New-York tribune., 1905-08-20
HORSE SHOW AT QU0GUE.
Af ar IN did of Tribune Fresh Air
Fund q BIG Success.

Quogte, Long Island, Aug 19 (SpeciaD.-The Cam
non Ball Horse Show at Quogue yesterday, for the
oenent OF the Tribune Fresh Air Fund, de-
cided success from every point of view All the
clnsses We're we'll filled, the summer colony was out
IN force, competition keen, and Dame Nature
furnished an ideal day At the close the show it
was decided to make the affair annual fixture.
Inc show was unique in many ways The name
was taken from the Saturday special train the
Long island Railroad known the Cannon Ball
hNpress and patronized by the south shore con-
'iheeht In the second place. the event man
ased solely by women The show supported
not only by the people of Quogue but by repre-
sehta'Wes from Good Ground. East Quogue, West
hampton Westhampton Beach and Riverhead.
Quosue first horse show held the broad
lawn of George b. Penniman. The large ring was
circled by rows of three deep. Shortly after
o'clock. the time scheduled for the Judging of the
first class. every taken The white
dresses and fancy sunshades showed up brilliantly
in the bright sunlight
A large part OF the success of the affair waA due
to the untirng zeal of the committee. composed of
Mrs. R. c. Lewis, president; Miss Pauline Ives.
N1ce-president; Miss Anna Ladd Cutter, secretary.
and Miss Florence McD. Baylis. treasurer.
One of the features of the afternoon three
tea tents in charge OF Mrs. Walter Lester Carr
and her assistants Miss Isabel Peters. Miss Edith
Thurston, Miss Rosae Tone Miss Helen Bruff.
MISS Ruth Oliphant Miss Olga Kobbe Miss Helen
Coe. Mrs. Kendall Rogers and Mrs Sheppard
Ihirteen entries for the class for single ponies,
driven by children. faced the Judge 1t was an ex-
ceptionally fine field, and the Judge, L. Hastings
Arnold. jr.. deliberated a lorg time before he
finally awarded the blue ribbon Major, driven by
Miss Dorothy Broistedt Miss Mary Pennimans
black mare, Riki i-Tik-Tavi carried off second
honors Yellow ribbons were awarded to all the
other entries
Another big field appeared for honors in the class
Tor harness horses to be shown before single traps.
Melville Fl. Bearns, with his brown geding, sham
rock; Kingsley Swan. driving his brown geldng.
Chappie. and Mrs. r. c. Lewis. with her bay geld
Ing. Prince F. the last to remain In the ring.
The awards were given in that order.
Melville H Bearns scored his second win Of the
day in the fifth class for pairs shown before
double trap. His pair, Jack and jill, easily
the best of the class and awarded the blue
ribbon Fudge and Flip. driven by Miss l. Van
Boskerck, won second honors.
George H. Penniman loudly applauded when
he won the coveted ribbon In the class for pairs
suitable for farm or stage He drove his pair.
Prince Charlie and Flora Macdonald before a
moving machine
Miss Mary A Pattin of New-York was the
heroine OF the day. She two events with her
chestnut gelding Chicadee. first under saddle and
then in the combination class for horses 10 be
driven and then ridden There were 10s exhibitors
during the afternoon
Among the people present were Mr. and Mrs
Charles L. Bausher Miss Baylis, Mr. and Mrs
Henry J. Cullen, Mrs William A. Childs DR.. and
Mrs. Walter L. Carr, Mrs. Samuel d. Craig Mr.
aad an mrs. Anderson Fowler, Miss Foster Miss Sal
Thomas Howe Mrs oliVer tchedek Mr end MIs Ms
and Mrs Sheppard Homans. Mr.. and Mrs T. NJ.
MF5 Alfred Ma6aS and @ Nh. Ry5s SEayHssaaf amt
Mrs Wian n K ocott @ Ig Mrs 0ffnm %am Pssza
MI and Mrs Gardner h. Penniman, Mr.. and Mrs.
9Eison GI n E. ,,s Smith IN Mr. and Mrs Henry n Tiff,
Boskerck and Mr.; and Mrs, Rodney A Ward all
Of Of Manhattan; d t5 M ana Mrs 3 Herbert Smith,
Ralph Cutter, Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Joost Mr. and
M Mrs aahsn WhsI y MyndeTss Miss Myndegse Mr and
aaddsn bd Trs Nj Fan and Sdfs Mrs AeNaner White M
mr. and Mrs m a9a bunne M
and Mrs. Melville II. Bearps, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
n Mrs M ame n M T nd s James M
Maiiiara N. Gamble and Mr. and Mrs Frank lo Hodg o
inson were among the prominent Brooklyn repre-
The ring, coElmitteee, was composed e William
Easton. Orison Hamilton Smith, Raymond Ives.
Thomas Eddy Hardenbergh. Robert c. Lewis. Al,
bert Van Wyck. Stuyvesant Fish Morris. jr Rich
ard Lewis Morris, William Baylis, tr and Abraham
Burtis Bayls.
The summarizes
Glass No. Chorse be shown before delivery wagon
Rose4as oS snf5Ss 6es Sec Second G9pAnY T. m jennie B.
\ No 1s for f Prince 0r stage eSa and e @ by
Flora Macdonald Ralph L. Cutters b Pete and b. m.
Class NJ ponies children to dTiye,won
Penhmahs y Ms RSTShg NJ MAJOR
Class Ne (hOTses 70 be shown before single tTsP}m
Class pairs be shown before double tTap,mwGn
Van & m dse sna o5r p M Frank
c. Yetters b. g Genius; DR. A Downs's b m. Electric
Glass No. SADDLE horses. shown at walk tr9t and
@ rn B. Ras ms & 'F ow sseo6
No S sR MaTe A. latin to c be tssn
Mrs H9wes b h S TesGnd s1d our.e,d.
sr e Barney and b z May wque second.