New-York tribune., 1906-11-22

classes &C. 27 and 2s and taking first prizes
shown BY the side OF saddle horse 3e Prize
20 S 95 9f S un h ST Id gSeH cb IN ne yrs winner
class 81 Eben D. Jordan Plymouth. Mass Ike, Resen %
Carr I7'l Brothers at'-s5 New '@5s' Yois city i 49,
The only other contestant for the championship
prize was Farantele. the winner Of class % on
Class IS Qady,s saddle horse exceeding Il! yrs old
or over nTst prize $3.50 second So third $50 se,ectee
entries selected horsesMay Morning 3 m
i52. yrs ! W Hartman New YORK city Carotoman
ch: e. iSl yrs Rufus L PstteFsSn %.s New Nsra 9oFk
Hawke NeT YORK CITY RFigan9 @ eh .a g Is y5s
b M 10 2 5 VS. F!s Dof5r Carroll troll IRPen5 f9mPeny
Jones. Louisville. Ky.
The interest of the spectators was divided about
equally between the horses and the riders. OF the
fed, among those who were weeded out being Mrs
Charles HouoWaX,s Artist lie Grande and sydney
CLASS los.
bes names e Ust be frshed al least "A hours before
costume conformation and quality of horses to count -
prize $500 second 500; third $50 preliminary decided
i5S s yrs: MS Julian Morris KeswicIl, Va; ridden
%es6sse Y 55sg 4aI Farm Wesf anse T. idsn By sidney
Holloway Third Lord Mint9 b. g. l0 a5 ST5' 9FFS G9FgS
y,
Nearly all the hunters in difficulties over
the double jump Red Raven refused and nearly
threw Sydney Holloway, who was up on all the
Westchester Farm entries Jim Crow, the F. B.
nStss BEFORE BEFORE H he finally stepped over the barrier
Lord Minto who had already taken two @ blue rib
winner
CLASS SO.
Class so ceams exceeding Is: conformation style:
coach drag or body brake first Prize $50 secDnd SIo
sweet Marie and Major; Alfred G. Vanderbilt Newport
r L driven by owner seoonG 1fro 7aI{IIn2Ee, ~ + MY
gals0Ts Mo- & vs !S by Fs oy and EEsT Ts e5s hd ea % G.
VANDERBILT Nswp9F r dr;Fen By . C. IA a Rss Wils0F:
DIG asY + RaPH oroR SgaR W den BY Fs6cos
Guillot
Judge Moore did not show either of his two
entries The other teams shown, besides the win
9f The Fss D9GFT @ 8 GF9 C9mPdy f4ed Z aRd 5G
drove the winning team himself
CLASS q
Glass 21 (salnons years old over fOalsd IN or
before 1902; I51 hands and over the winner Of The
class shown in hand or bE the SIDE Of saddle horsei
@ pfs s19o Saes s $50 RSsn D. 5oTd
Plymouth, Mass. Second. Mckinley 15s agsdi Grand
7'sy ys aT5 Resihaid TsnderS South PoFtsmouh
ers. Claremont Ontario Canada
The victory of Eben D. Jordan. with Meanwood
Majesty was not at ali unexpected. Mr. Jordan
has always paid particular attention 70 this class
Mckinley and Tiger Lily We're evenly matched.
McKinleys CONFORMATION was apparently more sat
isfying to the judges.
CLASS II
Class pairs Of horses exceeding 1e hands, suitable
heavy vehicle should conformation. quality
style action excessive pace not required
appropriate fourwheeled vehicle first
500: second 800 third, $50; fifteen entres}-First
Sweet Maree. b m 1G yrs, and TIE Major. h 9
I5I yrs A C. Vanderbilt, Newport r. l.: driven by
owner. Second Queen Dalta ch. m. 1901 yrs. and
Operator e. 1904. aged. Herbert L. Pratt. New
York city: by George Pinney Third Full Dress.
G. 6Ol. and Gibson BOY, h g. 16Ql. A G. wander
bilt Newport r / driven by c II Wilson Highly
commended. Pasha. ch. g. 161. and Regent,
& 16.1. yrs. Otto H Kahn, Morristown. \ J.;
driven by Francois Guilot.
Sweet Marie and the Major easy winners,
second honors being somewhat harder TO determine.
After some time the third prize was given TO the
other Oakland Farm entry, Full Dress and Gibson
Bov This gave Mr. Vanderbilt his second blue