New-York tribune., 1902-06-29
RICHFIELD SPRINGS.
DAYS THAT ARE PAST INDICATE WHAT
Is TO COME.
"Funuy names they give those horses"

Funny names they give those horses"
Yes. I fancy it would be interesting readinp
the sources whence come OF those names
How so2 What idea,
You may laugh. but did you never notice a r.t.
low carries into sport. not the names of wife and
daughter. good aunt grandmother but USUALLY
of the other Don't shrug. We all have ou-
little affairs I don't wrongdoing necessarilv
I mean those little pricks of the heart which
fellow receives more than once before the final
fatal arrow pierces him for good and ALL For, Of
course. compared with the love man has for his
wife. the others are mere jabs"
.A-h-h-h-h?'
"Oh. I'll allow some of them prick deep coma
back in twinges like the gout. in down weather"
"a nice bomb that to throw into a Richfeld vaca
tion, where home, holiness and happiness are sup
posed 10 abide intact for three months anyway"
And where there some of the most interest,"
ing horse shows of the whole country
Horse shows? Richheld Springs?"
We'll. 1 should say Some of the best horses
In the country; all the horse enthusiasts Of the
swell set. of course. get up there in the summer
Why. the show track of the driving park is one OF
the best to be found
Those Earles are awfulIy enterprsing: spare m
expense i bet that is their doing. with the rest
They certainly deserve praise for their open
handed public spirit II always pays
Yes. they coming up into the very first rank
among hotel men. This year especially"
who some of the horse enthusiasts You
speak of who have been going there?'
We'll there's j. Lee Taller. N. J. Elias. General
George 8. Field F. Proctor. Robert ". Taller
H. L. WardwelI. Major E. L. Brand. George O.
BaIIantyne C. W. Savage, Colonel George Baker
s. s. spaulding the Crokers''-
'Tammany Richard? Did he
"Oh. one of the leaders, He and young Dick and
Frank led the pace Qiterally) there a few years
ago They by Richheid Springs. you know
the Crokers Then there's young Earle w. p
1ar n
Cassidy, P Yager. w H. Baxter. A. F. Medbury
John Wahl From all over the country you see
The Tailers Eliases. Trowbridges. Savages Bax-
tiers. Earles. Of New-York; the SpauIdings Fryers
Fields Gansons, of Buffalo; the Brands of Chi
cago. and on"
Arc the women nterested?''
Should say. You should see those show boxes
handsomely decorated
Inside and out?''
Right you are sir. Mrs. Amos Morrill, and
daughters. Mrs. Trowbridge. Miss Annita Levin
Mrs. Proctor. Mrs Shattuck Mrs. c. B. Savage
Miss Louise Dudley. Miss Mary Mckee. of Pitts
burg; Mrs Spaulding. Miss GwendoIyne Moss now
Mrs Brand. jr.. of Chicago the Misses Reilly OF
Washington; Mrs. Charles Ganson. Mrs. Robert
Fryer the Grains. Of New-York: Miss Holland
Mrs. Taller. Mrs Cowles. Mrs. Townsend'-
Wonder they don't make entries
They do Mrs Amos Morriu and Miss Helen
No Moore G have YEN, made entries-had winangs beeys
Hunt, In Rlchfied?"
One OF the best cross-eoqntries in the world The
country about Richfeld? Fine! oh. yes; got the
crying hounds. the red jackets. the poor hunted
fellows (cruel sport If you ask mel, the stables the
clubhouse and the dinners Hunt at Richleld! I
should You this year and see.
I'm thinking about the names of those horses.
some OF them?'
oh. It's not always so. Let's see; there's Lee
Tailers Sweetheart and Blackbird. Mr. Eliass
Duke and Duchess. General George s Fields
Darkness and Daylight, W. P. Earle'S MOet what
ever that may mean). Chandon and The Earl. Mr.
Standings TODSey. lfaylad Primrose
Brands Harry and Dick. MIR Ballantyne's Princess
and Active. Mr.. Medbury's Minnie and Bessie, Mr.
Proctors Dollis and Pollie. and the classic Direbin
and Mr.. Hawkins's Billy and Charley Wilkes.
Mr.. Wardwen had Transr1itter. of electric sUg-
gestion and lightning speed; John Schimmel. Of
Columbia, Theron; Mr.. Spaulding Blazer; John
Commander. There were Hghfyer and Highgoer.
too. believe. but forget whose and Mr. CaSsidys
had a fad for French names. There was InOui. a
splendid coaching stallion (the word means
heard or and Cupdon and Psyche Mrs MOrrelTs
entries were Jack and Major, and Miss Moore's
What was that you said about souvenir my
''That it is not always souvenir that christens
horse"
Amy judges
-Ormston Moulton of Batavia; 5. " Taylor and
Barton Mansfield. of New-York- E NJ Earle was
token etc: Wyndham Gaines. assistant secretary.
General Field made splendid chairman OF the ex-
ecutiye committee Great excitement at the sale
of the boxes It's held in the Darlington Arcade,
and naturally everybody is there
rs there to be a show this season.
Why There's the telephone. Excuse me.
fix it TO come up III be there in ten days
Y-e-e-s. Goodby.
ARRIVALS.