New-York tribune., 1901-08-10
THE BAYSHORE HORSE SHOW.
FIRST ANNUAL MEETING OF THE LONG
ISLAND ASSOCIATION STARTS
MOST SUCCESSFULLY.

The first annual horse show of the Bayshore as
socaton held the half-mile track, at Bay
shore, Long Island yesterday. An unusual number
OF first class entries. businesslike set of judges
and the natural scenic beauty of the grounds con-
tributed to make the first days meeting ex-
ceptionally successful from the horsemen's
point Of view. The grounds on which the meeting
held were especially well adapted to the pur-
pose. They contain a fast half-nile track
pacIous grands,and. newly built. and inner field
shaded with rows OF stately elms laid out in the
old English style.
What. perhaps contributed more than any other
feature TO the success of the meeting tho we'll
ordered. systematic method in which the several
contests were run oG In this connection. the work
Of the different committees in charge Of the show
IS 10 be especially commended The natural beauty
OF the grounds greatly enhanced by the pro-
fuse decorations in black and red which were
artistically arranged throughout all the buildings
For several years small. unimpCrtant horse shows
have been held different points on Long Island
but this year all these minor associations were
merged into the Bayshore association. which at
tempted. and successfqlly to have morse snow w
booded stock on the island. aud one which oy the
importance OF It's entries and the eminence OF It's
mauent. That this intention was successfully ac-
compshed yesterday was the opinion OF all who
Throughout. the AFTERNOON music was furnished
Prominent horsemen from this city attended the
show. on the Long Island Railroad being
III b. Fullerton The most OF the representative
summer residents OF Long Island occupied the
boxes among them being Charles F. Hubbs, the
president OF the association, and Mrs Hubbs; Mr..
and Mrs Allan Pinkerton MI ana Mrs 4. Harry -
Bird r Coler. Mr. and Mrs. J. Adolph Mollen-
se4 poe Me T M g. Ellis and MT
Es r Miss S ks'9e Is MTS 66D C9mP amp
T9s AGaS = pa2bcr Miss Owe Sandee Miss NeKeT
man and Miss Willard l.. Candee. The summary:
Class = bon in nd aSaD f for hGen and d TO i
drya NY chi OF
First prize. silver cup value S25 Frank dAnxs 70 g.
candas g. 3. Blossom: third prize Mrs pg H. c GOES
Class l7-sadde be judged by their quality.
manners pace and horses under 10 hands:
Lady Euphrosyne second prize Gardner w. Browns b.
cass aFor horses over 1SI hands to be-, be shown % 70
round considered: First prize silver cup. value
John Boyeors blk Ace OF Spades third Prize Law
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Pontmens p per cent Frs; prize silver cup n5 Eage 800
John + cockerls swift third prize s. Mrs George Ts
sadie and hsTns.s m .s5sa hTs'9s 6oss
First prize. II. T Peerss blk m Lady CONSTANCE sec
third prize. H T Peters's blk Ace OF Spaces fourth
Class 22-Pony Jumping class. ponies Il hands and q
inches and under four Jumps at three Feet: FIRST prize
second Pie Jay r carllsie's g. woFeester ~ third
Laurence Smiths Lord Derby.
Glass I4-Depot wagons horse so cent appointments
90 per cent: First prize Miss Marie L Wilson's ch m
Greylocks: third prize Vernon c Browns hT5 3. The
Class b-Runabout. for horses IA hands and : inches
to be before runabout. conformation.
fTize jay F. caTses eh m Janice prize Mrs.
Charles II O'Donohues b. Chappie third prize, A. A.
Housman's br SWELL fourth prize. Miss kath-
leen Glberts ch. s, spot Cash -, . =, -, ,,-
Glass S-Pair height, TO be shown before
an approprate vehicle ladies drive: First prize silver
cup value $50 A. A. Housman's Dr. g. country sport
and br Roval SWELL second prize. H T. Peterss blk
m Lady Constance blk Ace Of Spades: third prize.
Mrs charles Y Fubbs Harry and 6. Greylocks:
fourth prize Mrs John d. Adamss CHI m. Fuss and CHI
III. Feathers. nj, -, , -
Glass 0Harness tandems: First prize silver cup value
$50 = q Bourne's IN. Miss Glen and br. m Jenny
Neil second prize Jay +. Carlisles ch. Janice and
ch e Alert: third prize. Willard l. Candee's CHI m
Ruhv and h e Rex: fourth prize. A St John Boycott 3
blk 2 Ace Of Spades and coored mare Moleskin.
C'ags 24-Pony prize in money or plate. $50 hve
eghths OF mile. First prize s. Van Schncks chestnut
gcldng second prize e. Marshall Smith, trs. b. Say
onara: third prize Jay T. Carses b. * Worcester tr.
Glass 19-Horses 10 hands inches, TO be judged
by their quality manners. PAGES and eontormaton First
prize cup value $50. H. T. Peterss blk Ace OF
Spades; second prize. Or. J. E. Ryders b. G. san Toy;
third prize CHI. Lady Lorna fourth prize
Charles +. HIbb's ch. Cigarette.