New-York tribune., 1906-11-21

Shopgirl and Blandon. Mrs Gerken drove them
without break or mishap OF any sort. She
was enthusiastically greeted. Charles W. Wat
sons four-in- Inland. which also mas had many
ribbons. was second.
SADDLE HORSES CTHREE CATS.
Glass l23 Qor stallion. or geldlng any age up 70
American Saddle Horse must @ be Tssisessd s1G in ae
seo; third So II entrieslFrst. Lady Mcdonald b
ridden by William Collier. Second Mayo ch m Is J. 8
By owneT Third Nebuia ch X oag tsaNg; M Fiaagn
6a9y keTngton Ky ridden by l. Raiiey Highly
Gerken. Gravesend. Long Island ridden BY Mrs Belle
Beach Balm
Twelve horses entered the ring in this class,
and F. Vivian Gooch. the International judge Of
saddle horses, had a hard time IN picking the
winner. The quality and manners of several
We're so nearly perfect that he had TO study long
and hard before he finally awarded the ribbon
10 Lady Mcdonald, bay mare, owned by Miss
c. Adelaide Dorernus. The crowd was with
Mayo, owned and ridden by Mrs. John Ger
PAN IEQe surprise; also owned by Mrs. Gerken.
62Iy 6g5 only received the H G. Third prize went to
ton, KY, and ridden by her husband.
Class 4s pair mares or geldings; to Be shown
before oToggham the horses 70 count 90 per cent the
have goSa raannsEs stand quietly and back we'll
oFG Saiti5iote' o, g 1S4 =. years and Ny Maryland
9r+y.r b 10 yeaIs Z w watson; Baltimore Nd
New Tor ane c PaE dFvta gk bv q as lies Sas Paul A so
LIS SAdSS IL NlICA ILeTS were Ien entries,
proved surprise. owing to the number that
got the gate. Judge Moore tried hard to win.
having three teams entered. Reginald Wander
bile showed his famous broughan team, Irving
and harrington. Charles W. Watson had the
satisfaction or winning with his famous team,
Lord Baltimore and My Maryland. This team
has been shown for years, and for good man
ners, beautiful hook action and general high
class style is probably unbeatable. Paul A.
SOrg who has exhibited for years but has never
Won, earned the red with Midnight and Dawn.
before private omnibus; horses count so
omnibus and appointments 80 per cent, first prize.
Sweet Marie b M lSI yEs. and The Major. b g.
Joseph Miles. Second. Amazerent. B. m, I6I. I yrs.
agTD sga As'SnisPe1 @ g s y =, Reg3aid Ea
ton Third. Ben Hur. ch g. 15.3. yrs. and Prince
Cove long Island driven By Tir1tRy Hennessey
In this class Alfred G. Vanderbilt competed
against his brother Reginald. and beat him. The
Oakland FARMS entries. Sweet Marie and The
Major, got the blue without much trouble. For
good manners, average high school action and
general conformation the team easily excelled.
ing b. ars5 ps!ss. $50 second SIS: thirds ss5:
george watson: Nsw York CITY driven BY George wat
s New Sso36 York sts5s''s cS ea % By 5s Fra
York city: driven by Robinson Highly com
BEos New | York c sGGT 9lPe G 61 sorEo Bond
The hardest and largest class of the afternoon
Of twenty went into the ring. Nearly every one
Of the horses showed excellent manners and good
all around action. Partisans of each exhibitor
lined the rail and cheered each horse as il was
driven around. The contest finally narrowed
down 10 four horses, and the judges. by common
consent did excellent work in giving the blue TO
Watson owned by George Watson and driven by
George Watson, jr- This geId1ng showed excep-
tionaI hook action. He was easily the favOrite
with the crowd
Class es-Palr Of. ponies above Ia and qot exceed
g. = or
$50 third. s25 entres)-Frst imp c. Y. Champion
81 arr eB1 BTos imp New York cey driven H n g &
Serge BOND Second 2'hsR b r, ii la 3ob y5s .s1 and
Teysssnd Long Iand dy92 By n9 9Tns5 o5 @ Third imp
b m i3IIs yrs: Proctor Smith. Harrison, y. Y;
driven by owner.
In this class Carr Brothers. of this city. won
the blue with their Imp. c. V. Champion and
Imp. c. V Champion II. There was not much
trouble in judging this class although Mrs. John
IIuken had her team Of ponies, TorChIight and
Cocksparrow, in the ring. She drove them her
self and the red.
judged for rRsiT manners hea5nsss and coaforTna-
en5res1.FiTst PsFtnta s. m, aged
Clark. Westbqry Long Island ridden by W e JohP-
stoddard, New Haven; ridden by H Drury Third.
YORK. city: ridden BY l. J. Hunt Highly coEnmendsd.
tassa ty rtdaah 5Ssa BY 5y 616sr yrs AIRED borden New F
Twelve ponies entered the ring in this class.
Each one was ridden through the usual polo
manuuvres in order to judge the hardness and
manners A close study OF conformation fol-
lowed and il was with difficulty that the judges
could award the blue Paplnta, an aged gray
mare owned by F. Ambrose Clark, finally won
the blue She showed almost perfect manners
and hardness ana great speed sweetheart
white gelding the property OF Louis Z. StOddard,
was placed second This pony, a veteran or
many polo games, gave Papinta hard rub for
first .honors
aFry!ne 1do pounds aFst Prize $50
SfeTsTsn 1e York C4iy ridden by William Collier
New YORK City riadsn by Dr. G 5 Carter. Third Co
CITY: ridden by Mrs Belle Beach Bain- Highly com
5TaHesena L1ag Is Island: ridten BY
In this class. final, the preIninaries OF which
were contested on Monday, Brigand. good
looking chestnut of excellent manners. CON I
and quality, earned the blue He Is
owned By James c. Marshall
Glass ~ ,uarez or 7alass under 10 hands
before a4ys single horse VeqTa heFses m @ 70 count % p
per- cent? Fase1 70 have good manners que5iy
7It ' 51,,rh Portsr1outh r ! driven by James
AM Farm. Newport, r / driven BY Joseph Miles
Ssw YORK CITY driven by george Pnnsy Highly
3se 4i e Ss eSve 9' Lag Island driven BY timothy Hen
nessey.
Reginald Vanderbilt defeated his brother Al
fred Gwynne Vanderbilt, in this class, when
Arnaz,ment defeated Sweet Marie. This was
the first blue for Reginald Vanderbilt
Class 80 orses over I42 and exceeding Is hands.
should have conformation. quality. style and all around
acton and be able good shown q light
wheeled vehicle nrst prize $3.50; second SO.
sntriesl-FfTs Melella-
I4sL a yrx William H Moore New York City driven
y owner Second King Forest, D <. Il g. yrsi Will
am n Moore New York City; driven by George Bond.
Third Ringing BaIls, L. yrs; c. W Watson.
3alttrnore. driven Everett Everett. Highly
rended Leader OF Fashion. b. -, yrs; J ". Har-
aman New York City: droven by Jack DonneIly.
William H Moore. Of Chicago. took both the
~, cIov
and King Forest, respectively. They showed !
and good q nrtin