New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-05
TANDERBILT WINS TWICE.
His Horse Beats Mrs. Gerhren's
Nezcsbou at DmLand's Horse Shoe.

Those who attended the third evenings session
of the DurIand Companys horse show in the acad-
ernv in West 66th-st. last night were treated to
big surprise In Class No. Is, for the best run
about horse Alfred G. Vanderbilts handsome
chestnut mare Lady Kathryn captured the blue
ribbon defeating such a notable performer as Mrs.
John Gerken's chestnut mare Newsboy. The latter
received second prize.
Mr. Vanderbilt again victorious in class No.
o. for the best four In hand team over fifteen
hands The Cedar Court Stubbles's entry got
second prize in this class, and third place went
10 the entry of William II. Moore, Mrs. Gerken,
however took the blue ribbon in class No. Is, for
the best pair of horses li3 hands ana uhuer' WIN
Newsboy and Shop Girl.
Another large crowd was present and 1t was
not until nearly midnight that the evenings ex-
hbition ended. Tonight the show will come TO
close.
Another interesting class was No 6, for women
saddle horses 152 hands and First prize
went 10 James c. Marshalls Lady Betty. julius
s Bache's Tip Top carried off first honors in com
binatiou class No. S. and in class No. y, for the
best tandem over 14.3 hands and not over l5I
hands Mrs J. b. NJ. Grosvenor's Fascination and
Captivator were the winners. For the best
women's harness horse, Mr., H. Moore's chestnut
eeldng Perfection received the blue ribbon. Second
place went to Mrs Grosvenor's brown mare
Laughing Water. The summaries follow:
Glass No yomens saddle horses 10 hands and over
women 9 pt 10 'i I5 b. ears MIS- II s Ru5enss Blk m
t;r5svenorfs Blk m Geneva. IL, years, third Miss
Marion Rollins b. Thelma 1913. years, fourth
Class combination class; 10 be driven before an
appropriate vehicle then changed 70 saddle and RIDDEN
Won by j. S Bache's b. & TpTop, l0l i2, years MRS
J. b. NJ. GrosyenoT's CHI Dixie. l5.2 wears second
Gears third; stables CHI IL. Elsa fourth.
Glass the best pair. 143 hands and under)-
Won by Mrs. John Ger6en's ch. Newsboy, l4-5, y
years CHI shop Girl. 146 years; j. CSanApoeli
Thompson's. b. Gossip. 143 I years and b. m
Scandal 143 years second; REnnymeoe stock taIln ;
br. m. Queen. 143. years and br M Crescent. lab
= years. third
exceeding 151 hauds)-Won by Mrs. John b. NJ Gros-
venors ch G. Fascination years, and Oh. Cap
ttyation. IS. years; Miss Emily II. Bedford's CHI g.
Fandango Rufus, 14314, . years, and CHI Bonanza
14.31a. years second; T. s. Heddens CHI m Lady cay
l4Z and oh. g. Jersey Cadet, l4313 years
third
Glass (for four-in-hand, 10 hands,
entry. second; William II MooTes entry, third.
Glass No. 2S Qor best runabOut horse)-Won by
Oakland FARMS CHI IN. Lady Kathryn, 151, O. years;
Mrs. John Cerken's ch Newsboy, lab years. sec
Ond; Mrs. E. De Cernea's b g The Earl, l43, third
Glass No - Gor the best womens harness horsel-
Won by William II. Moore's oh. Perfection l48%t,
~ years: Mrs J. b. NJ. Grosyenors br m Laugh
b. n Gossip, Il 3, years; third; Mrs. 4. o. Van
Aeusen'S b. Saint. 15.1. : years, fourth.
Class No SO Cor the best pair of harness horses l43
and not exceeding 152 hands)WOn by George Watson
blk. 8. The Jap, 15112 g years. and blk. Japan,
l91ie, years; strauss Hexters oh, G. Floral King,
l3I1e; years and oh. z, Gold Dome 49, years.
second; Albert De Cernea's CHI m. The College Widow,
143, and ch 2. The Cowboy g. third }. +. Manning
b. g. Dictator, 1872 and b. Director. 1872,
years, fourth.