New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-22
CROWDS At HORSE SHOW.
4. @. Vanderbilt Takes T'1Co Firsts
at White Plains.

With ideal weather. the second day of the annual
Westchester County horse show at White Plains
Fair Grounds proved a great success yesterday
More than twenty thousand persons were IN at
tendance All the parking spaces around the show
ring were occupied with brakes and automobiles,
while many others came in all kinds of traps
Alfred G. Vanderbilt a blue ribbon with his
Polly Prim and Full Dress the judging of three
pairs of harness horses for special prize offered
nv Tracy BOWS In this class Mr.. Vanderbilt won
easily D. G. Reid was second with his Topmast
and Mainmast
In the Judging Of four-in-hands, Mr.. Vanderbilt
entered his four and was an easy winner OF the
blue ribbon. Howard WilIets, Of course. entered
his prize horses but they lacked bit on con-
formation and action. which caused the judges to
decide in Mr.. VanderbfIts favor. Mr.. Vanderbilt
drove.
Among those who entertained friends IN coaching
parties Yesterday were Mr. and Mrs Marion Story,
Alfred G. Vanderbilt Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin H
Weatherbee Mr. and Mrs. Paul G.. Thebaud' Mr.
and Mrs Oliver Hartman. Mr.. and Mrs j. Borden
Hartman Clarence Whteman, J. ]. Carley. Mr.
and Mrs Henry Darlington, Mr.. and Mrs A c
Bostwick and Mr.. and Mrs E S Reynal
Miss NJ. G Maxwell won two first prizes and one
yellow ribbon.
The summaries:
Pairs hea~y draft horses Suitable for heavy work to
WiaeTs Won the rst pFizes easily The only other
Pairs harness horses Cover IA and exceeding IS
hands: two enttresjW0n by MAIZE en- m; Gc F sls
d hsaF Fa9cy e. second eo l. '"
Pairs ponies harness ~ hands under: two entresl
Won by c W watson 3 ChlfLon and i'u'eS' L L at'
Pa harness horses (st prize oferai by Tracy Bows;
be before der spider or sannope phaeton
tcal7 sound with good manners carrage 80 per cent
ert Of the exhibitor: entresJWoH by Alfred c.
gaRs:0s N P P3 R6 an aaa b end p &
Maclays ch. g Gold Dust and Gold Con: third H..
wiiiets and under Is hands eight enries}-
econ5 AIfred G. vanderbilt Maid OF Athens third
s Il aan9 5 Mss MT
chestnut gsd'n Adons D. e. Beds bay r sedins Top
dems heeler to b. 70 hands .s or under SIX p en-
Mrs A o. Housens Saint and Sinner. second; Miss
M Harness horses (frs. prize offered by
Cortlandt over ID hanqs ssht eR[FG%2 on by Sen ITn-
inatry. second; John DoyIe's Banker, third
G Reid be shown before coach or brake;
T 8orSS 5 FOUR Howard wiliets second.
Harness LOrse CTst prize offered by T e BishoP suit
hands to before rlnabou;; winners Of first
and prizes in Other classes barred twelve entres
Won sister e9ssTg. MAR aowsTd Wis's eUnSE
rotters stations kept years old
NcC-enahan's Hoover: J Borden HaTrimans Delnarch.
second Harry l. Toplitzs Graeme Grattan, third
Qualified middle and light weight hunters up 70 $50
Pou22s ia 8 Iseiin six entrisswon 6y GRAND Fos-
ters bay ged9g FTSnt an ogs r e0f b New
Harness horses 0rst prize offered by W n Castn;
hands suitable be shown before appro
ve1lC
Miss NJ G Maxwelrs chestnut geiding Adons: Mrs \,
q Van FIousen's Sinner. second; Miss Henrietta G.
Weatherbee's Queen Elizabeth third
TIE daily race for ponies, for mile which IS 4
feature OF the horse show. proves attractive Only
three horses were entered yesterday. AS usual
Eugene s Reynal rode his fast gray mare Alvin
Blue Print owned by Garry Kennedy, Of West
Farms proved easy winner over him. The bet
ring on Blue Print opened at money, yet was
quickly dropped > TO 8 Virginia Fair
added starter and this horse second, while
Mr. ReynaIs pony. despite hard drive. only came
in last OF the three