The sun., 1901-11-24

but with seats for two footmen behind
and with four horses, often with position
on each Of the leaders.
Mr.. Hyde sent In two bays % white
Ion was in a red waistcoat and breeches,
with top boots. He had on a white beaver,
somewhat OF the coaching order, which
many OF the -railbirds' regarded as a mis-.
take. They said the proper thing would
have been a cap Of black velveteen, such as
Mr. Hyde's man had on who rode the cook
horse TO his road coach on Friday.
There were two harness horses classes
on. One. for dealers, was won cleyeriy
by the city-owned pair the chestnuts Glen
tested class between horses over N.i and
not over Is hands shown to two or four
wheeler was not judged In way TO
please the majority Of the onlookeE. 10
come to facts the giving out OF the ribbons
stance OF good fellowship being more con-
sdered than good horse. There was
little question about the placing OF the
first and Mrs. Gerken's Newsboy, driven
without check line by Batonyi, and +, ID.
Jordan's Lord Tom Noddy, with Charles
for 1t Is to be supposed that the judges were
looking for the BEST Of the small sort, the
toppy goers. But the blunder came In
the award for the third ribbon 20 Bonner.
a black gelding owned by Mrs. T. r.
Judge in several Of the other classes.
bonner was light In bone and lacking
In quality, and. moreover. 80 sluggish
that Carman had to pound him with the
whip like a farmer thTeshing wheat, 10
get up any sort Of action. Yet Donner got
the blue ribbon, an injustice, according
TO theioutside critics, tn many better horse
left unplaced. Philip Lewisohn's Sensation,
for instance. was only fourth, while y; u.
l.. quite the proper type for the conditions
l. ILL
fashy bay driven by Mike Mcdonald and
gray stallion shown by Crow a Murray,
most finished performer. among others
better in looks than Donner, were over
looked.
After the hours intermission harness
horses were again In the ring, this time In
pairs, but 1t was practically new gather
Ing Of spectators, 30 there was no feeling
of monotony The result had been presaged
In previous classes, and there was no sur
prise when the lawson pair, Whirling
Cloud and Flying Cloud, won the blue.
Eight nice movers were out In the next
lot. Tor horses and the best-appointed road
rig, the horse counting % and the rest 40
per cent. Allie Nun, +. 7. Stotesburys
bay mare that had won earlier IN the week
and the winner at Boston and Philadelphia
In the show rings. unless the appointments
were wrong, was considered sure winner,
provided the judges should not 90 back
on the type they had already stood for.
T. Z. r. o IndeW, "tf cri u Monafch lon + L. Watt.
Earl Wilkes; T. W, lawson, Evening Star.
D. W. Cooke, Rosola, a grand specimen OF
the sentleman's roadster, and c. +. Hubbs,
Maryland Belle, fne-acting bay mare,
but OF the small order. only standing 1901
hands. Allie Nun not only had the looks,
but seemed TO have also the speed OF the
party II the spurts about the tanbark told
the truth The blue went 20 Mr. Stotesbury,
and az he had also won the prize Tor the
l. a x,raN, tn ha
a double event. that recalled the success
in these classes Of the late Col Kip. Allie
Nun IL somewhat long In the barrel, out the
superb action. which carried her at speed
even on the short turns al each end OF the
building, and the general quality won out
the blue ribbon for her with lots TO spare:
An unprecedented happening at a Ma
tional Horse Show came just before the
Judging in the next class, Tor the cham
pionship Of the saddle horses not exceeding
the entire first class Of the United states
Military Academy at West Point Capt:
Treat In the belief that IL would be liberal
education In the weighing OF saddle horsee
had told Col. Fellows IL would be good
idea TO have the class at the show. Col.
Fellowes promptly extended the invitation.
The class was brought TO the Garden and
marched into the ring. Sth as ram
rods in their gray uniforms the corpe
stood at ease around the judges stand
while TWO ealUle fiOI sc tldSStt Nelc Jtbb'N'
The boxes. somehow, had filled up with
the prettest OF the younger set OF society
girls and more than one OF the West Pointers,
IN the way his eyes wandered meant any
thing was thinking more OF the girls than
OF the horses After the saddle classes the
West Pointers left the ring with the stoicism
Of Indians. Ten minutes later In many
boxes, the gray was very close TO some
rayishing costumes. The girls we're hearing,
perhaps, what the West Pointers thought
Of the saddle horses.
Odd TO say every horse judged for the
championship Of the saddle horse classes
was a chestnut-Mr. Gooch seems TO have
a "hunch' that way. In the selected divi-
sion for the saddlers under 1872 the winner
was Mrs kotmans More Than Queen and in
the same class for those over 1872 Mrs.
Stanton Elhott's charming gelding Flash
light. won for the second yeaT. Dan leno,
ridden by Miss Holloway, was reserve and
very close on points Ia the winner.
Roadstsrs for the championship were
now 20 he the attractions. Allie Nun
would have had a walkoVer but for Gam
brells. once owned by Cot Kip but now
owned by Mr.. lawson, who made strong
bid for winning honors Gambrella had
Just wee biz weakness on the back END
Pairs 10 pha-tons driven by women
brought out four traps The Lawson
ou'ht. driven by Miss Edson, a daus hter q
Dr cyrus Edison, Was sent ont early due 20
had fnAnners. the horses cutting up when
aligned near the stand The prettieot
tam wa u JoniAn's chsstnui-, haIin.
and The Baron. splendidly driven by hs
ChArles Wilson, ~ Boston 1hir team y pn
snd none - tho others got a nhbon. An.
X y CaTman's Douner and Bitten, Mr.
Dick Dohnely driving we're s.Ii out early
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