New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-10-05
PRIZE BABIES AT THE FAIR
WELL KNOWN PEOPLE BRAVE THE
RAIN FOR CLOSE OF WEST
CHESTER HORSE SHOW.

In downpour OF rain yesterday a large number
Of well known people went early to the Fair
Grounds at White Plains for the closing OF the
tenth annual exhibition Of the Westminster Horse
Show Association. Coaching parties. well protect
ed by gossamers, braved the bad weather, and by
noon the parking spaces and the stands I'm front
OF the exhibition ring were filed Coaching parties
ate their luncheons and slipped their wine on top
OF coaches from improvised tables. in the rain
While Glass s., in which several misses exhibited
their favOrite ponies. being judged, the rain
come down In torrents, drenching the children to
the skin and marrtns the appearance OF the dainty
costumes and picture hats which they wore The
managers pronounce the exhibition the most sue
cessful ever held by the association.
The closing feature of the fair the annual
baby show. which brought together more than one
hundred crying gurging. kicking and laughing In
fants from nearly every town IN the county be-
mothers with infants in their arms clamorng for
admission There were American. German, ltahan
superi11tendent Edward, B. Ions. and Director tor
bows arranged on the right side Of the grandsand
while the girls were on the other side The Judges
OF White Plains. aad William c. Pels. Of Mount
Vernon. For the best boys the prizes were gold
received gold pins studded with diamonds. All
the ether babies received silver souvenir spoons.
The winners were as follows
rqTHsr. painter Of Whi,s Plains: ~ ,au,,.u.
Of George TompSins. foreman on the Harlem Rail
i3es, sr under one wear Anna Desend daughter Of
'9ariSs ttseaa oT Mount Rr clover daughter OF
FTa fis e. S' G lover o OF MSaat Vernon
The Horse Show summary follows:
Sdn Prize $50 gai5s 5 2 ao'i BE- PF'i
wears Wales Dr. g bib hands yssFs C~ owner
Cap.ice Dr. m 15', hands years. owner. stuart Dun
G t9 sisoPS is hands sa i ovHsT wa@
,syen roaz5srs grss pEtzs $50 6 offered r by
nan IS lands aged owner Edgar clssen Pathnndsr
br. A. l33 hands wears. owner. Howard WAlet-'
Charls u Martin. third.
class 70 tssvsn harness horses first prize. $50 the
1875 hands years. owner Howard whlets- TopPy. hr.
< 143 hands Z years, owner Miss Marian Clausen.
second BTiar b. m, 14s hands. years. owner Miss
Class 30 ,nae ponies in harness prize So: second
Prize Slo-Woa BY ff-i5 Sa, I'd a. = h1na' Ss1J
b. g. II hands wears Miss Carol Clark. third.
s 50 M5TSa 9 's sc6sd A2 pss sS P ~ &G Of
Spades. blk. t5.3 hands. years; owner Harry T.
owner. Hsrrs T Peters. second. Nata.is, b m. 151
n1a as ye31S sS Sqs 5S miss rs prs So nd So
dwrtsr eh &, i5.2's hands, years, owner. Jay F.
tr ~ hands years; owner. Howard Miets second
I5.2 hands. years. owner Herbert Coppeu third. -.
b. I5ok Here Howard els Ths HiH tstf Nliiam
class So six jumpers INST prize $50 offered by Al
bert Bostwick. second prize s@-Won oy maple. o
g. < Ia hands : years. owner. Henry ". Bull. second
- b5 m. owner }. \ Bese.; third go ,y...,,
by r. b. Van Cortandt. prize. se5 post entresl
E T2a o' K aEFoii S%a Wa Il can second
Arab. sahib owner Ffsar l. Marst.n' s third -,
Won BY sa'9gss y GsSs9 ..0nj r 5 5@Sy
Boy; owner Charles F.. Wood third