New-York tribune., 1906-11-23
Two OF her horses, Togo and Glorious. but ooth |
were sent OF the ring

horses,
"Vio sent out or the ring
CLASS S.
prize $50 A seeond eAs se brd twelve
arman Se IGk 4o1k tS fSe second e5 a. welsh
Third. Helen Miller ch. l22. c W Watson
1913 Matte West, Rhnebeck. n. Y
Lady Eccles beautiful pony. well driven by
close 5 T2s ssB 2ce the 6adk
gave the winner a close race
CLASS r.
Class y ,roadsters should he under fifteen
hsnds CONFORMATION substance style OF going man,
appear at time Of showing in the ring will be con,
first prize in the roadster classes at any Of the
Classes aRd sueh are 0nly eligible for obaponshps
sT1sd to anG e but bn7s 5s be6x entered in other
classes Horses. four years old or over shown to
third s8s egfteea nfries'Hfirs Preferrea b.
l52 yrs. E T stotesbury Chestnut IIll Penn:
driver, by George Webb second. Miss Daisy b. m.
Island driven he oner 5r3 Miss BanaIan M
bS bS2 yrs J. Eqttfeld PIanasid y j. d driven @
I52 yrs Alfred B Macay New York City: driven
! ing was long and tedious. Preferred, bay mare
Owned 6y L E. 7 stotesblry. Of Phadephia HI was was
substance and action she was considered the best
CLASS no
six fen at So ee q t%6 R'sF at a8s
m9m .1 weight 2: 10 pounds prize 500 second
g. I58, yra; Crow & Murray. roTonto Canada
is2. yrs; E H Weatherbse New YORK city: rid
aged; E. II we New In; YORK Fe9F; eiF 9 rdan & y
| William Car6srry. Highly commended Fox Catcher.
island ridden by i4aI Hart BROS Ne" HFSh'0n staten
This class the best of the day from the
! huntsman's standpoint. Twelve jumpers negotiated
six inches and two az six feet some Of the best
i inner Ioppers in this section competed. The
jumps .,3 snd took them ali without mistake He
| was well ridden by Jack Hamilton.
CLASS 81
this aos & S. a. r the &c best :soT8 2ad esf4 old
Under IS hands @ 1r Pa'S @ Eood a4nss and NOT be
Tktngs AIfrs5 hogge Gabby Storm King and
%i1E 1Tnf; qseoRd mooe Ping Pong and horses
Ksi56 Red Roam Go Light Patience and Regent; Otto H
Highly Commended Pioneer azsn Fsg 6y PrnnS9s GgiIot
n =: drsy~ s1@:'t F J. Campbell Thompson Mamaroneck
only one entry in this class was not shown. Mr.
Nanderbut's victory being popular His team was
eas5y superior in conformation. pace and good
excee9 toonF TO T5ch Mas addsd the adyantage Of his
ts Vansre atSaed 6a "a and IN this respect had slight
however. were much Inferior
CLASS 7S
Class 7s (women's saddle horses exceeding l51 hands
1rsnT2 raof @ we'd Nsanesdag ssioHd 85 fa
York City @ ridden y s ysS ns:ia Jsss MaTsAa9 Nsw
ridden By Miss B.s sach W 5Fmfn 46Ta Ia TeT To9T 9oTk
New VI m yTs; Miss c. Adelaide Doremus,
Ky: ridden BY Miss L Van Wgck '''=S 10 S'''ie'
luis class in which women rode, brought eighteen
horses into the ring. Miss Marian F4aIlowav show
ing excellent ho5senaanship, won the blue for James
ents 5F9e4H na1eo+, rgand answered all the require
square tror or easy canter 0ps'' "~ii,'
CLASS 4
Class tstalIions Z .. -
ssoyn IN band BY hs side saddle horse stations
breeding classes any association previous shows
@ $50 hree r. Fiz nre5a s2 ssi9nd % slQS CO.
yTa oras agent caPaSt0ta Second. Sir Ro5bns
0Fga5 o84 Ksng L pa L c Kinney Bushnell Esb High
Jobstorz n j. >"A' 1aaA-'n' ET''' - F. Bradley
This was one OF the casstest lot Of trotters ever
shown in the Garden, and the ten entries were
Eded a By the @ most NOS glilfpl Of drivers Mornachial
tremendous hook action and a head that makes
CLASS IS.
5s ss 9'Ps ases 9e 70 ana Sssgg 239 Psns M Mse
CsTo S5 sSo' 'h! So eleven entrssE4rst Monte
TI 2y Leayitt ] Hunt Second Big Joe Joseph Howand
Hon H9noH t5,,9, & a ga!6S: New York c!.y ridden
New York City, ridden By L J. Hun: Ho"'And HUNT
Neavirt :. Hunt rode everything in sight among
the ribbon winners IN this class His grav porv
oI,, Monte Carlo easily bore of the blue Big Joe was
speed and hardness.
CLASS 129
cass 129 pairs OF horses TO be shown before deri-
mail spider or stanhope phaeton. parL USE horses
TO count SO per cent and 70 e practically sound with
good manners; carriages 80 per harness 20 per
cent servants hvertes etc. 20 cent; entire
hht must De the property Of the exhibitor: first prize
$500 second 800. third. ribbon. entresl-rs-
Lord Baltinore D. g. yrs. and Ny MARYLAND. G.. )
yrs and Caaieftain, br yrs, J. ". Hartman
Ihird-Barrington , g.. yrs and irving &, yrs,
Reginald Vanderbilt
The contest for the Brewster prize brought four
entries into the ring. After some time c. W Wat
sons famous pair Lord Baltimore and My Mary
land awarded the blue ribbons Alfrsd
Gwynne Vanderbilt with his pair, Polly Prin7 and
Primrose got the gate while his brother Reginald
earned the yellow ribbon which he refused 10 ac-
Cepr.
CLASS 7.
Class 7s (Cobs not under fourteen hands inch ana
exceeding fourteen hands three old
OF 70 carrying and 70 Jess
pounds; first prize 800; second $50 third S25-rst
Little Minister. b. e. Hicks a. Weatherbee SEQ
Black Squirrel b. g, yrs, Thomas j. RYAN.
Third. The Master b &. aged P. II. Davis.
The Judges made no mistake in awarding the
blue ribbon in this class Little Minister cob
with unusually hign action and excellent manners