The evening world., 1903-11-19

Prominent among the early throng
that crowded at the rail to watch the
two-year-old stations and Niles. sired
and damed by famous trotting horses
were many faces that rarely are seen
In public off the Speedway. Few II any
of the youngsters in the early classes
to-day have been broken to harness.
and Il vas a matter of intense interest
to these old Speedway horsemen 10
study their stride and action and grunt
sagely to. one another concerning tneaf
shortcomings or excellence.
Alfred Vanderbilt will show his POLO
ponies Oakland and Brown jug IN Ciass
so. In this class none but young sos.esy
men will be exhibitors anu the conless
will provoke no end of enthusiasm ~
the boxes. Alfred Vanderoilts r Nh
WIN be Robert Cutting Laurence. Wni,
inm A. Hazard, Winston l.. May. ALVIN
Forbes, Dewitt C. Flanagnn, joshua
Crane, jr.. and DR., George PETER; y,
derbilt will show his fine Victoria pair
Mazette and Iris. This team vas a
weddIn present to Mrs. Vanderoilt
from her husbands mother; s,s
new four-in-hand for the frst time IN
the contest for the American Coachlng
Clubs challenge cup. h banner event
of the afternoons programme. lee
&, for ~three-vear-old stations Qrotters)
brought out but two omPetltois;
George w: Kennedy's sir Casin,,r ,S,I
The blue ribbon went to Sir Casimir
on superior action. r-o,d
In the next class for nn twG,ye sid1ey
S WickIife w Verne the only horse shown.
The two-year-old fllies, trotters, were
then exhibited, H. r. Murray,s oeanti,
full little chestnut mare mare MfaiI Howard
Ford's Sweet Grass the red ribbon ana
Miss Elsie Wall Ladue's Laurenstein
Kelly the yellow ribbon; 49, war old
In Glass s. coldts OF. Niles one year oiu,
foaled in 1902, Horatio n, Bain.s oiack
colt +. N. B. won the blue ribbon =;
Howard Ford's brown MY Natront IA q
init the yellow. H.. r; Murrav's brown
colt Parsifal was highly commended ,
In Glass 9. for brood mars, to "
with two of their produce. Horato ~,
Bain's bay mare Daphne Won the pIue
ribbon from her only opponent MIS-
Bain's black mare Mary Masters
seven ladies' saddle horses. with sever.
teen weil-known society women IN the
saddle. among them Miss HSor nas'ot,Me ,e1 y;
stone MySrick, Mrs. J.; DsFS WIss
q. B. Whltcomb, Mrs. John spratley.
%Ts; W miss =; SGlrier; l Mph, Sra'l Mrs; J.
R"G Gy-osvenor. Mrs. John Gerken. Mrs.
John d. Bristal, Mrs. w, E. Woodend
and Mise May r; 9aF'a oni a splendid
.r The o fia% sssuti fuI'i horses and the first
isir rid,syI t to gst Sit sSa F aho T tooook N her
disappoihd nv Mrs. John Minturn.
on her chestnut mare Best GIN; Ing
Judges. however. were JUS W the Anal
the ineligIbles'. ~prenmimarM 10 II ""
aia,,ion late this afternoon -.
TINE Horse SHOW manages
warned by a Board OF Heaist hn taken
TO-DAY INA mo women who attend the
sSow and visit the stalls from nuss, o,
and kissing the horses rms "Shpyrisne
who Is a T sSysred that it was out
specla,,S,r, ~,nsanitary to allow the ladies
20 isIss and caress the. horses. ~ 80 90
the caresser was iao.e nat mot inhabit the
az 400 malignant germs tna' '"
sleek coat of the morse
Mrs. hitchcock Fearless.
,,bat Mrs. Thomas Hitchcock. 1r.; IL
one Of tho cleverest and most learitsS
~horsewoman in the country is pIost" "
a story told by Mr.. HitchcoeK at Sne
Horse Show last night and which to-uat
ia heinz discussed with unus''ai interesi
by THAI ~coterle OF the Four fiuhureu
known as the ''athletic set ,
The story Is tina Mrs. Hitchcock OH
what few horsemen or horsewomen nave
ntfempted to do bcfore-conVerten u
thoroughbred r~ace-horse INTO a ladies'
A Mr.. Hitchcock tells the, story, he
bought Jonac Kin n beautiful chest-
NUT gelding, sire Washington. Gam queen
I3eluga, as a valuable addition TO MS
string Of racers. As a two-year-olu the
youngster proved to be OF exceptionai
worth. winning several races ana time
and again landing In the money; Jonac
King ran at every track on the Eastern
ming Mt Morris Park, Mr.. .Hitehcocl.
took his wife to watch the animars rer-
Mrs, Hitchcock doesn't know how to
Cush, but after she had taken one good
look at the beautiful two-year-oid she
started her husband with:
'sTtnY, l want him for my stable. l
I'M dear girl" replied Mr.. Hitch
cock. "you could never ride that horse
with safety. You NOR any one else could
make a ladies' saddle horse out or mat
racer. That two-year-old has got the
smell OF the track In. his knostrils. lie
would he always on the bait, and some
fine day he would run away with you
and kill YOU" -
careful ispection of Jonac King. Her
groom had brought a slde-saddie ana
the paddock ~staOleboyS almost taln,td
when she ordered Jonac King to be
The nery two-year-oid snorted.
plunged. reared and kicked out with
eorS and hind feet. Mrs. Hitchcock.