New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-21
WHITEPLAINS HORSE SHOW
N1yY AT THE OPENING.
Alfred @. Vanderbilt Wins Only One
Second and One Third.

resoite the Indictment weather. there was large
gathering ar the opening OF the annual horse SNOW
1bich was held yesterday in connection Win TIC
xvsstchegter County Fair at the White Plains FAIR
r.-o---as MANY peo5Ie came in fourth hands and
.-.ounob.les and each one had special party OK
MIR own 10 entertain. Nearly al the parking
s2s.es around the show ring were occupied BY va
-5ore kinds of traps and ii s announced mat I0F
+o-say ever space has been engaged.
Among those who had coaching parties yesterday
= xzflI.sr, Il Catln ard Mss Mary Catlin, M
and Mrs Edwin H Weatherbee. Mr. and mrs
Marion story. e S Reynal. Mr.. and Mrs r. n
;,rsseu and Mr. and Mrs. u. ". Caswen- others
.ss,- were James NcClenahan, Elliott Cowdln'
= + T,-ln7a-. Mrs Henry siegeI VINO brought
-a-rv Of friends in an automobile; A V WEi'eIhah'
J. CAREY and Clarence Whiteman-
AIRED G. Vanderbilt, who had six entries, had
t.5 luck as he failed 10 win any drst prizes IN the
s.4,.,sn- classes and. instead, carried on only a
I'D and third prize. The competition in the
.sgtnS Of fourteen harness horses for special
.-jEss offered by J. u. Marlborough was unusually
,,-fred as there were twelve entries. Bets weVo
Ids among g number Of horsernen that Alfred G.
vanderbilt would get the blue ribbon with his
chestnut mare, Lady Kathryn, but the judges gave
-. ers- prtze 10 c. ". Wa1son's Newmarket MI.
vanderbilt xas second and Lehman Strauss G4oOe
third The summaries;
Heavy draught horses-won BY Howard Wilets' who
A. na-aess horses 6I hands under; TWO entries
No prize awarded as there were ofs yal5nEs
ss II Harness Cabove y hands and not exceeding 70
Nv Trenor l. Park; second. Snow Ball gr NJ owned %
7 I VAT: third Ballybracl. owned by HOWARD \ W
Harness horses earst prize John D Arohbold
three enr-ies)-WoI by Saint z m, 9 o F11y and Bang
D c. Reid owner; third. Brother and sister, Fo"Ai1
saddle horses carst prize offered by E g Potter over
IA hands under - hands: seven 3 2y
v EIiott's International; second MISS "a ,asas
we-Fs Jacobe: third Miss Henrietta { "ea'heF0ee
0P s4n5 horses suitable for nabout special prizes
ing 10 2Anost 70 e ~ IIs4s4n's Oh 2 Newmarket:
'2o ~ bs-9sss horses fexcseding 151 hands;
.-7.eyvo1 nv Daniel G Reds b. <. Flingrnaster ana
CT Paynnester: second. Alfred B Macay coo LUST
a c5e5 heavyweight hunters 80 carry 100 pounds
over prize offered by Edwin Could six en{Tesl
Woa by Howard Wilet,s Jack second Freaer-eh II
Harness horses jGrst prize offered ny tavELa "a
erbee: hands: eleven enrieslNon oy 1el.zlA
e55: = G Tanderbilt's Polly Prim third -,...
Pairs roadsters six entriestNor by HaTry l.
Mtnot and Nundal. second Howard Nilets jay W anu
ybi1stion harness ans saddle horses suitable for
and saddle purposes JhlTtee1 Eiio+3s
Mss c. NsETeIls ch e Jaeo5e MS " :; E- liz
beth third
The closing contest Of the. day was race for
Monies 40 hands and under. in which several own
49, rode their mounts The purse amounted to Sl35,
but hundreds were bet on the race Alvin. owned
end ridden bv E :. Reynal ard Snlper, owned by
6 Van setback Of White Plains. were made close
4so-fres er The opening Of the betting. but finally,
when : big sum was dumped on the bookmakers.
Sinner was made first choice and he Won by a
length from Alvin The time 1:l514. Socks,
owned by E NJ Whitenlan. third.