The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-05-04
EOMEv At THE DURLAND SNOW,
Newsboy and shop Girl Win in the Appoint.
ment Class.

Mnlionares we're again rival whips last
night at the Durland Company's Horse Show:
but there wero also boys pitted against ono
another in pony Glasses. young swells In polo
and hunter classes and women we're opposed
as riders and whips In other classes, A
feature was the class for park pairs. with
women TO drive.
we are seven the fair whips might have
quoted as they ciroled on the tanbsrk. No
such number had ever appeared in a class
Of the sort az any American show, and, with
the excellence Of the appointments consid-
cred, the showing was typical OF the popu-
larity Of driving for women. Appointments
and horses counted equally, ell appearing
in glistening park phaetons and In costumes
that would have graced the afternoon whirl
on tho East Drive Of Central Park or any OF
the fashionable vehicular musters of the
world.
Miss Belle Beach. in crushed strawberry
and a flower hat, led the line into the ring.
and TO mention. first tho professional drivers:
Mrs r. =. Beach drove Mrs, A. o. an Hem
sens bays and Mrs, Dick Donuelly Judge
Moore's bl aCk and brown. BlaCkstock ana
fSo being i fTom BTooRT8 Mss
Title Whiting. sending along n, l.. Pratt
bays. Lady Eoccne and Lady Barbara, and
Miss Ethel Moore driving Miss Emily H..
Bediord's chestuuts. Fandango and Bonanza e.
Mrs. J. r VI. Grosvenor drove her Chestnuts,
Fascination and Captiyation. and Mr.. John
Newsboy and shop Girl. The race for the
blue soon became a duel between the Gerken
and Pratt entries. Each pair was as quiet
a. sheep When stopped and all fire IN motion,
yet light on the bit-ideal conditions when
women are ont for park drive. The finished
action OF Newsboy and shop Girl, as steady
a. the swing Of pendulum, won out, and they
gained the blue. with MIR. PTatts pair second
In a gig class W. II. Moore and A. @. Van
dcrbllt were again COntenders, but tho latter
had both the blue and third prize, Otto II.
kahn's Jester splitting the par. MI van
derblt drove Rustllng Suk, that acted better
with every round of the tanbark, but the
Judges placed his Polly Prim on top. driven
by a groom Master Billings rode black
mare, PerSevere. TO victory IN tho pony class
and Master Carr. who had hot blooded
teTpiece William Cars entries IN other
pony classes cannot be filled. a. the three
engaged will only land this morning from
day. There we're polo ponies enough for
two or three teams in their class, the riders
showing all the PAGES Two teams only APP
pcared In the class for fourS under 10 hands,
but there are nine teams entered for tonight,
a record number The summaries OF hrst
and second awards:
handS-FirSt, ". II. Moore's bay geldlngs Conqueror
and Peckwald: second, o. h. kahn's chestnut
geldings Icarus and Impetuous. -
performances only 70 eount-Ftrst S. J. Hollowsy's
white geldnE Jack Frost; second S. ]. Holoway's
class SNHsrness horses and appointments:
ladies 10 drive-F1rst, Ars. John Gerken's chestnut
geldlngs Newsboy and Shop Girl; second, Herbert
[, Pratt's bay mares Lady Eocene and Lady Bar
Class Ponies under saddle not TO exceed al
hands-FIrSt. Master 4. N. Bilings's black mare
Perscvere; second. Master Cyril cars hay geldinE
class isNHarness horses over 1871 hands-Flrst,
Oakland Farms hay mare Polly Prim, seco nd
o. II. KAhn's chestnut geldlng lmpetuouS.
-First. a. DC Cemea's bay Eeldlng King Albert;
second. Charles 7. Proctor's bay gelding Music