New-York tribune., 1906-11-25

When the Horse Show closed last night Judge
William K. Moore's bay gelding Forest King
was the king of the tanbark and J. W.
Harrfman's bay mare Nala ranked next in popu-
iarity. Besides taking the Waldorf Astoria
Cup on Wednesday and the Martinique plate on
Friday night. Forest King was also the winner
OF the championship for horses in harness. Nala
for the third time getting the reserve when
pitted against the fashy bay gelding.
The National Horse Show gold challenge cup
went 10 ]. W. Harriman's Laughing Water and
Chieftain Both are fine. handsome animals
standing 152 hands, with not hairs breadth
of difference between them in any way.
Reginald Vanderbilt carried off the greater
number OF blues, having an even dozen against
Judge Moore's eleven. Judge Moore took a
greater number of ribbons in the aggregate
however. for he had seven reds and two yeows
while the Vanderbilt stable took four reds one
reserve and two yeows. ]. w. Hartman was
third on the list of firsts. with seven blues
While the crowd did not approach in size the
vast number which filed Madison Square Gar
den on Friday night. it q big Although
many Of the boxes were empty. the balconies
and arena seats were filed by those who had
come to see the horses, the cream OF those ex-
hihted through the week All eliminatfons
were over. and the classes shown last night were
the pick show.
Four championships were decided at the even
ing session, while the afternoon was enIiVened
by excellent jumping classes and four-in-hands'
The ring of railbirds around the arena was
the biggest of the week, and was specked here
and there by the gray uniforms Of the West
Point boys
A detachment consisting OF Colonial and Mrs.
Scott, CAPTAIN and Mrs Marshall. Captain and
Mrs. SiGonds Lieutenant and Mrs. Baer and 105
members Of the first class at West Point were
present all through the afternoon session. but
the enthusiasm which the West Pointers
showed received a check when they learned Of
the defeat OF the army football team by SYRIA
cuse.
Judge Moore got his first blue ribbon OF the
day with Berkeley Bantam in Class 123, the
third one Of the week for that pony, which
with Forest King, has been Judge Moore's
mainstsy through the show. Mr. Vanderbilt
got his blue, however, in the very next event.
FOR c H. Wilson. driving The Dude and Rustling
Silk got the ribbon over his nearest competitor.
Lawrence Jones's team. driven by w. S. Rob-
erts
In Class I26. Mrs. Gerken got the women's
prize, driving the Vanderbilt four.
The champion prize for single horses was
Squadron a had six entries in Class JIG, in
which the horses had TO be ridden by members
Of the army. navy. militia or marine corps, the
riders IN dress uniform and with side arms. The
first second and II. c. went to Squadron A. the
third prize going to Frederick William Wurster.
81. Miss Westcott and Miss Banahan won the
championship for pairs of roadsters In the next
class
Another blue ribbon went to Alfred G. Van
derbnt for his park team. The Dude, Rustling
SILK. Sweet Marie and The Major, the last being
shown at the last moment in place OF Gibson
Girl Brigand. with Miss Marian Holloway up.
was an easy winner OF the championship for
saddle horses not exceeding 15.2
Nala led all others IN the novice class for
horses in heavy harness. Alfred C. vanderbnt's
Rustling Silk won the championship for single
horses over 1872. with Reginald C. Vanderbilt S
Amusement the reserve
Lord Baltimore and My Maryland beat out
Newsboy and Shop Girl IN the next class giving
the reserve TO Mrs. Gerken Rustling SILK and
The Dude could do better than get the re-
serve against Delight and Delightful in the cas.
for pairs over 1872
Miss Guia Morusini. who had entries in
fourteen classes and did not receive single
award. Cid not show yesterday. In fact, 1t was
said that she was SO thoroughly disgusted with
the fate OF her entries that she would not show
next year unless she made extensive changes in
her stable She visited the Garden for only a
few minutes yesterday.
So fSnetland ponies exceeding 4s inches: 4
sears old bs registered; first prize $50;
second t40 third $50; two entrss)-Frst, Lierse OF
Pttufort blk. 10 aged Elsinors EsrT Glen Cove Long
af:sa & AssiDa hse4s5 h4"'''
years Old or over arst prize sso second s40 third.
ils1s y.; Cyr1l L Carr. New York City; ridden by
yrs: cyril L. Carr New York dty ridden BY Mis-. Mar
garet Geyhsr: Third. Finsr b.. g.. Io3 yrsi Miss
Gravesena Long lssndi ridden by Master sidney Bone
Class 81 lherd or registered sh-lsnd ponies consisting
OF one stallion and four n foa foai al
1econd s55 third. sso: three eIhibtors-Firs Grand
DUKE "a Szll. blk O.. 30 yrs; get Dame Fortune
G69. Froiic 4.ossl. Caroline o0s, and Martha M
t2tos; Miss Watt. New York CITY. second Toronto
psndslion @.b5el Fsnto Ctoss, Garnet a 4oS: +
L Watt 3r. New York City. Third. shadesnd Reno
ehsds,and xent g lfI. shadeisnd Yazoo tb67s] and
Class Ie2 tpsr OF horses not under Is hands ,
lneh ara not over Is hands inches: open
oniy 70 horses that have taken a ribbon any
beHa owned and used by tho exhibitor at ieas,
flnety GAYS before the closing open "a
aeelers shown 10 four-wheeed vehicles: arst Drfze
ZOO second 800 third ssa: nine entries)-First
Srs' Reginald Vanderbilt. south Portsmouth. r. L