New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-11-22

opinion that II the weather ala No.
tnins IN keepins with the season. manv =. their
.s~ 80 S.,. pereeptibly before the end of
the week Mitchell Harrison's hsctr.v .tau,on
Lord Rosebery died at the C,ardsr ,s-.-s $500.
ing, Ine Use had been suffering from acute
indigestion which developed into pnsv,,on,a
- ~ the president of the Horse
Show Association and others connso+a. -,,., +h
management OF the show made uvht - =, 49, ~
tnat any OF the horses had been .donaa .. no.
been charged. Mr. Fellowes said 49,. ~ @ w
onclais mao noticed smell when two horses shown
by Howard Willets were in the rin1 60 80.
inquiry but charges had been rras Ia an
PLANTATION made has been entirely sst,.fao.o--- -
1t will not go any further" said Mr. FaIo,a c.
ing the impression that. in his opinion r,our+ot
had been made OF q mole hill Otbsr g., l1'
the horses at the show that are aiWaSs are Iseo
rumor also denied that Howard e Ws;. The
tended d to N. or that he
W. c. WHITNEY'S PURCHASES
w c. Whitney yesterday purchased tba h..
some carriage team. Challenger and Chss+a-s1s
which already double blue ribbon winner. ~
the present exhibition The purchase was mada
from Strauss & Hexter for price estimated ar
between 5000 and 5000. Chesterfield and c,boI
lenger are well bred trotters with pedigrees long
enough suit the most fastidious They are looked
likely winners OF the championship for teams
is roam geldng. This pair, as well as Spider and
Fly. have attracted much favorable comment at the
show.
THE AWARDS.
Pony staions three-year-ods over. exceeding IL
hands inch and not exceeding Il hands inch;
handl-Won by Dilham Prime Minister exhibited Ehen
n Jordan Boston; Glorious Bonnie. exhibited Thomas
w Lawson Boston, second; Tommy Morgan exhibited by
Thomas L Watt. city. third.
Pony brood other than sheands exceeding
hands IN foaI with foal foot shown in hand:
prize $50 second prize $40; third prize $2won
by Gowsn Belle. bay exhibited Thomas l. Watt.
city: Vixen. brown exhibited by P A B. Widener
tr Ogontz Penn. second; Winnie. bay exhibited
by F. c Stevens, Attica- n. Y. third.
ponies exceeding inches hreeyear-ods
shown under saddle; first prize $50 SECOND
prize $40: third prize s20Won by Sly Dance bay
exhibited by Thomas L Watt. city, ridden r Hewitt;
Carlo skeWbald stallion. exhibited by Thomas L.
Watt ridden BY Philip Hewitt second Always In Time.
ge3lng exhibited by John s. Bratton East ST. Louis rid
den BY John Bratton. jr. third.
Pairs OF ponies (above Is hands exceeding IA
hands inch shown TO appropriate vehicle; first prize
second prize $50; third prize, S25)Won by Esther
oueene chestnut mares exhibited by E. L Foster,
city driven by DR.. Gsgnon Hurrah brown geldng and
Latest Fashion bay stallion exhibited by Eben D. Jordan
Boston, driven by Mr.. Wilson second; Graydawn,
geaing ard Sunbeam, chestnut mare exhibited by tho
Masters Wi!lets. White Plains driven by Mr. Williams.
third
Eackusy1 mare four-year-olds over foaled
1897 IS hands inches and over: certified to be in foal
have produced foa in 1900; shown in hand hrst
pine $685. second prize 500 third prize. sSo)-won by
Fsoouness CHI exhibited by Eben D. Jordan. Boston.