New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-08-23
THE SHOW ENDS.
Mrs. Curtis Heads List Of Blue RIB
bon WinnerS-Good Fields.

Southampton. n. Y, Aug. % (speciaD.-The sec
| ond day of the Southampton Horse Show drew ar
excellent attendance, despite the counter attrac
| ton of the yacht race Crowds lined the new ring
| with its frame of green promenade. there
! splendid display of traps and coaches and the
| weather of the afternoon was superb.
| Mrs. G. W Curtis the tours contest her
| husband driving. j. Stevens Ulmans brake got
| the red. Only two fours into the ring
| Harry T. Peters's Ace of Spades took first in
! the womens saddle class, with George c. Clark's
! Brunette second and Mrs. T. Wyman Porter's I'm
named carrying off the yellow. The runa6out con-
test decided in favor of J. Stevens Uman'S
Bonnie Lass. with Mrs. G. W. Curtiss Radiant
second and Mrs. Seymour CromweIIs The Nun
third Mr.. Curtis and Mrs Cromwell driving. II
each of these cases there full and a big
field. Mrs. Charles Steele's Sunshine was among
those beaten in the Tunabout battle.
Mrs. Curtis stands at the top of the show. with
five blue and red. The other important win
ners are led by Harry T. Peters. with four blues:
Mrs. Alfred L. Schermerhorn, one red and one
yellow; Mrs. Charles Steele, one blue and one
yellow Mrs. Wyckoff. two reds; the Essex Hunt
two reds; George C. Clark, three reds. one yellow;
J. Stevens Ulman. one blue and two reds The sue
cessful children have been Hudson Budd Elizabeth
Grinne, a. G. CULVER, H. Graft Trenor and Miss
Muriel Conkln.
Mrs J. N. Curtis set the pace for the afternoon
gaining first honors in the opening class Of the day
when the bugle sounded at 2:S0. Her chestnut
gelding Unnamed handled by herself instantly
scored. J. S Ulmans Hampton did not appear, but
five of the six entries were in the ring. Mrs
Wyckof took second, and Mrs. Charles Steee's
Terry though Mrs Steele did not handle him.
third
The best classes in the show came late in the
day, but there was no want of entertainment about
the green in the earlier hours. Charles Coster, on
his bay gelding Philosopher, was the victor in
the jumps, over four feet six. York, of the Essex
Hunt received the second award. For the Thomas
cup, four saddle horses contested each capable of
carrying 200 pounds over-Harry T. Peters's Re
lance Stephen Pels Grey Friar, George c. Clark's
Brunette and David BOWS Cavalier. The blue went
finally to Harry Peterss Reliance, with Brunette
getting the red and Cavalier the yellow
A saddle pony class was one of the most pict-
uresque o. the day. Three young men and three
young women rode in it, the mounts being J. Fahys
Cooks Lady. General Thomas H. BARRIERS Lorna
Doone. Mrs. Alfred Schermerhorns Zaza Miss V
Putnam's Lady Gay. Miss Gertrude Kensetts Fleur
de Lis and Mrs. H. r. Hoyts Romeo. Mrs Scher-
took third and second ribbons, respectively. The
blue wen: to Romeo In the carriage pairs Mrs.
Clark, Ethne and Nancy a bay and a brown: Mrs
Curtis, her excellent chestnuts Star Light and
and stephen Pell, two grays. Judgment was not
long delayed. Mrs. Curtis received a blue once
The chidren's pony class, the ponies harnessed to
little basket carts with some children who seemed
groom or nurse, was watched with unusual interest
The entries were Samuel McConnelTs bay mare
Carolyn Halls Chappy. Shepard Kreech's Queen
BeSs, Master A. G. Sullivans Chloe. Miss Eliza
lngen's Prince Teddy Miss MurieI Conklins tiny
plebald stallion only three feet high Baby Morris
The two smaller ponies Chloe and Baby, were set
6emsc ON e green and put In SPECIAL Glass by
c. Trevor received the blue of his class Miss Grin
nelTS Dot the second and Buster Brown the yellow.