New-York tribune., 1907-11-22

- ilSt VI Aia4A d QoZen Dr1llanC events brought
a typical Thursday crowd TO the horse show
last night, and. as has been apparent all through
the week. the horses coming in for their
due share of attention and are more than a
counter attraction TO the boxholders The iuds-
ing Of the tandem class. No 81, was a smart
spectacle, and since by this time nearly every
body mas become familiar with the horses there
deal OF roofing as the entries fitted
over the tanbark,
Particular interest displayed in Miss
Emily H. Bedford's entry of Plymouth Cham
pion and Hildred. since HiIdred had won the
reserve in the Forest King Challenge Cup con-
test of Wednesday evening. The judges spent
more than half an hour in passing upon this
class before they decided to give third place
10 Miss Bedfords horses. that were driven by
Charles Fownes, the English whip First was
won by Kitty Grey and Norena. chestnut mares
entered by c. W. Watson and driven by Frank
winterbottom. Mrs John Gerken drove News
boy and ShopgrI and received red ribbon.
William H. Moore's Lonzie and Menella re-
ceived highly commended" The other entries
in this class were Mrs. E. Seelgs Lion and
Mouse and Reginald Vanderbilt's Phoebe Wat
ton and Marie Tempest. but they got the gate
very soon after entering.
Another snappy number on the programme
was Class 127 for pairs of horses shown before
phaetons in competition for the Brewster Prize
e W Watson's Lord Baltimore and My Mary
land II won the blue, and William H. Moore's
Pride o Prides and King Of Kings sec
ond while Reginald Vanderbilts Lord Burleigh
and Lord Brooke took third. All three were
driven by their owners there was bit of a
hutter among the boxholders. The white rib
bon went to Sandow and Sultan. which had
been entered by Mrs William Orr Barclay
In the evening there much complaint by
ways from the Fourth avenue and the 9th
street entrances of the Garden These were
taken away on Wednesday afternoon because
the Board of Aldermen objected to them. Com
piance with the order left the only entrance
that on the 9th street side, since the Fourth
avenue door is so far above the sidewalk II can
not safely be used for carriages and horses. The
number Of events in which carriages were used
last night caused jam 9th street, and sew
eral horsemen said that they were contemplate
ing drawing up petition asking that the run
ways be permitted.
The star event of the afternoon came at 4
o'clock when seven fourth n-hands were judged
Alfred Vanderbilt. whose winnings have been
overshadowed by those of Frederick Pabst the
brewer, the blue ribbon in this event with
his string Of Vanity, Vogue. Viking and Vigilant
Mr. Vanderbilt drove them himself before his
black and white "ArdsIeyNew York. coach J.
Campbell Thompson took second, driving Solici-
tor. Barrister, Attorney and Counsellor. William
H Moore. on the box OF his big coach, got the
yellow, or third with Ping, Pong, Peter Pan and
Colin Mr.. Thompson's second entry in this
event got highly commended" the horses
being Justice. Chief Justice, Advocate and Ref
cree driven by Joseph Miller
a pretty class No. IS, in which eight
women rode their own mounts Mrs. X. Hens
hx
George Watson, jr. and took the blue. Edwin
H weatherbee's Irish Rose, ridden by Miss
Mabel Flynn. got second. and Rufus l. Patter-
sons Jasmine, Mrs. W. II. Thompson up was
third. In this event the horse show bride"
Mrs w A. McGibbon rode her Lady Mcdonald
and received the white ribbon of highly COM
mended. Mrs. McGibbon. who was married on
November 8. has attracted much attention at
the show because before her marriage she was
well known as an exhibitor. her maiden name
being Adelaide Doremus. She won many prizes
with Lady Mcdonald before this season and has
taken two blues this week with her husbands
mare Topsy.
Other women riding in Class Is were Mrs. j.
Marion Edmunds, on Herrnis; Mrs Belle Beach
Balm on Whisper: little Miss Marjorie Weyher
on Charles HoIloway's The Rook. and Mrs. j.
Van Klein, on Mrs. E. C. Raileys Baldos.
Police Lieutenant John Washington Smith, of
the westchester court the only member of
General Bingharn's force who is represented at
the show took another yellow ribbon yesterday
with his Maggie Nelson, black mare nineteen
years old This was in Glass 10, for brood
Mares four years old or over, and the cash prize
for third place was s25 Lieutenant Smith capt
ared third place and $50 in money with Maggie
Nelson and her four-year offspring, Barbara
Smith in the double harness class on Monday
lie also took highly commended" with his
three-year- Jonesy Smith. in Class yester-
Cay morning.