The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-05-14
WOMAN TAKES DRIVING HONORS
Miss Giulia MOrOSini Takes Blue Ribbon
in Speedway Parade.


The sixth annual parade OF the Road
/ Drivers Association. held yesterday, may
! well be termed the banner event In the his
| tory Of the association. Not only was the
| number In the line OF march yesterday larger
than ever before, but the horse show proved
the browning fes ture and is sure to become
q fixture hereafter.
Contrary 70 the usual custom. the start was
made promptly. This was essential. a. the
starting point at Seventy second street and
Riverside Drive madethe journey to the Speed
way a long one. First came a squad OF
mounted police followed by the Old Guard
Band of music in a four horse carryan. Then
came Grand Marshal Nathan Ely. with the
distinguished guests following. Gen. Nelson
A. Miles. Louis P. Hafen, George Cromwell,
William McAdoo, John J. Palas and Henry
{. SchTaeder occupied the first two carriages
and Paul Dana, George W. Plunkitt and SAM
uel Mcmillan rode in the third.
Miss GiulA Morosini led the line after
the guests and judges. her triple hitch Of
chestnuts and ba sket spider phaeton attract
Ing much attention, After the president,
Dr. Gill. and Vice President W. VI. Jermyn,
the line practically formed itself. II was so
long that the leaders were crossing the via
duct when the last 20 start had left the starting
point Among the visiting horsemen J. 4.
Meyer Of Newark made a splendid showing
with the ribbon decorations on his horse.
that attracted much attention. Later his
entry attracted the attention Of the judges
sufficiently 70 get ribbon. J. A. Van Wrinkle
represented the Paterson club, He drove
the pacing pair Don Shelton. 223I. and Al
berts shedd. 2:251I Robert Pierce. also
from the silk City drove Frank McGraw.
In one respect the parade yesterday did not
equal that OF last year. The number Of
horsewomen who drove was less. 1t must
be said, however. that what was lacking
in numbers was fully made up in quality.
II il doubtful II any city 10 the world could
produce half a dozen more skilled horse
women than those who drove in the line
yesterday.
Miss MOrosin attracted the most stten-
ton for her hitch was decidedly novel. Her
skill with the reins h unquestioned. Mrs.
Lehman Straus had model hitch for park
or parade and she looked thOroug hly az ease.
Mrs. J. G.. Peterson drove high melted
PAGER with fast record, but her skill kept
him AZ all times under control. II 10 a good
guess that she can drive him a mile 70 his
record, Mrs. George Huber handled her
horse with skill. Miss Edith Hard not only
handled her horse well in the parade but
she showed 30 well later on that the
Judges pinned a ribbon 20 the bride.
After the line had passed up the Speed
way and returned 70 the reviewing stand.
the awards were made for the three best
vent 70 Miss Morosini for her triple hitch.
Glorious, Glory and Peacock. Harry l..
ToplitIs pair, Judy and BcardmGn, ard
yellow went 20 Dr. ellis Auditor b.. winner
at the last national show.
The horse show followed and Il was really
the feature OF the day. good show ring
had been made half way up to High Bridge.
where 1900 spectators could have good view
were men well known In the stand at the
National Horse Show and several OF the classes
that came into the ring were OF National SHOW
and ndd JOHN sbuts jr judged The Prot trotts
GEORGE b; Halms we're named to Judge the
Class was for trotters TO speed wagon.
An even dozen came through the safe, and
ionS V time s' to ploE The wihnsTs ana tSs5 tbs
blue went 70 VespeT Belle, driven by c. x.
sRckett Kitty Giltner. 2:lek. driven BY
70 Auditor b Class . for PAGERS 70 speed
yaEonG orought another large held into the |
rms. Many we're sPeedwey isvorites. but
went 70 George n, and the red 20 Fanny X. !
Miss Edith Hard won the yellow With Fanny |
s7 WITH sSr eient s Il ei LqEs
a knot but she had 20 leave " ithout Il.
Class for teams was not hard 70 decide as I
BoardmAn and GrGehme GrSttan simply |
smothered the Others. AZ hetw the cham.
Plon trotting team West wilkes. 2lSH, and |
the Judges differed from the public, II speed |
was a IA ctor, Of course. the Burke pair should i
have had the blue Y II was no, they die not
The red webt 20 the Burke pair and the yellow /
20 Sir George and Sir Walter.
Chief Croker drove an attractive cross |
crowd IS, R SF 6@ @r ne Se'H Judges on 2S
John r. Dircrt and Perlie driven BY Henry 4,
Steers A. AlerRnder won the red With