New-York tribune., 1906-08-04
WATSON HORSES FIRST.
Win Eight Blues at Bay Shore Shoe
-VQnderbiH Entries Neat.

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day was able TO catch up. and finished tonight
up with the schedule.
The weather was threatening during the MORN
ing session. but about noon cleared and this
| afternoon all the seats in the grandstand were
taken Among the spectators were DR.. and Mrs.
w. Il. Woodend, who have been factors in many
a show, but sat up the back OF seats to-
day and were hardly noticed.
C. w. Watson. of Baltimore carried off the
honors of the show to-day, winning eight first,
two second. two third and two fourth prizes. A.
G. Vanderbilt was second with four frsts. four
| seconds, two thirds and fourth. j. w. Har
| rirnan third. with four firsts and four Sec
onds. Among the spectators was Singleton Van
Schaick. who broke his leg recently while riding
in steepechase of the Watching Hunt Club
meeting. Mr. Van Schaick was on crutches.
Miss Moe c. Maxwell won the first class
with Jacobite defeating T. ]. Ryan's mare
Claretta In the class for horses and victorias
c. w. Watson won over J. w Harriman's pair
In class for pairs Of harness horses A. G. Van
derbilt was successful. winning handily with
Polly Prim and The Youngste-. Miss Maxwell
again carried off the blue ribbon fin the class for
horses and runabouts. winning with Adonis.
amid much applause.
The class for roadsters created much interest
as the first prize presented by N. o. Have
meyer II. S. Ladew's Sadie McGregor won the
trophy.
The four-n- hand class created little interest
as it was known that Mr.. Vanderbilt could not
lose with his big four. Mr. Vanderbilt not only
won first prize. but captured the second as well.
the yellow going 10 George Watson's four In
the class for three horses. Mr.. Vanderbilt had
the tables turned him by Mr.. Watson, who
won with his trio, the horses being shown In
single harness.
Miss Emily H. Bedford won the class for COM
nd horses Patsy
Palmer. Elsinor Farm was second with My
Dream.
saddle class from Joseph IaroqueS somerset
The Eagle Cup was won by C. w. Watsons pair,
Kitty Grey and Norena, with Mrs. Watson driv-
ing. A G. Vanderbilt was second with Pony
Prim and The Youngster. The polo pony class
was won by Miss Electra Havemeyers Ratydid.
The tandem class furnished another victory for
Mr.. Vanderbilt who won from j. w. Harrimans
team.
Among the well known people at the show
were Mr.. and Mrs. George Herbert Potter Mr.
and Mrs. Charles O'Donohugh, Mr. and Mrs.
Frank L. Snifln, Miss Emily III. Bedford, Miss
Moe C. Maxwell, c. w Watson, Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Glidden, Mr.. and Mrs. III. Rockwood
Brinkerhoff, Mr.. and Mrs Harry Peters, MISS
Louise Peters, w. Stanton Elliott, Mr.. and Mrs
Frank d. Creamer. Sidney j. Holloway MISS
Marion Holloway Miss Belle Beach, Mr.. and
Mrs. Daniel Van Brunt Hegeman, Mr. and Mrs
A. Melvin Snedeker, Mr.. and Mrs. John Nc |
Nance, Mr and Mrs. Richard F. Carman. Miss |
Lillian Burns Clarence J.. Fabre, Ernestus Gu |
lick, Miss Florence Glidden. Miss c. Adelaide |
Charles Frank Hubbs. Mr. and Mrs. J. Adolf /
Mollenhauer, Miss Mary Pinierton. Mr and !,
PinkertOn. Mrs. Robert L. Pierpont. jay i. |
Carlisle, Harvey S. Ladew, Miss Ladew and |
Rufus F.. Patterson.
The summaries follow:
% Sao hSs 1 Miss Sys snS
na'SR q %dbbcn Th2mss @ m EEsRs ands 6 d Sdare'
by W = WasS aS 81 b. IS atmore @ snd g. ny
Maryland J. W. Harriman's br. Laughing Water and
Glass open harness horses over 141 hands and
ysSiee&on ST Miss Gertrude Giiberts ch y The
ke1 keF1n G cE % sshonse en % Kitty & Grey
10 g By I1 q " Wstsons bE m chon anS
class il pairs Of horses 1s2 hands, 70
C W. watsons D. Virginia and b. 8: West Virginia
second; Oakland FARMS B. m Sweet Marie and b. m
ciass il and runabouts 142 hands
and not szSeens an Ms HANDS S be shown NJ before
%ssso3s Ne%%aTsst: ..'ii'I' 's''ll, =.
handsJ-Won by j. W EIarriman's ch m Corinne: J. W
5arriman's blk g. Petroleum. second; Elsinore Farms
Glass i open; tandems wheeler to be 151 hands or
eR m NoTena MISS ' eBs e 't eh Grey Re
hnG m ' Afera snG S BaGns & nj E.
without op pacePs Sy Eore Yn
a Sh m ssaonS sads MsTeg9F csFT%Gs pa b. Miss
Class 20 topsn hands road team 70 be shown
@ won p. by os6lanS aka Earns vsng Storm Kng Vogue
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Girl and Middleton Belle. second George watsOn's
Glass is lp9irs Of horses. height: to be shown
before suitable ladies' phaeton the entire exhibit
b 'ee P1pey oI !Re gxh0tos & aees & 70 b
MoFena Miss Emily II Bedford's Bed blk DOnner and
Ths e,o Baron sg and and ch; g, President; third -.
At feet inches; minimum weight I4o pOunds]-- !
Nimrod second: Allan a PinRsrtons '' gT n
Class Is Gexhibs Of three harness horses horses to
exhibitorI-won by C. w. Watson's Lord Baltimore. !
Poiiy Prim and RustIins six second
Class 2s Combination harness and saddle horses horses
horse best suited for harness purposes the horse
BY Miss Emily H. Bedferd's b m Patsey Palmer Eisi-
Tes R9If ch aO66iss y thTd e0ha MISS ~ C. Max
Class 25 open; ponies in & harnsss-won By Elsinore
Dauntess. second: Carr Brothers b. m imp. Parsley
Class 81 SADDLE over 152 hands)--won by j. W.
tiarrman's b. m May Morning. Joseph Lar0sque jr,s
tSd T. G Somerset second; h''H0r' FARMS o. My Dream
Class IS Sirs Of hoTses and rugs6oqSs S or gea
Bedfords blk Donner and biz m Bitten: Elsinore |
Holme second Mrs Charles F. Hu6bs'e br E oakdais
Class harness horses over is hands, TO be shown to
appropriate vehicielwon by Oakland Farms m. /
land FARMS 3. m. Polly Prm. third.
hoGas@oa Gds5a S S9pSS' SS fSo%ss Ro11s Dainty
end C. w Wstsons en- cha M ] heSn Was93 Ms6i C on
little Anthonv second Esnore Farms b. m Lady Jean
ceedins IS i5a 'f handS-VVon BY j. " Harrimans br
blk M Black Beauty and blk m Black Bess second;
eaS ciass s2 dadies SADDLE ezsesdIng i5i
hands; ladies to ride)-Won by Thomas Eyans o N:
John II. Donnelly's ch. g. Daytona third.
of horses any hssS the cup three
fore becoming the property OF any any one o%ne-Won by
ookiand FARMS b. m. Polly Prim and b. m. The /
Class so saddle horses l5 hands