The sun., 1900-09-29
SNOW HORSES AND RACERS.
A Varied and Interesting Programme At the
Westchester Fair.

westchester Fair.
Excellent types In the various classes judged
at the Westchester County Horse Show ana
Fair distinguished yesterdays programme.
Jack Feek. the veteran relnsman. who has about
deserted the trotters and gone over TO the heavy
harness horses said that he never saw better
lot OF animals shown In the ring. and that In his
Judgment higher class would not be seen at
the National Horse Show. Trotters In harness
began yesterdays proceedings, There we're
only four entries. Highland Baron, the hand
some bay stallion. got the blue ribbon, and Park
Commissioner George c. Clausen's good-gaited
bay gelding Quarter Cup. by QuaItermaster'
that took a record Of 225,. in the third heat of
winning race at Bridgeport Conn. In $685. re-
ceived second prize. Howard Wilettss good
going brown stallion was third
There was brave show OF heavy harness
horses in the class for animals IS and not over
1873 hands Messrs. Williams. Rives and
Grocer had an unenviable task in sitting the
twenty-six entries and selecting three TO bear
OF the ribbons. Lord Chesterfield. a grand
actor, well shown by Albert C Bostwick, was
finally selected to wear the blue. while there
was only little 20 choose between him and
Hassan. the bay gelding shown by Howard
Willetts, and Reginald Rives's mare, Black
Venus, winner Of second and third respectively.
Happy Times, the brown geldinR shown by
j n Gallatin, that won first prize In the tandem
class on Thursday with Happy Days, attracted
much attention, as did Strauss A Hexter's
Burlngame
Mrs. David McAndless drove splendid pair
OF roadsters in their class. In passing the
racing judges stand the clang of the starter
bell made them a little gay Mrs. McAndless
was seen to brace herself TO pull them down
a. f, he ID hoIiaxpy eha upIIlH
be unable TO control them rushed TO her as
assistance. The horses stopped at her word
and she smilingly told the judges that she
could drive them without trouble. One Of the
men. however. got into the wagon despite her
protest and drove for short distance When
first prize was awarded to the team vigorous
handclapping indicated popular approval
Howard Willetts's leader in the tandem class
kicked the wheeler in the nose and became
y there hs %ssd be or .eros
but grooms sprang UP from all directions and
straiRhtened matters 50 quickly that only
thosf foseS %eS ens Of b L. wen 1SS PS
showed little lameness and .Aurel Batonyi,
who drove them. said he hurt his foot on pail
got third prize. Albert c. Bostwick's Lands
End and landluhber made neat appearance
IN Hebs S Sr pa S Snd Se entire
At counted. There was also a great show
In the single harness horse class. The AWARDS
follow:
Three uorers stallion mare or geldlng three years
old o. over 70 be shown in hsInessIHoSsi; S Bon
SaSsr' aSn .Sird u'' '''ODO A0N''a "'''' VI
- hands and under-1 homAs l. Watt, Jt's, blk e
Justin Line, frs! 7 Hunt rslmase,s Big. Tramp
ssfS"S I 6ssnsss hGTs.s son mare or geld
ing over 10 and not exceeding "a hands Albert G.
letls h n HaSSAn. second, n. w RiyeSs blk M
Five ponies in harness. stallion; mar. Or seldnr.
wall Jr s, blk. s. MarinTst Master WILL Lerh's gr
G. White Arrow. second Henry G. Au'enrleth'S blk
Three hsSvyGeghi hunters up to carrying 100
Howard Wlile,t's g. g Beverley, rtsE Miss Marian
hHtSs bTiGss Msf,ns a D. g. RsiaS " ,hird ''' .
Eleven harness horses. over l4a and not exceeding
4 HlSsri s" HeOiSei BSesaiessS n LADY flsys sr
Sa1%eHi, m virsn S3s ,h,1S ier''r second '" n Il A''"'
-Four ppIsS Ioadsts.: either SEX to Be 'hSwn, NG -
Molly T. nEs cs%Pes In TnomesOHs ..sODS. cS S.x e.
Twelve tandems. wheeler to be over 1871 hsndS-W
r, T. als Ma EdsAPd r. LSSess & ' coua, @ @enarshai
and 70 g. GiS second; d. j. l. Wenush g. Foxy
EiSh, pairs Of harness horses, shown before DENT.
% s Sc s &c aF sft
EsnSSSs ho'Tls @ '9 B. aoa6s dAs b. E9d q
BrSvni. and sL pef e9nd iS,,d Fl o'f"Ans
fssn hsess ses hS, scn mar. or ss
over i5S hand'aT e. GoIdon sons ,n.,S G. pngSe
Sc second; % Dr. j. L, wsnIl's bi g Foxmet third
As some OF the horses were crossing the
trotting track into the horse show ring, George
10 atratrh down for the first lpDt
in the unfinished 2:a pace. Near the draw
gates he pulled up 70 avoid running into one
st Straight i % up and fell back on him, severely
NRS. H. nHseT Substituted 10 dTs the ssn oY 0sa es.
won the necessary two heats to give her the
race The. .22o trot was captured IN straight
although there was close and driving finish
in each heat kh3wlns op 1hfS p'GEe T bpo Lpo soon,
and pfia Honey Bqes oy
diflcyliy. in disPosing Of his field in the ESQ
,24 class. pacing; purse $500 dour heats paced on
Hsien 8. IN. by Crafty MIA,
EiSs < : m. id 10. Mcbride and c. /,
Bonnie kliEland blk. 5. Crawford
H$%!5 $as H;lt:' SS,.ip;
sr SID AisSi EssS Ts Sls.s & nsIs'Gn Sis d1
Time-2t6h, 2:25. 2:27 22CS. 2:2.tl 23a.
$50 class. rotting; purse $3.50:
bSnsy bSy ykssi,f Ssf G'S m m Raish SGs ""t''
ToH Soon: 6.s, blk Ph'lPss,,D;,,c;;,,,..,.s lPss,,.mD;,,c;;,,
Reed bird, 70 Knapp ph,....'''''''''''..''.o !
Star Peter, p tAnsiinl ''.''''''...'..'.''''o
Daisy Bell m lketganl. anl.,..........,.,,.,..,7 dr.
ST Comet, tHottonl ...,....',....,,. .'...ab dr.
nme-:2oA, i2s. a:27A
2.3p class. rOttlng: purse $3.50
Ma AnlDN d q Sn0N tDfytnel..,,.... Il 4
Ned H. Woodnui b 9, tHaighU.........,..,.,3
Hany Ntlls. g MilleD -. .......,..,...s !