The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-11-20

was second on his big gclding, Rcd Raven;
jaw OrBrfen, the gentleman rider, had the
mount on Wild Gersnium. Barring d
refusal Wild Geranium jumped cleverly,
and the award OF third ribbon was well
deserved.
Ponies under saddle opened the night
session, followed by an appointment class
by horses shown to broughams. Pairs
OF roadsters followed, then pairs OF harness
horses, and to close the night heavyweight
As to size limit for the initial class on
The night, over "a. and not exceeding l4.2
hands, there was an inning for polo ponies.
Alfred Borden sent in Lasca and F. Am
about evenly made up OF the palfrey riding
and square driving ponies. r. Penn Smith,
Jr, the Juvenile SON Of A. ]. Cassatt's for
mer manager, now a breeder OF ponies on
his own account, had in then neat bay hack
Rabbit. There were thirteen In the ring
all told, OF many contrasts in type as a lot.
Mrs. Belle Beacon Balm made her first ap-
pearance as a matron In the New York
ring on Inc Elsinore Farms Lady Jean.
The awards were well. placed TO suit the
crowd, B.. Ogden Chisholm's Dainty Miss
winning the blue. Miss Beaver Webb's
bay mare Sport, ridden by the little girl
astride, was second, p. II Davis's gelding
The Master, gentle as an armchair in motion,
pretty as a picture and as full of fire as a
thoroughbred. which was superbly ridden
by Miss Beatrice Frothingham, was none
too well treated by receiving the third
ribbon.
Gig horses are interchangeable as brough-
a m horses, according to the entries In the
appointment class that followed. Yet speed
and action in the latter do not mean action.
style and speed for a two wheeler. There
were eight entries, each ~broughamU having
two men ON the box. They rolled around,
with lights cleaning and In the state OF q
wedding procession. Sweet Marie, Amaze
manf and Town of fha aarliar Ufnnara In
housekeeping classes, were In the showing.
Certainly to be whirled down town behind
one Of this sort in a brougham would be
a new experience. But what's the odds.
ribbons they may put a locked 210 horse
TO the brougham If they wish. Besides
those who used to lave broughams now
&c down town or to the theatre in automo-
biles. The vehicle, as with the nag to draw
II, has become a luxury and almost a curio.
Manhattan won out from Chicago, as Sweet
Marie had the blue and Iowa the red. There
was the greatest cheering Of the day while
this class was on, but 1t came from grooms.
The heavy harness and roadster judges
were new men at New York. Some OF the
horses they gave ribbons to had been to
more shows than their judges. The judges
were:
Thoroughbreds-J. W. Rogers. West
Hackneys. Half-Breds-F. Vivian Gooch.
Windsor. England; James A. Cochrane. Hill
hurst, Quebec.
Trotters and Roadsters-wiliam. Pollock.
New York: Robert A. Fsirbairn. Westteld.
M: Theodore Fre~linghuysen, New York.
Four-in-hands, Tandems. Carriages and
Harness Horses. Carriages and Appoint
ments-Jay r. Carlisle. New York: Il. Victor
LOew, Jr,. New York; T.. Won der Horst Koch
New York.
Ponies in Harness -Joseph Z. Widener.
Philadelphia, PA.
Pony Stations and Brood Mares-Charles
T.. Bum. Peoria, III.
Saddle Horses and Ponies Under Saddle
+. Vivian GoOCh, Windsor, England.
Hunters and Jumpers. W. Colt, Geneseo.
y. Y; Alfred =. Maclay,, New York: Charles
ii. Hurkamp, Fredericksburg, Va.
Polo Ponies and Stations for Getting Polo
Ponies-John f.. Cowdln, New York, -
Cavalry Horses and Charges-Alfred y.
Maclay, New York.
Draught and Street Cleaning Department
HoTses-H. J.. Herbert. New York.