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

! Il. c. Vanderbilt. the blue ribbon going to
! the team owned by Mrs. John Gerken
which was cleverly handled by the pro-
fessional whip, Batonyi Another sensa-
tional incident was the unseating Of +.
Ambrose Clark, the well-known owner Of
steeplechase horses, who was thrown while
riding Lady La In the jumping class. But
Mr.. Clark escaped without a scratch and
entertained his friends in a private box
later on.
The exhibition Of thoroughbred race
horses. who were judged by John T. Madden,
was another event Of interest. f. &. Cow
din's famous stallion Requital by imp.
Characterization received the blue
ribbon. His appearance was far superior
to that OF the others exhibited, including
William {. Eustis's Lighterman, MR. Lillian
Barnes Aliens Slipner. c. q. Mooney
Mordelino. Thomas l.. Watts Belmar and
Warrenton. The first blue ribbon award. a
during the day went To Charles F. Levin,
Yellow Rose in the class for horses suitable.
to become jumpers. w. II. Moore. presi-
dent of the Chicago Horse Show Associa-
ton, was winner, much to the satisiac, ion
OF the Western exhibitors who were present
The incidents of the ring both day and
evening. however, were not calculated to
excite the public interest that will be mani.
tested later on. The Horse SHOW never
strikes It's proper gait before the middle of
ser,roil,. bod sron, 90 eAi,o''o,s are
I'm on, In a,aa,or ,,,,' 's ",i prooa' =,
, oor,i.,a ohan.a 80 na",.,. .ons'' WV"
cr.as.d a,noun, y, ;,,a. a.'' az III
H., =, 90, ,ir,, lin a.. i' .. ,"' NV ~
,bo, ,b., d;s,,,o,,.,,, T.. e.
no,ohlas ,nd tho ea,,n.i o' ", .'''
soc;c.v aIona knows hnr, % ho'1n. u
IT, ,b.a,co Of IT,, N,
usuollv larye let q, 80, o.a,,.1, .,
comment among e,b;,,i,ors a,d -,
last night While Mr. Ja,,,a, -, 49,,
a how for ,h. us, M Ii,osaI, a,l ~ -
his failure ~ ba ronrosor,,d 80, H. ,.',a.,'
caussd a diver, ,tv ~ ,pi,,ion g. ~ :,
thu, ,b. Ros,on n,i,l;o,a;,o ..;.i -.
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ST. rL'',,''n 49," CIV. "t"'.,' 'he n"'Se
A., ., ,.' - O''''e HinaI'''"
.t ," !" .% ~ 's 'acN VI eoou horses
~" 80 WI '''' " ukl",n'he
'"t VIC o" o'e, ana 'aNihs INTO
o, ~. VI 'A"''n @,
90 Wv .o''' 'n' rae, was cie'iF
i .''r"u a '"Ne ior me
"''o'' ""c''''' nv I'VE runner
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o wen '"ue o's'hiNiis
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','",'' 'i"naN' ,'"'ihs PHEASANT memories
',''' "'" ing" ''"i's ior tne iu'ure'
nv a''ehoan'e an uas ione was much
Id se' ''hii oh any PREVIOUS iirs' Gay OF the
sho" ana III 'ne afternoon and evening
iashiohable society was well represented.
senator 'hauhcey ana Nfs. Depew We're
II, one % .ne norm s'oetareha boxes during
'he eNehihs anu 'he ooA was one OF the
attractions In the Garden. Mrs. Dspcw
was dressed in white, spotted with black
and snanpled Mrs FIbridge r. Co..
ond ,ha No., .naa,;oa o,i u, 80
Gnu .He -, "aee'''a anu .ia'ei very
o,cup'eu .'ei ooA' .hrs' "erry wore
purple vel vet spangled and her daughters
wore black net spangled over " hite silk
In Reginald {. Vanderbil,'s box we're
Mrs Nielsen and Misc Catherine N.i,.or
Mics yoiI.sI wora na,. ,,,uo o,Ana Nv 1871 aL;.n
WIZ pan oiic crepe oc ci'ihe
Stevens tlman was costumed in white
and wore white hat with blue plu,nes.
Mrs Elisba Over wore n cos,mn,a - Vii
I'M, a.,ama,aI ;,t IL. 'u nv, VI VINE
snA sPahseo WIN SILVER Mrs oliver
Hartman wore white costume and
Mrs. Pembroke Jones wore a costume Of
brown ,ncLad ch,son Wr Horma,noa ~
o'o"h 'uchen ci'noh, MN hermann oei-
richs was IN black. Mrs. John X DreNel
wore pale gray, Mrs, Alfred Vanderbilt
wore black lace. Mrs Philip Lydig wore
a hertz "a woke of white no;n, lac. and hIaoL
,,;o,,,,o 10, H.. -, D. ua 10 ,.n, .
| picture nat Mis' '"t~ hacne wore hgh'
green velvet. and Mrs James" Gerard wore