New-York tribune., 1906-11-20

placed in the class, which went to Alfred u.
Nanderbilt'S RuStling SILK.
One of the popular favorites to receive ap-
plause from all hands Alfred Gwynne Van
derbilt's bay mare Sweet Marie. who captured
two blue ribbons for the Oakland Farm. In the
afternoon she led all the heavy carriage horses.
and at night she again took first honors in class
<5 for horses, carriages and appointments.
There were only three events before the lunch
con recess and most of the morning session was
taken up in passing on the forty-nine hunters
and jumpers in class 100. Before this event the
wedding out of the saddle horses which will COM
pete in the finals for that class tonight took
much time. There were only four women riders,
one Of them being Mrs John Gerken, who is
as much part of the Horse Show as her entries.
She on her big chestnut mare Mayo, on
which she qualified. Generous applause was ac-
corded to little Miss Margaret Weyher. who rode
Mrs. Charles Roioway's Artist LIE Grande. Miss
Mabel B. Hooley failed to qualify on her little
black mare Delight, which appeared to be rather
uneven in her gait, which probably accounted for
her getting the gate.
The jumpers in class 1O9 proved only moder-
ately interesting, nearly all the horses pecing
baking. The riding of young Sidney Holloway
on Oneiros and unruiness Of Robert z. Tod's
Sapolio were the only things which reused the
spectators from their air of indifference.
Two women won the first and third honors in
Glass 75 for saddle horses, the blue ribbon going
TO Mrs H. G. McFlwaines bay mare Red Wood
and the yellow to the brown mare Honey, en-
tered and ridden by Miss Frida Baumann.
Thomas J. Ryan's Claretta was third and
Charles Holloway's Tit Willow fourth.
When the heavyweight carriage horses in
Glass 43 came on, Airy Lads overabundance Of
EplTitS almost caused q Srldu stampede, but
after he had been taken out of the ring every
thing went smoothly. Alfred and Reginald Van
derbilt with four entries, were first, third and
fourth when the awards were made, Sweet
Marie taking the first of her two blue ribbons
for the Oakland Farm.
The qualified hunters entered In Class 90 were
watched with general interest. Only one horse,
Red Raven the Westchester Farm entry, baked,
although several of them fouled the barriers on
the first turn. In the first trial Red Raven
baked three times at the third jump and 1t was
not until s. J. Holloway. who was up, had used
his riding crop vigorously that the black gelding
went over. Then he cleared 1t by nearly two
feet, and finally earned the second prize, George
Peppers Lord Mimic getting the blue ribbon.
William H: Moore. with his tandem team.
Longie and Menella, won his second blue ribbon
in the next event, Donner and Bitten, Miss
Emily H Bedfords well known team, being sec
one Of which she drove, but failed to carry off a
single ribbon.
Reginald vanderbilt's brown gelding failed to
qualify among the nine polo ponies in Glass 81,
William H. Moore adding to his collection of
blue ribbons with Berkley Bobs, Carr Brothers
c. V: Champion being second and Mrs. Gerken's
The most closely contested event of the day
was IN class 70. for thoroughbred saddle horses.
F. Vivian Gooch, the international Judge. had
charge of this class. and he had hard Job in
deciding on the winner. After narrowing the
thirteen entrants down TO two, George Watson s
Sporting Life and James G. Marshairs Brigand,
Mr.. Gooch mounted both animals in turn and
trotted them around the arena himself. after
ward having their saddles removed and sub
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amid cheering, he awarded the blue to Sporting
Life.
The veterinary surgeons who will be on hand
during the week IN behalf OF the association are
DR.. H. d. Gill, of New York; DR.. c. J. Marshall,
of Philadelphia, and DR.. Richard w. Kingston Of
New York. The ring committee yesterday after
noon was Thomas Hitchcock jr, and George
Peabody Wetmore. while F. X. Stursis and E. D.
Morgan acted In similar capacity last night
The awards in detail follow:
EVENING AWARDS.
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I42 yrs. old first prize 500; second. s5o
third, S25; eighteen entries-First Dainty Miss, b
a l. yrs, B. Ogden Chisholm, Mcrrstoun. N, ~ nd
den by James sohweiger Second Sport b M u aged
Third Master, Ill aged; p II. Davis, agent
Now York CITY; ridden by Miss Beatrice Frotbingharn
Highly commended, Black Bquirrel blk. e., 141h yrs
Thomas ]. Ryan. New York Cityi ridden by T. n. Cor
class Is, Cnnares Eedlngs not under B9i shown
before q broughani the horse 10 count so per cent
brougham Is harness 10 and veres 10; the horses
prize $50; S75 third S35 thirteen entries
First Sweet Marie b. 16.1. yrs, Oakland Farm
Newport r 1. driven by Joseph Miles. Second, Iowa
blk G. 1904. aged William H Moore. New York City.
driven by T. Hicks. Third G-andee b. g., 161. aged
Frank Fuham, agent Brooklyn. N Y, driven by Frank
I-uIham. Highly commended Queen Dalta, oh.
i6O1A yrs. Herbert L. Pratt New York City, driven
BY George Pinney-
Glass IS pair and best appointed road rig
Guiding wagons harness. robes blankets whips. STYLE