New-York tribune., 1905-11-20
HORSE SHOW WINNERS.
Ribbons at This Years Exhibition
We're Eucnly DiUided.


The prizes at the horse show, which closed
last Saturday night were evenly distributed In
some years one exhibitor has captured almost
all the good prizes. Last year F. d. Jordan
was the successful man, and the year before
that William H. Moore won. One year Thomas
W. Lawson captured everything, and another
year 1t was DR.. W. Seward Webb.
In the amount of money won William H.
Moore this year heads the list, with S3,1T to his
credit but of this amount $500 is in the Wal
dorf-Astoria Cup and s7oo in the Hotel Mar
Unique Plate. and each of these trophies he
must win again before they become his prop
erty.
Alfred G. Vanderbilt won So. 125. and in this
amount is the Coaching Club prize, which, hav-
ing been won twice. is now Mr.. vanderbilts
property.
E. D. Jordan is third on the list, with S1S45,
and Mrs. Gerken fourth with S1S40. z. D.
Jordan the largest number of ribbons. His
horses captured twenty-eight. those of William
n. Moore won twenty seven. those of Mrs. Ger
ken twenty-four and Alfred G. Vanderbit's ff-
teen.
Lawrence Jones, of Louisville. captured the
trotting stallion championship with Guy Fort
une. In the regular trotting classes Horatio
N Balm had the best success. He and his wife
won S1,1o0. Guy Fortune won the racing class
won with Advance Guard, and in the PAGER
class T. L. Watt was successful with Pearl.
In the roadster classes A. B. Maclay won the
championship for singles with Auditor B.. and
z. T. Stotesbury the championship for
pairs with Preferred and Referred
Alfred A Haley was most successful with
hackneys He won the challenge cup with Mon
crieff Vengeance William Carr won the cham
pionship prize for mares with Fakenham Prin-
dsn IN
the best American bred hackney with Flaa1light.
rorest KtnF. owned by William H. Moore. won
the harness championship for single horses un-
der 1872 hands That for those above 1872 hands
went to James Hobart Moores Birmingham. In
the class for pairs under 1872 hands Jay F.
Carlisle's EloQuence and Revenue won, and in
the larger class Birmingham and Burlingame
captured the coveted prize. This pair also won
the National Horse Show Associations gold cup
for pairs of harness horses.
The tandem prizes went two to Alfred G.
Vanderbilt with The Youngster and Rustling
SILK, one to E. D. Jordan with Kitty Gray and
Norma and one 10 J. W. Hartman with Laugh
ing Water and Indian Chief.
In the four hand classes Alfred G. Wander
bilt won with his park team and again with
his road team. and captured the Challenge Cup.
William H. Moore won with his park team when
horses only counted, and Mrs. Gerken won with
a team under Is hands.
The pony prizes were well distributed Mrs
Hawley Master Hawley. William H Moore, E.
D. Jordan the Watt family, Mrs. Gerken and
G w Watson won.
Lawrence Jones won the championship for
saddle horses under 15.2 hands with Poetry of
Motion, and the Piedmont Stock Farm, owned
by SYDNEY Paget won in the larger class with
Jubilant.
OF the hunters c. f Mather's wildfower won
the heavyweight championship, S. Taber Will
Iets's Wimbledon won the middleweight cham
pionship and westchester Farms Cygnet won
the lightweight championship. Hart Brothers
with Sir Roderic the Hunters Cup
The able of the winnings follows: