New-York tribune., 1906-11-23


,s-zarce at the horse show II Madison Square
GARDEN broke alI records The crowd was
e great that walking or the promenade
-as welIrlgh impossible. It was during
me greatest crush that the most serious acci-
s.-- n tie week took place. The dealers class
.,- 7et-s 4 harness horses, was being shown
s-5 rhs drivers were sending their teams along
"a tast pace AS William Kennedy was driv-
-,g Inst So and So It a spirited pair shown by
tsa Union Coach Horse Company, about the
Fourth avenue turn Just SO got one foot over
ne POLE and n the rnix-up that followed both
horses fell. While trying 10 eItricate the pair
lust 50 Kicked his mate several times, but
without i-aiccirg serious injury.
RAginsld Vanderbilt was so disappointed in
.ar.,r 70 win & blue ribbon with harrington and
Irving IL Class -29 for pairs Of horses shown
bsfore q de-ai-r,al or spider phaeton that with
8 show Of temper hat caused much un1avorable
Comment, he refused 70 accept the yellow rosetts
srd deliberately threw IL On the ground and
6-5re out q -5e ring. The CaIibirds were nor En-
tray satisfied with the award by the judges al
though Lord Baltimore and Ny Maryland
sbov-s5 70 advantage and well deserved the blue
Polly P7.2 a1d Primrose shown by Alfred c.
Vanderbilt got the gate IN this class
Last night was the record one so 1ar this week
n Point Of attendance. There may have been
larger crowds at The Horse Show. but 4 there
5svs hey were few. Every box was occupied,
svs-y inch 0t room on the promenade and every
sea5 II the balconies was filed Few persons
known Il society were absent, except those out
u tsva and those that have been unable on
account Of deaths 10 attend az any tine Gowns
ta1sscr3bable 70 the layrnRn and jewels Of great
value Tere % be seen
If of il
took az atom away from the interest in the ex-
ae2c.onaly large and valuable classes which
were show. not only II me evening but IN the
afternoon and morning as well,
Tie classes for trorttng horses were the best
Judges said. that have ever been shown at the
Garden To see dozen Of the best known Irot-
ters II America competing il one class. either
shown Il hand or by the side Of a saddle horse,
vas az experience which made the horse lovers
heart beat quick with delight Then, the saddle
classes We're 5e-ter than usual IN the show
Ponies. not only Shetaads. but every grade ano
kid we're shown by the score. Every one was
god, hut some we're head and shoulders above
tze;c competitors.
Alfred Cwy-ne Vanderbilt Won sweeping
rctory II the afternoon IN the four-in-hafld
oazs I was q class II which appointments
i'd not count and horses only were considered
This class had eight entries, and seven Of them
Showed II The big Jarbark inclosure. Judge
William +. Moore. Of Chicago. had entered his
,ou-s which have been heraIded from coast 10
c9ast and which, every one feared, would de-
feat NJ. TaadsruI-'s well known winners. But
although Judge Noore's horses were Russian
c-ed, were purchased al an eXorbitant price and
we're supposed 10 be The best in America they
Won only ne red ribbon The two gray lead
srs were undoubtedly as beautiful in action and
general al around appearance as any ever
shown here. but through the wheelers, a darker
gray, Judge Moore LOST the victory. They were
50 far outcIassed bv 1Ir Vanderbtt's wheelers
tlst the general standing of the four placed
taem below 3--. Vanderbilt's
This class was the most picturesque Of the
Cay. Each Of me guards IN the seven fours
played his coach horse t0r all he was worth
NJ Tauderb.lt's guard. dressed in scarlet. won
he applause and cheers by giving, as well as
possible IN q coach horn. various wei known
and threa5hare tunes. 1I- Vanderbilt entered
f~o coaches his Nimrod. driven by Charles
wilson and a white bodied coach which he
arlves himself from Belmont Park 10 New York
Mr.. Vanderbilt drove the latter. his horses being
vogue. Cabay. viking and Storm King Wilson
vas gated Judge Moore drove his rours and
1oan s BraCton Of St. Louis. drove his also.
he other entries included Otto z Kahn, who
Asd Francis Gullot, the professional wiip. drive
10Y hin. and who won the yellow ribbon. J.
campbell Thompson. who drove his own coach
-'a "on the Il c.. and the entry Of the F1ss,
sFr q Carroll Company. The latter entry
nc NT Bratton's were both gated.
II lie classes for nov,ces. Judge Moore got
en 10Y his defeat II the four-in-hands. as his
4y won the blue ribbon. Reginald Wander
~ driving his horse The Dictator won tho
S His brother Alfred, however. was not
1OF'1ha'e. being gated. although he drovs
Ose one Of his best horses. Judge Aroora
with Whytegate Majesty
ba vas n he trotrtng classes that the finest
@D-e@reo' however. Miss z Z. VvIIks. OF