The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1901-11-20
His Horses Took First, Second
and Third Prizes in Class for
Ten STANDARDIZED Trotting
Stations at New York Horse
Show
FORM HAND CONTEST
MARRIED BY ACCIDENT
The Near Leader, Lady Doris,
Stood Straight Up on Her Hind
Legs, Lost Her Balance and
Fell Back Between the Wheel
erS of the Four-The Awards

| New York, Nov 19-Shetland brood
mares were the first to appear in the
arena at Madison Square Garden to-
day to show their beauty in parade be-
fore the judges of the Horse Show. AS
usual the day crowd was a small one
and included only the enthusiasts and
professionals who surrounded the ring
railing to get a close view of the judg-
| ing. A. ]. Cassatt of Philadelphia and
E. d. Morgan were the ring commit
teemen for the day, and Thomas Hitch
cock, Jr., and F. K. Sturgis served in
a like capacity tonight.
| Twenty classes were on the days
program for judgment before the ex-
perts with hackneys and trotters as
the suecial feature of the morning.
| The blue ribbon for Shetland brood
mares went to T. L. Watts, Sr, whose
Gladys was adjudged the best of the
animals shown. Mr.. Watts only COM
petitor was his son, T. L. Watt, Jr.
! Frederick C. Stevens Thalamarine was
| given the first prize for yearling hack
neys. Mr.. Stevens Evangeline B. was
given the blue ribbon as the best two
year-old hackney mare, and his Victo-
ria ". was awarded first honors as the
best three-year- old hackney mare. The
same owner added to his winnings by
taking first prize with Victoria in the
hackney brood mare class. Mrs. H. H.
Bains' Ella M. was awarded the blue
ribbon as the best trotting brood mare.
e. T. Stotesbury's two-year-old trot-
ting filly, Ora Fox, got the blue bow
in her class.
The first prize awards Of the after
noon were;
Pair of horses over IA hands one
inch and not exceeding Is hands,
shown to a light four-wheeled vehicle:
Bonner, blk g., a. six years, and
Bitten. blk M, 14.3, five years Mrs.
r. F. Carman. Huntington. L. I.
The trotting enthusiasts had an in
ming In the next event, which was
for trotters with a record of 2.30 or
better. In this class Charles c. Lloyd
entered two horses, his sensational
gelding, Chain Shot, by Red Heart,
who last month, at Memphis, Tenn,
made the record of 2:0655, and Malsour
blk. g., 1872. eight years. by Elyria,
with a record CT 2.15%. Chain Shot,
fresh from a hard campaign, was in
no form for a show. but Malsour went
beautifully and won easily from very
strong lot of horses. The winner was
driven by Albert Decernau. Second
: prize went to Miss Lou, 2:27h, b. M,
T 1872, eight years, sire Grandwood, dam
Tereta, by Trample, e. T. Stotzbury,
: Philadelphia.
Horses not under 10 hands 2 inches,
! to be shown before brougham: First,
, Glorious Red Cloud, b. s., 153h,
Thomas w. Lawson, Boston.
Mr. Lawson scored a great triumph
in the next class shown. 1t was for
10 standardized trotting stations kept
for service. Mr.. Lawson swept the
board by taking first, second and
third prizes and from an excellent
Of ~ onc 1og 1e nn
ord in this class was: First, Dreamer,
sire Oakland Baron, dam Die Vernon,
by Jay Bird, Thomas w. Lawson, Bos-
ton; second, Belford, b, 1872 IL, years,
sire Bow Bells, dam Eufala, by Ken
lucky Wilkes Thomas w. Lawson;
third, Highland Baron, b, 1873 1-2, six
years, sire Baron Wilkes, dam Irma,
by Nutwood. Thomas w. lawson Fl.
e., Sir Robbins, b, 1872 H. 6 years, sire
STEAMBOAT. dam Addie Lee II, by Elec-
Itioneer, II. N. Balm, Poughkeepsie, N.
H.
The preliminary trial of ladies' quail
fled hunters up to carrying 165 pounds
Ito hounds came next and 70 horses were
selected to compete in the finals on Fri
day.
The four-in-hand competition which
was next marred by an unfortunate in
cident, IN which Henry Coppell of Ten
ahy N. J., suffered. Mr.. Coppell had
lentered four, and the team was await
ing its turn to enter the ring when the
near leader, Lady Doris, a five-time
blue ribbon winner this year, stood
straight up on her hind legs, lost her
balance and fell upon her back be-
tween the wheelers of the four After
matters had been Strengthened out she
repeated the performance and then the
team was withdrawn, fortunately with
out damage of any sort.
| r. p .Carman. continued his victori-
Gus career by driving Thomas and Ar
mold Lawson's four-GloriOus Red
! Cloud. Glorious Thunder Cloud Clio
rious Whirling Cloud and Glorious Fly
| ing Cloud. to victory; second, c. K. c.
! Billings four-Marcus Logan. Dandy
Logan, Logan Star and Brown Boy,
driven by d. Donnelly; third J. F.
Clark's four-Eastern Star, Northern
STAR Candidate and President, driven
by owner. H. C.-The Rumson farmis
four-Crisis, Cardigan, Comet and Cy-
clone driven by c. K. Fownes.
The last event of the afternoon was
for horses not under IA hands inches,
and not exceeding 10 hands 2 inches, to