New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-18
RAIN CAN'T SPOIL SHOW.
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ship for hackney mares. with her stable mates
1Eadge kendall and Gitana second and third.
Despite the continued gloom outside. there was
more life and color in the Garden when the
afternoon session began than there had been at
almost any tine since the show was opened.
The gallery was practically empty. but there
were occupants IL nearly all the boxes. and a
shree ply fringe OF railbirds completely encircled
the brown tanbark
Blue FOR WHITE OAK MAID
The judging OF types in which conformation
counted almost everything and which had occu-
pied the morning hours gave way TO classes in
which there was more action. and which conse-
Quently appealed more 10 the layman-
Reginald Vanderbilt had the satisfaction Of
seeing his brown harness mare White Oak Maid.
which had been hurried out OF the ring with
scant consideration the day before. win first
hono-s n a class for horses shown 10 brougharns
The class was one Of the strongest Of its kind
that has been brought together in a long time.
end the judges were almost an hour in making
rheir decision
AS appointments counted. II is likely that Nj
Vanderblt's trappings helped the judges In
the opinion Of those on the outside Of the
-gdges stand the mare was not the equal OF
Tnde-v-riter 10 whom second prize was given.
q either conformation or action. but she was
vel hammered and wei driven and those who
begrudged her the blue were not numerous
enough 10 make things disagreeable.
z =. Jordan. who apparently had started
early I'm the day 10 corner the blue ribbon sup
Ply. continued his work in the afternoon with
Lxtravagance and Elegance in a class for pairs
- horses between al and = hands. The two
were better mated and gated than were the
other eleven pair and not only did they drive
Kitchener and Kopella. shown by Harry Payne
Whitney. Stuart Duncan's Davenham and
Dusky Queer into temporary obscurity but
they compelled Mrs. john Gerken's pair. News
hoy and Shopgirl. 10 strike their colors.
With Kitty Cray and The Baron the Boston
horsensn also forestalled William H Moore's
efforts TO take the red with Blaclstock and
Brown Thunder. Third was the best the New
York pair could obtain.
MISS BLOODGOOD IS CLEVER.
The training Miss Vera Bloodgood obtained as
q youngster riding the famous old Punch astride
over her fathers STOCK farm Up in New England
served her and her pony. Paula. in good stead
IN a competition for ponies between 1913 and
a. Paula had 10 meet some pretty tough
customers IN Mrs. WoOdend's The Master Mrs
John r. Gerlzen's Towthorpe Queen and a dozen
Others. and her rider had 70 contend against
riders who were wiser in the ways Of the ring.
She was equal 10 them and her manner Of hand
ling Paula was sufficient TO bring out all the
best qualities the little mare had in her. and IN
cidentaIly to hide her worst
Mrs. Woodend rode The Master herself and
was second 10 Paula Mrs Gerken did not seem
20 be quite in sympathy with Towthorpe Queen.
snd the little mare undoubtedly was not seen
81 her best She received the white badge
nevertheless. the II. c." going to Spokanerta
OF the seventeen ladies' qualified hunters tia,
went into the ring in various fashions. some
buck jumping. others crow hopping. there were
q number which suggested the idea that a
lady" might be compelled TO cancel her insu--
ance policy II she were seen fl q hunting field
on one Of them
WELL HAMMERED JUMPERS
Those. however. that received considerable,
from the judges were welT hammered. thorough
y schooied Jumpers who took their fences al
most fauitlessiy- Jouac King Mrs Hitchcock
Thoroughbred. who was green 10 the ring YES
terday, was jumping Up TO his best form. and
first honors went 10 him with little hesitation
As two-year-old Jouac King took up Ia
pounds and jumped > feet inches al the
Mineola fair. The bay gelding Sentry ridden
ny r Ambrose Clark. his owner. with better
judgment than Monday when he was IN
olned 70 let him come 10 his jumps too fast
was placed second 20 Mrs Hitchcock's entry
me campaigner Coquerte stood of beautifully.
Tor ner jumps might have been higher up in the
honor roll had she a little more quality As il
vas me red went 20 Crow & Murray. her Cana
olan owners Highly commended was given
% william Littsuers venerable OtheIlo
me results q the days judging follows:
AS p Ihackne.E mares. wears oId- height not
q '-f. cerec Won bf X z Woodendr EgIfta ire
~. 10y lanEeif-f'heenio- r u Torsla-'r N~hfItou-
Donna. ~ -~ -'N'' - -'-o- .
a. % 'aacsnfss Years old. under Is H.
80 % r - aoTdars Girana. r. a. RI / bF Lord
-'-'- -t-5ypsey Queen. I-riuton stoez Farm >
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