New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-07
,,pC L4DENBURG TO JURY.
TIL, Them All About Horses and
HorsemanShip.
,,,rc HER MARES PEDIGREE

crvFs HER MARES PEDIGREE.
~. trial Of the suit OF James O'Gara- groom,
,v,,rst Mrs. Emily 6. Ladenburs tor slo'Voo
so-.gss for injuries received from 4 KICK OF
So mare Ninette was continued in the supreme
carr Yesterday. Mrs. Ladenburg herself Delhs
,sa srsr witness She spoke almost IN a WINS
,sr and was told by the court 10 speak louder
ssrsral times. Her examination was IN part
IS follows
7 told o'Gsra the mare had never been siGaep
g.re hin no instructions before ATTEMPTED 10
ssognt ''i put my hand the ponanel OF the sad
e o. x sSa Tas about Ten feet from the door
was Standing a kitchen chair, with me OalA
'J o@Is that common way TO mount? A--Yes
4 rou have only one groom 10 assist YOU.
Odd you ever mount t-iat way oe-ois-
e-What is your recollection OF the accident?
Al put my hand the pommeI OF the saddle
ana ny foot in the strrup- The mare n!oEs9
away from me ABOUT SIX incnes. " zen ssdtleu
10 mount O'Gara was standing IN front OF her,
holding her on both sides OF her heac- " men she
moved he gave two Jerks on her DIT and she
WHICH was behind her, with her legs. She gave
slEhf jump forward, and O'Gara seemed 20 De
Ia then buf he seemed 10 DO something that ex-
alsd her. The mare eragged q cara 4poIt iont
So Hsr kiek rim or her hoCfs strike him al any
S I'm. ! distinctly "a" hs' n-nl -Ss' pass Os'
After the accident Mrs. Ladenburg said she
go. down from the chair and asked O'Gara II
he was hurt lie replied that he thought the
mare kicked him Later in the day she told
o'Gara that she was very sorry the accident
had happened and that she forgot TO tell him
thai a brother OF the mare was often restless
when being mounted.
This brother she added was a son OF Car
isre!, the son OF IroQuois. the only horse to win
tie English Derby His dam was Nina The
-srs Ainsrte was BY Chito. out Of Lady Cay
Or Gay LADY TIE mare was not vicious then
sna never had been since.
TIE continuation Of her examination was n
par Is follows:
e.-Aow seoa after the accident did you ride the
l-4e; A-E!tAer the same day or the following,
askfoTi * e met every SORT OF carriage and auto
saa Erntis
e.-DsscFsbe her 10 the tury2 A-weu she had
49, manners; quiet, long walk. clear. eleag trot
SUE, snort c2nter uacta5le aud not nervous. and
svs s-'ae, beautiful halA lor -1Gy -oce her
an se.teinoon 10 music. ~ what they call the
srss ao's ngAres and riding II ard out VITA other
S-alease explain Just what you raea-, by hunt
s-sit Al rode her behind the hounds Jumped
ms ~1sss- ne o--y LL--L -ouLll Win Aer
- lat sne would knock the top rall. I think
Vas green ln her Jumping
r-.sN euoh 44a you bFgln ID aEnt with herr
a. usl As soon as 7 found cut she could lump
~ " tafee weeks after / goI aeg.
t~--fteN c4d sou mount her after thu accident >
49, nave mounted her in every possible way. 7
rib .osltee a.r without help; nave mounted her
40 windows $500 ~ -1'D9' 9'O0-S
as ny cid you seu herr A-Because 7 found
a. rIller she charged the irour rails.
pse,- ~" much have you hunted2 A-To twenty
f5ss-- y mounds IN America: 7 nsve RIDDEN tea
rem,ss' s you not probably the best knoFn hunts
art 0H'efleas Al co not think Il l. q
fu-,eesef s much difference Ietween the value q
-ss -. sc hack Al sl01ld think = bt,rtar
'H taree or four tines the value q a back
- - = -IsiinE testified that he SOIL the mare
t,s - esis-aant lie said the mare was gentle
csy. -''- Tie case VIII be continued on Mon