The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1906-11-25

Carries Off Twelve Blue
Ribbons at New York
Show.
KESWICK A BIG WINNER
Entered by Mrs. Julian Morris, Of
Virginia, He Takes Five
Prizes.

NEW YORK, Nov. 2s.-The twenty
second annual show Of the National
Horse Show Association was brought 10
a brilliant conclusion tonight at Mad
ison Square Garden.
Alfred G. Vanderbilt carried off the
honors with twelve blue ribbons. the
next best winner being Judge William
II. Moore. formerly OF Chicago. but now
OF this city. who had eleven first prizes
10 his credit.
While Vanderbilt won more blues than
his closest competitor, the ex-Chieago
man gained more ribbons from points.
Winnings Of Mrs. Morris.
Next in the order OF merit came b.
". Hartman. also Of this city. with
seven lrsts. six seconds one third. and
two commentator prizes; Ebeu d. JOT-
dan, OF Plymouth. Mass, ranked next
with six hrsts and three seconds. and
&. ". Watson. OF Baltimore, had five
nrsJs. nve seconds. four thirds. and
three highly commended ribbons.
Mrs. Julian Morris. OF the Oaks Stocks
Farm. kcsWiCk, Va. won i've prizes, in
each case the ribbon winner being Kes-
wick. a siX-year-old gelding. which
proved 20 be unusually clever over the
jumps, IN HE light weight classes Tor
qualified hunters.
Other Winners.
Other prize winners were Z. T. Stotes-
bury, Chestnut I'M, Pa. three hrsJs
and Two seconds Horauo a. Balm,
POughkeepsie, y. y. three frsts.' one
second. one third. and one honorable
mention. ". K. Murray Canast0tld,
y. y. three frsts, one second, and
ii AIS
Canada, three nrsLs and one honorable
mention, Graham Brothers. CIermont,
I Canada. tnree Ersts. three seconds. and
one honorable mention. EisiuOTe Farm,
Glen Cove. i. J., three nrsts, one sec
Oud, and three honorable mentions, Carr
Brothers, New York. three rrsLs, one
second, TWO thirds, and one honorable
mention, Reginald Vanderbilt South
Portsmouth, Il. /, two hTsJs rive sec
onds. tve thirds, and five honorable
mentions.
In point d money winning, Judge
Moore leads atth s. $50. with A G. Van
1 derbilt second, with =, 6lU, and Harri-
man, third. with 1850.
The Awards.
Champion prize for horses in harness
and carriage horses not exceeding I5.2,
Non by Forest King, owned and driven
| BY William II. Moor. New York city.
Champion prize for single horses, not
exceeding 1872 won by Rustling SILK,
owned By a. G. Vanderbilt and driven
Champion prizes. for pairs or harness
norScsi previous winners. not exceeding
l3,2, won by Lord Baltimore and My
Maryland, owned by {. w. Watson,
! baltimore and driven by Everett Ever
EFT
Champion prize for pairs exceeding
( l5.2, previous winners, won BY Delight
/ ana Delightful, owned by Lehman
Strauss. New York
Ladies prize for teams. fourth hands,
J Won by the Dude, RustliEg SILK, Gibson
/ Boy. and Sweet Marie, owned by Alfred
/ O. Vanderbilt, New York, and driven
by Mrs. John GcFken.
Ponies IN harness, won by ENerslic
Z OF PlttstOrd. owned BY Elsiuore Farm
/ tIlen Cove, l.. l.. and driven by Master
/ Ponies under saddle. not exceeding
I 81 inches, won by Elersle OF Pittsfor4
owned by Elsinore Farm, ridden by
/ Master cyril Carr.
Ponies. other than ShetIands. under
saddle, won BY Pattie Pembroke. owned
and ridden by Master Cyril Carr
herd OF Shetland ponies. consisting Of
I enc stallion and four mares in fOal won
/ by Grard Duke. owned by Miss Watt
/ New YORK
Pairs Of heavy harness horses. not I'M
| der nfteen hands. won by Darlington
and Irving. owned by Reginald Van
deTbilt New York.
Ponies in harness driven by children.
won by Berkeley Bantam, owned by
William II Moore, New York
Pairs Of horses, mares OF geldiDgs .o1--r
/ 15.2. not exceeding 10 shade, won by the
/ Dude and RusJling SILK, owned by
Alfred @. Vanderbilt. and driven by c.
Roadsters. horse and best appointed
/ road horses. won by Preferred, owned
| by Stotesbury, Philadelphia, driven by
G. $. Webb.
Roadsters. champion prize single
horse. open only to prize winners won
| by Preferred, owned by E T Stotes-
/ bury, and driven by George 8. Webb.
| Roadsters. pairs or mares or geldings,
/ shown before Victoria. won by Lord
/ Baltimore, owned by 9. ". Watson,
/ Baltimore. and driven by Thomas Paris.
| Horse suitable for cavalry service,
stations, mares, or geldings. Horses TO
] be ridden ~ member OF the army.
I navy. marine, or national guard. won by
/ Squadron A. n. c., n. Y, ridden by
Henry $. Britton.
! Roadsters. champion pairs. open only
/ TO winners, at this or previous shows.
/ won by Miss Westcott and Miss Ban
anah. owned by ". j. ButteTfeld. Plain
+ field y. J.
Four-in-hands. park teams, mares or
Eeldings- Won by the Dude. Rustling
/ Silk, Sweet Marie. and the Major owned
/ and driven by A. c, Vanderbilt
| Hunter class.-For the best three
/ qualified hunters shown BY the master
4 whips or other members of the hunt in
hunt uniform Won by the Union
County Club. West Orange, n. J.. with
Jack Frost, ridden by Sidney Holloway:
Red Raven. ridden by L. G. Young. and
Wild Geranium, ridden by A T. SOule.
Saddle horses under 152-Won by
Brigand, owned by James G. Marshall.
New York. ridden by Miss Marion Hol-
/ loway.
1 Saddle horses, over 15.2-WoB by
/ Chance, owned by Miss Ida Tichenor,
/ New York: ridden by Godfrey PTeese.
Pairs OF harness horses under 15.2-
/ Won by Fleurette and Barbette: owned
/ by Lehman Strauss, New York
/ Special pTiZe-NOVice class; heavy
/ harness horses not exceeding 162-Won
/ by Nala, owned by J. w. Hartman,
! New York; driven by Jack Donaelly
National Horse Show Challenge Cup
/ for best pair of horses suitable for a
I demi-man or Stanhope phaeton-Won by
| Laughing Water and Chieftain; owned
and driven by J. w. Hartman, New
4 York.
| Championship prize open to any and