The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-11-22

style, their SNOWY action being increased
by their white stockings. e. X. Fownes
had two handy bays in the class, Eglan-
tine and Electric Queen, while the bays
driven by John 3. BrsttOn Of st. Louis.
Water Boy aud Water Girl, looked Ike
| thoroughbreds.
IL was a strong class but there vas never
at any time a doubt a. to where the blue
ribbon would GO. j. W. Hartman lar a
claim on II all the while with Chieftan and
Laughing alter. who. with Donnelly driv-
ing, went in superb style, and also scored
on good looks. The Aanderbilt entry was
second. the Canadian entry Of CroS n
Murray third, and the tandem driven by
townes o o the fourth ribbon.
Riders in hunting pink made a bright
picture on the tanbark during the judging
in the Corinthian class. All the jumping
was good. for the sort Of hunters that have
been developed In this country since the
first show get plenty Of riding in the open
and hnd the artiti cial jumps mere child's
play. kesvicS, ridden by Arthur White,
received the blue. the second win Of the
Virginia hunter thus far. Tn second
prze went to Oneiros, ridden by Sidney
Holloway in the uniform Of the Westchester
Hunt. The other two ribbons were won
by Canadians. Judge Peppers Lord Mimic,
hidden by Il. L. Tod Of WestchestNr county,
was third and Grow a Murray's The
Wasp, ridden by James Murray in the
uniform Of the Toronto Hunt, was fourth.
Alfred b. Aaclay o the place OF an army
Officer TO pass on the class Of horses suit
able for chargers or officers mounts. The
civilian selected the somewhat leggy but
well gated bay gelding Somerset, owned
by Joseph Larocque, Jr., for the blue.
Emil Antony had the mount. Clay Eclipse.
OF greater substance and nearly az much
size. received the second ribbon. This
was the entry Of Sidney Paget, who won the
class last year with a thoroughbred hunter.
Eben d. Jordan, the B~ostonian, won the
blue in the class for hackney stations.
foaled IN or before 1902 and Isl hands or
over, with imported Meanwod Majesty.
Major Mckinley, owned at Lancaster, Pa,
beat Reginald Ysnderbilt's Tiger Lily for
second donors, a reversal Of former awards.
Meanwod Majesty Is a royal fronted horse,
with exquisite character, and carries him
self well. By Forest King. he il a credit
TO the sire, and in harness might be a mate
for the gig hOr-e. Meanwod Majesty's
action is not only high but true.
Hackney breeders were discussing a sale.
Carr Bros. during the day sold for Sl0,-
GO 10 W. {. Freeman 81 Cornwall. Pa. the
imported hackneys AEuinus ii. and three
mares.
Eight splendid heavy pairs, eXceeding
10 hands, were on the taS-srk in the first
class Of the night. A. G.. -Inderbilt drove
Sweet Marie and The Major 10 the blue and
third place had as occupants his Full Dress
and Gibson Boy. Herbert l.. Pratt Of Brook
lyn split the two with a massive and smooth
stepping pair Of chestnuts, Queen Delta and
Operator.
IL was a hard evening fir ON the start.
Saddle horses UP 10 carrying 2O pounds
attracted a strong field. 1t took "A bong time
70 settle the matter of supremacy, and when
the judges had decided their work did not
meet with popular approval and there
was considerable Kissing. Miss Ida Itch
eno showed a rare good booker in Chance.
a gray gelding, and il was selecVed a. the
best Of the bot. Tn Gar, owned by r. 3.
Hooley, took second prize. and II. G. McEl-
waine's King Bird was third.
Pairs OF harness hOnSeS, ONE 70 drive,
kept the judges long past their time. and
the crowd got impatient, as every one was
anxious to see the high steppers compete
for the Waldorf cup. There were eight
pairs in the ring and they were as fine a
lot as could be brought together. Miss
Emily Bedford handled her pair. Bonner
and Bitten. and they never we're shown
20 better advantage.
Mrs. William Orr Barclays Sandow and
Sultan o o caught the popular eye, and
the competition became one between these
two pairs. Miss Belle Beech drove Mrs..
Barclays pair. Anothe attractive pair
was G W. Watson's Norma and Chatter
box, driven by Mr., C.. Blaisdell. Miss
Belle Beech secured the ribbon for Mrs.
Barclay. and Mics Bedford's pair were
placed second. with the Watson pair third,
and PhRbe Walton and Marie Tempest,
owned by Reginald Vanderbilt. fourth.
The Vanderbilt pair was driven by Mrs.
T. Donnelly. Mss Bedford is an amateur
and drove her own. IL il a great credit
to her 70 get second among 30 many pro-
fessional drivers. This award did not meet
popular favor, Bonner and Bitten seeming
to show better than any Of the others
Forest King. owned and driven by William
II. Moore. won the Waldorf Astoria cup for
the third time, and that trophy is now the
property OF Judge Moore. This grand gig
horse never showed in better shape, and
as he entered the arena after nearly all the
other competitors had gone into the ring a
shout went up from every part Of the house.
He got an ovation that might have made
a popular opera singer proud.
Men cheered and women waved their
handkerchiefs, and the horse. seeming to
appreciate the compliment, stepped higher
and higher. Until ne was shown the others
seemed 20 be a fine lot, but as soon az he
began to move around the tanbark they
looked second class, and it was soon realized
that the contest would practically be a
wslkover.
There were nine out of the twenty entered
that went into the ring. and for the first time
in the history Of the cup a woman. Miss
Giulia Moroslnl, had an entry, or rather two.
The conditions called for owner 10 drive,
and Miss .Morosnil drove Togo, and
later took the reins over Glorious. The
other entries were j. W. Harrimaa's
Nsls and Chieftain, C.. W. Watson's
Lord Baltimore, Reginald yanderbilt's
Bravo, j. Campbell Tbompson's Molly o.
and Alfred g. Vanderbilt's The Youngster.
Forest King - far outclassed the others that
the award was soon made and the reserve
given TO Nala.
Later judge Moore gave a cup to be called
the Forest King cup II will he competed
for next year and subsequent years under
the same conditions that have governed
the Waldorf-AstOria cup, but with Forest
King barred.
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