New-York tribune., 1902-08-22
HORSE SHOW At BAR H4RBOE
MANY WE'LL KNOWN PERSONS present
AT RACEsTHE RESULTS
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To- Zarbor Ne. Aug. 21---The fair weather Hs1-
- the last ard the third annual horse sho" eoS-
in the proverbial blaze OF glory The last gay Va
s,11 ~ featrres Socially 1t was the most succeS
Of the week Luncheon parties were numerous -
the various coaches. The Nandero-lt ooN Wa -
pied for the first afternoon or the SNOW - "
ITrz vanderbilt Mr.. and Mrs. Gardiner sAerl's-
ard Mr.. and Mrs Fabbri were in the party -
and Mrs Edwin Gould had large party u ,I- 1.-
hoy as had also Mrs Fletmann Mrs MoFre-- 1As
Cassatt Mrs. Simpson and Mrs De GrassS -
The horse trots in the go class proved -
hard races and called out much enthusiasm = -
we're many books made up IN the boxes me - -.
- Itch running race OF a mile between JolL
I,vineston's thoroughbred and A D. Ado-S'-
Eentuclxian was won in drive by the IoriiS--
the afternoon Ivan Fox's entry in the ME 80 -
half hurdle race beat out MorreHs entry os -
length 1t was good race and brought 'Ae O'''
to their feet. ..- r-s-
a+ad a sensation BY driving into the ring d : -
ciaI road coach and four. which he proposes sr ~
ba+vvaen Bar Harbor.< Seal and NortheeS' "a
The body OF the coach was marked d-'O- = .bs
time fashion. When Mr.. MorreI oT0t9 ~ = y
s+a,d he was presented with mounted "-Ap
hsba1g Of the women The genera! made one =
his resdv replies OF thanks from the TOP O
coach Another picturesque feature was ~-7 rss,-S
hrnt by Clarence MoOre's entries from ll7 ,,
chase hunt. Six couples of English hounGs '-,
and the course lay arounu tle uaCN N---
the park in full view OF the aIdIencs- .,s
The jumping contest, which came Iate l. -
afternoon. had more excitement in II llAI lIy
uanagement Several bad spills were hai .'srs+
averted The jumpers were unruly, anu 80 -
against the trials with the result thar tLlelS -,
good deal Of imprornptu rough riding LIE 80
Chase Hunt entries Won ,- Gas that
of victorias drawn by the best pair. There najr
field of a dozen entries. including the tan3S n3Ssssstt
Charner and Claire, belonging 10 y }, - Cit 1ssit
Nv wed Iht. a
William NJ Fleitmann. of New-4 ork, lOqA E-srrsr-
ribbon with fine pair OF cneSInHeS SIN = tasr an year
ago. received third honorss - 1-,-t< woR
Mrs William Lawrence Green, OF New 80 saddle
the blue with Con Brio IN the cIssS ~ Icfsass and
horses women ride. It was pretty r,TlIISSNick.
well filled. Mrs H. r. Hatneld. on I3J r. J-iPhi philip
took second Miss Grant riding Golden II cav
Iivingston's entry was third Miss Agnes .1 Her
ley appeared riding astr1de her entry: n
horsemanship was splendid summaries
Glass for stations years or over Fn9 91STTa
Morrein frsi; william Penn edward Morrsp NSS ".
Class for ponies under s Sa nae Dla ay hIssu nrs;
Bo Peep "a. J. Cassatt). second: judy J'SsPN -
Class FOR horses in harness. is hands nof y
Ing To- hands suitable fSr paEs p use ans En0l arst:
Dolly Cwilliam C. ParsO. second kolo t"i
Glass for saddle horsss under 81 hands a
ride. prize offered by Mrs Edward Granf seq
s J. cassatt arst Lady Lo1na ihSs ,sTd L.
best hish-stepper Is hands and o' eassafs
hrst; Claire CA J. Cassatt). second: Folly Wv Il ~
Glass for saddle horses over hands women % ~ R
Con Brio (sfrs. w l. Green. first BTunswISSS tSirs
Hatheld second: Golden Rcd philip 5 hands
be driven by woman-Nnish &C. j. Staiioi~''
Jerry r Horace stokes1 secoSo Son before victoria
prize offered by c ID: 5e,IIsa
F'leitnann). second. Harry and Charley " l. 49,
linus). third.