New-York tribune., 1906-11-22
CUP FOR FOREST KING.

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s..b qo+ q yellow ribbon on Monday, received
= 2 Iasr night The driving of Miss
~. Reach put Mrs william Orr Barclays
co-3ov ard Sultan in first place. ahead of
US Bedford's Donner and Bitten
C,,sise-fng the threatening weather OF the
.o-,inr and the nasty. cold rain Of the after
-, the matinee crowd al the show was un-
--soe5ented for a rnidweek day. Soon after the
s-- hugle call several fashionable folk arrived
80 had z fairly good chance to watch the show
,5-bout being watched themselves. Fifth ave-
s was ecipsed IN point of numbers at least
- the stage. for a big contingent came over
s,,, broadway TO watch Miss Adele Ritchie.
-so clad n black. rode Tamuany Chief in the
,.5,es' saddle horse class. Tammany is q big
raj black horse, and Miss Richie was confident
=. hearing away some prize. but she had TO ride
ar through the gate, looking much chagrined-
TIE ring committee yesterday was John H
t5s.ksher and Robert L. Stevens through the
5sv and Cornelius Fellowes and Thomas Hitch
,ors r. in the evening.
INTEREST IN THE JUMPERS.
The Cortntaian class for hunters in the after
am, was 2 feature. AL the riders were clad
. hunting costume, the scarlet OF their coats
sbowing I'd in brilliant splotches Of color against
~ dark brown OF the tanbark- Nearly all the
horses had trouble at the double jump, which
r.s placed On the 26th street side OF the arena
TIE f-sr horse TO start in this class was Mrs.
TrTan Alo--ls's Keswlck. from the Oaks Farm, in
--tq4ris Re went over the single ana the
sorblA 1urlps easily and smoothly and with so
,,,,la srnsrent effort that although a score and
: bsf4 more horses were 10 be tried out II was
e-na-eur that Keswic6 would leave the arena
zfrb some decoration
Sir Thomas. who gave his rider q nasty fall
:, the last event on Tuesday, came near repeat
,nv his performance. He fouled the second
-rrrn splintering the rails. but managed 10 keep
tjs feet Two horses-J. Z. Davis's Nirnrod and
lark Frost one OF the Holloway entries-abso-
l-,sfv refused 10 take the double jump and were
rs-sd. Red Raven. another Holloway horse.
also GOT tangled up with the bars Of the second
ears II the double jump. but Sydney Holloway,
vto rode all the horses from the Westchester
Farm. held him on his feet.
lin Grow entered by F B. Hussey, furnished
some amusement when he took the first fence
srd refused the second one. He kept his rider
pennsd in Tor several minutes while everybody
aughed. ard then finally stepped over the par
rsr with no effort at all Lord Minto dlo not
Ike this jump, either. but with r z TOO up
finally went around in good enough style 10
earn the yellow. rosette The best all round rid
ing was done by sydney Holloway who. besides
getting second prize with Oneiros, had the re-
fracrorv JACK Frost and Cygnet 70 handle as
vel as Centennial.
YOUNGSTERS RIDE LIKE VETERANS
Fverrbo5v vaxed enthusiastic over the riding
q The children in Class s.. particularly that OF
little Mss Margaret Weyher, who rides all the
Holloway ponies Another whose riding was
cheered was Miss Grace Anthony, who was
astriie of L.e0ua- and that Of Miss Edith Wepb'
who took second prize on her sisters horse sport
also asrride Reginald Vsuderbilts two ponies
LADY Melton and Miss Foxhan. failed 10 get
ribbon
More enthusiasm was displayed among the
grooms and attendants at the Fourth avenue
enc ot the arena when the four-in-hands were
On the ta-bark than at any other time.
Nr. Watson who got the red ribbon. has
big force % handle his many entries, and the
VANDERBILT stable has another big following.
TIE Watson forces were at the northern gate
snd the Vanderbilt men at The southern, and
while The coaches were being exhibited each
lred % drown out the cheers Of the other.
N1fn Alfred Vanderbilt carried or IlrSC nOnOrS
himself and his stable manager took the third
r-lze the watson men were drowned out.
ne afternoon programme was SET back about
There were rWerty-rhree entries. and the weed
ing out process was long and laborIOus. The two
Moore entries. LOnzie and Empress were among
ne first 70 90 After an hour and a half the
teld was reduced TO six horses. Reginald Van
e=rollfs Fancy and ToDZe Sauvage's Lord Nell
son were then dropped. and after some more
NorE The order o- precedence Of the other four
horses was determined L was the most evenly
matched class shown in the Garden this year
ano 70 one was impatient over the deliberate
~ork Cf the judges
Mrs. John Gerken, who drove Shop Girl. which
eot the yellow ribbon was applauded repeatedly
as she drove around, and many failed TO see
Hhat advantage Alfred Q. Vanderbilt's Alert had
5fand Duchess. one Of the finest looking horses
entered, was 50 excited by the music that she
DS-Nec' nearly oVerrurning the runabout. She
sot the gate
Aprcpos q the proposed international horse
SloW 10 be h-lc IN London next June Frank 2
Euren. the London manager for the COMMITTEES
nAS since MS arrival IN this country a few dsvs
sgo oeen actively engaged in sounding the prin-
va morse owners and breeders on the subject
- tAe-r sending horses across the pond 10
0O-npete. The response has been so gratifying
Etrfn H.