The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-09-28
MINEOLA HORSE SHOW OPENS.
ADDS TO THE ATTRACTIONS or
THE QCEENS-NASSAU FAIR.
Miss Ladcw Upset In q Runaway. but Out
side the Ring Filed Nay for Elslnore
Farm WIN Varied Exhibits Clarence
II. Mackay wins IN Tandem Class.

fbrm WIN warren tNhlDits -Nlafence
II. Mackay wins IN Tandem Class.
Arunaway marked tie opening OF the horse
show at the Queens-Nassau fair yesterday
afternoon. In which Mas Elsie Lad ew and her
brother Harvey were upset. but with no harm
% II occurred as Miss LAdew drove her
ponies All Tnees an1 Duty across the turf 10
enter the ring. Unused to being sent alonR
on grass. the ponies got their beads and after
q wild dash Of 100 yards they made a short
turn that overthrow the runabout. The upset
brought the well hammered ponies to their
senses. The pair had to be taken TO the stable
for another trap, "a the first runabout had
been battered some which mad a delay In
starting the class. when officially before the
notice OF the judges the ponies were en- their
best behavior and Miss Ladew won the blue
ribbon from Miss N. &C. Maxwell. who drove
the chestnut gelding 80 Dsuntless and Afterall.
The on horse in Miss Maxwells Tair had all
the style.
1t was a great day for Elsinore Farm. for
the mishap brought only good luck 10 tho
L,adcws. They won in cattle. swine. sheep
and poultry ella Sses. while the Elsinore ex-
hil IT, also led in many Of the vegetable dis
plays. Tae farm. too. won In the breeding a.
well as the regular horse show classes. Aside
from Mrs. 4. r. Ladew. the only amateur
farmer TO beat the regulars for the vegetable
p premiums was Walter r. Willets Of Roslyn.
John s. Hennessy. also OF Roslyn, won the
$40 special for the best collection OF vegetables
and roots for table use. He exhibited forty
different sorts. Joseph W. Richie won a
prize for the three biggest pumpkins ever
shown at Mineola. They weighed ITO. I07
and ss pounds. This limit is beaten out Of
sight at inland fairs. but they do not go in
much for mammoth pumpkins on Long
Island. The real farmers cast ndmiring eyes
at the large gourds. but they guessed they.
were too coarse grained for anything exec pt
cattle food.
Il wd heft one of EN- for fun when ] was
Younger. remarked q graybeard: u cd
pitch a barrel Of pork inter a Vaughn when !
wuz with tn Army Of the Potomac, but |
don't do no hftin' now fur fun"
The trotting and pacing races we're on
on account Of the heavy track. There will
be six races to-day. the first at 1890 A. M,
the open air circus and the horse show going
on, however, besides the continuous perform
snCss q the e side S HH1N The horse classes
field. The rails were lined Ave and six deep
with men. women and children, many Of
whom did not take their eyes on the ribbon
candidateseven when the plump young women
IN tights were performing on the trapeze.
The reserved boxes thirtysfoyr in plumber.
stayed away nom the horse show in fear Of
the showers.
Ladew in. the class for pairs driven by a
woman, Venus and Adonis stepping in per-
feet accord and winning the blue; Miss Ia
dew drove the bays entered by NJ. l.. and A.
G. Schwartz. The Spider and The Fly. very
handsome sctors. 4 very snowy pair Of i'm;
English n GirI' xon mA he blue dSey in 'm the rtfsnd SnG
class for Clarence n. Mackay. The pair won
st Syracuse two weeks ago. He has now =
hackneys and %trotters. and the Mackay en-
tIies may often he seen az shows in the future.
her manager we're second in this class and ].
Campbell Thompson third with Cambridge
King and Mayo, harsh treatment his friends
Wheeler and black iesder. Blis1srd and
AmoSits showed a sporty pair; The elasses
f En- ns.tf Hi,c {SsysfflFfd J thf :. ; sifi = she 81 H had
no less than eight in one class, all good ones,
and took first and second with Kinsman and
SS%SG sn5 and asi' Sie ver lu SIDeF' iS shG Boser |:
third to the above two.
IS sIss; Of saddle horse. I.2 and not over
mer Kid, with Miss fSdew up; Gallant. ridden
ings's t~horoGGhbred BOOKING chestnut ,Joedse.
TlSaea S Wy a .. liis.ts ward TITl fsf foT the W ol9 s'
SSsfn T Sfs second Psrs SEa G ;S]1S, L wIt flaT 4:
country folks along the raile ha wing a vote
Parader would have won. CLARK. who twen-
syrdilS ssoxxe tSs t%a HsG gse 20 halter SG Tla az the 4 RTSeSo
can Insttt ute sales, has a high school horse
In Parader and could not foreRo the tempta-
crowd, but he would have made more prog
ress with the Judges by sticking 70 the walk.
tailed horse in the class, certainly made a
pretty plcture-but II WAS not Hoyle. \. b.
Maclay, II, V. Colt and c. H., Harkamp, were
George B. Hoime and Louis HaiEht Judged
the b arness horses.
track in the open t~hree-Guarter mile dash.
but starter Klotz sent the field OF In perfect
Work like. that without a barrier deserves
Billy Roche, Adiutor ard Little Don were
fn OTmer T FOn f ss Tree ifae a. open Sns iG%e%nasTtfSss.', 0 6sI ses
Tomcod was fourth. There were also cieh.
in the polo pony scramble for which there
J. 0'Brlen, son Of Miles O'Brlen. but neither
jumps. when Remorse got up and nipoed the
race on the post, The summaries,
Burning race; three quarters Of q TIls; ITEss
q T., 5. 70 s shyFf roche e pS %siS: J. z. afek.nnns,.s ns =. |.
Litte Don Haydsnl second $; Van Schsiek's
'SS;Essii.6HiooSnS5 'OtT Tom @SLS coa TIC NS6.,dsI" Fsis%ss
(TnIiamsl: Pslmeea5sr tAltordI and AL Smiles
Polo pony race qS%aT,eT Of 2 mile D%T:e $780, to
f RsmsOr. 10 cR RSyaassrSs y Va. SY se & SSSn :. n. &S.fEs
t6srpsnssn second; ,S Mrs' F STIcTs, B sHlpors,. SSiDEE;
james q BTienS, SEiddoo dDe6ingi, Snowflake
tcreigh,onl and, The Widow Dick Donnellj also
ran. Time, OEFN.
Horses for alt Representations, mares or
Reldings. foals OF 1902 Post and Andrews
5. g. Z. ID. NJ: second. ElsnOre Farm 3 b. I. Ignore.
Foals Of l908-First. Z. u. MorgAn's r. s. Lotha-
rio: second. Elslnore Farms blk. m. GArone.
Foals OF lOOl-First. .ElSnoTe Farms bL m.
Princess Cresceus; second, \. Morey's b. 2. Tails
man.
81 Nicholas; second. Elsinere Farms b c. Wee
Trotters-Standard bred, stations, mares or
xeldings-Foals Of 1903 Haddlng ton Farms br. g.
Dumont: n. W. Cnderhill's br. m. Sanos.
B%roodmaTe and FOal-first, II. G. Crafts b. m.
Marion Messenger; second. Elsinore Farms chm
imp. CarolSlde Star.
Same Conditons-Firs A.. 3. Maclsy's B.. m.
Rose Worth; second, Elslnore Farms b. m. Nes
Best sucking ~Foal-First. 4. B. Maclay's ch. T.;
secOld, C. s. HendncksOn's b. C.; taird. Elanore
Farms b. c. Bell boy.
Best Sucking E6al First. Il; c. Crafrs g. 81
b. c. HOwling Swell.
Ponies in Harness-Palrs not over n2 hands
First, ElsinoTe Farms r. n. and ch. G., All There
and DUTY; second, Miss N. c. Oh. as
Daun tlcss and Afterall.
Harness Pairs-Over ihz hA1ds-Pirst, George
Watson's Oh, IS lord Roberts ana Lord kiteheneI
Saddle Horses-ll2 and not exceeding 1872
hands-Firsi, Mrs. W. s. Eliotts ,. m. Lolita;
second, r. J. Regen's b. m. SpTinghurst Queen:
third. George l.. CiaTk's blk. g. ParadeI.
Harness Pairs-Womel 20 drive First. Miss
M, c. M4xwsll's ca. 9. and m AdoniS and Venus
'rhs Spider and rhe Ply Miss L.adewl
Green or Qualified Hunters -fiTst. Mrs. 7. Hitch
nocL n a ch q Klnana0 aecOud. Hame owners