The sun., 1903-11-19

His two entries wore tho only ones in tho
catalogue. and he sent in the splendidly
mated bay mares Allie Nun and Rhea w:
G. NJ. Webb handled them with the skill OF
the pair that won the blue knot for the
owner last year.
Class II, for ponies under saddle, brought
lot Of shapely, useful little horses into the
ring. The little horses are always popu-
lar with women and children, and no lover
of a high class horse could fail to be pleased
with such an exhibit as passed before the
judges. The final awards gave the blue to
Charles Holloway's Cardiff, bay of high
quality, almost perfect conformation and
by George Watson, Jr, won the red. The
yellow went to Albert Billings for Persevere.
Sugar, a pretty gray, we'll shown by Miss
NJ. f. Alexandra, received the II. c.
The exhibit of runabouts in class 20
was Of such high. average quality as to
make the work Of the judges scarcely
welcome task. 1t is no sinecure to take
dozen OF the best park horses the country
can produce and sift the number, down to
process had reduced the number to six
1t took long time to select the four final
winners. William. H. Moore's Lady Gay
took the blue, and this looked to be the
easiest selection in the whole number.
type: The rcd went to Elevation, sent In
by G.. Trowbridge Hollister. Gold Leaf,
from the stable OF W. Z. Wooiend. won the
yellow. and the II. c. went to Mrs. Frances
Roche's handsome bay Carman.
A new feature in show ring exhibits came
In class loS. II was for teams, four in hand.
suitable for brewery or other heavy trans
portation. The horses were to count 90
per cent. and the wagons and harness 40
per cent, Ballantine d Sons sent in
type FOR the purposes called for In the con-
ditions. The Henry Elias Brewing Com
pany sent gray leaders and strawberry
roam wheelers, all four Of more than average
quality but little below the showing of the
four grays The Milton Rathbun Company
sent four red roans, all four Of average
quality. but really chasing below the others.
This was not only public opinion, but the
Judges indorsed 1t in making the awards.
Only three of the Ave original entries
park teams, four In hand. to be shown
before drags, the owner or a substitute
approved by the committee to drive; horses
to count 6oi drags, 20; harness, 20. and liv-
cries. 10 per cent. William H. Moore drove
brought 50 many ribbons to his collection.
Another blue was added yesterday. G. A.
Baudouine drove four seal browns sent In
by d. @. Reid and captured the red knot.
T: A; Maitland won the yellow for W. E.
Woodend with a splendid exhibit-mahog-
any bay leaders, and seal browns at the
wheel.
Glass OF brought into the ring the eelec-
tions Of the early morning for lightweight
hunters up to lo5 pounds. The conditions
ssd sssb that oa1t S and quality xoud
reckoning for performance, and It was on
this point that difference Of opinion be-
tween the spectators and the judges arose.
Flying Squirrel took all the jumps In clean.
cut cut fashion and looked to be the choice Of
gave him only b. G. there were many ex-
pressions Of surprise. The blue went to
Onerious, a SNOWY chestnut sent in by
Crow d Mundy Confederate Gray. Mrs.
Thomas Hitchcock, Jrs splendid le-hand
by the well known winner, San Toy, sent
in BY George E. Pepper.
Five herds OF shaggy Shetlands, with a
sprinkling Of baby shetlands added, gave
the crowd few moments Of real sport
looking fully as ungainly, scampered about
the ring much to the amusement OF the
crowd and the annoyance Of tho mothers.
Monte Carlo, the veteran winner, led his herd
OF skewbalds and, after close call, added
L. Watt. Toronto. another skewbald, only
Q years, sent in by T. L. Watt. Jr., led the
herd that gave the judges much trouble In
making the award, and he occurred the red.
The yellow went to black herd, headed by
Flint, and sent IN BY Miss Minnie McCosker.
Dewey H.. skewbald from the stock farm
received the H. O.
C1aas lo4 brought into the ring splendid
collection Of saddle horses. The conditions
called for horses suitable for officers rs'mounts.
be snowy and well-bred, with speed and the
ability to carry weight. To comply with
these conditions meant a high class type Of
saddle horse. When the half dozen had
been ,,s well tested: The ! blue hnot was given
bon winner last year. The red went to
nut OF 10 hands. Mrs. Thomas Hitchcock's
good winner, Confederate Gray. won the
yellow. The 81. G. went to Richard Car
vile, the useful chestnut that often figures
in the list OF ribbon winners.
No finer exhibit ever entered a show
ring than answered the call for class III. 1t
called for pairs. each to be driven to a
phaetop by q woman,.. appointments to
ener and Kopelia, with Mrs. H. E. HOFFMAN
in the phaeton; Stuart Duncan sent Daven-
ham and Dusty Queen, driven by Mrs.
A. NJ. Blaisde.f Eben D. Jordan sent Kitty
Gray and The Baron, driven by Miss Belle
and Fanny Swell, with Mrs. F. Currie at
the reins; Mrs. A. De Cernea drove her
FAD and Folly, Con.9ueror and Crusader,
from the stable Of Mrs ]. NJ, Grosvenor,
were driven by Miss G. Gilbert; Mrs. John
SfcihSA uIOSo lcI pI WithcIei NcWsDOy
and Lady Frances; Mrs. Richard Donnelly
sat behind William H. Moore's Blackstock
and Black Thunder, Miss E. T. La Fetra
drove D. G. Reids Princess and Countess,
Mrs. W. e. Woodend drove her shapely
bays, Paul and Snapshot; A. g. and X. c.
Vanderbilt sent Sinbad and Cinderella.
with Miss M. Holloway In the phaeton.
To select but four from this grand collec-
tion was no easy task, and each exh ibit
made many circles Of the tanbark before
tho judges had fully made up the final
selections. The blue knot went to Mr..
Jordan's handsome chestnuts. Kitty Gray
and The Baron. Kitchener and Kopelia
won the red for H. P, Whitney, the yellow
went to William H. Moores Blackstock and
Brown Thunder and the H. C. to Mrs. Ger
ken's Newsboy and Lady Frances.
When the white knot was being pinned
to the bride. Lady Frances became rest
less and reared, falling under the pole Of
the phaeton. 1t was necessary to remove
the harness to extricate her.
Class 70 was for saddle horses up to carry
ing 200 pounds, and eleven high class ex-
hibits answered the call The blue knot
went to Sapphire, a beautiful chestnut Of
Is hands with stripe and four stockings.
Miss Frances Humphrey sent in the winner
The red went to Rob Roy, a clean cut chest
nut, sent in by Mrs James G.. Marshall.
Odetta the entry Of DR.. c. Shirley Carter,
captured the yellow and the II. G. went