The sun., 1903-11-17

Mystic III. and Marigold II.
Thirteen high class middleweight hunters
answered the bugle call for class 30 and
there did not appear . to- De oomhmonPlaeds nm
volunteered round Of applause when the
bay gelding Sentry, sent in by F. Ambrose
Clark, took the jumps one after the other
as leisurely as II 1t were an easy matter
grand young horse was evidently the choice
Of the spectators, but the judges placed
the 1872 bay Amaret over him and gave
the red to Sentry.
The event of the afternoon was class 1l9,
for pairs not over 1872 hands shown to
the appointments each counted 50 per
cent, In making the award. OF the eleven
nominations in the catalogue. only, eight
appeared, A. G. and r. c, Vanderbilt sent
derea ens ~e t0wR E. %oppdend pa e' sent Pau" a and
Snapshot, bays, 1871 hands. William H,
Barnard sent the well known winners
Whirl Of the Town and Sporting Life, Mrs.
John Gerken drove Newsboy and Lady
sent we IN Fad snd Fn1eI Fo Mrs. Fra
Roche sent Carman and Fancy Swell, win
Aurel Batonyi at the reins. Mrs. Edward
Ladew sent snowy cross match pair,
black and gray. and Stuart Duncan sent
Davenham and Dusky Queen.
Mrs, Gerken, the only woman exhibitor
ask favors for her sex She fairly out
drove every competitor. and 1t was largely
the splendid showing she made that won
the blue knot for her pair. The crowd
De Ceinaa's pair captured the red and W.
F. Woodend g the yellow. Mrs. Roche won
the H. G.
Reginald Vanderbilt's Astonishment and
Surprise won the blue knot in class ~ for
private omnibus with two competitors,
and James Galway's gray horse Belna
received the blue in class 1 for thorough
breds.
Class "A opened the evening session,
1t was for pairs exceeding 1873 hands SUIT
vehicle. Action and conformation rather
than pace were to be considered-tn Prac-
tical life, a pair that can step through the
Park and attract attention, rather than one
capable of drawing vehicle forty or hity
miles In n hurry.
The catalogue called for thirteen entries,
but only nine entered the ring. Reginald
Vanderbilt drove his grand pair. Astonsh-
ment and Surprise, 1871 hands. The Star d.
ard Coach Horse Company sent Duke oi
Kent and Duke of York, bays, 1872, hands,
and nearly the equals of the pair they I, sold
for the record price OF the year. VIII m
Fl. Moore sent two ellendid pairs that
had been winning for him either. sine,y
or In pairs earlier In the day. DR.. John l."
WentS had fine exhibit, and every entry
Five went the way of the gate after hall
an hours parade In the ring, and of the four
that remained the judges gave the blue
knot to Mr.. Vanderbilt's pair. William a.
Moore got the red for Grand and Peckwald,
matched in color and conformation. but
not In disposition. The Standard Coach
Horse Company won the yellow and the,
white went to L. L. Biddle for his well
known pair. Hampton and Belgrade.
MI. t,,n - l.. .~h ola ln
horses when the entries for Glass es trotted
and cantered through the gates in answer
to the bugle call. Many of the nominators
were women who rode their entries, but only
one ventured to ride astride. There was
prompt recognition when M u.rI;son GGoSh
sent in by Jack Spratley. A mount on the
chestnut geldng Shelby, sent in by w, A
McGibbon followed and then the bay gelding
Drummond and later America, the entry OF
Miss Marion Holloway. was mounted. An
was reached. Then Shelby wore the blue
and Lady Harrison the red Queenston,
the entry Of Mrs. j. De Forest Danielson,
received the yellow and Drummond, a
very good entry from r Palfy, got the II G;
Class SO brought into the ring splendid
lot of tandems The collection as whole was
so good that there seems no starting point
to begin individual descriptions Eben u.
Jordan Of Boston sent in Hildred and The
Baron, a pair of chestnuts with white mark
OF approval. II. P. Whitney drove his
oiten-time winners, Kitchener and Kopelia.
DR.. John L. Wentz had Lord jolly Boy
and Lord Gay Boy, and a good showing
brought generous ar applause, d; G; Req 10
browns. who were little unruly until
c. A. Baudouine got them Strengthened
out. Mr.. Jordan's grand hitch caught the
judges as we'll az the public. and the leader
wore the blue knot when they left the ring.
Ebony Belle and Ebony Bell Boy par OF
Farm, won the red. Mr.. Reid's highstrl'ng
browns received the yellow and William
H. Moore got the H. c. with Confidence
and Perfection.
Class SO was the last for the day.
was for qualified hunters, kept for hunting
and regularly hunted with pack OF hounds
for the past year, conformation and quality
and performances over the sticks each to
count so per cent. The jumpers always
please the crowd and apparently made
the programme had slipped an hour be;
yond schedule time. When the gate had
opened and closed, leaving only six be-
hind in the ring, the task Of awarding the
ribbons began The blue went to Dublin,
chestnut sent In by Adam Beck, who had
and good manners. Sir Roderick, sash-
ing grav, got the red, and George Peppers
Kingfull, splendid performer, received
the yellow. Rupert, black sent in by
Edwin Il. weatherbee, won the highly
commended.
HARM Ess HoRsEs.
Class ,lo-Novice ci ass pairs OF horses not under
1871 hands and not over 1873 hands; open only TO
horses that have never taken a ribbon at any OF
the associations previous shows they must have
been owned and use d by the exhibitor for at least
ninety days before the closing of entries; not open
10 dealers; TO be shown to four wheeled vehicles
First prize 500 octavlus. br g. 1872 hands years.
%ilusm Mi Ma'A II moore Moofc; driven by owner. scco
prize sioo. Paul, b. e., ISL hands. years. a'd
Snapshot b. G., i5l hands, years; W. f Woodcnd
driven by owner Third prize $50 Magic, b. m,
1871 hands. years, and Caprice. b. M. l6l hands
! years; stuart Duncan: driven by owner Highly
commended. La Belle Chose, b. M. 1872 hands
years. and Actress. ch m. 1921 hands years;
william H. Moore: driven by G. Pinney.
SADDLE HORSES.
Glass 6e-Horscs over is hands and not exceed
ing 1872 hands. 3 years old or over, up TO carrying
100 pounds Judged BY their quality. manners
quality. 25 per cent the PAGES required are free
open wall,. square trot and easy cantcr-Flrst
Mrs. j. b. NJ Grosvcnor; ridden by T., Antony Sec.
" g. McGibbon; ridden by owner. Third prize
ooTnne sn m S1 HANGS RsD0,Se SeAH HSny Mts
eo'EFmo c. E' Myrick; i Hidden by B. darris rI ''''
Glass oS-Horses over 1872 hands. years old
or over. up TO carrying 100 pounds Judged by their
quality manners and ability to carry the weight