The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-11-26
VANDERBILT
THE LEADER
BUT c. W. WATsoN's HORSES
WON SOME NICE PRIZES AT
THE HORSE SHOW.

NEW YORK, Nov. 26.-.The twenty
second annual show of the National
Horse Show Association was brought
to a brilliant close Saturday night at
Madison Square Garden. Alfred G.
Vanderbilt carried off the honors with
Y blue ribbons, the next best winner
being J. G. Moore, formerly OF Chicago
but now OF this city who had II first
prizes to his credit.
While Vanderbilt won more blue
than his closest competitor, the for
mer Chicagoan gained more ribbons
as he had seven seconds, two thirds
and a highly commended prize, while
Vanderbilt had only tire seconds, two
thirds and one commended prize.
Next Winner.
Next in order Of merit came j. w.
Hartman. also of this city. with sew
en- arsts, six seconds, one third and
Two commended prizes. Eben D. Jor,
dan, of Plymouth, Mass, ranked next
with six firsts and three seconds, and
C. W. Watson, Of Baltimore. had five
flrsts, five seconds, four thirds and
three highly commended ribbons,
Mrs. Julia Morris, Of the Oaks stock
farm, Keswick. Va, won four first
prizes, in each case the ribbon winner
being Keswick, n six year old geiding,
which proved to be unusually clever
over the jumps in the light weight
classes FOR qualified hunters.
Ladies prize for teams, fourin-
hand: Won by The Dude. Rustllne
Silk, Gibson Boy and Sweet Marie,
owned by Alfred G. Vanderbilt, New
York, and driven by Mrs. John Ger
ken.
Pairs Of heavy harness horses, not
under IS hands: Won by Darlington
and Irvlng, owned by Reginald Van,
derbtlt, New York City.
Ponies IN harness, driven by chill.
dreh Won by Berkeley Bantam,
owned by William H. Moore, New
York.
Pairs Of horses, mares or geIdinss,
over 1922 and not exceeding lG, shade
Won by The Dude and Rustling Silk,
owned by Alfred G, Vanderbilt and
driven by c. H. Wilson.
Roadsters, horse and best appoint
ed road rig: Won by Preferred, own.
ed by E. T. stotsbary, Philadelphia,
driven by George S, Webb,
Roadsters, champion prize, single
horse, open only to prize winners:
Won by Preferred, owned by E. 7.
Salisbury, Philadelphia, and driven
by George S. Webb.
Roadsters, pairs Of mares or geld
ings, shown before Victoria: Won
by Lord Baltimore, owned by c. w.
Watson, Baltimore, and driven by
Thomas Harris.
Horses suitable for cavalry service,
stations. maers or geldings, horses to
be ridden by a member of the army
navy, marine corps or national guard:
Won by squadron A, N. G. N. Y, rid.
den by Henris Britt0n.
Fourin.tlands. park teams. mares or
geldlngs: Won by The Dude, Rust.
ling silk, Sweet Marie and the Major,
owned and driven by A, e, Vanderbilt.
Champion prizes:
Saddle horses under 1872: Won by
HrlgaRd, owned by James G. Marshall,
New York, ridden by Miss Marion
Holloway.
Saddle horses over 15.2: Won by
Chance, owned by Miss Lidda Tiche,
Tor, New York, ridden by Godfrey
Preese.
Pairs Of harness horses under 1872:
Won by Fleurette and Barbette. own.
ed by Lehman Strauss, New York.
Special prize:
Novice class, heavy harness horses
OF exceeding 1852: Won by Nala,
owned by j. Wharriman, New York,
driven by Jack Dounelly.
National horse show gold challenge
cup, for best pair OF horses suitable
for demi.military or Stanhope phae-
ton: Won by Laughing Water and
chieftaIn, owned and driven by ]. W.
New York.
Champion prize for horses in har-
ness and carriage horses not exceed
Ing lac; Won by Forest King. own
ed and driven by William H. Moore,
New York.
Champion price for pairs Of harness
horses previous winners, not exceed.
Ing 152: Won by Lord Baltimore