New-York tribune., 1905-07-22
HORSE SHOW At NIGHT.
FOR HARNESS PAIR, Sa5 900.
Mrs. GrosUeHor Buys President and
Baron from Mr. Jordan.
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Atlantic CRY. \. J. July 21-The first exhibition
o. the horse show in the evening attracted rec
ord breaking crowd TO Inlet Park tonight A
parade Of all the blue ribbon winners was re-
,eived with loud applause
~. H. West, Of Baltimore. who offered SO
cup for the race between the coach dog Plum
Fucding belonging 10 Alfred G. Vanderbilt. and
Buu BIZ, owned by Dick DonneIly, for tomorrow
tfternoon. this evening offered a SO cup for
special riding contest tomorrow. the riders to be
heavyWelshts, who never took horse over the
hurdles in professional show. The riders viii
include Aurel Batony1 and Charles smith. Of New
port; Penn smith. OF Philadelphia, and s J. H
DonneIlv, CT New-york.
Mrs J. 3 NJ. Crosvenor. OF New-York. to-day
purchased from Eben D Jordan the famous PAIR
o. harness horses, President and Baron. The price
$4,000
There has been some dissatisfaction over the de-
cision OF the judges in awarding the second prize
yesterday 10 the four-in-hand OF z. D. Jordan and
many are OF the opinion that the red ought TO have
gone TO Mrs. Gr0srenor-
c ". watson. the Baltimore horseman. made
another purchase to-day. He bought Pride and
Prudence. sne chestnut pair winners OF blue
me first day and red in the open class yesterday
from Lehman Strauss or New-Tork. The price was
not announced. but IS said 10 bs record one
A number OF the events this afternoon were for
local horses. IN the first local class Mayor Stoy
appeared. driving Ted. but failed 10 receive recog-
milton. The judges decided that the best harness
horses IN this class belonged 10 J. i. Ward. who
drove 4y Anna. and he got the blue !. .. Meyers,
no entered Gold Wilkes. captured the red and
y II. Ward, who drove Bonnie Ann. got third
Bess the other entry OF Mr.. Meyers the white.
10 sooner had the blue been awarded TO Mr..
Ward than Mayor Stoy protested the award on the
ground that 3Ir. Ward was not a resident OF this
airy. The rules OF the horse show association call
tor on protests 70 be made in writing within
-VveIty-fOur hours.
IN rhe class FOR six-vear-old harness horses the
entries Of Alfred q. Vanderbilt won two prizes
2irS ~ErosFeEor had PowWow and TOmahawk and
lfil ana D1-olSLCu- M AauGe~rllC Polly
l'r'En an1 tul Dress and Sweet Marie and PCrria.
FoWWoW ana IcmaEaWk got third and John II.
and John " fourth.
The class for SIX ponies in harness was interest
lng- L. D Jordan was represented by Lady Eccles
ana won the blue Masterpiece the red.
caster Model was third and Togo given the
fourth.
Seventeen hunters and Jumpers were called out
7lC furnished great excitement. In this event the
Tor-c greatest jumper, EearherblOoul, suffered
had fail
Heatherbloonn. with Dick DonneTv un. crashed
into the five fooC hurdle and knocked Il apart,
horse and rider falling and rolling twenty feet.
A omen screamed, bur DCnnellv up in an in
slant and grabbed HeatherbloOn. He remouured
and took tne mare, amid great applause over tho
ether hurdle. After this jump EearherbI0oul
showed The effects Of the fail and lame. This
disqualified the mare. ard she lost the blue ribbon
The blue went 70 May5elle. wiki Sidney Hollo-
way up The REQ went 70 Sapoho. entered BY
Thomas Kenny. OF New york. Buck third
srd Treland's Arrow fourth Lord Ninro the
try Of Robert z Tod. OF New-Y ork, failed 10 get
Tueu-lcc-
The Tast event Of the afternoon was the Judging
NJ seven tan6eus Only three taDdeTns entered
Mrs Cerken had Newsboy and Shopgirl. E. D. JOr-
dan had FEiIdred and Baron. ard Lehman Strauss
Jordan horses. Mrs. Ger6e1 got the red, and Leh-
man Strauss Wss third