The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-11-18

bay mare Grace, 10 hands, with perfect all
around action. Gay BOY, "A bay geldng. i53
hands. entered by Mrs. j. Edward Davis.
was among the quartet that remained
for the final awards: the choice OF the public
proved to be the a. dice Of the judges and
Capital Boy received the blue. Grace took
the rcd and Gay boy the yellow ribbon.
Glass ~ followed. II was for roadsters.
standard or non-standard. to he shown In
harness or TO wagon. An even dozen high
type trotters responded. all harnessed TO light
| road wagons. Seven yet remained after the
| first gate had been opened and all had many
admirers. MalZour, 2ljl., the Speedway
favorite. nominated by Charles {. Lloyd, was
as SNOWY as ever but acted Il trihe foot sore
when shown AT speed
Fancy, n bag mar shown by J W Cook was
one OF the huff dozen. so was Mr.. Cooks and
ot her nomination. Wilkic patchen. Ruritania.
u brown mare shown by T. = Stotrsbury of
Philadelphia. was still there. Vida Wilkes.
?I'is the show ring winner, by Guy Wilkes
entered aud shown by " VI V. Hoffman. was
another that remained FOR the final test This
mare has been winner wherever shown during
the year. Tie choice of many experts AT the
ringside was the g. estnut mare Sadie Me
Grrgor n descendant of the famous Robert
McGr.gor. 2.l7is. Her manners were perfect
and she was hnGlly in the ribbons Rurtania.
the daughter of Bow Bellies. ?iai.. was the
choice OF the judges for the blue knot. Sadie
McCregor worc the red as SIZE left ~" ring and
wiki, p,,cbc, ,ho v,lloy via, Wuk,s won
o,,I,.,ta Ii,,i,l, ,n,,,,, ,lod ,,I'iot .bows ,L.
high quality of the entries throughout.
only five of tn" =" ver nominations re-
sponded TO the Cali for Glass ~. 10, saddle
bnrs.s IA 10 - hands and nm Ia carrying
ann mounds Fver, bor.s in ,he ring n,oo
friends Nh., t,s,cd n, rho different saddle
psi,s hvI \ ,;ooch IN. English ever, who
iudg,d tha closs When Rou,a ria. ,p,rv
or " seward Wcnh ,,,s shown ,bn snoc,o,nrs
SON, an ,.r,a,ed ,h,,r. and !, ,v,s .vidor,
the handsome rev reding was n, lepst the
chotcc of m. t,hhc. me chestnu, marc san
uhir,. nominated bv Mrs Ii q McEly,inc
WAS also warmly received When the bay
mare Nell entered nv John d Bristol. was
also roundly appiardsd in her ring ,,rter (,
Us evident III, u,,hlir had r,odc its choice
and i, also rroyed tho cLoi,a of Mr. Coocb
Bonito received the blue. Sapnhrr the red
and Nell the yellow.
When the burlr Ind called IA. entries for
Glass no i,to the rim, many looked with
SUNRISE first ~ the rrancinv teams with
almost fauitl.-s conformation and IN. best
of manner and then at the catalogue
which stated ,hat il WI. the Movie. Cha IS
for pairs al to la hsds that had never
won n ribbon MT any Of the gssociation's
nroyious shows The first suggestion TO
rverv .ro,,ator WIS III. rrobahili,y that
NAM. of ia, entries Ind not before been shown
and for that reg -ou rather than for lack Of
ouoIitv had not been winner,
n, n,,t,,or- L,d olr.,dv s,t tho seol ~
,h.;r o,,,ro,,I mon t',Iy,, d,.,r -, ,ho i,,,er
~ ~ ~, 81 ,,,.. -, 1891
ENTRIES ana Nh'h VA" gates WIRE 'hro"h open
and all but lV" pair shown o.t, Il was found
thai the public and tho Judge, did rot din
,.,..h II, o,.i,io, Tho ,,r,di,, a,,r,. GAN,
adam F E, ard canodan ld' pleased the pub
lie by their .howy appearance" and brilliant
o. II 49,. 49,, r,,,I,,.
IT. h'u ''"'u h',', WI "",'" ~ 49,
They are trottILg pred on" nN Iord fu~N"H'
the brother 10 Maud :. 2oN'., and tn" other
o., o.n-, i,.r 81 u hi,, ,ac, o,.or a.,
uI'h,, IVA ., .,"''' y, w '', ", ,,.'
Empire 'ltN Nh'k. i1olHo''t ana hd'f-
writer. n grand pair o: chestnut r'ldinc-.
entered ny Law + Carlisle. brought , round
- on,ior,o W. ,tnora cor,i,J .wav mo
blue ribbon with Lord Robert, and Lord
Russell John Arthur drove canadian Bow
ard Canadian Lad ont OF TN" ring with the
req KNOT anu il'rp'l' Our va ''o''u''u
with the yellow for On Wy Honor ana FRO
r, ,,,,,ti,, ,,.,, ,,,,i,l, 70 exn,.ss 3, oniriop
ih' pu'.' ,,u',n w a., w., H.
ring in response to the call for Class IS When
two snappv little chestnut leaders in front of
= ooir % hlack wheeler. had mad. one circle
pun OF uiuCN ,','''., To-, a" Tho n,,nh,r
OF the ring the arplau" pagan ne hu'hoer
Indicated the entry of Mrs John Gerken.
III, NOV, ,ublic r.coyrition greeted n team
:, -. iaaa,r- a,d h,ovn vbeeIors Tho
OF naE """, nv "a ~ 80.
nomination OF y u ana u I NHilu'rn"''
The applause was liberal when the Judges
called Mr. Getkcn's four ana pinned the blue
| on the leader. The Vanderbilt team wore the
red when leaving the ring
| Judge John l. Madden was not long in
making the awards in TIA" class Tor thorough-
| brcd- That sterling raCehor~c RoQultal
! wore the blue knot n h" left til" ring and
| Bclmar. IA" winner last year had to accept
second plaC"
| The usual enthusiasm greeted the jumpers
when the entries for las.'2 entered the ring
| 1875 to 90 pounds Applause was never lacking
| when horse made a brilliant performance,
but not every public iavoritc could wear II
| ribbon from the ring unless the number at
| the dispo al OF the Judge was largely in
creased 20 when the gate had been opened
| and closed until only half dozen remained
| the chestnut gelding Guidon, entered by +.
| Ambrose Clark had the hiuc knot pinned to
his bride MIR Clark also secured another
| award for his hlnCk mare Fancy Jane. he
| grand mare Ripple that earlier in the day
had won a blue ribbon received the red
| -Four times twenty ST. el--hod feet clattered
over the pHnks and into the tanbara rlng IN
answer to the first DuElr call after The dinner
hour recess. landrr- Blnd played an over
ture by Suppe, and the brilliant array that
came out Tor Class ~ for pairs OF carriag"
| horses soon drew crowd many deep to the
ringsde Their" was a quick burst OF ap-
| plause when snow Flax" and Dihnn, as a
| pair, the snow white and black beauties that
| had failed 10 win a ribbon earlier in the day
| danced their way into the ring among the
| leaders The first draw of TN. gate left only