The sun., 1904-11-20
END OR HORSE SHOW RACE.
RyDBONS AWARDED TO SADDLE
AND HARNESS HORSES.

IIuntcrs-yiiss Wilkes's Pair Captures
the Roadster Prtze-Nfr. Jordan Gains
tha $500 Cup for Pairs to Park Phao-
tons From MIR. vanderbilt-Society
faithful to the Last-Biuder VINO
Santed the Privilege to Pick Pockets.
coming with,a rush in the home stretch,
the winners and losers reached the finish
last night in the great annual Horse Show
race. and house crowded with the beauty
wealth, fashion and some Of the talent
Of the town applauded the successful,
Young folks from scho ol and young folks
from business helped to swell the afternoon
throng. Austere looking clerks and book
keepers were escorts to jaunty typewriter
pirs, and schoolboys put on the airs OF
men about town as escorts to their chums
Of ringlets and giggles- AL this added
variety to the promenade by day, and,
ss the board walk circuit at night always
Is varied in interest there was plenty to see
aside from the horses. There were changes
in the arena row, for some Of the notablts
had gone out of town and turned their box
seats over to friends or to younger sons.
Some Of the younger sons brought rather
lively looking compa mons to their boxes.
II was not a great show for either flowers
or Jewels. That the latter is true has been
cause of Joy to J. c. Young, the manager
Of the garden. who has been In fear OF a
holi-up of the Horse Show crowds ever
since an incident of last week. He had
call then in the Garden Office from
well dressed man, who said he wanted to
bid on privileges ..
What privileges?" asked Manager Young.
L, tla ;ol, rot riyilapa
vas the reply. and, as Mr.. Young pinched
himself to be sure he was awake, the man
began to explain.
.Ihave slick workers and, now the country
fairs and such are over, we want to tackle
the big city You will get third OF the
gross. and stand for all the fall money
that is, what have to pay to get any OF
nv men out of tr ouble. My men are so
slick that the guys seld ON miss their rolls
till they get home.
The man took Mr.. Young's fiat refusal
to mean that the Garden had better dea
Of the sort on with some other person.
Mr. Young was so dazed at the project
that he ddn think Of summoning the
house detective until it was too late. All
through the Horse Show there has been
an extra force of detectives and police on
guard, and no trouble whatever broke
out. But Mr.. Young has had the memory
Of his caller as a night mare all the week
and he has been in constant fear OF raid.
This is not fiction. The unscrupulous
proposition was actually made by
man who acted like a responsible business
individual
A new color for the women brought out
by the show that has appeared in many
suits, combinations and material Is
dubbed sdregs of wine" 1t is a shade Of
plum. or cerise, and the golfers may claim
the lead on the Horse Show in exploiting it,
as more tn an one gown CT the color was
worn at the women's championship at
Merton
The show brought out nothing new for
men, and the blue ribbon for successive
and tasteful changes would. be voted to
A. g. Vanderbilt. He was one Of the few
TO wear rlsset shoes with sack suits, and.
his hats, particularly the silk ones, were
worn well down about his ears.
About one hundred cadets from the
senior class at West Point watched the
Judging in this class for horses suited to
the cavalry and then took up first lessons
in Irritation with the girls in boxes and on
the walk. They looked spruce and trim
In their gray uniforms.
My sighed an envious belle. as she
gazed on the unwrinkled and fiat back of
a cadets coat IL we could only get our
tailormade suits to fit like that"
As lesson as to what the candidates in
the class should do, Capt. Andrews, U. s. A.,
On the charger OF the judge, Col. c. G. Treat.
cutting while taking the hurdle. He missed
the wooden block with the sabre, but those
In the trial had more success. Col. Treats
horse fresh from a military riding school
and active service. was the best at the
ness Miss Webb's FL oueso smothered him
and the other competitors. The blue was
an easy win for FL Queso.
The riders were all military men and
very capable. In the class earlier in the
the cavalry, some of the riders used both
hands on the reins. To ride in this style
and still be Of use as fighting man a fighter
would need three hands. No such breaks
were made by yesterdays riders. who
were all from Squadron A. Capt. Herbert
Barry, on El Queso, and Pivates M. Earle
and J K. Palmerson.
When Judge Grooch set Pride OF Motion
over Lee Rogers and reversed the placing
9f Monday, the explanation was that Lee
Rogers was slightly lame. To combat this
Rogers into the ring for the championship
ag9nst Pride Of Motion, he was equipped
with veterinary certif cate that his horse
was as sound as a bell, ready to fash on the
LnEish Judge II it came to an argument.
-, Although women are not unknown on
the Speedway, the blue ribbons they have
won at the New York show have hitherto
been with highsteppers, In singles, pairs,
tandems or teams; and 1t has remained for
Canadian, Miss X. l.. Wilkes, to be the
INST woman to win the appointment class
ior pains, with the bays Rhea w, and Easter
Belle, shown to an American road wagon.
This is the class won for so many years
n succession by the late Col. Kip and by
Mr. Stotesbury Miss Marks, who is also
famous for st. Bernards, drove the black
stallion Darmon In the roadster class yes
terday, but she was the only American
woman to appear with our real, native type
OF road rig. =.
In the yellow wheeled sidebar, Miss Marks
made fine appearance. and the black
stallion went very kindly for her; but when
hhed up Darmon uttered neigh OF def
tnce, and but for the ring grooms would
nave started a fight with his rivals. This
Is the stallion way, and the bad manners
helped to beat Miss Markss entry.
There were three in for the roa dster
championship, Mr.. Maclay with Auditor
b young Mr.. LaGew with Sadie McGregor.
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