New-York tribune., 1901-08-11
TO0LING BY HOWLETT.
BAYsHoRE HORSE SHOW ENDs-1 T
COCKERILE's SWIFT WINS A RACE

COCKERILE'S SWIFT WINS A RACE
The second days meeting of the Bayshore Horse
Show Association, at Bayshore, Long Island yes
lerday httlngly closed a successful outdoor horse
snow The easy and methodicaI way in which
the classes of Friday were run off ENCOURAGED low
ers OF morse flesh to be on hand, with the result
that yesterday accommodations were severely
taxed by the large attendance In addition the
four-in-hand class and trotting race two of the
most important features of the meet were sched-
uled for yesterday.
The trotting race proved a popular innovation
In the first heat Frank D. Creamer's sorrel geld
ing Fred. S. Moody cut out a pace that was en-
trely too speedy. Breaking on the first turn he
was passed by John F. CoekerilTs bay gelding
Swift, of Speedway fame, who logged in an easy
winner. Moody showed the way again in the sec
ond, but on the last turn into the homestretch
went up in the air. and tho speedy Swift again
finished in the lead. After much unsatisfactory
scoring, the three We're sent away in blanket
start for the third heat, with MOODY in front. He
lost his feet again. and passed by Monk
Monk went into the air the backstretch. and
Moody. passing Monk. finished several lengths be-
hind Swift. who never headed from the start
When the four-in-hand class called out they
were apparently not up to the usual standard.
James H. Hyde had two fours entered Maurice
Hewlett. the famous European whip. was up be-
hind four handsomely matched chestnuts but be-
cause OF laIneness in one Of the leaders got the
a@eeorqg acc 10 rule s49u4q not have pc 2eeH ariVeP tqr
and brown mare. carried off the blue ribbon.
little later Mr. Hewlett gave an exhibition OF
the rail Enclosures used for jumping, making all
kinds Of quick turns. and finally sending his four
its feet by a hair raising finish.
The women's saddle horse class brought out
off by skilful riding. Miss Belle Beach, proni-
A A. Housman's bay mare American Lady into
the blue ribbon class Mrs. Charles F. Hubbs
close second on her chestnut mare Cigarette
commendaton. and the yellow ribbon. Mrs. John
8a obfained nygstSh the White T rbSon So hs 0"'N
In the champion harness class but two entries
L. Wilson'S chestnut Mystic. They got the
HUbbss e CiraFette won the judges favor in the
championship saddle class with DR.. J. E. Ryder's
At the end of the judging Albert c. Bostwick IN
one Of his racing automobiles, turned the track in
record from Long Island CITY TO Bay Shore, he hav
ing covered the distance last Friday morning in
l hour 30 minutes.
Glass ls-Horses hands and exceeding 10 hands
inches; be judged by their quality, manner PAGES
Edward G. Blum First H T Peterss Blk m Lady
Constance; second Il. T. Peterss ch. m Lady Lonnie:
Class i5-Pair q horses; to be shown before
per cent R5ss silver cup $50
sow s' gr ana Topeka and en- sge Santa Fe third Miss
Marie L Wilson's CHI m Mystic and ch. m. Merrigold
fourth Mrs Charles F. Hubbss blk. g. Harry and
Class Polo ponies not to exceed Polo AssoGptops s ss
manners speed and hardness 70 be e0n
William Van Anden; second prize. s5 offered by Richard
second H ' r Peerss s' ch m Lady Lula; Third H.
class a5Trottng race: Committee Cup offered by the
Horse Show Association; three heats; half mile
F3aa FraRk D GsSas6ii cfsssrs 3 6 FT.d
chSres & bsIess o'A psir 81 Of horses Is hands
inch under; this class must be shown before an
Arthur aousman First F. G. Bourne ch m Mss
G and a. 5 m .TsE %sRn as Ts M & 'eG21a 2a Mrs F GaaFf f.
Peters blk m. Lady Constance blk m Lady
Euphrosyne; fourth, G. w Burcheirs b. m Miss Roam
manners 10 count so per appointments per cent
3 Sua red ana y a9R hT 90 aasms R F ys
F. c. Bournes br. Jennie Nell second. Mrs Charles
m m LADY 5Gl0 coSstaaes A Hoasmans br. g.
oIsss Class hands nrst prize 500 by H
L. ]. smith; geldings four years old
count 20 per cent drags ana appointments = per cent
horses must have quality y action god manners and be
Class 2Harness horses for horses l5l hands and
pTh R: yeg cup value $50 offered by John 81 Adams
First. a; A. Housmans er g Royal swell: second Jay
Hubbss b. &. ChaPpe; fourth. Vernon H Browns
Glass 290womsns saddle horse any height manners
no count " % s 'f o d pr ~ se ye @HI @ a $50 -
eTsd 6y Mrs Thomas hon adams s. 5 & second prize riding
biz. &. Ace Of Spades; second. Charles + Hubbss
fourth. Nrs Johnston. IRIS Livingston Beauty.
Glass 2S-Maiden harness class horses have
won blue ribbon any other show; prize
offered by Frederick c. Bourne. First Ii. T.
blk. g. Ace Of Spades second, Lawrence Abraham's
hr. g. Nip; third. Mrs. c. F. Hubbs's gr. &. Grey
lock fourth. A. ST John Boycos b. Queen ct Hearts
Class 27-Maden saddle class horses that won
ribbon in this other horse show; $50
offered by Frederick G. Bourne. First H T Peterss
b Lady Toddle; second, Mrs c. F. Hubbss eh. 8.
Cigarette third. Dr. J. E Ryders b. &. Toy fourth
H. T. PeteTs's ch. m. Lady Lonnie.
Glass lOChampOn harness class; single horses:
having taken first prize that
first prize in classes for in harness
az this any other recognized show
appropriate vehicle; conformation, quality
style manners and all round action be considered
prize cup value SIS offered by Henry Maxwell
First. +. G. Bonrne's en- &. Moscow: second. A. A.
6. Royal Swell.
Glass 2l-Champinn saddle class: 20 horses
having taken prize saddle horse classes
a other recognized horse silver
cup value $50 offered by Allan Pinkerton. First Mrs
c. y. Hubhss eh. m CgRrette zecnnd- T. L. HydeFs