Evening journal., 1904-06-08
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ana Amazement to a stanhope phaeton
In the class for pairs over fifteen hands
high to be judged for quality. conforma-
tion and an around style. lie was the
only exhibitor the three pairs OF Mrs.
Grosvenor not being shown. Mr.. Van
derbih was given the blue and the S5oI
for first prize.
The roadster class, horses Judged for
manners. conformation color and style OF
going, not for pedigree. was won by ST.
Andre, owned and driven by John e. Rey-
burn. Huxley Harey's Ashland Bess was
second ana William sieeles Ahis was
given third.
In the high-steppers class. 20 be driven
BY woman, Mrs. Reginald Vanderbilt,
driving the famous brown goiding Her
aid, and wearing the $500 nat that created
such a sensation at the Philadelphia show
on account Of 1t being said TO contain nine
distinct shades OF red, was given first,
S35. Miss Lippincott drove Harry Dannans
chestnut mare Lady Katharine and re-
ceived second prize. SIS. Mrs. II. p.
Ewes, driving her husbands Buster Brown
was given third.
As always the hunter class proved one
of the most interesting OF the day. Gee
Whiz, owned by the Virsumroy Farms.
Berlin, n. y, and ridden by C. Sumner
Ireland, of Baltimore, received the blue.
and $50; Fritz. owned and ridden by Eu-
gene lowering, Jf-, OF Baltimore. came
In for second honors and S37 .50 Dr.
Charles A. Dohan. OF Darling Pa. rid
ing Trouble, was given third honor.
There was but one pair shown I'm the
tandem class. They were Lord Brilliant
and Patriot, owned and driven by W. B.
White. of Clevesand He received the
blue and the $50 prize. Mrs. Grosvenor
had two pairs entered in this event.
Following this there was a special event
In which Reginald Vanderbilt drove As
tonishment and Amazement 70 a victoria
Big Roadster Glass.
The largest class Of the day was the
roadsters. There were eight entries. All
the horses came from this city and the
contest was a close one. Florence stanton
took first honors. She Is black mare
owned by Harry ]. stoecllle and was
driven by Dr. II. p. Ewes. oscar W.
owned and driven by Huxley Harvey. was
second and the new bay gelding, Emma
s., recently purchased by George W.
Cooley, received third honors.
Reginald Vanderbilt came IN FIRST in the
horses IN harness. His black eelding.
Fancy, being an easy winner for the $50
in plate. Harry Donnon, driving LADY
Katharine, received second place and SIS.
DR.. II. P. Ewes Buster Brown, was given
third IN this class.
After being judged in the ring the
speedway class went half mile around ths
track. II. T. Wallace's Sunshine was first
/ Dr. Tanner, owned by Y. W. Ralph. o.
Philadelphia, was second. and Jesse Wood
owned by A. II. Worrilow. third. Tn,
half mile was made by the winner d
1.las.
Amusing Pony Class.
The pony class caused much amusemen.
ana interest. There we're two first prize
given in this event. Topsy. owned bv n
G. DUPONT and driven by Miss France,
DUPONT and Sunbeam, driven by Rus.
Leila Stoeck.e, were both given a blue
while Henrietta. owned by Il. c. DuPont
came in for second honors. not only sec
ond, but also for the distinction OF heinz
the smallest pony ever shown in a rim,
al a horse show. A small daughter OF Mr.
DUPONT drove the tiny animal.
Rider Gets Spill.
i The days entries closed with the jump
ing class. II was nearly O'Clock befor,
this was completed There was an inos
dent that occurred during this event ina,
caused some excitement. G. Sumner Ire
land, IN taking one Of the high fence.
on Gee Whiz was thrown by the hors
stumbling and fell on the hurdle. TIT
horse ran away and il was some time be
fore It was captured, but the plucky ride
finished the jumps. Socrates, owned an,
ridden by Sydney J. Haloway. Of Harts
dale, n. Y, received the FIRST prize o
SO. and also the second prize Of S37 so o.
Freeiance. Barlosch owned by Eugene I.e'
erng, Of Baltimore, a post entry, wa
given third.