The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-11-22

driven by Mrs. Richard Donnelly. Mu~ette
and Iris. pair Of rangy, shapely bays sent
in by Reginald Vanderbilt, had Mrs. A. NJ.
Blasdell on the seat
Harry Payne Whitney's wel-known pair
Kitchner and Kopelawere most ablyhandled
by Mrs. W. f. HOFFMAN Herbert Coppell
sent in Maplewood and Highwood. a choice
pair OF bays Is hands that Mrs. j. s Bratton
handled skilfully and drove In a faultless
manner. II took long time to make the
final selections, for all we're really worthy
OF the highest hono-e Still. four had to go
out without recognition and the other four
had to be placed from blue to white. The
for Lord Brilliant and Lord Golden; red
II p. Whitney for Kitchner and kopelia
yellow, Eben d. Jordan for Kitty Gray and
The Baron, and white. for Reginald Wander
bits Musette and Iris.
The special feature of interest 10 the
spectators in Class 100 was not in the exhibits
rs a whole, nor vet In any special feature IN
the conditions The class was for horses
suitable for chargers or officers mounts.
and ~ No $50 filed through the entrance a
cheer went up that was caught up ana passed
from one end Of the building to tn" other.
The gray whiskers that adorned the rider
OF the exhibit had been instantly recognized
by many present who recalled the incident
Of Thursday night when the same hg'ire sat
behind the long, tail tandem and threwthe
house into an uproar. Mr. Purcell sat on
his horse with more grace than married. NJ
| appearance in the cart and this tho public
was quick to recognize. Evidently he has
been more accust oIned to the saddle thah
| to park carts
The ten exhibits were all of the highest
| character and 1t took Col Treat long time
| to make the final selections. Domlnor,
q 10 hand chestnut Of magnificent CON
formation, received The blue Miss H.
| Webb's former double winner, FL Queso.
| got the red
| There was a great clatter of steel shod
| hoofs ana then In. music oi tho horns TIA
that Class 81 was in the ring. 1t was for
| best road team four-in-hand-to be shown
| before a coach. James Hobart Moor" sent
in three grays with chestnut at the wheel.
! William II Moore sent in four grays, Henry
| Payne Whitney was represented by neat
uniform exhibit of four bays. John =. brat
ton drove three horses with gray IN the
leaders. DR.. John l.. Wentz sent IN the
double cross match Ches nuts and gIays
that had won for him on THURSDAY Inc
DeCerneau stables, a new exhibitor, sent IN
four chestnuts. those at the wheel dark
with blaze and the leaders light win
james H. Hydes exhibit had cross match
bay and gray leaders and -kewbald wheel
ers. II was a fancy exhibit and failed to
catch the eye of the Judges, for II went the
way Of the gate early.
The DeCerneau exhibit soon followed
time. Then the four that were TO Oe IN
the ribbons paraded the ring to the music
Of the horns and the applause of the spec
tators. The four left IN the ring We're
placed as follows: The blue knot went 10
James Hobart Moore. an tho red was gwen
TO DIR. Wentz. who was blue winner on
Thursday with the same four Harry
Payne Whitney won the yellow ana VIII
liam II. Moore the white.
Thirteen high class saddle horses walked
| int, . h.,, RING in N the call for NldS-
rs and each horse was ridden by a "olith'
The conditions called for lady's saddle
horse, not under 10 hands. Il was long
time before the first gate selections were
made, so high was the average qnaIty oil
the exhibit. Then half a dozen went out
and still Mr. Gooch had no sinecur", EaGl
fair horsewom8N was an expert III IN" sAid.
and it was not gallantry alone hat prompted
the generous applause. When an hour
had passed and MIR. Gooch had gwen the
most careful consideration to each the blue
knot was pinned To the bride OF ffenHh
Park, former winner at this show tie
was ridden by Miss NJ. Park. Mrs: John
Gerken rode her own entry, la Contributor
and secured the red knot superb, pay
geldlng, we'll named. ridden by Mrs. T. y
Beach, received 'the yellow. Dan Mcl abe
entered and shown by Mrs. W l.. hoffman
wore the white knot when he lett the rihe
The greater number of til" eNhlplts ~
Class % were old favorites that had been u
|
was for Jumpers, and II kept IN" st"c
tators until The dinner hour. lhere ""'
the same unboundeh enthu' iasn'. ana
happily, no unfortunate ri Ills To- mar w
sport. There were many hrl'iah' per
formances, hut TO comment upon all worthy
of mention would be imprac'icabe ~
blue knot was awarded to Cort land II
Smiths bay gelding Up Ia pate INt re
knot went to +. Ambrose Clark's Guidon
a substantial chestnut, 10 hands lht
l., sI,.,x nll mr.
Jane. that WAS also winner on lhursday
The white knot went to kohinoor, q rang,
chestnut. 1871 hands. entered by Clarence
Moore.
Five well.groomed and well-appoin'od
+, exhibits answered the INST bugh can oi
the evening session. The olass was 90
for pair of ponies i3 to "a har"., TO We
? shown to an appropriate vehicle AZ eert,'
almost a misnomer 70 SPEAK OF s"h y
= met rical useful little horses az ponies. S''
always associates the name Icny WIN .
Shetland or some similar speons, sh,an''
: % amuse children or air the governeN'
= and her charges, "
, kben D. Jordan sent in Hurrah and Ma'
4 Girl a pair of beautiful little cohs ~,
= hands, that soon caught the fancy OF th'
I spectators. Herbert torpell sent III
= very snowy pair. Captain ard Colonel
IL, strawberry roam and rich brown. IA hands
: Mis- Edith Colford Was represented D,
Cottage Prince and Cottage Hing, brow
: enough to make a journey behihd 'heIh
q pleasure. j. Stevens tlman sent IN yer
handsome pair Of chesinuts. hight and darR
the latter having four white ankles. Mis-
j Gertrude Kensett's exhibit WAS cross
y match black and light chestnut. fleur q
n Lis and Lavina. and the red running gea
d TO the wagon made a hari ,onious oollrah'
The blue knot went TO ibert lopPll
pair, Captain and Colonel tkn ID Jorda
= got the red for Hurrah and May Girl M's
9 Gertrude Kensett received the yellow, ali
70 Miss Edith Colford the white.
- An exhibit of>pld favorites and formt
=, winners answered the call for class IL
y II was for pairs to be shown bt fore dem
a mail spider or S,anhope phaeton, sultabl
e for Park use The horses count only
=. per cent. and must Ia abr olutely soun,
,r The carriage in to count the same and u
, harness and servants 20 each. This mac
- the task Of the judges varied and dih.cult
=, The original entry list numbered "A SEQ
Il but Only seven answered the bugle. ia
+. Carlisle sent in his grand pair of chcs
nuts, Promoter and Underwater, {. h.
+" Billings sent In his old favorites Dane
n Logan and Marcus Logan, Reginald Va
~ dcrbit was represented by Mu1otte al
NJ Iris winners earlier in the day. II, PayI
~ Whitney sent in his grand little pair HI
'c cheuer and kopclia, Joseph T.. Wideuer VI
~ represented by his double winner, Flow
10 of Lynncwood and the bay geding Coron
l. tion. Mr. william b White sent In Il
:. handsome pair of chestnuts, Charms
| 4. 40 m a ,,t Lan