New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-08-10
CLOUDY AT BAY SHORE.
Weather Hurts attendance at Horse
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threatening weather which prevailed here all day.
the attendance not large the second day
of the Bay Shore Horse Show anticipated.
However, good representation of the Long Island
summer colonies hand and appauded the
different exhibitors when they showing IN
the ring. The attendance to-day nearly the
same yesterday Tomorrow there will probably
be a record breaking crowd present as it is the
last day of the show and number of week end
parties usually made up spend the last day
at the horse show here every year.
In the first class to-day. for pairs of horses ana
runabouts Mrs. Charles Hubbs made clever win
from J. Campbell Thompson In this class MISS
Bedford had entered Bonner and Bitten. but owing
to the latter being sick Miss Bedford was unable
to show her team
J. w. Harriman's Nala was a winner in each
class he was entered in, and it was foregone
conclusion that he would capture the event wheh
he entered the ring. Although Mr.. Watson was
not very lucky to-day his stable was conceded 70
be IN the best condition of of the stables mere
Hard luck lost Nj Watson the blue a number OF
times. when the team of Mr.. Hartman capt
ured the Eagle cup from Kitty Grey and Norena
there subdued murmur of disapprOval
A surprise occurred in the class for jumpers
Centennial, of the Westchester Stable, who won so
easily yesterday, was defeated to-day by Oneiros,
of the same stable In this event Mr. Holloway
while riding raConite, came a nasty cropper by
his mount refusing and wheeling at the same
time. Mr.. Holloway remounted and put his horse
the jump, however In Glass 80 Mr.. Patter-
reversed the decision by Miss Bedford in
a former class and his Durham defeated Miss Ann
her mount with all the skill and judgment OF a
professional.
In the class FOR harness horses. any height to
be driven by women, Miss Bedford was successful
with Hildred, defeating Mrs. Watsons Lord Bal
timOre after a close piece Of judging.
Among those present to-day were Mr. ana MIS-
G w Watson. Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Adams. Mr.
and Mrs John +, Edwards. Mr.. and Mrs II. r.
Brinkerhof Mr.. and Mrs. w L. Scrymser. Mr.
and Mrs. J. T. Batter Mr. and Mrs, B. K. Mese-
role, Mr. and Mrs. Frank B. Dreamer. Mr. and Mrs
T b. Ackerson. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry s. Roken-
baugh. Mr.. and Mrs. Stephans. Mr. and Mrs. j.
Ives Plum Mrs. Bradtsh Johnson, Mr. ana Mrs
Herbert Potter, Miss Constance Mccall, Frederick
Kernochan. w Burling Cox Commodore and Mrs
Willard s C'andee Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Potter
Mr. and Mrs. S. f Rotbschids, Edward Rothschilds.
Munson Morris. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles F. Hubs
the Misses Hubbs, Mrs. Beverley Robinson, Mr.
and Mrs. H H. Wood. Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Hyde
Mr. and Mrs. Schuyler Parsons. Mr. and Mrs. Jo-
seph f Owens. the Misses Hyde. Mr.. and Mrs
Ernest T. Fellows. Mr.. and Mrs William T. Hay
wood, Miss Evelyn Parsons Charles A. Schlereh
Mr. and Mrs. Z. D. Farrell the Misses Farrell
Mr. and Mrs Louis G. Young and Mr.. and Mrs
Allan Pinkerton. The summary follows:
hands S rssI ang ar a % s,eTed
hackney marel-won by Miss Emily Il, BedforTs CHI m
W. " Hs ar % S'sGa o ord Re1sh . t6i
IS eas Of 12rses and rnab9gts H.; @r,os
F Hubbs's b LADY, Euthorpe and h 6. oakdale; J.
Campbell Thompsous Oh. &. The Baron and CHI & Gold
class II 2 hanaslw9n Ry 49,
7scond G ynndorbil.s polly Prin' third; c W
Class - pairs OF harnes horses 2yeT II and not cE
RaI1iTr 10 az Ms Mariana ~ w Tfarrtmans br
Ghieftain and hr M Laughing water second; Mis MIS-
g. Ijil4rs t9r H Pia''s b m Iady Barbara
Class ~ dsdies saddle horses not exceeding 81 hands
5GeS ann i9 1s Pa NILS iny II pha second
I.adeW.s Oh Reliance. third: Rufus l. Pa'teF-
Glass Is ponies harness over IL handsl-won by
mans b & visoount SALISBURY second Edward
Nnierierns oh- sunshine third: Miss NJ c MaHweirs
Glass 10 horses: stallion sedins.
standard bred trotfng mare; prize offered BY Bradsh
,rchnson)won by }. ". HaTriuan's : 8 Nala: Edward
Chieftatn. third: A G Venaerbits b. m Polly Prin
Class damTers; performances six Jumps at nye
feet minimum "fisnI 20 b 0neir"s Wss,cheser
b Ride th.rd; Thomas J, Fcrce's b Rcd Raven.
Class 81 Isse9 1 osrsS by BY
Rufus l.. Patterson's ch. &. Durham: Miss Emily II.
ch < corotonar third ". a McGibben's b & Game
Class II Eagle Cup: pairs horses)won ty
J W Harrimans b. z. Lord Brooke ana b. Z. Lord
Class % che Hyde Cup offered by James H. HYDE
road team to he shonn 6 ee59e ~,
tTaek)ITvon by A G vanderbits white Rock Vanity
valiant and Viking; J. Campbell Th9m9SonS bF@ieeF'
Hector Brown d and Applause second H.. =. banda,
class Cpones under saddle not eaeesaig isi ty
1sDO'P Encore or third: William imp Windsor
ass Is Charness horses height 70 be shown be
fore ladys suitable phaeton entire exhibit 70 BE- prop
-. 70 .vrf,i,or: ladies' drreJ-"on by MISS i1i41'y
cry OF 80. "a IN IIldred J. HarTimans b &
- fsaltirnore A c. Nhnerroiit D n
l1IIf third Mise NJ c Ma1weirS CHI & Aa0niS
fourth - :, - banIs1-Won by Bed
ch Rufus l. fittetsoI >
la sanine second Miss g ADELAIDE Do s1s.
d IL 81 WcponaId. tnrd. Miss Emily IL BeuIolu D
Class f: 81 oandems wheeler to be over l51 hands,
VOL Nv a G. Vanderblts b. IN. Polly friin ana o. NJ,
The on Y9unsster W Harrimans b < Lord bTe'eA
and aItihoore and b. My Maryland third DGsa[i5