New-York tribune., 1905-08-04
HOMAGE TO KING HORSE.
Bay Shore Horse Shoe Opens 1cith
Record attendance.
Tar TELEGRAPH TO rHE rR1ErNE1

Bay Shore. T. l.. Aug. 3.-Prolninent society
people from this section OF Long Island. and
many from Quogue. Southampton. Babylon.
Jshp, Locust Valley and Oyster Bay attended
the opening at Oakwood Park to-day of the fifth
annual exhibition Of the Bay Shore Horse Show
Association.
Every box has been taken and nearly every
seat in the srandstand was occupied to-day. A
special trai nthat came down from Manhattan
brought many we'll known people whose horses
are to compete for the handsome prizes offered.
The array of vehicles parked In front of the
field where the horses competed notable
one. There were drags, four-in-h hands basket
phaeJans. and at the othe- end of the field two
score or more of automobiles from all the sur
rounding countryside
Mrs. ]. B. NJ. Grosvenor succeeded in carry
ing away the honors to-day, and took the blue
ribbon from the horses of Alfred q, Vanderbilt
four occasions. Mrs. Grosvenor also Won three
second prizes and one third.
Alfred q. Vanderbilt was second I'm the line OF
winners. carrying away three frsts and one
third. Mrs. John Gerken took first prize in
class. and a second and third.
The competition In the four-in-hand class was
spectacular and was won by Mr.. Vanderbilt with
the coach Venture. that will run this autumn
from New-Yorlx to Belmont Park He drove
four grays in clever fashion. In the ruhabout
winner with Lady Kathryne-
In the class for hunters fourteen lined UP for
the six jumps at four feet. Buck. the entry of
the Westchester Farms was in fine fettle. He
cleared all the obstacles without skip, and
proved a handy winner of the blue ribbon.
In the judging of nine pairs of harness horses.
Baron and President owned by Mrs GrosvenoT.
the first. In the following class the iudg
ing OF ten saddle horses. Mrs. Cirosvenor again
proved winner and took away both the first
and second prizes.
Twelve pairs of harness horses lined UP in
class No. II. and the blue went TO Mr.. Wander
bilt's Full Dress and Polly Prim. The summa-
riaS
Gss q GSsal S5iS to ] f for t9Pp i9 as
0nd isS ca1snSe s FsSTes ,5 b g GTsG thiTd on,,
tor Hsrry r Peters's sr Gray Easle. second: Mrs J.
Glass "A open)Iw6n by Mrs j. p NJ Grosvenors br
m Lla9qshing Water and br m Indian Chief Jay ?
Herbert Pratts b Lady Eocene and Lady Barbara.
Class ,oren,von by Mrs. J. +. n, Gr2syenor.s Oh.
m FS oha RarSs 3 cS Nbo s M s y Gray
Class cqPsn'W9n @ by Edward wa r LadsTs MAID Maid
Mrs CHARLES + HUBS b g The Indian third
ys5sifsl , Sy 9sEs3d Faras Fun brsss ana
Lord Belfast second: Oakland Farnis br. PoTtia and
class /. (open horses to runaboutswon by Oakland
EsTns er m Iady kath5Sn' 6ST g. Watson w Sa &
c sS BSek c Uf eam H. y g Ba9or aec
NeStchcSteF D.
Glass II (for tandemsI--Won by L u. Jordans oh.
Kitty Gray and CHI Hdred; Mrs. J. f. NJ Grosverors
ch. The Baron and ch. E. The President second: g
W. Watsons eh. Maize and ch. m. Sue kearsiey,
third.
Class q5 I0ads5s,.w0n BY Alfred r Mssays sla .h
ond c. w. Natson's b. nnuet. third
20 four-in-handS)-Won by Oakland Farm
entry: Campbell Thompson entry second Mrs. j. E NJ
Grosvenor's eEtry, third.
Glass 10 (for harness horsesl-Won by Mrs. J. B. M.
Grosvenor's The Baron and The President E. D. JOr-
dams Kitty GRAY and Norma second; c. W. Watson's
Maize and Sue Kearslev third: Miss Emily II. Bedfords
Rufus and Bonanza. fourth.
Glass 80 (for saddle horses1-Won by Mrs. J. 3 NJ
Crosvenors Cornne Mrs. J. b NJ Grosvenors Petroleum,
second Oakland Farms Maid OF Athees. third.
Among the prominent people at the show were
Alfred G. Vanderbilt. Bradish Johnson. Mr.. and
Mrs. II. II. Peters, Mr.. and Mrs j. B. Ceballos.
Mr. and Mrs. NJ. Snedeker, Mr.. and Mrs. t. G.
Bourne. Mr. and Mrs. C. f. Hubbs r. Brinker-
hoff, A. Hanan, S. T. Rothchild. Mrs. Schuyler
Parsons, Mr.. and Mrs. W. T. Hayward. Mr.. and
Mrs. Bird S. Coler. Mr.. and Mrs. c. Fabre. Mr..
and Mrs. L. E. Rosenfeed. Iorimer Wooden.
Robert Stevens, Mrs. Willard Condee. Mrs.
Charles L. Fabre. Clarence Robbins. Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph L. Owens H. Miffiin Wharton. Mrs.
G. A. Ellis jr.: Mary Cutting ]. s. Remsen.
Monte LaMontagne. w. Burling Cox. Frank D.
Creamer. j. 3. Carlisle. Mr.. and Mrs. Julian d.
Fairchild and a number OF the members OF the
Meadow Brook. Rockaway and Great Neck coll
Opies