New-York tribune., 1906-11-22
1he Blues Veil DiUided on Third
Day of Sho5c.
CLASS %.

Second Sport b M Il aged MIss % saiN wey5er, @
bT ok m ctE 4 ridden by Mss Mss Edith webb
s6ssn Masser by Miss Grace AnthSn s5y The
City ridden by Master Harold Richards Ne"
Children less than twelve years old rode the DO
MES There were seven boys and four girls up
Grace Antony on Thomas Ra8 RR SPOT teona ana Ms 4n
astrloe and handled their mounts in clever style
CLASS IS.
ana Sass 81 horse mares or gsdngs not exceeding
G appointments so per cent: horses con
se ssEs horses must stand without being held st Prize
Recent br g. yrs: Aiandaie Farm Frederioss rick
b e. Isl yrs Alfred vaa6eT6t NsSo SsT0na, RleT
eIEen py owner Third Shopgirl. ch. M I4S. yrs
9EneT Highly commended, Layaran br. &. Isl. 5
yrs + W Rlvss. New Hamburg. n. Y. by
Miss Emily Bedford's Donner. which won blue
ribbon on Monday with his team mate Bitten
failed TO qualify in this class Harry D. HolIo-
ways Grand Duchess started TO bolt as soon as she
and promptly gae was tb. c4Hg ad bsg BY h
efF eIfec 70 SIX horses Fancy Reginald Yanderbnts
dropped. after long delay
CLASS 11s
b-e Class lis air Of heavy draft horses suitable
ahsI han hey e 20 ss f to % 50 ss
second $50; third 5 entriesFrs MEX Ss-AI gr sG1 e.
paay rook g driven BY caaGs Gssnd da4 mn9n
g 2 s Gacos RaPPe7 aG News 5s ro oFe tT sTsi rs Sn
Bucher gr g. is O. Henry EIas REgs1,ssr e.: 6 I'm ana
New York City; Albert J. Smith driver. Highly com
as Brewing co@Pan5 ' New '1nf york CITY, E George
Fisher driver.
The interest shown in the fine big animals in
this class recalled that taken in the annual draft
horse parade in Boston. The victory Of the tea
company7s team over the breweries was accepted
ance. 0ANse u temper
CLASS II.
Class II dady's saddle horse not exceeding 151.
second s75; third s85; entres@Frst Fed1ood b e.
by Miss Belle Beach. second. CiaretJa b. m u 81
Ma 1A3maS a6 Eyan New York City ridden by Miss
Grace antony. White Plains & =: ridden by Mrs B.
s. r aaaerof 6e7eIand Mof Ohio: Dr. RIDDEN ID 3 by
The seven horses in this class and their riders
were watched with much interes-. There had been
fifteen entries, but eight were scratched. Miss
Belle Beach who had narrow escape from an ex-
f4le9 org team on Monday rode the winner, Mrs.
which greeted her showed that the judges decision
was also the popular one.
CLASS Sc.
sos @sn:: & n; 5S sSFs % to sso b osss ss.sB as
entFiesl-F1rst Laughing Water br 1872 yrs. ana
CITY s JACK 6oaae @ ss3o6d a5smRns Ra.SE NSE yHEk &
4!f5sd Ee9dfE6t 2sER2F G sya3 a9i BY g CyFi 4
PRESIDENT br "a 0hS[ S HF'Sn yr s ro1 e. 1' ys and
Can driven By James Murray Highly AooEy eosnde9 G
E sselig & Vervaeke. New York city: driven by G K
Alfred Vanderbilt had two other entries in this
class. but failed TO get either decorated His stable
manager ma with Rustling SILK and Primrose got a
Fed ribbon Tor the Oakland stables. however.
CLASS ia
Class Ia (horses suitable for chasgers or osc.-s,
old from 152 TO- 1s ans 81 fednss & not under years
Iid5en rio b yEsi % Joseph LsrOceqe IT, Bernardsve n j.
7S yrs: Sydney Paget New York CITY HIDDEN BY F.
Ghs5]ss s5 u6s: 9iddaa By 999 yEi Harrsai Ss
Fred w Oke Mersbe 4 I@s .atsaai D g. 16. yrs:
The chargers attracted more attention +ba, ,ba
olAer saddle horses as they were put through their
PAGES; Judge Moore's Achilles was not placed al
Uiouen ne was popular with the rail birds.
CLASS "a.
sh6s Glass ~ "a ssB5 sisll5ons old 1904 to be
S1SE sec0n9 500 third SIS; four entriesFrst
Ta TSnaoe @ second Adbotom Horace Carr Brothers
Philadelphia ''-'sl '0hh barry Chestnut Hill
1t took time to get this class out of the
wey' small as was the field, Torchlight and Ad-
bottom bottom Horace being evenly matched. Eros ex-
horse shown. ~
CLASS %.
lass Z" Istalilons yrs. old. foaled IN 1903 be
prize $i25 second 500 thTd $40 eight T
4gam saa Ra Ga a5 T5s h GaPP sIs BSrryg ga Va Third
Nimbrdge Vaioros TsIa Barr ig5y @ 'on3mended
Haven Mass o"eD' 'af'
These three-year-old stations were all shown in
hand. They plunged about and attracted lit
tie interest.
CLASS %
Class - staions yrs old or over foaed in or before
1902 II under l5l the Of the challenge
years eligible class 70 be
shown hand by the side Of a saddle horse, first
prize S50 second $75 third $35 four entries)-Frst
Oxford William White. New Cenrrevle Chester County.
Penn Second. Dalton King Graham Brothers. Clare
mont Ontario Canada Third, Brandon Mrs. John Ger
ken Gravesend Long Island. Highly commended. War
wick Marshall Ebeu D. Jordan. Plymouth Mass.
Some of the best known stations of previous
years We're kept of this class by reason of the
rule that no winner Of the Challenge Cup two
years in succession IS eligible.
CLASS 20
Class % rstallions 4 yrs old over. shown
with four GO. the 10 be yrs
and 10 Of registered registered inspected
or unregistered nlares. in hand by NJ
saddle horse prize. $2ju, second S25 third
four entriAsl-First. Roya! Oak. get. Royal Canuck
GlendoWe- Gem. Maid Of Wan, Maid Of Glendower.
Graham Brothers Claremont Ontario Can Second, Nc
Kinley. get Leander. Gay Lothar Safety and Prince
Welcome
Mrs John Gerken showed her chestnut stallion
Brandon in this class, nut ne not placed.
CLASS l9.
Glass - ,chanpon prize open to mares first prizes IN