The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-11-23


In the preceding class. came into the
ring Z Queeo received the champion
knot. French Park got the reserve:
The champion trotting road pairs had
two pairs passed IN the gate. W. N: v
Honman's Vida Wilkes and White Mark
that won the blue knot III Class IL on Wednes-
day, and Ruritania and Dainty Dafo. 2:i3H,
that won the knot In lass is for Mr.. Stotes-
bury on Thursday. Such pairs were warmly
the merits OF the two exhibits left it fine
point as TO which ranked first. Mr.. Stotes-
bury's pair were shown TO great advan-
tage. They trotted the ring at high rate
any time Mr., Hofman's pair had not been
az well schooled. and at speed they made
freque0t mistakes. Ruritania and Dainty
Daiio got the championship and Vida
Wilkes and White Mark the reserve.
The jumpers had the ring next Class o.,
for lightweight qualified hunters, TO carry
, under l85 pounds to hounds. conforma-
ton and quality to count so and Perform
ance SO per cent The story OF one jump
ing class is practically the story Of all.
Aside from the expected but fortunately in
frequent mishaps. the crowd cheers every
performance OF merit and expresses regret
at every unfortunate aspirant for higher
honors. At the Horse Show. at least, the
jumper II supreme.
After the test over the sticks it took n
| ton that was to make up the other half
| in the awards The blue knot went To
| Up TO Date, the entry Of Cortland II Smith.
| Solitaire. sent In by Adam Beck, received
the red. The yellow went to Your Fellow.
| Charles Tfiz RS former winner, and the
! white to The Joker
The polo ponies nominated inIClass 50
| came bounding into the ring and after a
| preliminary gallop the flags were put in
! position for the short intricate turns The
in
ard the ability TO get away quick and make
short stop and quick turn.
The entire thirteen entries appeared,
| and after the canter through the turns Of
the flags each pair had the run. The APP
| plause was deafening when COL: Charles
| VINCENT, on Northumberland. 1t was n
| head -and-head race from start to finish
James X, Purcell with Nellie Montague,
was easily ,anquished by Alexander Brown,
Alfred Gwynne and Reginald G.. each rode
with both hands and the horses showed
about equal speed and put up the best race
Of the lot. II was one of the most pleasing
exhibits Of the day. The blue knot went
| to Oakland Boy, l42 hands, that A. g.
was awarded to Queene. a chestnut, Al
hands. ridden by JAY Gould. Liza j =.
brown mare, AL hands, ridden by Alex
| ander Brown, won the yellow, and r. Am
| prose ARK got the Wnlte Tor DOlOre>
| The answer to the inst bugle call after
the dinner recess brought into the ring
| five splendid pairs that were not strangers
| to the crowd. All had been shown and all
had been winners in different classes and
before different style Of vehicle. The
before brougham, the horses TO count so.
the brougham rs, and the harness and
| hveries the remaining rs per cent.
| Harry Payne Whitney sent in Kitchener
and Kopela that have so often won for him
| the silken knots Oakland Farm was
represented by Sinbad and Cinderella
James Hobart Moore's exhibit was his bays
Lord Russell and Lord Roberts. former
| winners in both single and double harness
| The manners of Lord Roberts were not
| perfect and be performed very awkwardly
when asked to back and he and his mate
| were promptly sent through the gate.
| Reginald Vanderbilt was represented by
Muzette and Iris that have been fairly sue
cessful as winners j. +. Widener sent in
Brigadier and Musketeer, brown geldings,
1881, hands, with substance to handle
any heavy vehicle. They were also sent
1 the way ~ the gate.
| Mr.. Whitncy's pair received the blue
Knot The award must have been in
fuenced largely by style and manners,
for ths size, l4.3 bands, is scarcely what a
critic would ask in a brougham horse.
The red knot was awarded 70 Mlzette and
Iris. Snbad and Cinderella won the yellow.
| Championship Class 81 had three exhibits,
all sent in by one exhibitor, DR.. John l..
Wentz. A, Batonyi sat behind Lord Brill
liant H3H hands and well named, for his
| every move WAS brilliant. The owner
drove Lord Golden, scarcely second to
his stable mate. Lord Golden II was driven
by lady and well shown. The champion
ship knot went to Lord Brilliant and the
reserve TO Lord Golden
Glass So also for champions had three
exhibits, James Hobart Moore's Capital
Boy, that had been a winner earlier in the
week his other champion. Birmingham,
and White Oak Maid, the winner in Class A
for John Spratley. The champion knot
went to Birmingham nd the reserve 10
White Oak Maid. The awards follow:
| PONY STATIONS.
Class S-She,and stations not exceeding -
1she' shown shown in M, handnfir;, priss 40 Monte
Watt j. second pr.e' So prsss.y q plus'erd
Ss mrs 90 nas ssfy yca rnFf Th pIas
l Wait, IT. HIghiy co nmehded Chestnut. CHI. 5
| ~ Inches yea RS. Charles Z. Bum
PoSrKs UNDER SADDLE.
| Class sO-Ponies exceeding lSl hands and moi
have good manners: shown at a walk. trot and
Ssnds sss p' Mrs t n. ssaSnn See pla;
70 Columbia, ca M, T.? hands. years. Mrs
ia aeds Tear n Ms, Gary rt caasI
higaly commc1ded irish Hobby. oh, m. is..
| hands. years. W. ID. Grand.
| SPECIAL CLASSIC
Class ios-Open only to horses and carts OF the
| Nea York Street Cleaning Department, judged
| o. tee condition OF the horses, the care taken al
| tle carts and harness and the appearance of the
| drivers; all shown as turned out for daily work
| First prize, $50 Emma, blk m, sl hands. years
department OF boroughs OF Manhattan and Bronx
| driven by T.. Fitzpatrick, Second prize. f25, Dan
gr.g 10 hands. years, department OF no rough oi
| brooklyn. driven by J. Dougherty. Third prize
so Blly ". br, G, 1891 hands, years. boroughs
| Highly commended. Flora. or. m, 1872 hands,
| years department of borougns OF Manhattan and
| Bronx, driven by ", McAvoy.
| PONIES IN HARNESS
| Class H-Pars of Shetland ponies. not e1ccedIns
| - Inches, years old or over. must be prac
1 ticaIly sound, have good manners and lie shoWr
to Appropriate vehicles FIRST prize so. Bressay
| br. 8. yeats. Mrs, y. =. Ha~ley, driven by
| Cook. Second prize. $40 Montreal. skew. s., Az.
inches, % years, and Monte CARO-. skew, -, 42,.
| inches. IL years. Thomas l.. Watt. driven BY A
inches, o years, and Chestnut, oh. s.. ~ inches
| years Charles y. Bum, driven by owner. Highly
| commended, Toronto. skew -, 40 inches, years
and Red Fox, CHI s.. 40 inches, 4 years, Thomas L
| Watt, Jr., driven by l. Watt,
Class iit-for best pony In harness. no, exceeding
| IL hands, to be driven by children, appontn ent,
| to count -FirSt prize, $50 Doncaster Model, b. A.
| Ia hands, years Mrs. John Gersen, driven By
| Master j Grrken Second prize ribbon. Sir Vivian
| On, &, " hands, years, Tonic Savage, driven
| BY Master c. ierceval Third prize. ribbon. jim
Blaine, b. s., 10 hands, years, H. Z. HGskieT driver
| by Master II. Graham. Highly commended, Brown
Hard, br. s.. II hands. 10 years, Master Dallas W
| Halnes, driven by owner,
HoRsRs IN HARNESS.
| Glass to-Pa,rs Of horses. over IS hands. and no,
quality, style, all around action and be able to "a
| a good pace To be shown before spider, T-cdrt OF