The sun., 1903-11-22

the H. O. pinned TO the bridie OF Ills oaPP'e
gray.
Ponies in harness followed, and the faN--
orie little Shetlands that had appeared
earlier in the day came back In harness.
This time Monte Carlo outshowed the for
Iner winner. Bressay of Pittsford, and won
the blue. The la ter had to accept the
red. The yellow, and the white also, went
to the Watt stable, the former to Mamie,
skewbald mare OF 40 inches, and the
II. c. to Red Fox.
For Glass 8, trotting stations. to be shown
with four, of the get, only H. N Bans
Master Elect appeared. Freedom, 2:2eI
the first yearing trotter to enter the 2:3o
list, was an entry but he was not shown.
Master Fleet and his get, which included the
prize winner r. n. b., made good showing.
The sire is well made black with plenty
Of speed, and his get were uniform IN con-
formation and trotting action. On the
whole, it saw an exhibit that any breeder
might view with pride.
The winner, Master Elect, and 1merino,
220, the winner yesterday, came together
in the class that followed. 1t was for the
champion prize, open to the winning
conditions stated that pedigree, individu-
ality and appearance in the ring were to be
the factors in the award. Master Elect
was shown as well as any horse was ever
shown in the ring. He trotted the stretches
fast and without mistake and showed that
Ills LOT tIle TlIlR fldO DSSli uc6-
lected. Imerino, with his record of 2:2O,
was not at his best in the ring, and his show
ing was not at all equal to that earlier in the
week. He did not show much speed on the
stretches and made several mistakes in TAX
ing the short turns. Still, his superior con-
formation and his family inheritance won
for him the champion knot.
The championship prize for trotting road
horses, open to horses having taken blue
knot in the class at this or any other show
of the association. had but two entries, and
both were the property of Mr.. Stotesbury.
Rhea W., one of the best show mares In her
class ever seen in the Garden, won the
championship, Her mate, Alice Nun, won
the reserve.
The little ones, both human and equine,
had an innings in Class IA 1t was for best
pony In harness not exceeding IL hands,
count. Seven shapely little outfits and
seven skilled youthful drivers made the
class pleasing exhibit. Doncaster Model
looked every inch winner, but the judges
favored w. f. Woodend's midget, Peter
Powell, lo.2 hands, and gave the blue knot
The yellow went to Sir Vivian, a chestnut,
who really looked to outclass the blue
winner, and the highly commended went
to Thomas L. Watts's Bay Boy.
Class Is, for championship pairs in light
harness, was a walkover for +. T. Stotes-
have taken high class pair 10 beat them
had there been competition.
Class SO brought a splendid exhibit into
the ring 1t was for horses Is Z 1913 hands,
to be Judged by conformation, quality,
style, all around action and to be able to go a
good pace. There was round of applause
when William H. Moore drove Forest King
through the gate. The cup winner seemed
to feel the inspiration, and he stepped
so high with his front feet that it seemed
inevitable he would hit his elbows This
horse is the craze of the show, but any i'm
action are many, His action forward is
excessive, but not of the round, full kim
that describes half circle. Instead it is
all on the knee, up and down. The hook
action is good. but not at all IN balance
with the excess of action at the knee. Then
eight miles an hour.
When the large entry list had been sifted
down to the four ribbon winners the blue
knot was pinned to the bride of Forest
King. Ebon d. Jordan's Hildred, the
grand going chestnut Who figured SO plomic
cup. was second The yellow went to
Ebony Bell Boy, splendid black of the
highest quality. Capt Balm, y. &. Reid's
good winner received the H. c.
Il brougham. the horses to count so per
cent: the brougham 25., harness Is and
liveries 10. The horse should have good
manners, stand quietly and back well
The exhibits were the same high class
horses who have appeared before in similar
classes during the week. and comment is
not called for. The winners were the
same, as far as shown, that had won in
the victoria class on Thursday. William H..
Moore with Bugler and Fife won the blue,
D. G.. Reid's Ardsley and Wales the red,
Muzette and Iris the yellow and Maize
and Caprice, who were not shown in the
victoria class, won the H. c.
An innovation no6 on the regular pro-
gramme came next. 1t was an exhibit of
expert four in-hand driving between sie
amateur whips for small sweepstakes
with cup added by the Horse Show As
skill, but the judges decided Louis Haight
excelled and he received the money and the
Champion prizes for saddle horses not
over 1872 hands followed, open only to win
ners in this or former shows. Mrs. Gerken's
La Contributor, DR.. Seward Webb's Bonito,
Petroleum, the winner in Class 10, and
Sapphire, winner in Glass 20, were the con-
testants and they made up a quartette
seldom egualed in a showing of saddle
horses. The choice finally narrowed down
to the unbeaten black Petroleum, ISL, and
the handsome chestnut sapphire, 15 hands.
The former won.'
Class rs was also a champion saddle
class for winners exceeding l5.2 hands,
Miss Frederick Webb sent in FL Queso,
1891, a winner last year and double
winner this year. Miss Mary Deering
at other shows, Mrs. John Gerken sent
Elsa, her grand 1873 chestnut, every inch
a saddle queen. 1t was II close decision
between Ell Queso and Elsa, the conforma-
ton and carria GO Of the latter making her
the favorite with those outside the ring,
but the Judge gave FL Queso the champion
knot and Elsa the reserve.
NiIe good turnOuts answered the call
for Class AZ, open to dealers only. 1t was
for pairs exceeding 1872 hands, to be shown
to an appropriate vehicle. When the judges
had sifted down to the four ribbon teams
the blue went to grand pair of dark chest =
nuts, Operator and Moderator, sent in by
Fashion Coach Horse Company. The red
went to Ben Hur and Gen. Wallace from
tho stable of George Watson Schocl NJ .tc
and Play Boy, sent in by Fitch 4 easier
won the yellow and H. c. went to High
Life and High Roller, from the stable of
Charles T. Proctor.
Six splendid specimens OF the heavy
hunter type entered the ring in answer to
the call for Class 95 The conditions called
for conformation, quality, manners and
ability to carry the necessary weight. No
jumping was required, according to condi-
lions, but all we're sent over the sticks
FL Queso, the champion winner earlier in
the day, took down the bars at both jumps
but at the next attempt cleared beautifully