New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-09-28


sand persons. The trottng the most interesting
Of the week and the patrons divided their time be-
tween the horse show and the fair.
There were eleven classes Of horses for competi-
ton and the in which the judges award
ed the ribbons greeted with loud applause
by those in the grandstand There were many
coaching parties, and all the park spaces around
the horse show circle were filed
Considerable excitement caused during the
first heat in the 2:24 class pace. There a field
Of eight horses in the race, and on the second
quarter Elisha Austin of Tuckahoe, who was driv
ing Homer thrown from his sulky in trying to
avoid collision with J. F. Brown. whose horse,
Arthur Wilkes. almost came to a standstil in
front Of Austin. Austin's horse ran away and
made entire circuit of the track before the
track marshals could catch him. Fortunately
Austin escaped with few bruises.
In the trial of hunters J. Trowbridge Martin.
riding the bay geldng Rarus. was thrown. He
was trying to make the horse take the fourth rail.
He saved himself from going under the horses
hoofs by cnging to the rail This slight mishap
brought out a long chorus of Obs" from the
coach and drag quarters, followed by a prolonged
clapping OF hands
The exhibition of four-in-hands before drags was
a keen contest between J. Campbell Thompson. Of
Mamaroneck, and Richard F. Carman, of this city.
Thompson has won distinction by appearing in diff
ferent dress in each contest Both tours made an
excellent showing, and the judges were some time
in reaching a decision. They finally awarded the
Carman the second prize. but did not give the
reason
Among those who patronized the Horse Show
yesterday Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred A. Cowles,
Mr.. and Mrs. George H. MARS. Mrs. J. Borden
Hartman Nathaniel Reynal Colonel and Mrs.
Delaney A Kane Miss Jessie Fanshaine Mr.
and Mrs. William A. Parke, Mrs. N a. Little Mrs.
S. NJ Andrews Mr. and Mrs. c. P. Geddes. Mr..
and Mrs. c. H. Carter Mrs. James T. Hyde. Mrs.
Douglas Hamilton, j. f. A. Clark, Miss Starr, @.
F. Leith, Paul G. Thebaud and a. w Cochrane
1t was getting dark when the last number on the
Horse Show programme was finished by the judges,
but such an interest was manifested in the show
that nearly all remained until its close. The fol-
lowing are the awards in the Horse Show:
Class 1Trotters prize second prize $25 offered
by Trenor l. Park. First Highland Baron b. s. 15.3
b =, years, William Hoegg; third Freedom. b. II
class Pairs OF harness horses: prize 500
ond prize $50 First Active Oh. g 1872 hands.
Lassie, 14Sla hands
Glass 8s$addIe horses first Prize $50 second prize So
First Lady Wauhun, On. 81 hands, years Gerken
dale Farm: second. Virginia Belle b. m years. Miss
8 years. New Rochelle training quarters
second prize So 6feTed by Tracy BOWS and John B.
9aTmsn sscon6 In IT. qn 81 hands Years Mrs
Edward r. Ladew: third Black Venus. biz. m. 152
Class !, b I.s s s s55 ssfon f DgsG o S
Te cae5 hume h2e5 ns % TO- coun Is per- cent
Quadrie br. m, 1877 hands. years Miss Ma delene
Wilets third, Beverley. 161 hands Howard VII
Class 27Tandems; FIRST prize so second prize, SO
Bays tl'pf' Isl hands yesrS j. n Galiatin second
Lookaway. b, &, 15;1 hands: Hassan. b. l5l hands
years: Heel Traos. b. 49,. hands. years. Miss Flor
class 2o-Harness horses first prize $50: second prize
$25 offered by Adrian s5lin tr stallion mare or geld
to residents of Westminster county y y and FAIRFIELD
exhibitors July 1900. First Lghrfoor. blk.
I'M 1--WE hands yssSs Mss FIorenc Soss
third Lassie g. m. 81. hands. Howard Wiuets.
Evas7 hand fT4f Trila
second ad' p RE $50 by T 4 Mainland First j.
4oIonlss under saddle first Prize SO second
or geding 10 and exceeding 14I hands First
imp Woman in BLACK PIX M u hands 1!, years Miss
hands years Miss Elsie Wall Lnae% thTd Skeesies
Class pairs Of Bish stepPers hrst prize S'
years: Belmar Oh. g. I43 hands years CferkendaIe
Farm: second, HAPPY Times 6r g, l5l HANDS 7 years
.hTd Hassan b g. g;;r 81 hands; Lookaway b. g
Glass IL = gs homes horsss 9 prs 500
G. 1873 hands Albert c Bostwck; second Paul
ters S IT, br M I5i4 hands years Lambert sacFe
The summaries OF the races were as follows:
TRoTrING-2:2e CLASS. Diminished from Wednesday,
Harley Valley stock FARMS blk <. dAl-
Robert Johnson's b. m. Aabell. ......... . / = 3
F.. c. Walkers blk. Cartridge jr...... Z 3 . .
Tlme-229l7 2:2sl4. 2:27l5. 2:27, 2.2a4, 2.29'a
PACING-2:2O CLASS Unfinished from Wednesday,
A T. Muer's b. m. Aldine Medium. .-..-... .
N"''00+ Tim s,o24 EARN 22, 92s 4a' 92i s2o
PACING-224 CI4AsS-PURSE $3.50 d-nhnishedJ
J W Days b. Helen D. ..-....-...... . ? :
William Devesons CHI. K. Red Echo. .......... 5
Frank Crawrord's blk 3 Bonnie Kirkland 7 4
Elishu Austins ch. Homer. 3 3
c. Weand's Elsie .......... / / g
J. F Browns blk :. Sir Arthur Wilkes. ...... : Or
Time2@2'26s4. 2.25 2:27. 226&
TROTTING-2:ls CLAss-PURsE $500
John Fiannery's Mike Observation-Disclosures /
c. Weiand's b. Russell ...................1 8 B
III Nelson s }; D ...-.-----
Frederick Van Wyck's b. m. Florence Wood s ; .
! T1me-2-2T. 2.2SA. 229A. 2:2Sh.
BIG CROWD AND GOOD SPORT AT TRENTON.
Trenton. n. J.. Sept q (SpeciaD.-Forty thou
sand narsnns The. Interstata Fair