New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1901-10-04
WESTCHESTER HORSE SHOW
HOWARD WILLETS, r. F. CARMAN AND
FRANK j. GOULD AMONG THE
WINNERS.

Keen competition among the exhibitors and an
unusually large number of spectators were the
chief features of the Westminster Horse Show,
which continued the White Plains
Fair Grounds in conjunction with the county fair.
yesterday. The rain of the day before laid the
dust on the country roads, and more than ten
thousand people passed through the fair grounds
gates.
Pickpockets have made their appearance at the
fair grounds, and now Pinkerton employed
there. Among those who robbed yesterday
S. Carpenter of County Treasurer Car
penter, who had solitaire scarfpin stolen. j.
Oscar French lost d diamond stud and Charles
Swayne's gold watch stolen.
Park Commissioner George c. Clausen took
coaching party to the horse show from his country
place Port Chester. which included General
and Mrs. Howard Carroll and Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
c. Black. Others who present were Mr.. and
Mrs. buckingham. of Shippan Point; Mr.. and Mrs.
J. +. A. Clark, Mr.. and Mrs Cooley, Assemblyman
A. E. Cooley. Colonel William Jay. Mr. and Mrs.
Thomas Maitland, Mr.. and Mrs A. c. Bostwick
b +. Hooper C. c. Wills. Miss Read. Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Diamond. George Greer, L. Vonderhorst
Koch Mrs. Richardson. II. C. Fuller Newberry
c. oliver Iseln; who was to Judge in the har-
gss SSu dsss
place. Frank j. Gould won two first prizes His
awarded the blue ribbons in the class for pairs of
harness horses and the tandem class In the trot-
drying Quarter Cup and exshST
Sell competed for first honors Each drove 70 per-
lection. and after a close inspection Mr.. Hubb's
horse received the blue rosette.
the reins Edwin II. Weatherbee's Spark and
Now Then. He was beaten for second place by Miss
Lucille NJ Stern. The summaries:
saddle tprize offered by c. Oliver 1selin)
Won by Master r. +. Csrman's Florodora. F. Ambrose
C1arks Dolores second. Miss May Weaherbees fp Top
third.
Pair, OF shown before DENT mail
spider ssnhopo phaeton for park use-Won by Frank
J. Goud's Sandrlngham and Birmingham
d5 he hree years old or o5 the s a
Causens Quarter cup second G. {. Ciausens Miss Sby
third.
Harness horses suitable for runabout exceeding
Is hands inches-Won by r r. Caravans Bonner. W.
r. H. Martins Banner Mark second. Strauss Hexter's
Ringing Bells third.
Ponies in harness d2 hands and under)-Won by
Charles ]. Coulter, jr. $. Charlie
horses exceeding Is hands (prize offered
by Whiteaw Red)--Won by Howard wilets's Hassan
W r. II Martins Banner Mark second. George C
Csusens Topsy third
Tandems wheeler be over 10 hands / inch)-Won by
Frank j Gould's Birmingham and Sandringham. Miss
Lucille NJ. Storms Ben Fisher and kinghsher second
Howard Willetss Passemela and Pocohontas third.
Combination harness and saddle horses (horses TO be
under and under sadde)-Won by
behring's Jess George Wilkinson Beauty
second. Miss II. II. Wcstherbee's Governor third
given George b. Hulme)-Won by Howard willets's
Pocahontas and Mohican. Roxton FARMS and Jupi
second ]. Campbell Thompsons Tho King and King
Cole third.
Pairs harness horses exceeding Is hands (prize
offered by Louis Sternl-Won bv Miss Marion Story
Jessica Forinda Howard wiletss Iadde and Iasse
second. Mrs. E. $ Woodwards Seraph and Cherub third
Hunters Corlnthian class prize offered by William r
Iselin)-Won by Howard Wlets's Heatherboon F. Am
brose Clarks Mitngale second, Bradley W. Palmer
Rife third.
Uncorns-won by Howard willets Harry Williams
whip Herbert Capel second. j. Campbell THOMPSON
third.