The sun., 1904-11-20
THE DAY WITH THE JUDGES.
village Farm Gains More Henors IN tho
Trotting Glasses.

The morni ng hours were devoted to
a review OF the best in many Glasses de-
cided during the preceding day and an
Endorsement Of former awards 1t was
practically series Of championship classes,
although not all were 30 designated in the
published conditions. The first were pony
classes, and the first blue knot went TO Miss
Anna Held for her grand little pair. Jack
and Jill, ribbon winners at many former
shows. This was In Glass II, fer pairs OF
ponies other than Shetlands, not exceeding
IS hands. The red went to G. Howard David
son for Myrtle and Bo Peep, and the yell
low to Miss Watts Bay Boy and Gray Girl.
In the pony class where the entries were
of the larger and really useful type, Eben
d. Jordan added another blue knot to his
winning collection with Tangerine
and Domino. Master Claude and Miss
Earle, substantial, snowy little horses Of
i42 hands, won the red for Miss Luella Day.
Village Farm won additional honors in
the classes for trotters. The winners from
this noted nursery Of trotters have been
practically invincible. Prince Ideal, the
grand three-year-old son OF Beau Ideal,
that fairly outshowed his sire and his ring
mates In the herd class yesterday, was an
easy winner In Class s, The red knot went
to Prince Favorite, also son Of Beau Ideal,
out OF Princess Chimes. While the condi-
tons OF the class did not call for speed
as a factor in the awards, Prime Ideal
us trotted mile In 2:I5k and Prince Fav-
orite one in 220. Both horses are very
high type Of the family they represent
Class 2 was catalogued as a champion
c,ass for trotting stations with post entries
for winners at the present show.
Beau Ideal, winner at former shows and
double winner this week was awarded the
championship. His son Prince Ideal, also
a double winner during the week, was decor
rated with the reserve. 49,
For the best pony In harness not exceed
ing IL hands, to be driven by child Mrs.
C,erten's Doncaster Model fairly made n
high class field look really ordinary. Until
this little fellow met the imported Berkeley
Bantam he was never beaten, and 1t Is only
when these two champions happen to meet
that either has q worthy competitor.
The real event Of the morning was Class
iae, This was the Ladies' Prize, offered
by the association for pairs not exceed
ing 1871 hands, TO be shown to lady's
phmton with rumble, and with the owner or
some other lady acceptable to the COM
mittee at the reins. This proved another
easy win for Eben d. Jordan's invincible
pair Kitty Gray and The Baron, driven
by Miss Belle Beach. Mrs. John Gerken's
SNOWY little chestnuts Newsboy and Shop
girl. winners In many former close CON-
tests, had to take the red knot. The yellow
went TO Mrs. James Hobart Moore's hand
some pair Royal. Victor and His Highness,
driven by Mrs. Richard Donnelly..
The afternoon class for trotting road
stern, standard or non-standard. 10 hands
or over, TO be judged by, conformation,
substance, style. manners, action and show-
ing, brought ring full OF high class horses
before the judges. Among 20 many worthy
OF high honors, many worthy ones had to
20 the way OF the gate. Among the last
OF these was Henry Toplitz's Graeme Grat-
tan and the handsome bay mare Mrs. Bana-
han, When the final four ribbon winners
alone remained, the quartet comprised
Sadi, McGregor, 2:?s; Pcrseus, 22oH; Au-
dltor X. and Tar non. The latter was
shown by hi, owner, hiSs a. MARKS, and
her h,ndsome l.crsc was hc-vhy handi-
crpppd In the ring,
Had some III nd coached Miss Marks