New-York tribune., 1905-11-18
JORDAN HORSES SCORE.
PRINCE 4TTENDS AGAIN.
Fifth Dag of Horse Sho1o Sees NJ
Wane an Interest.

royal visitor, for Prince LOUIS OF
dropped in early in the afternoon Du' -
sheless the occasion was brilliant one -
son square Garden was packed to overno"ii4s'
ana 70 navigate the promenade 1t was neoe'''
=. - fcot,su player or ex-puglhst
-~.. .,.o+ators. knowing that the days OF inc
80. ,o-sa show this city has ever ,-.o.+
So, 81 can,e early, decked IN lie -,
uar.,r1es of the rnodistes and tallof aT,z the
$50 sofes to disclose one empty So'' to,,a,re
arena seats were thronGeo-
,or, scanned to be at a premium ,ao-
rbs close of the show finds Eoei c..,o.a,,d. ~
80 Foston: Mrs. John Gerken' % [-,,,,o,,, n
rEoratio N Balm, of PoughkeePsie' r,..5arbit
-. oq chicago and Alfred u. Fai4NA -. 80
A.'o.e' -, all running neck and neck LOT
,bs honor of leading the list OF 1879 +;oral
- 80 .,,,,s shaving at a glance the ha -
- :. +ba Horse Show. Other large -
II Carlisle Of Brooklyn; u W.
- of baltimore; e. T. Stotespurs. % iIIo
r,n,o. Piedmont Stock Farm OIL Pr 1ta
and ]. " Hartman OF Ne" ,-1+.rna-
-. TOO IS not only national oU'
sto,,.1 IN its scope This is attesteo ps 80
,oerous ribbons won by Aired - "a ond
1xbt+e1vau Nation Yorkshire
,.1.-a-4 t7ai+b. Fowmanville. Ontario Cahauo
]'op' -. ,,as not the only time that New"
- eooI-ed m the Horse Show yesteru"s'
+to afternoon the news that Prince Hou-1
zF1I Cnn
-1...orbers would attend drew 10 1Aaui
e,z,,.~e Garden what was perhaps Inc -
.a+,,ea +hrorg Of the week Inc ioS -
.a5 about the middle Of the =
e,on In contrast TO last Monoay HislL, So, od-
s,s+,,er,isbed suite attended 'he - 4ba
,,,ral who appeared in full oress N.e,-ar so
,,rince came yesterday SIS d pii' IN see
+o sneak. In other words ne was
rather than 20 be SEEN ,,,r of even
.,.s however for the well lald pi1"S ,,ood
- IN individual as a prince Oh 'lle s 4La
80 -.s,o-,6t when Prince Louis enteIeu '--
-t,t,,aat-e he found 1t thronged with peopi'
-, -o 4here to see him. Even lhousN ~
-.'..o,. rsrtv was small and did It's pest ii0.
g. attract attention, it was soon sio''eI -
80. 4ba, until Prince Louis left the sho" He
,--oU watched by thousands OF pairs u
sucb aIack, is the fate of royalty
- a.. ,ri-ce's party were Mr. and Mrs. '0i''-
7.oob Astor, Miss Cassatt, Lazy 9uS'l
,e,, Mr.. and Mrs. j. B. Thayer MI diu ~
raicbard M. Elliott, the Hon. waiter D. .,
A.. lawrence Townsend and Prince Alex
ander. The entire party were lle ue'ts 49,
go Mrs Thayer and were entertained IN INC
11 Iobn Jacob Astor was waiting IN
- ,,ox 4o receive the guests The TWO princes
,.o-. froclx coats and top hats. with gray gloves
"a canee The party remained in the Garu7h
for something over one hour.
Rafore leaving Prince Louis and Lazy 1o"h
lev descended to the promenade anu iio' :
tour of the board walk. Here the couPie was
.-+,a5 and nusbed and stared at with true oeii-
ocratic freedom. Neither, however seeiieu ~
INFECT to the American Familiarity.
The features of the awards yesterday lncIuoeo
4bs victory of Lord Baltimore. C. W. Watsons
hav gelding. over Eben D. Jordan's chestnut
mare TIildred in a women's prize class In which
phaetOnS,
a measure made up for this last night, now
eyer when coupled with Plymouth Champion
the mare aided in winning for Mr. Jordan the
Brewster Prize for the best pair OF horses mares
or geldings, shown before demi-mail' spider
or Stanhope phaeton for park USE
In this class TIildred and Plymouth Champion
scored over Jay F. Carlisle's chestnut mare ana
chestnut gelding EioQuence and Revenue, which
took the red. and over Alfred G. NanderDnI 3
hay mare and bay gelding Rustling Six ano
Full Dress which were awarded the white The
yellow went to w. P. Snyders bay mares, VIII
IN Belle and wilfn Beauty. Jack DonneHy
drove the pair and Alfred G. Vanderbilt held
the ribbons over the Oakland Farm two. In this
class Hildred Showed a fash OF the familiar
form which won the Waldorf-Astoria Cup Ior
The best gig horse last year. Wilkes and En-
press the entry of William H Moore, were not
placed.
The judging of the women's qualified hunters
pleased the spectators. This class had peen
weeded out earlier in the day. Twelve selected
Jumpers showed in the final last night Miss
Belle Beach rode Sweet Brier and Countess ana
landed both in the ribbons but failed TO get the
hlue The first prize went TO the brown gelding
Wimbledon entered and ridden by s. Tabor Will
lets which had scored a blue in the out ana IN
or mig pen" class in the afternoon. These two
wins mark Wimbledon mighty shifty performer
over the fences Sweet Brier was second and
Countess fourth Had Miss Beach or any other
woman won she would have received silver
CUP from James t. Hyde Victor Mather pfloted
Charles E Mather's bay mare. imp. WildhoWer'
into third place.
1t was a night of triumph for Jordan over
Vanderbilt Not only did Mr. Jordan win the
Brewster prize with HiIdred and Plymouth
F., framnion. RELOCATING the entries Of Alfred G.
Vanderbilt TO fourth place. but in the class Tor
single Monies TO harness he scored the blue again
,a,,,b The brown mare Tangerine, while the best
sbe chestnut gelding FrilIs. driven by Reginald
r. Vanderbilt could do was to capture the H. c.
award In this case Mr.. Jordan also ri-
,noubee over Mrs John GerlIen, who took the
red with the bay mare Solitaire George Wat
son. who entered and drove the roam mare Welsh
Girl won the yellow.
with the show nearly over, Mr.. Jordan has
such a. good lead that unless his entries do
poorly to-day he ought to come out the largest
winner of the week
The show this year has been remarkably free
from mistakes on the part Of the judges and
slxtcks" or the part Of exhibitors In one OF
tbe classes yesterday afternoon the critics dis
aeree6 with the men who award the ribbons.
hut this has been the exception this week and
- ~, apv means The rule. The difference OF