New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-21

were far below those trained by rates Da'eS
IA agility, and his record of - seconds winch
has stood for the last four or hVe years, "~s
never in danger. Mr.. Woodend had Charles f.
Fovnes the London professional un the drivers
seat Of his coach ana Judge Moore drove his
four himself
After two OF three false breaks. due to the
overzeaIousness Of Judge Moore's grooms the
competition was finally started, and the crowd
held its breath while the servants shufned horses
about with the dexterity of three card monte
men The amateur had his team going hrst
but as he started them with one trace hanging
the decision was given to Fownes The VIC
tor,ous team was composed OF Depew and Flatt
in the lead, and Croker and Murphy IN tne
wheel They worked in perfect harmony.
One of the few decisive victories the Yankees
have won over the "Canucks' in the classes tor
hunters and jumpers was when the shappy
little lightweight mare Ninette. owned by the
Hart brothers, of Staten Island. won the blue
from some of the best performers that Andrew
Beck and other Canadians have sent across
the border.
The mare was ridden by Charles Hart Jr,
and made an absolute clean score. Her per-
Torrance was so brilliant in fact. that the adj
vantage some Of the others may have had over
her in conformation was not sufficient to coun-
teract It Crow & Murray, with their brown
mare Coquette took the red ribbon from
Charles Pliers Yourfellow. ridden by Dick
DonneIly Adam Becks Dunkirk was highly
commended.
CHARGERS in THE RING.
II Is not at all likely that the seven animals
that went into the ring to be judged on their
availability for the cavalry service will ever
find anything more exciting in their careers
than the hunting field or possibly the head of
some torchlight procession. but they went
che ov-irp md de Ste
ping formalities with the seriousness of patri-
otically Inspired volunteers. The crowd liked
their martial airs and cheered vocifevously
when Miss Frederick V. Webb's ancient Ell
Zueso pranced out with the honor all his.
In the morning the judging began late, the
breeding classes, slated for decision first. were
very light. It was not until noon that the pony
stations entered in Class 81 were led by their
grooms into the ring.
1t was not until Glass &c for ponies under
saddle came into the ring in the afternoon that
the show woke up. In this class the wonderful
pony Doncaster Model. which imported by
Captain Wentworth Hope Johnson from Eng
land two years ago and then sold to Mrs. Ger
ken, made its appearance under saddle and
scored an easy victory. Doncaster Model has
never been beaten
ACTRESS TAKES FIRST PRIZE.
TIL following class was novice contest for
harness horses, with twenty-seven entries.
Hardly more than twenty came into the ring.
however. The term novice" merely meant that
the animal must not have taken ribbon at any
Of the associations shows. so that VIXEN ii was
found that W. H. Moore's recent Importation
Forest King, was entered. the result was con-
sidered decided. Mr. Moore elected not to show
the King, however, and. instead depended on Ac-
tress his high stepping chestnut His faith in
Actress was not misplaced. for, driven by him
self, the mare handily. Lord Burieigh,
hackney bred horse, owned by E. D. Jordan,
whose sire was Gentleman John, prize winner
! here. got second.
The result Of the days Judging follow:
Glass s. n aS 5D Tes B 95 9 9yE aS SS
not exceeding l41l-Won ty e D. Jordan,s GPlym9yth
2 years. rvinoOn stock Farms Enfield Nipper CHI s.
: ri years thTd: J. Carer Vests Golden Lad
ca s. e . years mug lE iber than sbe,ands. rot
%s M n f2a or fa Al 3e62 9T1n Watts "a
SNOWFALL ST. 1913. years; second; Mrs John Ger,
Dsvisoas Mighty Atom. Oh m ~ years. highly com
Class &c Cpair Of ponies in must be practically
rehces above Is and not EXCEEDING l)2Woh By w
! z. woodend's Harmony. br. m; Ia years and
setts inn. Feur Lis, BIZ m. ISs aged. Lavina,
class q oar shetland ponies: be regisssred;
three vs9rs ga or oyerIon by MIS- E RawIeys
Bresssv Of Iittsburg, br s. Gears and Aberdeen of
Pirtsford br s 3 Years: T I. Watts Montreal
inches Is searS second: Maria A and A A airsf RS
& tb 10 inches wars and TUB T6rda,6 * aoh
inches years and NanIne SIX. 40 inches. years.
| highly commended.
Class "a Cpoaes under sadie. other than shetlands;
shown to appropriate vehicle under y hands years Old
b $. lis. years: c, Howard Dayisons Cfillbrook.
owners piSis 6r - li.s's wears third eliss LoTena
Carrolrs Spider ok. 10, years highly commended
Is8 open oniy 70 horses that had neveS taken ribbon
OF the associations previous showsl-Won by W.
6chiitonviile NassD Lord Buregh second: George B.
t5ulmes's Cardenia b. m. l5l > years third; W. E
Woodend's Baron Brown br g.. BIZ. years highly
Class 10 orses suitable for cavalry service)-won by
i5siS Tsa-s t9co15 Mrs Tbo-Tss TtcboocIx RS
Gas. SS Dor he hest Tcs5 team. Years old or over;
under IS handsj-Won bI l. L Bi5dig's fcur-Hampton
PENN four second Oakland Farms four, third; W E
woocerd's four hiehIv commended.
Class 80 the coach and road appointments and
quickest chanRe made appoint
speed Of change 80 Per cent: must be shown BEFORE
coach; should have substance pace and good
woodend-s four-Depew patti, Croker Murphy; w H.
Noores tea0Storm Boy, seven-come-eeyen, Craps and
Class % days saddle horse. under Is hands;
years CID 10 be ridden by ladiesWon by Mrs.
| J B. N Grosvenors Petroleum: W a Mct5inoons Mar
Ssl2 s second Mr. J2n SPTstsyS G9Tinne third Miss
Class - taaaned hunters lsht weght up 70 eaTylng
/ IG5 hounds: conformation ana Quality
ceSt5-woh BY Hart Brothers Hinette Grow & Murrays
Coquette second Charles Pliers Your Fellow, third:
Class 81 tpolo ponies, not l42 hands: TO
pounds 70 be judged by their hardness
Tony Weller. CHI I42 AGED; Oakland Farms Happy
DAYS: ch &, al, years second; joseph Rowland