New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-11-21

shoot something" Driving around the ring in a
shiftess manner, he finally called a companion
INTO the gig with him to manipulate the W-hip
Whlle ne gave an exhibition in handling the rib
IONS mat would put to shame any burlesquer
"h broadway. There were five entries in this
class and Mr.. Purcell appreciated the fact that
one must suffer. When it seemed time for the
Juuses 10 eliminate the unlucky one, Honey Bee
anu Nellie Montague were calmly standing in
the entrance end of the ring. a messenger was
dispatched to inform Mr. Purcell Of his prize
the gate Outside Of this were waiting
dozen eager hands, and he was carried upon the
shoulders of some men for several moments.
Durhlg the dinner hour Mr.. Purcell showed
ms horses for a preliminary, and he appeared
80 90 d WnlIe fur overcoat and silk hat. This
attendants and during the excitement Honey
bee, the leader. refused to move. Several men
on on either side Of the animal dragged her around
me ring, IN true goat fashion
class of hunters which were ridden by
members Of the various hunt clubs inter
esung. F. Ambrose Clarks Ciuidon, Harry
Fayne Whitney's Dorothy Manners and Sidney
}. Holloway's Freelance. all good jumpers, at
tracted much attention.
Various persons seem TO he trying to create
the impression that several Of the horses shown
Garner at the Garden are suffering from con-
taglouS diseases The shows veterinarians,
however, deny this and say that the show has
a clean bill of health. One newspaper reported
that DR.. Pitzer a horse belonging to w H
Moore. was said to have died from pneumonia
since coming TO the show. but Mr.. Moore says
the horse died three weeks ago.
THE AWARDS.
or Class SO eR c ooae horses stations three years Cd
owner, George D, King Son, sprinsboro Penn only
Class 2 naekney stations, three years old, over Is
m sfor 6 G ~ P5aymate CHI o l'l Years
Robert Beth. Bowmauvile Ontario Second. Fiery Dane,
eS b Wa THrP Raf n S'
g stevens AttlCa. y. \. Highly commended, Tiger LII
lie eh. 1922 years by Fashion-Jersey Lilly; owner.
Class p hackney stations four years old or over 70
BONANZA and FandaHgos Rufus: owner. Frederick G.
ared, eh l50ss, years BY s, Gs6rieiHsaTty: owner
yeaTs BY Fandango"Vctora; owner, Frederick sey-
Class 10 ackney chalenge Cup for the best hackney
Si non Ie r S W CTbtbo}pe PIavate ch
l51ia. owner. Robert Beth, Bownsnyiile On
owner TSe chestnut Hi Stock Farm Phiadephia,
get to have been BRED in Amsrica out Of native Inspected
Fashion 6h aged s2oT9 WIN Ea'E Pss [S il
Chestnut Hin stock Farm. Philadelphia .a., .,.,
by Michen Harrison for fessered or half registered
IN America to be shown in harness to appropriate
bfbiror Lef6rs becoming his property)-First Cyrena
b m 1851. years, by Langton Performer-saly G..
class 50 dorse naPness horses eyer IS hands and
exceeding 10 hands lncIes s.luAt4
20 goa psceiGFirst Flower Of Lynvood m. 1919.
L Vent scranton. Penn Third Lord Roberts % b. g,
1872, years owner. James Hobart Moore, ehicago::
a dW6r %fsm 81 R RoS5 R2 5 CITY ~
Class 20 saddle h25ses over Is 5adz z iRSass 81
Qgeso. ; g. 1872; owner Mss F. E. WEBB, shess
Ts5 ne. NsT Yo!.8a H T 55aes
Tear 9L op6 5tsHIg y Gassatt PRadelphia
oS ponies in harness: ponies ABOVE 10 lei-St
and not exceeding Il hands inch years o4d or ~
Jordan Boston. second, HI FIoer wn. ISL yesrsi
Years, OVER Master Francis H Bgrrage Boston Hgh-
5as si55's I5al a,''t Ne~5or e. ~ ,
o Class T l9 b5 09df par q 05s IN 9 orse
f 20 per 4s5 5ns R 5ye @ 30 pr Sen
First. Ruritsna. br m l52 years and Dainty RaifGe
deiphia. second. Vida wilkes br 1922. ,yeaIs
a 7nd HOFFMAN %h65s MS5s 3 E. T6d Lisa m
s se55s aFg ghiy comehded Fancy B. b m i53
Class 62 aDeFs he best Rs5fornanse OF, q hun
y fsst six inches i apd !T 3 SIX TeGa 70 be- carry
I53, years owner. George Pepper Toronto second:
y 3'I tady En- No Years o o%aar Robert
son Ma ssly S2Fsnde4 ApaTe q 1872 aged
Class 80 pairs Of horses 70 be shown before vetoTa
IS !yeres 10; the horses to have good manners sand
Moore Chicago second B1igader 5r g. I55s. years
Wi6ener. Philadelphia. Third. Sndhad. bE. 1917.
yeas ana Gindsrgl!a br M yeaFs owner a. g. Van
Class lI9 jfCr road shown 10 coach and
proved BY the committee Of the National Horse Show
Association; the cup be twice bv the same
becomes his propery)-Frst. Chesterfield.
Silver Bloom. Graystone and Count: Owner. DR.. J. l.
Vent Scranton, Penn. second. King Mf.i4sm, King
John Clara Alice; J. Hobart Moore. Chicago
Class 20 ponies y hands and not exceeding IS hands
and overFirst Persevere b g.. l2l a years
c. K. 9. Billings New-York- second Miss Belle,
br. 13 years; Ernest G. Hllard New-YorF
Third. Sweet Lips. oh m. 1913. years; owner. c f.
SIX m, y . years: Master r. +. Carman-
Class 100 novice horses
only horses that have taken ribbon at any OF
the ons previous shows they must have been
by the exhibitor for at least ninety days
before the closing Of entrees 10 be shown 70 tWoWheeed
ychicIc)-FIrSt, Flower Of LynneWood, D. M lol =,
years: owner. Joseph Z. Wfdener OF Philadelphia Sec
ond, Ny Surprise br g. I5l1z years owner. John s
I524. years: owner. T. E. Gordon & Son, OF New
York City. Highly commended Nancy Brown. CHI m.
Glass Cfor qualified hunters: horses be ridden
By OF recognized hunt club; conformation
quality . cent performances over fences
bToee Clark Of Goshen, y Y. Second Yourfeow, b. g.,
I6ll, years; Charles Ptzer OF Bernardsvtle
T. Third hi To6 Gey %d gy oommsadeG onppe
g., ell years; owner Charles HuTkaInp' OF FRED
Class % G1dging tandems; wheeler 70 have con
formation substance, quality and action the leader TO be
snowy well bred with all around action and good man
GirI "a M l42l2 5 years: owner Mrs. John Gerken,
Nrvy-York City Second Hurrah. br. e., 14.l12 aged
ana Extravaganza, br g. l42t4 years owner lioe4
wears and Sensation blk g., l4212. years; owners
F Walter Lewisohn. New-YorE, Highly commented.