
aged. bv Ornla-Brebis. by Reynod, Albert c. Bosi'
Wick. No others shown.
TRoTTHRs.
Class s-Stellions Z years old. foaled In 1925; 10
be Judged BY their Individuality ped!gTees and ap
pearunce in The ring; shown IN hand or BY the side
81 d saddle horse Fist prize. $50 Daron Born.
hr 1921, hands, by Baron Wilkes dam by Wedge
wood. liliam Pollock. Second prize SIS. Boralmas
BY Simmons. Thomas W. lawson. Third pnle.
S5S. Kapolns. b.. ISL hands. By KIcniin BIaris.
slnh by Robert McCiregor, John h. Shaw, Highly
commented, Monafchsl Prince. br.. IS: hands. by
Almonafch Enid. BY Young jim. Edward r. lAdew.
RoADsTBRs
CTass ls-Par OF horses and best appointed road
rg the following scnle Of points etrrd In Judging
the class horses 10 per cent; general !nimen,s,
Including wagons. harness. robes. blankets, whips
style ac. 80 per cent First prle. $500, Alt0mout,
b. e.. 1872 Il hands. u years, by star Amont Blrh-
By owner. Second prize. 500, Princess Sprague,
bf M. l5.. hands years, by SpIague Golddust
Cora l., by Mambritorian, and Sprghtly hr. g..
Is u hands. years BY Almont Wilkes dam BY
superior. Thomas 7. Russell, driven by Maxneid
PONIES IN HARNESS.
Class o5-Ponles other than Sheuands, under
hands years old or over First Prize, $50. RUBY.
b m. u hands. years Miss MAdge l. Nathan.
ME b. Y. liz hands, years, Master Douglas Law.
son. driven by Kelly Third priI". t:0. Brownie.
b G.. III hands, Miss Eliisbeth Jencls, driven by
Nltherton. Highly commented, imp pickanniny.
CIas. 64-pair Of Shetland ponies. not EXCEED.
ing 40 inches. years old oyeT-First prize. $50.
Nsnlne. SIX m, 80 inches yeers, BY Montreal -