New-York tribune., 1904-08-07
BAYSHORE SHOW ENDED.
Closing Day Has Keen Competitions
and Good Crozcd.

Bay Shore, Long Island. Aug. (SpeciaD-
The third and last day OF the fourth annual
show of the Bay Shore Horse Show Association
closed the most successful show yet given here
The champion class, the last shown. and the most
important, was for harness horses. open only to
horses having taken first prize in some recog-
nized horse show For purposes of judging tho
class was divided under two sections under and
over 151 hands. Mrs. John ,ierken won the first
section, OF horses under Isl hands with her News
boy, Mrs. Grosvenor taking the ribbon
with her Mignonette The blue in the second Sec
tion awarded Mrs. Grosveuor's Roseberry.
Edward Knerem's Kissing taking the reserve.
The saddle horse class was divided. the division
being on 152 hands This class also only open
to horses having taken first prizes In the section
under 15.2 hands. Mrs. John r Spratley's Corrinne
first and Mrs. Grosveuors Petroleum took the
reserve. In the second section. Miss sheldon's
Ace OF Spades was first Mrs. Ruben's Waubun
taking the reserve.
In the first class shown Edward Knieriem
the blue with kissing and Ned Allerton. Com
modore Bourne got the red with Princess olga
and Seneca. Mrs. Charles f. Hubbs with Dandy
lion and Oriole. took the yellow ribbon. James H.
Hyde's Cooler and Honey took the white c. +.
Myricks Marion received first place in the class
for maiden saddle horses. from a field above the
average in beauty. Harry T. Peters's Anthracite
second, and Miss Marion Hollins's Rob Roy
was third. Miss Kathleen /. Coddington had to be
content with the white ribbon tor her Lady lnslee.
Kitte Edward G. Blum's handsome gray mare,
carried off the blue ribbon section of the
pony harness class the drivers of which were under
fifteen years of age Mrs. Gerkeus Towthorpe
Queen was second. Mrs Maxwell Stevenson's
nameless roam geldng was third, ana Mrs Grosve-
nor's Champion John English was fourth In the
second division OF the same class. Elsie w. La
dews Gibson Girl first Miss Mildred Burgess's
Dotte. second and Miss Marion Hollinss Daisy.
third.
In the competition for which Commodore Bourne
offered valued $3.50 for the best gig horse OF
IL hands or over a fine lot of horses entered Ed
ward knertems kissing carried off the cup, and
warmly applauded.
In the jumping class A. T. AshbroOks g Thistle
down WAS first. with : j. Haloways Gee Nhiz
close second. Mrs Thomas Hitchcock, tr.s, Kings
harness horses, shown in pairs, Mrs Charles Il.
Hubbs's Dandylion ana Orole first; Mrs.
Grosvenors Admiration and Fascination. second.
and Mrs LadeWs katzenJammer Kid and Buster
Ignou Mrs. I4ldew's bay stallion, took the blue
rlbpon IN tne trottns class Tor colts or files Mr..
Ladew's Medios Enid second: Eugene T.
Suongs Rob Roy, third. and w. l.. Peck's Bart
wood. fourth
Mrs. Hubbs's Dandylion got the blue ribbon in the
runabout class and Miss MaXwelrs Rosebud and
Mrs. Ladew $ Katzenjammer Kid and Buster Brown
In the special saddle horse class G T. Mvricks
Miss Chester first; Mrs. Gerken's Elsa second:
Belford's Dupont fourth. There fine show
ing in the tour-in-hand class. and Mrs Grosvenor
TO her own openly expressed delight won both the
blue and red ribbons with her two entries. Com
and fourth.
Ten maiden harness horses were trotted around
the track for cup given by Mrs. Edward e. Blum
Edward Knieriem again scored a hrst this tfync
with his Ebony Bell Boy. Mrs. I.ad.v's Tnstar
third. and Alfred b. Maclay'S NoTah. fourth ~
the special class of harness horses j. r Spratley ;
toria. second James H. Hyde's brown mare, third,
and Hiss Maxwells Cats Eye. fourth.