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
sociation 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-
trbuted make the first days meeting an ex-
ceptionally successful from the horsemen's
point OF view. The grounds which the meeting
was held were especially well adapted to the pur-
pose. They contain fast haIf-rnile track a ca
pacious grands and. newly built. and inner field
shaded with OF stately elns laid out in the
old English style
What perhaps. contributed more than any other
feature 10 the success OF the meeting the we'll
ordered. systematic method in which the several
contests were OF. 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. uuimportant horse shows
have been held different points on Long Island
but this year all these minor associations we're
merged into the Bayshore association. which at
tempted, and successfully, 70 have a horse snow
adequately representative Of the large amount OF
biOoded stock on the island, ahu one whlch by the
Importance Of It's entries and the eminence OF its
exhibitors. would for these reasons become per-
maUent That this intention was successfully ac-
compl!shed yesterday was the opinion OF all who
throughout the afternoon music was furnished
by the Sayville Cornet Band large number OF
prominent horsemen from this city attended the
1iorc5 ~ tSe,r Sisposai by Special Passenger Agent
summer residents OF Long Island occupied the
boxes among them being Charles F. Hub6s the
PRESIDENT OF the association. and Mrs Hubbs Mr.
and Mrs. Allan Pinkerton. Mr.. and Mrs. Harry c.
Bird F. Coer. Mr.. and Mrs. J. Adolph MoIIen-
hageT MIS- MaiSId ~, S2Hea s MS george S aer
y Ellis r. Miss Estelle Hayemeyer, Mrs. Camp
bell smith Mrs John F. Edwsrds Mrs; John Dun pun
Warren G Barber Miss OIyve Candee Miss Neker-
man and Miss Willard L. Candee. The summary:
class u Ponies in harness mare or ge!ding no! ex-
eeedns u heads inch suitable ior GS5sn and 70 %
Mars "a second prize silver cup value SIS Greenrnan
Canda's gr < Blossom prize Mrs. Dr. H. Z. Goes
Blk. z Vixen. fourth prize. Greeaman Candas st. &
Class I7-sadale horses be judged by their quality
5s pal sveT e CUP vaiae $50 II r Peters blk M
Lady Euphrosyne. second prize. Gardner W Browns b.
caass a-F'or horses over 15.1 hands be shown 70
round considered: First prize. silver cup value
o, yS tols G b en- Ace ~ spaac third pri5 Law w.
renee AbrahAm's br. Nip: fourth prize. Willard l.
CLASS For the best trotter be shown to agpro
Poinenss . per cent Frs! prize silver value $50
H. ounnsTd's gr. Minnie E; fourth prize. E B Van
class iG-Corbnston saddle and harness horses
First prize H. T PstsTss Blk N Lady Constance: sec
ond prize Mrs Charles II. o'Donohue's b. 8 Chappie;
prize. Mrs Lesley l. Aeksrnan's b. Lady Ba6be.
ln5es and anae faaT Jumps "a; tSee feet: FIRST Prize
silver s cup value SIS IL 7 Ps5e.ss sS m Lazy Lula ,S
e prize II r, q PsseTss SIS RT I''le jim: fourth prize r.
Glass I4Depot wagons 50 per cent appointments
30 per cent First prize, Miss Marie l. Wilson's ch
Merig0id second prize. Mrs. Charles +. Hubbs m
Greylocks: third prize G. Browns br. z. The
Admiral: prize Edward c. Blum's ch. Patsy
Class b-Runabout. horses IA hands and = inches
over 10 be before a runabou conformation.
quality. style and good be considered; First
Prize. Jay F. Carse's ch IN. Janice second prize. Mrs.
Charles H. O'Ionohues b. 3 Chappie third prize, A A.
Housman's br & Royal swell: fourth prize. Miss Kath-
leen Gilbert's ch. &, spot Cash
Glass s-Pair Of horses height TO he shown before
an approprata vehicle ladies drive: First prize silver
cur, value $50 A. a. Housmans br e. Country Sport
and br 2 RovaI Swell second prize, IL 7. Peterss blk.
Lady and blk Ace Of Spades; third prize.
Mrs Charles r Hubbs Harry and 8. Greylocks;
fourth prize Mrs John ID. Adamss CHI Fuss and ch.
Glass 0IHarness First prize silver cup value
p q Rournes h. IN. Miss Glen and br. Jenny
F. CaTlisle's Ch. m Janice and
ch & Alert; third prize. Willard l. Candee's ch.
Ruby and b. e Rex fourth prize. A. St John Boycotts
blk z Ace OF spades and mouse coored mare Moesln.
Glass 24-Pony prize money plate. $50 Ave
eighths of First prize s Van SchaicN's chestnut
redlnr. second prize Marshall Smith, tr.'s.
onara; third prize. jay T. Carises b. Worcester tr
Class I9-HoTses 70 hands inches, to be judged
by quality manners PAGES and ton First
prize cup. value $50. H. T. Peers's blk Ace OF
Spades: second prize. DR. J. E. Hyder's b. San Toy;
prize T. PeteTss ch Lady Lorna fourth prize
Charles + HIhbs ch. Cigarette