New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-11
HUNTERS IN THE RING.
Some Protest in the Placing in Hunt
Club Com petition.

For fully five minutes last night society showed
81 spleen by vigorous protests, expressed by sub
dssd Kisses and louder EXPLANATIONS. against the
award of the judges in the hIntinE class OF the
BroOklsn Horse Show.
The Hunt Club competition the star event Of
the evening, ana the first prize awarded the
SmithfoEn Hunt Club. Long Island. the pro-
tests Of large part of the audience which leaned
The SmithtoWn Club refused several times and
once during the contest knocked the bars, but
quality Of the team overbaIanced the faults.
The SmtntoWn Cameron and Orange County
lAnt clubs took part, ana the riders were attred
IN me regulation costume. II was the most spirited
tyiiilesl OF me evening ana brought rounds OF ap
plause from the stalls Zach OF the clubs had its
paqse and give rural spirit to the scene
az ne NJ W. 4iIe RIBBON Of ne evening was carried
hands There we're setenfen ro5eti ToTseg 10
class. quite q few Of them being blue ribbon bear
eTs Of earlier shows
ASIDE from the hunting contest, the audience
Inls was a competition that appealed TO Alfred
The ring with DIET armined AIR. Il was remarked
that young Mr.. Vanderbilt never once took his
eyes on his team, except 10 acknowledge smile
OF approval from Mrs. Vanderbilt, who watched
him closely. Mr. Vanderbilt turned out the dap
pee gray team ana new coach, built on old lines.
IhaL mas been the wonder Of Fnt!-aVe for some
WIN beautiful team of Toans driven by George
= weaver. driver who has won distinction on
the road and al various shows. Mr.. Vanderbilt
Was finally awarded the blue ribbon.
IL s1atiS "frS nice iast night with many society
guests Of former Lieutenant Governor WoodrlIff
and his young bride. Senator and Mrs. Frank lar
Wis Gardiner Were also in the Woodruff box. Others
seen N The boxes were Mrs. J. y. NJ. CirosvenOr
AIs. John X Gerken, Joseph Rowland Hunt NJ
La Montague, the Misses Dorothy and Marjorie
Hubs, Miss Beatrice Barnes Miss Emily Bedford
Mrs. Florence Carroll Miss J.. NJ. Cruikshauk Miss
Jean coutts Mrs. James J. Marshall Miss NJ g
Maxwell Miss. Ethel Moore, Miss Vera Morris
Louis sherry g =. Talbot Miss Elizabeth Tousey.
piss f1liztbgih Van Heusen, J. Crawford Pearson
Mrs, II :. Rubens and Mrs ". J. Steel -''
Class No Clorses IN harness. Il hands . inches not
&ewsboy. ch. 4, l4.S, years; Mrs. John Bryncb.5
aiguonetie, CHI m. -. years, second prize Mrs j h
prize. 80 - Jas 'h''u
Class No rs Cl0rses Il inches and under
- hands inch. ladies TO Tide)-Flrst prize NJ ID =
4lheE Carrots. eh l5l aged; Miss u. AaxWeII's
ae'lle. en- &. li5 =, o prize.
lass No ~ NnaTes or geldings under 10 hands
!nch. 70 be shown before lady yictoria-
E4rs' prize. William II. Aore's br IL
years Herbert /. Pratts Operator. ch. G. 10 aged
"a ono pf'ze Jay J. Carlisles Underwater ch. & I5
Class No. II tro6d b h. shown befora
s'sS tIl1e A4ifed O. Vanderbilt prize Mrs ] x
lass No tlsirs Of horses 10 be shown 10 StanboDe,
Hsl prize, 4. o. Yandertilt's RustlIne SIlL h
80, o y~his Old, end Full Dress. b. e. ia
- ~ '-'nd prize jay =. Carsle's Revenue q,
- blTd prize. William Il. Morses BugIer
60, =. - o years and Fife 10y. &. Ia aged
60 I5sDlsi iFst prize. " Ell0tts Prince Of
81 g. H. yesFs: prize cedar CONT
I.e.-s lisa en-. m, i6 G yeaE. third prize pbGn
- ''Ahat-' aaInfal, Oh. g, 10. 6 years. 10y