New-York tribune., 1905-11-18

eight entries, Frederick w. Okie rode the Pied
mont Stock FARMS chestnut gelding to victory
Jack Spradey's Surprise Miss Rhea H. Reid's
Eudora and James G. Marshall's Lady Betty
took the other ribbons in the order named
The judging of teams of three polo ponies, rep
resenting polo club and ridden by members or
the Polo Pony Association. wound up the after
noon session. Squadron was represented by
two teams. entered by Joseph Rowland Hunt
and Robert Cutting Lawrence, and the local
riders carried off the blue and the red The
other entry, the New-Haven Polo Club team,
was third. L. E. Stoddard rode for New-Haven
The ponies were asked to perform the regular
polo evolutions
The feature Of the morning judging was the
women'S prize for single horses, to be shown to
a womans phaeton with rumble. Women drove,
and the class attracted nine entries. The judges
furnished surprise by placing Lord Baltimore
and Lady Eocene over Hildred in opposition to
the opinion of most of the experts. Miss Belle
Beach drove Hildred. and Mr.. Jordan's mare was
unQuestionably the best horse In the ring Ap-
pointments counted so per cent IN this class
however, and perhaps this Influenced the de-
cision.
Mrs, Blaisdell drove Lord Baltimore for c. w
Watson, and the bay gelding certainly made
good the claim that he is one of the most ldeal
horses for woman to drive ever exhibited at
Madison Square Garden. Miss f. M Whiting
held the reins over Dosoris Park Stables bay
mare Lady Eocene, and won the red Tor - n L.
Pratt. Here, too, is q spanking good morse.
though hardly up to the class OF H1ldred anu
Lord Baltimore. William H. Moore depenoea on
DonneIly, but had to be content with the WInte
Some of the wise ones thought that the Whlte
markings of Hildred made the Jordan mare TOO
fiashy for the ideal woman's park morse ana IL
is likely that the judges took this into conSld-
Grafton in awarding the ribbons ,.au
Two classes for pairs of ponies 10 harness
brought out small fields but some keen cofnpe-
titton. In class for ponies other thar. shet-
lands, the blue went to G. W. Watsons pair,
Chiffon and Ruffles, driven by Mrs. Biaisdel-
T. L. Watt won the red with Berkeley Astonlsh-
ment and Sensation, and the white with Gray
,+orf- NicrFf
entered and driven by Miss Grace Watt Harry
Payne Whitney received the yellow with Gen
eraI and Masterpiece. Cocksparrow and Iorch-
light with Mrs. John Gerken driving had only
one opponent to beat in Glass II and TINS the
bay stations had no difficulty IN DONG Inc
judges decided that Sugar and Spice, the entry
of J. Garner West, were good enough TO deserve
The Judging OF six pairs OF Shetland ponies
pleased the little folk who were on hand in
eoodly numbers Mrs. Z. F. Hawley sent two
teams into the ring and carried off the olue aIle
Pittsford and Aberdeen of Pittsford caught the
eyes of the judges and received the first award
while Ellerslie of Pittsford and Erie OF P1ttstord
driven by Master Alfred Dewitt Hawley, We're
placed second. Miss Maria a. Htrst, who heid
the reins over Nip and Tuck, a SNOWY little palr
of mares. won the yellow, ana the WhlIe
went to Toronto and Red Fox. entered and
driven by T. L. Watt. jr.
In the opening class OF the morning session
women's qualified hunters were shown for a
preliminary judging, and out Of Twenty-Five en-
tries eight were picked to take part IN the final
contest which occurred last night and is given
elsewhere Those to qualify were San Toy, imp.
Mavourneen, imp. Wildfower. Charity, Cygnet
Sweet Brier, Countess and Wimbledon nearly
all ribbon winners this week.
A harness horse class for dealers provided q
blue for John Reamers Allen Bell, which won
over a field of twenty-seven entries. Hlney, the
entry of Moses G. Byers, was second, and John
S. Bratton's Glenwood and John Doyle's Banker
were fourth and third, respectively.
The morning session closed with the judging
of class for horses suitable to become hunters.
There were eleven entries, and the competlt1on
was long and keen Dick Donnelly had the leg
up on Sapolio, the entry of Thomas Kenny, and
the Judges finally gave him the blue. Park Hill
entered and ridden by Clarence F. Levin. took
the red. Ebonyette and Eocrys took the other
ribbons for Samuel Willets and Miss Vera Nor
ris, respectively.