The evening world., 1902-11-21

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high jump. Class 1N.
As the two principal events In the
,dng at the Horse show this afternoon
were for women exclusively 1t might
have been called Ladies' Day. The at
tendance Of the fair sex was heavy aal
more attention was paid to tho exhibits
than usual.
At 2I5 o'clock pairs to phaetons'
driven By ladies'. were Judged. Among
the experts who held the reins over
their high steppers were Mrs. w. E.
lKopman, Miss Belle Beach, Mrs. j.
Forbes Potter and Mrs. John w. Ger
Ken. Reginald Vanderbilt had an entry
and great disappointment wrs expressed
ny, the curious when MS ftancc. Miss
Kathleen Nelson. did not drive.
Ladies' saddle horses. ridden by la
dies, were Judged at Ilj o'clock. Amons
those competing for the coveted ribbons
uvero airs. Edwin KIrklanl, Mrs. James
u. II. Grosvenor, Miss Belle Bench.
Mrs. w. L. Kopman, Mrs. 3. +. Hase-
ro. Miss Mary Stone Myrick. Misc
Marion a., pcwell. Mrs. Blair Johnson
MIBs Edith Colford and Miss Carolyns
'Nbocst
Two Lawson horses were shown with
the hackney stallion Fashion, in the
class for stations to be exhibited with
three of their get. Fashion is owned by
PRESCOTT Lawrence n was shown by
Robert and George Gibson.
lawson Horses in Ring.
II happened tina two of the showiest
of Fashions get are Royal Black Venus
ana a three-year-old gelding, both owned
by Mr.. Lawson. At the request OF MI
Lawrence he sent the animals to New
York yesterday in charge of the man
asef Of his farm, Patsy Hogan, to aic
the stallion in his showing. They will
be sent back to their stalls In Scituate,
Afass., Tomorrow.
Snowflake and Diana. winners OF the
blue ribbon in the team class, were sold
to-day by II. Vervacke TO NJ. H. Itch
.Snor, of Chicago, for $4,000. This team
took second prize on Wednesday, but
were given the blue ribbon when Johr
Bttapley's entry. the best on points. wa,
disqualified because he exhibited a horse
that did not belong TO him.
Had there been any doubt about II, tn,
crowds have proved that Miss Kathleen
Nelson and Mrs. Pembroke Jones hav,
carried off the honors In the classes foI
lmaids and married women. About thu
laWo boxes in which they have sa
Ahe crowds have been greatest.
And the crowds do not move ava!
from their boxes with good grace. The!
Ipaid their money to see these peopl
land they do not like TO be disturbed.
Mrs. Cornelius Vanderbilt was at tn
lahow to-day and she may make IN i'm
Ipression before the week ends. She ma
Just come from the South and looks a
fresh and rosy-cheeked as n %countr,
lass. The tip was quietly given out tina
lyoung Mrs. Cornenus will preside in ne
Husbands box tonight. perhaps thi
Afternoon. and will compete with Mr.,
Jones. Mrs. Stuyvesant Fish and Mrs
IA. G.. Vanderbilt for the matron'
prize.
Hermitage stud n Winner.
: Austral. OF the Hermitage stud. owne
by j. Howard Ford. is the champio
trottlng stallion Of the Horse SHOW
lThe supremacy OF this rich liver
colored chestnut was firmly establishe
boAday. His smooth, well-balanced actioi
and commanding presence captured IN
Judges and he carried on first honOr
with towering ease.
IL the racing class OF t%rotters TIL
CAArmer. bred by Robert Steel. hsd
wAIk-over, There were no entries mad
AGAINST him.
The concluding event of the forenoo
was the preliminary try out OF tn
hunters entered In tO-morrow's tint
Ioompetition OF the hunters and develoI
led some Of the best jumping seen !
hhe garden. The Canadian horses {
Adam Beck all qualified with splendI
scores and are sure winners, OF ribbon
In, the coming inal test.
Solitaire Was n star.
AIR. Beck's Solitaire was the brigl
and particular star at tae gates ar
won hearty applause. Honey 81
owned by James h. Purcell, the era,
hatred veteran Of the civil war, prov,
an equal source OF merTiment and
Rhe language OF Col. Fellows carrie
everything away with him. even q
fenees." MIR. Purcell did not ride 4
animal. much to the disappointment
ehe crowd, which has hugely enjoy
his quaint actions in the ring.
yes, the first class Will be down fro
West Point tomorrow" said Car
Charles O.. Treat 20 an Evening Woi
sgep0rter to-day. Mr., Treat was at I
manoeuver in the polo pony contest.
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eThere are ninety-eight boys in I
nlass.p he continued. and they 4
ehock full OF enthusiasm over the Hol
show. I have an Idea that they y
1r5to an added attraction TO the ex
IIIIiDn. Their interest centres, howev
a DE contests between the entries
hb cavalry horses and officers TOdI
1IaRsea, and IL Is possible that some
yeFy horses shown Will be !iid
III future vars by the coming AL
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