New-York tribune., 1905-11-14
HORSE SHOW AWARDS.
Fec Blues for the Vanderbilts- =
Hildred Beaten IN Tandem.

The show opened. usual. promptly at a. M.
and the first hour devoted 10 exercise and
parade in the ring. The ring committee for the
day was Thomas Hitchcock. jr.. and George Pea
body Wetmore. and for the evening De Lancey A.
Kane and E. d. Morgan. The first class called
at 1880 a m 1t a preliminary trial of thirty
saddle horses. entered in Glass ~ the horses
selected by the judges to compete tonight. En-
tries had to be three years old and able to
carry $50 pounds. Twelve horses were picked out
worthy of showing in the final. The lucky ones
were Lady Jane. James Fl. Childs: Artimas. Jules
S. Bache; Maid of Athens. Oakland Farm Alert.
Oakland Farm; May Morning. Mrs. John II. Dom
nelly; Ursula Mrs. ]. Edward Davies: Mayo, Mrs.
John Gerken; Poetry Of Motion. Lawrence Jones;
High Lassie. Lawrence Jones; Dan McCabe Thom-
] Regan; Artist lie Grand Mrs Charles Hollo
way; Sceptre. Mrs. Henry Siegel. w. II. Collier,
who showed Startle. failed to be chosen among the
elect.
A field of forty-eisht hunters came into the ring
for the second class. open to all. The early spec
tators witnessed some clever fencing. The judges
gave the blue Fox Catcher the entry of Hart
Brothers. ridden by Charles Hart Fox Catcher
jumped cleanly and without effort. Sidney j. Ho
loway the red with Cyguet, and Clarence F.
Levin took the yellow with Gold Leaf. San Toy,
the entry of Edwin H. Weatherbee. highly
commended. Robert f. Tod's Lord Mimic. Paul d.
Cravath's Hero. F Ambrose Clark's Red Oak. Miss
Vera Morriss imported IreIands Arrow and West
chester Farms Red Raven. Centennial Onerios
Jack Frost. Buck and May Belle passed up.
Glass Is. PAGERS to harness geldings. out
of four entries three showed, but the class
inferior that the judges awarded only the first
prize This went to Pearl F.. a bay mare by
Burkey. owned by r i. Watt and driven by Martin
]. Fleming
Judging started again at p. By this time the
boxes were occupied here and there, and several
thousand people were in the garden. Five pairs of
ponies made up Glass "a and attracted lively in
terest as Reginald c. Vanderbilt and Eben ID.
Jordan cIashed for the frs: time at the show. Mr..
Vanderbilt drove Frills and Spots in person. but the
judges favored Tangerine and Dominoe, the entry
of Mr. Jordan. for first place Mr.. Vanderbilt re-
ceived the red. The yellow given to Miss
Jennie Watson's entry Edna May and Lotta Faust.
roam ponies, driven by George Watson.
heavyweight carriage horses were exhibited in
Class 10. The entries shown to appropriate
two or four wheeled vehicles, and the field num-
hered twenty-five horses. Reginald c. vanderbilt
was beaten again in this class. when DR.. Selwonl
was placed second to King George. the entry of j.
Campbell Thompson Messrs Vanderbilt and
Thompson drove William II. Moore. who drove
Iowa took the yellow.
The next Glass 20. was for saddle horses. Entries
were asked to carry $50 pounds Miss Helen Fran
Fargo won the blue with May Morning. a hVe-
year-oId chestnut mare ridden by O. f. Ware. This
is the that qualified in Glass a
earlier in the day The red went to II. G. Nc
EIwane's Chief Justice, the owner riding. and the
yellow to Charles Holoway's Frank Wallace owner
up Miss Frda Baumanns Honey took the white
There were twenty entries
The novice class brought out twenty nine entries
Horses had 10 he non winners of a prize at the
ma tional horse show and owned and driven by the
exhibitor Entries shown to a twowheeled
This time it was Alfred e. Vanderbilt who
failed carry off the blue He entered and drove
The Youngster. but had to be content with second
place. The judges gave the blue to Lord Baltimore
six-year-old bay geldng. owned and driven by c.
W Watson James Hobart Noores Burlingame
took the pelow and Edward Knierems kissing
the white. William H Moore had five entries in
this class but all got the gate. The the
case with Reginald C. vanderbit's The Dictator
and Herald and Eben D. Jordan's Laodamia
Middeweight qualified hunters were judged next
in Glass 1o2. There seventeen entries, and
conformation and quality counted equally with per-
Torrance over fences. Sidney ]. Holloway scored
a popular victory with Centennial. fve-year-old
black gelding entered by the Westchester Farm.
Clarence F. Levin won the red with Gold Leaf
and Dunlop and Hooff took the yellow with Con-
fdence The highly commended award went 10
Charles E Mathers imported Mavourneen. S. Ia
ber Willets. with Wimbledon, and Mrs Charles
Pfzer. with Golden Chance. were counted out
general interest It was Class 81 and four entries
we're were carded Winiam H Moore however failed to
ton and the four Of william Carr and George Wat
son to contest the class Mr. Bratton, who is a
around the ring Mrs Gsrbea ken vas tooling News
don wheelers, While Jack DonneiIy who drove the
Carr Watson four. held the reins over Earl of
Duchess wheeers, The clever horsewoman from
Gravesend was behind the Shower fou1. and the
GerEen and the red 10 Nj Denneliy The fours
received saivos of appiauas as they crcled the
Class g. for ponies to harness, was judged next
Eben D. Jordan won the blue with Lady Ecces,
fiveyear-old brown mare 9Wner not driving Once
with the red which he took with Miss Foxhall Mr.
captured the yellow with Masterpiece. the owner
not driving. while the white went to Henry Sw.
the rens. There were sixteen entries.
Perhaps the most interesting class Of the after
teen entries. and they made a brave showing on
the tanbark. The feature was the defeat Of Eben
were able to so better than the white ribbon
Jack Donnelly won the blue. with J, W Harrimans
escaped making a ten strike. for Jay F. Carlisle
was second. with Eloquenee and Revenue and the
third. with Lady Eocene and Lady Barbara T5s
winning pair evoked oud applause. as both leader
horses worked together like machine. The en-
tries of William H. Moore. James Hobart Moore
Two classes for thoroughbreds. one for saddle
hand. wound up the afternoon awards The judges
were sadly behind & he tune me Programme & and Il was
Rfa5y %sh O'CLOCK 0ei0re 'ns ias' 'aSS was Hnishea
Fourteen thoroughbred saddlers took the ring in
Jubilant. a chestnut geldings by imp, MirthfuI-
an the sns sus M oe ssSs %
GT0we GaptgTed T a the Ted Win Kng
Fereson RoberF Stevens had the leg up Ths
yellow went to Lee Rogers by Fenton-fa Wanda
Dobbie. by Kingstock-Lemon. entered by Elliot 9.
Cowdin. The entries of Samuel Willets. r. f:
carman. jr.. and Miss Vera Morris were passed |
Class l. for thoroughbred stations, three years
were judged by ring appearance only and no atten-
ton was paid to racing performances The horses |
Turmoil, a veyear-old, won the blue for Piedmont |