New-York tribune., 1906-11-24

r1,g, tide came and went at the Horse Show
,.s- night. Never before, even on e Thursday
- Friday night, has there been such an at
tendance. At the evening performance, too. was
s-o-7s5 the choicest all around programme that
hss been offered through the week All the
sr,--inatior trials were over and the horses
s--e-ed n the various events were the cream
=, their classes There was little sensational
vo-. done. but s. was all Of g high order Of
merit
The Martinique Hotel Plate went. ss was ex-
pe,teo. 10 Forest King. Nala, which was the
rsse-ve tor the waidorf-Astoria Cup, and Wal
do-. 6 chestnut geIding from the Allandele Sta
HES contested for the plate also, but their de-
tsat was foregone conclusion. even when II
z-zs seen that Nala was in much better shape
than he was or Wednesday. Eighteen horses
had besn entered for the plate. but only these
thrse appeared. Forest King was the same glo-
rsous animal that he was earlier II the week
Nala took first honors II class "a for carriage
horses over fifteen hands. He Is a bay stallion,
standing 152 and formerly was known as
DAVE Telluride. Next TO Forest King he Is
prcbstly the fashiest horse shown at the Gar
den iris week being only slightly inferior TO the
Moore horse in knee and hook action
Vel known exhibitors did not do well as
OF some other days Besides the Martinique
Plste Judge Moore got blue ribbon and Al
fred Vanderbilt got another one. The best prize
his brother bore Of was q red one Mrs. Gerken
captured her second blue ribbon of the week.
Miss Morosini showed only one entry. Gay Boy
snd Deva IN Class As for teams shown 10
phaetons. She did not show her other entries
srong them being Togo and Glorious, for the
Martinique Plate. Both the Vanderbilts and
the other well known exhibitors also kept their
horses out Of some Of the leading classes. The
absence OF Eben D. Jordan and most OF his sta
Die was made all the more noticeable by this.
Both the Watson and Westchester stables bore
OF several ribbons OF various degrees.
Tie Challenge Cup for the best hackney stall
hon II the show was won by Meanwood Majesty,
hRe looking animal, seven years old, belonging
TO Eben D. Jordan. Oxford won the reserve
Re Is an eighr-year-old chestnut, belonging to
ne stable of William White Of New Centreville,
and NJ. Jo-5ar's fine animal did not get the
award un-- after long deliberation. The cup
mas 70 be Won Two consecutive years to become
ne property oS any contestant Last year, when
rrst offered. II went 10 Alfred A. HaIey's Mon
creiHe Vengeance. Mr.. Haley is not showing
MS year. or he very likely would have become
ne owner Of the cup
lie winner Of the championship for stallion
''otters' breeding classes was the bay Mograzia,
belonging 70 Miss Kate Wilks, Of Gait, Ontario.
Mss W-ks has had seven entries in seven events
alc has taken three blue ribbons and one yellow.
TIE reserve was AIonarchaI- q fine spirited ami
Hnal in spite Of his eleven years.
Reginald Tanderhilts Bravo. which he was
eFlv-ng in Class "a. for harness horses. was
gated again. much To Nj Vanderbilt's obvious
vas easily The winner. c. ". Watson's Lord
baltimore an6 Harry D HoIloways Grand
Dacness crowdHg each other hard for second
IooFs, which We're finally won by the Watson
s1lFy, with Everett Everett driving. Lord Balti-
more and his team mate, Ny Maryland. then
"oS hrsr honoCs in Class 30. for harness horses.
ne event ~ greatest popular interest was
PROBABLY Class 101 for ladies' qualified hunters.
Aes|lck, the easy moving hunter OF Mrs Julian
MOTIFS. with Arthur White up easily captured
1e blue Sir Thomas. who threw his rider.
-as74es Hart jr- on Tuesday night. came near
'--g i again last night. Taking the third
.-'-p ne fouled The gate, coming 10 his knees.
~ H&rT pulled him 70 MS feet again without
"S-As his seat. which caught the eye Of the
-'"o- sydney Holloway won much applause
20 oE his handling Of the Holloway Stable
'-'-'s particularly Red Raven. which he lifted
The gates in fine shape.
Df. Shirley Carter, upon Rufus I. Pa,erso,.a
s.O"n mare Jasmine was thrown By the r.r-
-S animal soon after she entered the arena tr
q He landed easily on the soft tanba,k
N mare ran IN and out among the others
-l--y eVading the grooTns and attendants
turtba.-l l.lers lodged the mare skiIfuly. and M
i''-slap occurred, Or. Carter mounting