New-York tribune., 1906-11-21

| Ihe high stepping roadster figured in a new role
however, but earned the first blue OF the day for
ner owner. Reginald Vanderbilt earned the red
| with Silfield Venus
,eoa Glass 2s Cnares OLD foaled before
& 13a IL r1i 1905 shown n hand Of saddle
sn'T5ss.Firs St Fs5anelie @ bE 162 Aisxanaer
| 1929 yrs. Eben D. Jordan. Plymouth, Mass
There were only two entries in Glass 26 and
| E d. Jordan again met defeat. His entry was
| Wykebain Belle which ordinarily is considered
prize winner, but the judges thought that Far
antelle. brown owned by Alexander NJ.
! watson, Of this city, better and gave her
| the blue
Class 81 three of get stallion. of the get
no nave been bred in America Of any and out Of
animals best suited heavy carriage pur
Ts prize s2oo second si6o third $50 three entres1E
and Dasote C:ra1d G So 10 asea taoT zee
second or third prize awarded.
The classes of sires and three of their get are
usually among the most interesting in the many
classes Of embarrassed horses, but unfortunately
there was only one entry in this first class this
year. year. Grand View Farms. of Lancaster, PENN
showed three of the get of Danesfort. a famous
showed we'll
SEQ eight entriesFirst Bere Ba5ss@ Sso; tna' s
aged; William ii Moore New yoTL civ " driven 10 =,
Master s1a5 Harold d! ThaT 8ds
drive, agea MIS- John fierken GIavesend Long Island;
yrs Miss IIc mir aTd mp & g " Swell en- g II 81
ian IAN CaTT Highly commended vioets, blk m III.
Watt MISS wait Ne" York city driven by Miss Mana
Inc III fortune which pursued Mrs. John Ger
Ken on Monday continued in the first afternoon
class. Her famous pony, Doncaster Model which
has enough blues almost TO cover it. was beaten
by the imported English champion Berkeley
~ ~Bantan- The latter pony is owned by Judge
William H Moore. OF Chicago. but was not
SHOWN last year owing a death in Judge
Moores FAMILY. At that time Mrs Gerken had
clean sweep with Doncaster Model. She was
much chagr1ned at her defeat.
Class lS1 Che Alde Challenge cup; value $3.50 offered
hackney mare or geding, 10 hands over: bred in
wheeled vehice the cTp 70 a Be @ % '%1 %
bu % f5rs5 6e5Fe 9eg9,ng his PToPerty won in 1905
a1g s9[s 9IeheSs b m l5 yrs Harry D Holloway Phil
Manaroneck n. Y; driven by c. L, Pratt.
Class 131 proved to be the most important
event so far of the show. from a monetary
standpoint, It was competition Of hackneys
for the $3.50 Aide Challenge Cup. Philadelphia
Won leg on the cup Sporting Duchess. a
nigh school horse Of unusual ability, was award
ed the trophy. She is owned by Harry D Hol-
IoWay. The reserve ribbon went to King George
a me acuoned gelding, owned by J. Campbell
Thompson, of Mauaroneck, n. Y
Class Is-Pair Of horses a yrs old or over: to be
third, $50 entries)--First Miss Westcott b n
a But GrS pIanaed aha Miss 3 Ranfha6 M 59. = nh ~ 1'
US T. sotes6ury Chestnut ana Eli e Penn D 7e nv 5'
G H. Webb. Third The Lady b. m. 10 2Is, yrs and
city driven BY r f Rives "i--i4l' pollock S'" york
The lovers Of trotters and PAGERS had their
innings in Class 13, when five pairs Of roadsters
We're shown TO light wagons. Among them were
horses that have records for fast time on vari-
Gus speedways in the East. II took the Judges
some time 10 pick the best team but eventually
w. j. Buttfeld won with his PIainfeld N l.
roadsters. They were Miss Westcott and Miss
banenen' a beautifully matched team OF bays,
standing 15:2 without sixteenth Of an inch
dl1erence' and in conformation and style ap-
pearlng as one horse The red went to E. T
stotesburys team from Philadelphia, Leonora
and Lefty Lee, which were only slightly inferior
Class s8-Ponies C2 hands and not exceeding l81:
-IS card @ s s So yrs sa5 charie. S
Weyber second N 1s M Fiaoen 9y MISS MaFgsret
Ea0as Ssscsgs = RIDDEN a b. % Mstys4 Ee: a4ss ass
Proctor Smith a-rson n =; ridden BY Master HsT4y
May LAdenhurg
The crowd showed its appreciation of the
award in this class. when Charles Holloway's
pony Cardiff earned the blue. Miss Margaret
Weyher rode the pony. She rode astride, and
every time she Cantered about the ring the ep-
plause followed her. Miss May Ladenburg also
competed, showing her own pony MaIlow
Queen, but she could only get the white ribbon |
Young Harry Richards, one of the most expert
boy riders and drivers at the show, got the red
ribbon, showing Miss LaroCQues bay pony, NJ |
TTumps.
under POUNDS 10 hounds;
cent Arst prfze $50; second SIS tb5 sax 81 gaP Per
eutriesJ.Ft-st Keswick, g.. Is 8, s
Norris Keswick, Va: ridden by G. Arthur White
ond. Oneiros ch g. l58, yrs Westchester Farm !
West Orange; \ J.; ridden by 8 Holloway. Third |
Long Island ridden by James Lynch
The qualified hunters were again in evidence |
in Glass 100 and Sydney Holloway once more |
got a ribbon, but this time had 10 be contented |
with the red. He rode and jumped his famous |
hunter Oneiros, which has won many ribbons |
but KeswicR a bay gelding. owned by Mrs. Ju- |
Iian Morris Of Keswick. Va. had her Chevy |
Chase jumper in the class. and he won. Arthur |
White rode him TO victory
Class rs (teams not under and not exceeding Is;
conformation. quality, style and alround action
considered; this be shown before coach,
drag bodybrake: first prize $500 second $O0
$50 etresJ-F1rst, Newsboy Shopgirl, Brandon
Capitol Mrs Gerken yesend. Long Island
by Second Chattcroox Norma Bells
Kitty C. W. Baltimore Nd: driven BY !
Everett Everett Third The Lion The Mouse. Brilliant
Inc and Constantine; Manning SeeliS New York City.
Robin Masterpiece Ethelbert and May Joy Flss Doerr
Carroll Company, New York City driven by Albert De
Cernea-
Mrs. John Gerken her first blue ribbon /
Of the present show with her four-in-hand /
which for years has been successful There was /
one change in the horses, however, Capitol being /
shown instead of Belmar, the latter being out /
Of condition. The other three were the same |
as in previous years their names being known |
10 every horsernan. They were Newsboy, |