The sun., 1901-11-23


before the primrose road coach Defiance. y
Thomas was in the full road ooachman's
outfit and his guard was In red. with
| furry -topped beaver Next was X. r
Carrnan on the OldrTimes road coach. .tiriv.
ing a dashing cross team with brown and
| gray leaders. The Lawson coach, another
cross team with gray and bay leaders
with GLORIOUS Kelly as whip, and the
Good Times, with Aurel Batonyi tooling
bays and chestnuts, were also out: Charles
Fownes made round with Miss Anna
Held's four TO a break. but Of course stood
| no show under the conditions. W. B
Leeds had In a sporting cross team, also,
the class being the largest and best-con-
tested class In four-in-hands ever seen In
this city. .
The whips cut figures Of eight with ease
at slow and fast gaits, and. with the gay
trappings Of coachmen and guards, the
clanking OF the chains and the serviceable
snappy action Of the horses, the scene
was charming one, II had the ar OF an
leaving from the white Horse Cellar,
-Hatchett's," or that sort OF thing. To
aocentuate the feeling was the rivalry OF
the guards on their yards of tim playing
Buy BROOM or The Girl ! Left Behind IND
horn a bit but there was no real music
In the air till Kelly's man let forth on his
elongated horn. He was faithful. too. to
old coaching airs, while some OF the Others
|
visits to Keith's or Proctor's. If kelly,'s
guard had played Drink, Puppies, Drink, =,
said an old-timer, ! would have fancied
myself on the road to EPSON on Derby
Day"
his team spinning along. He had three
| passengers on the second seat and his
| guard had coat that looked like ripe roses.
He was tho popular choice to win and the
cheers as the team made the rounds have
| at0N.N.N a N
of Charley Bates. He was the first 10
show New Yorkers the proper thing in
who will say what we owe to Fatty
Batesf' said clubman. during tins eS-
| hilarating class But for his example
this scene would have been impossible and
it is unique; no show in the world has ever
had such grand class Of the sort.
After Kelly Mr.. Hoskier's team was the
winner of the red Mr.. leeds's of the third
and Howlett's team Of the fourth prize.
The award TO Hewlett was violation
of the printed conditions for the class.
A connection that followed for the
quickest change Of tea ms in the ring brought
out lots of fun and again recalled old coach
ing days. The competitors were l, Led
yard Blair's team. handled by Harry
Thomas, and James H. Hyde's, the million
aire promoter Of the Bay Shore Horse
Show, who drove himself. Each coach
was followed by a cock-horse. the final
round being made with the cock-horse
| hitchcd on the position whipping and
| all five horses Of the winning team at
gallop.
In making the change Mr.. Hyde, who
! looked very sporty in n fiat -brimmed beaver
and long coaching coat, was decidedly
outgeneralied by Harry Thomas's. helpers
| This is the way II was done. Mr., hyde
had the first try. The relay team was
| lined out at one side of the Garden, as on
the side of a road. the wheclers spread
apart and the leaders on the right and
after a circuit the whip pulled up to them
! in smart tyle. The scene To he imagined
was a roadside inn with Tapping sign
board, the coming and the going OF tho
mail coach after a quick change, with
gaping villagers in the background and a
portly landlord lolling at the nm door.
Mr.. Hyde helpers made quick unhucAllhg
of the traces and coupling straps. but one
| of the horses Of the outgoing team &C.
cared and II took a couple of seconds Ia get
| it back into place. Time recorded when
the fresh team put their strength into tho
| collars, O5S.
Now came Thomas's turn. When he
pulled up his team the helpers sprang 20
/ the horses and after unhitching them,
| let them go free, the idea being that horses
coming in from a road journey will always
| hurry TO the stable. So some time was
savei and when Thomas started up his
fresh team the time recorded was Ois'
| This won the prize. Last year Batonyi,
| without opposition. made the change in
O:57i andthe record is 0i2, made by Charles
! Bates in 1899.
Ten women dangled the rcins from their
dainty fingertips in the class for saddle
/ horses to be ridden 10y women The little
| company OF ama2ous made prwty spec
| tacle. lined up by the stand. winners IN
! other clas-es appearai hut all had 20 give
wav TO a light hay Dan LenO, ridden by Miss
/ Holloway Big sister and little sister
| win prizes on the same day. said Sidney
/ Holloway, after the award 'Our family
| il in luck The winner was splendid
acting horse, seemingly very quick 20 the
| lands and "a steady az a church ai tho
walk, trot or canter The other ribbons
went 70 Mr. HOFFMAN and Mr.. G'rk"n,
as named, both showing nags they had
| won with earlier, ana the tpur'h ilhhon
was awarded TO Miss Belle Beach on Mrs
! C. II Holcomb's LADY Bonnie, ridden 10 a
way TO brnR out every beauty IN" black
mare could show
Hunters up 90 las pounds and suitable
for woman 90 ride went through some
! jumping a. though they liked " 10 wind
/ up the afternoon. 1hr-u amIt"uf- were
IN the placing Rcd Oak. ridden ly I.
| Ambrose clark, won the blue har'cS "
| Hurkamp was second on hiulock ffrd
English. rrmi-prIfr~- -iuual. rode RAJ leg .
the third one and Mr. ldrk scored douhl-
honor by riding Nightng Il' mt" the fourth
place Red Oah Won another hlh' bN
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