Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-11-20
THESE TOOK THE RIBBONS.
List of Horses Which Took Prizes at
New York

Following are the first prizes which were
awarded at the National Horse Show In
New York yesterday:
Class 9S-Hunters middleweight up TO
carrying between 1855 and 19o POUNDS 10
hounds conformation and quality each TO
count 80 per cent FL Queso. Big; owner
Miss F. E. Webb. Shelbourne, VT.
Glass sl--Ponies under saddle. Shetland
ponies not exceeding forty-six inches
three year-olds and over. Abelard. DIS
owner Charles f. Bum. Peoria ILL.,
Glass 65-Ponies In harness. ponies other
than shetlands, under twelve hands. three
years old or over. Doncaster Mooei, p.s.'
owner Mrs. John Gerken.
Class 63-Ponies in harness; all ponies en-
tered in these classes must be practically
sound have good manners and De SHOWN TO
an appropriate vehicle. Chestnut, ch.s.'
owner Charles E. Bum. Peoria, Ill
Class 26-Hackneys, stations. two years
cd Bonanza, CHI: owner, Frederick G
Stevens, Attica, n. Y.
Glass 27-Hackneys, stations, yearlings
Dainty Duke. ch.; owner. Eben ID. JORDAN
Boston.
Class 23-Hackneys. stations, four years
old or over. IA hands inches and under 10
hands ! inch Prince Compton, ch' owner.
F.ben ID. Jordan. Boston.
Class 41-Horses in harness; horses and
unabouts; horses to count 30 per cent run
about and appointments 80 per cent LORD
Golden. chg, owner Ut Johh l.. NofitH'
Scranton. Pa.
Class 14-Roadsters, pair of horses, four
years old or over. Vida Wilkes. br m. ana
White Mark, brig: owner, W. M " HON.
Class 6G-Ponies. IL hands and not ex-
ceedlng Il hands. three years old or over.
Dunmore, dun g.; owner. Mrs J. Garner
West Gainesville. N. Y.
Glass 6O-Park teams, to be shown before
drags the owner substitute to be ap-
proved by the committee to drive; horses
to count 80 per cent drags ~ harness ~
liveries 10. Lord Herald, Wellington. Bur
lington and Viceroy; owner, j. Hobart
Moore of Chicago.
Class eG-For the best three qualified
hunters from one hunt to be shown by the
master whips or members of the hunt In
hunt uniform. My Fellow. Antelope and
Solitaire: owners. London (Canadal Hunt
Class 22-Stallions. four years old or over
(foaled in or before 1889, Is hands 1 inch
and over. the winner OF the American
Hackney Soctety's challenge cup two years
in succession not eligible for this class, to
be shown in hand or by the side of sad
die horse. Imp. Robin Adair, CHI. h., the
Chestnut Hill Farm. Philadelphia. Pa.
Class 90-Herd OF registered Shetland po-
MES. consisting OF one stallion and four
mares in foal. or with foal at foot. all to be
Gladys. b. m: Primrose. b. m; Nanine. SIX.
m, and Lady Primrose. b. m. owner,
Thomas l. Watt Of New York city.
Class 1i2-Pairs of horses to be shown be
per cent. omnibus and appointments so per
cent. horses and all appointments TO be the
bona hde property Of the exhibitor. Briga-
der. br. g. and Musketeer, br. g.; owner,
Joseph f. widener of Philadelphia
Glass 44-Harness horses exceeding 10
hands . inches, to be shown to an appro-
y late vehicle. White Oak Maid, br. M:
owner. John Spratley of New York city.
Class T+-Saddle horses over IA hands
inch and not exceeding Is hands. up to car
rying 100 pounds. La Contributor. b. m;
owner, Mrs. John Gerken Of Gravesend,
New York city.
Glass 111-Gig horses for the WaldorfAs-
toria cup. value $500. for the best horse
suita BILE for a gig. the horses to be judged
for their suitability for the work designat-
ed. manners. al-around action and confor-
nation; the horses 10 be driven by their
bona hde owners to gigs professional driv-
ers and dealers not allowed to compete for
this prize; the cup to be won three times
by the same owner before II becomes his
property Lord Brilliant. CHI. g.. owner.
DR.. John L. Vents of Scranton, Pa.
Glass 103-For the best performance OF
hunters or jumpers over six successive
Jumps Ave feet high, carrying a minimum
OF 40 pounds. Pearl. b. m; owner, George
Pepper OF Toronto, Canada.