New-York tribune., 1905-11-15

the afternoon session eleven more CLASSES were
4udred This left five classes to be contested
at night.
The preliminary trials OF thirty-four quallheo
hunters in Class 3, for Corinthiana IN hunl-
ing costume. opened the show. Though the oig
emphitheatre was empty save for the ofi1ciais
and exhibitors the class was one OF the shoW1est
of the week The Judges selected no less than
| twentv-four horses TO compete in the final test
this afternoon In the lot chosen are entries
from Westchester Farm Charles E. Mather'
Dunlop g. Hoof, Hart Brothers, Clarence f.
Levin and others.
Next in order came five hackney classes. These
attracted 10 the Garden some few lovers of this
artificial breed. In yearling filiies the entries
| of Eben d. Jordan took the blue and the red,
and the same owner repeated in the tWo-year-
old flly class. For three-year-old fies Robert
Beth tie Canadian, over the Jordan entry,
which was placed third In the all aged classes
for mares the Jordan entries were again rele-
gated to third and fourth places. with the blues
going to Robert Beth and William Carr In
one of these classes Mrs. John Gerken received
yellow. On the whole the showing Of the
Boston horses disappointment.
Mr.. Jordan did better, however. in the after
noon when It came to the award of the A1die
Challenge Cup offered by Henry Fairfax, for
the pest hdckney OF ndll Dreu ldChHcy biou IA
America and shown to single harness to an ap-
propriate vehicle. Four superb hackneys faced
the Judges and the cup went to Mr.. Jordan's
FYashIight son of Matchless Dane and Lady
Fife and bred by Henry Fairfax, the donor OF
the cup Thus was the decision Of the judges a
particularly happy one.
The Judging Of three pairs of heavy drausht
horses in Class 121 wound up the forenoon
programme. Conditions called for horses suit
able for a brewery wagon and the victory Of
the magnificent pair of draughters entered by
A. A Busch of st. Louis, popular one
with the spectators.
When the afternoon classes were started. at
p. M. there goodly crowd in the Garden,
and this was soon augmented until most of the
boxes and arena seats were flied. The most
popular class of the afternoon was that for park
teams in which Alfred G. Vanderbilt, driving
the Oakland Farm four, captured the first blue
of the show for the Vanderbilt stables. Nj.
Vanderbilt tooled Rustling Silk and Full Dress
as leaders and Portia and Sweet Marie as wheel
ers and won over the four owned and driven
by William H Moore. The winners were easily
best, and the award Of the judges pleased the
spectators nightly. Bugler and Fife, as leaders.
and Billy Fink ana Foraker, as Wheelers, made
up the Moore quartet They lacked the showf-
of the winners. The team of Otto Fl. Kahn.
with II. S. Trainor tooling, received the yellow.
G. w Watson entered the ring with four, but
got the gate, and no white was awarded.
The last class of the afternoon, for pairs Of
mares or geldings to private omnibus, gave
Alfred G. Vanderbilt a second blue ribon,
the Oakland Farm entry. Sweet Marie and
Portia, which had won as wheelers in the park
four class, had little trouble IN scoring the
entries Of Reginald c. Vanderbilt. William II.
Moore and c. w. Watson, which were placed IN
the order named. Grooms, OF course, drove.
The awards in Class 15 for pairs of road
sters shown to harness wagon, proved the
consistency of the judges of these classes. The
entries Of E L. Stctesbury, who Is always strong
classes,
third. while the red went to Don Riley and the
white TO c. w Watson That is exactly the
way the ribbons were awarded on Monday night
in Class II, for roadsters, and the oldest thing
about it is that the same horses were shown in
both cases. The bay mares, Preferred and Re-
ferred, were the winners.
The class for pairs of mares or gedngs, to bs
shown to a brougham, brought out some splen-
| didly equipped teams Jay F. Carlisle scored
| the blue with Eloquence and Revenue. pair
!. Hobart Moore took the red with Lord Roberts
| and Harold. Z. d. Jordan had to be satisfied
with third place for Lord Burleish and Lord
| Belfast. The highly commended went to Will
| lam II. Moore with Don and Fife. Alfred @.
! Vanderbilt failed to score did c. ". Watson
| and the Dosoris Park Stable.
The Judging Of seven ponies to harness pleased
the spectators. Mrs. John Gerken showed
Torchlight, which she drove and Cocksparrow.
| and took the blue and the white. Enfield Nip
| per, the Irvington Farm entry. got the red and
| the yellow went to Lord Melton. This was one
| of the pretfest classes of the day and evoked
| lively applause.
The Judging of class for ponies under saddle
| gave Reglnald T. vanderbilt g. red with Miss
| Foxhall The yellow went to Snow Drop,
| tered and ridden by Miss Grace FaiTlie Antony.
| The winner William Cars Duty.
In class for qualified hunters, lightweight
| Sidney J. Holloway rode Cygnet and the
| blue and also had the mount Onerios which
/ took the yellow Fox Catcher, which in
| the first class of the show, second.
One OF the features of the afternoon was
| class for ponies in harness other than Shet-
| lands, which brought into competition William
| II. Moore's Berkeley Bantam and Mrs, Jorn Ger
ken's Doncaster Model and Harry Payne Whit
| ney's General. Mrs Gerken rode Doncaster
| Model, but the veteran seemed to have aged a
| trife since last seen. and the judges placed
| him second to Berkeley Bantam. Mr.. Whitney
| received the yellow, and the white went to
Violets.
In the preliminary trials Of qualified hunters
| in the Cornthian Class, which opened the show
Miss Belle Beach the veteran equestrienne had
/ the mount on several of the horses. Just as she
was taking a jump with Chappe Lee the sad
die gfrth slipped and the horse holted and ran
into the fence. Miss Beach held pluckly re-
fusing to be unseated, until some Of the at
tendants assisted her to alight She was rot
hurt and a new saddle gtrth was
obtained. Miss Beach remounted Chappie Lee
| and put him over the jumps successfully
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