New-York tribune., 1906-07-18
NEW YORK HORSES WIN
A. G. Vanderbilfs Rustimg SIX
Falls at atlantic City Shoe.
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Auantic City, July 1.-THE openinz, ,lav of
.he Atlantic City Horse Sh>w to-day was marred
. some extent by a heavy shower which broke
during the middle of the afternoon The tudotn,,
"snt on however. after It had cleared up
Ahere were no accidents but a co,,ple OF incl
i'S a41oTded some excitement in one instance and
-'ussi.leht IN the other. David Dunlop Of Peters
ouis' va was riding the bay gelding John T
Morgan for Mrs. Dorothy H. Henderson. of Vfr-
slnia. when the horse instead OF going over the
rails Of q jump. took the fence of the ring and
cleared It with bound as easily as he might have
ieapeo over soap box. The crowd scattered put
no damage was done
The other incident which might bave resuIta5
more seriously, when Alfred G. Vanderbilrs $
Day mare Rustling Silk got one Of her feet over the
smart ana took header When she fell the groom
Jumped over the dashboard, landed on the horse
ana was at her head in an instant. No damage was
done beyond bending the dashboard of the cart
but the horse was out Of the contest
New York horses carried of the majority of the
ribbons to-day Mrs. John Gerken was well TO the
1ore- Her Newsboy and ShopgirI. which have taken
more blue ribbons perhaps than any other team in
the country. walked of with the blue in the two
classes IN which they shown together this
afternoon.
Charles H. Watson, of New York. won several
hrsts. while other ribbon winners included Mrs r.
b Kerr, Mrs ". S. Elliott Miss Blackburn and
Mrs George Byrd. Following is summary Of the
classes judged this afternoon
Class 45 Chye pairs maiden horses first prize $50
York. with Black Beauty and Black Bess; second
Lehman Strauss, Of New York. with Lord Quex
Philadelphia, With Little Duke and Sporting Ouch
with his Delight and Delightful
Class No. (roadsters four years old or over:
manner. conformation, speed and style and not
pedigree to count; shown to wagonl-Won by E: T
S75totesoury also captured second and third with
Class q SADDLE horses over Is and not exceeding
152 hands(-Won by Mrs. John Gerken, of Graves
son Of New York with Vindication: third Hans
George Won Chorus with Black Beauty.
exceeding 15;3 handsl-Won by c.. "; Watson, New
YORK. with Ringing Bells; second, George Watson,
Sew e 1OrK win Black Beauty LnlFo, LehIaan I3
strauss Ra He% 90Tk With lord 1ex f39T[n b MTS
Class 81 green hunters middleweight. up to
TO count 80 per cent and performance over fences
70 count 50 per cent)-.1yon by David Dunlop. Of
Petersburg. Va. with The Buck second, G1staye
A TacOt, Chestnut Hill, Philadelphia, with OrlOff
third, Richard G; Park. jr Westchester Hunt Club.
formation to count 50 per cent and action style and
g91g to soGnt 30 per eenW9n t by Ms G61
and Shopgirl; second, c: W Watson, New York
W W watson With Mazig aq and % Sue Kearsey fourth
Harry D. Holloway, Mount Airy. Penn, with Little
Duke and Sporting Duchess.
class 2s 1adies' saddle horses 10 per cent in
Elliott New York. with Jasmine: second. Mrs John
Gerken with Surprise. Mrs Gerken up; third, Rufus
Dorothy Henderson. Petersburg, Va. up.
Glass Is Gopen tandensi horses only to count1d
shopgirl; second George Watson New York. with
Black Beauty and Black Bess; third, c. w. Wat
SON. New York. with Lady Margaret and Ringing
Bells.
formation and quality to count 90 per cent, action
and style Of going 50 per cent)-WOn by TOnzO Sau-
wage Of New York. with Blue Bell; second c: w.
Watson New York. with Lord Baltimore: third.
General A E. Booth. Of Baltimore. with Burling-
ham, jr.
Class Al dumping class: open to all; minimum
weight to be carried. 40 pounds)-Won by Sidney
Holloway. of West Orange with Jack Frost; sec
Ond David Dunlop, Of Petersburg, Va, with
Navajo: third. Sidney Holloway, with Onerous.