New-York tribune., 1904-08-05
BAYSHORE HORSE SHOW
Weather KiRd to Spectators-Nrs
GerkeR' s Ne5csboy Second

Bayshore. Long Island. Aug. CspeciaD-rs.
weather was good TO exhibitors and spectators i
day. when the fourth annual show OF the ~,
shore Horse Show Association opened az Oalv-as,
Park. The sky was clOuded. only an occasto,.,
glimpse OF the sun peepiEs through the banEs -
clouds. As the sun was Withheld from scorrbs.
the spectators and exhibitors. and the rain fro-
drenehing them, the afternoon was dedl for an orr
of doors horse show. The spectators gave evor-
manifestation of enjoying the show. exhibitips
lively interest in che horses, their riders and dr,
ers and the awards Between classes there ~
visiting between menbers of the various b,
parties. Nearly every box was dlied but the grand
stand Immediately hack Of two tiers of boxes v1.
sparseIy peopIed These who had purchased se.t
for the yrandstaud prt I"rTcd, for the most par
70 stand by the rail for closer view of the horss
and those who handled Them ''Admissonersr
occupied the spaces either side os tae side fences
Flankng these was u row of vehicles Of all kind
drawn BY horses. automobiles being assigned 10 !,
seEtTate spacs thc lett of tha entrance SAFE
ETenrdS row ~ t.It f9ee 1 ~, y 1,is me show
grouud Tor the scene and furnished vantage grornS
from which Snai! boys and an occasional man Or
within the fenced inclosure aus
The first class shown. five horses harnessed q,
by samuel r. Peters held no especial Interest 5Vsn
though the horses shown we're Of fine quality ana
the rigs of immaculate appearance The blue ~
bon went 10 jag r. Carlsles Cnderwrter
chestnut gelding- Mrs. Charles =, Hu6bs's Dan.
dyion got the red ribbon. e. F. Coadingtons Wis
dom was placed taird. and simon r. Rothschfd's
DNCleSS fourth
In the saddle horse c,1ss judged second Ms,
VI, c. Maxwell and Nh ticrzon divided horors a.
equestrennCs. Mrs. 'icrkeh inning the blue win
her bay mare Ia Contributor, and Miss SIlxuai
being second with her chestnut gedine Iaoahi.o
The third and fourth awards went 10 Harry r
PeterS'S Lady PcSSy. ansi Mrs. George ~ Elf-
jr s, Sareta- The prize given by F. r Iadaur
class, and, quite To the surprise Of the crowd /
Kerr Branch 5 chestnut mare MignOnetIo took tSe
blue rlbbOn. Mrs John 0IcrlIenS NeWshov va-
second Mrs j. NJ. =. tSSCsy eG0r'S Fascination .
driven by Jack Douneliy. received the thr1
and Mrs Richard F. CagMaU'S black geldin- Dom
the fourth.
Six handsome colts were led by gIO0nS about tho
track in the next class. and everyone within siehf
applauGed OF these Edward p l.adews Media
Enid of the three he showed. got tho Nina
ribbon while his Parsifal fourth. Charles Il
Huhbs's Oakda!- second and CO1luodors
BOurne's Delaware third.
The pairs over lj.l hands We're hHa lot ~
horses All-rouud style and action was consi5ersi
in judging this class aud the horses showed ev-
cellent training Edward knieTteu's team NissiD~
and Ned AllertOn, got the blue. Mrs. GrOsvenOr's
Sultan and khedfve We're placed second bv the
Seneca were third. and John T. SpratevS BlsaS
Patti and Virginia were fourth
y handsome lot of light rOadsterS was driven a,
the track to compete for cup offered by I NJ r.
GrOsvenOT Mr.. La8ew Sadie MC(iregor was found
worthy OF the blue ribbon and T. J. Robbir-'s
van Dell was third and Nathan Strauss Bolton Ir
was fourth
Miss Marion HoIlins rode Mrs Gsrosveuors Pa
tTOleum winner for the Eagle cup. In tha
exhibit Of groups OF three harness horses an wers
driven Singly.
The show win continue FRIDAY and SATURDAY. the
entries for each day being such to warrant a
large attendance.