New-York tribune., 1907-08-11
HILDRED BEATS N4LA.
Hiss Bedford's Mare Great Surprise
at BGy Shore Shoe.

rsay Shore. Long Island. Aug 10 lSpeciaD--Fine
weather favored the Bay Shore Horse Association
in the last day OF the three days show which mas
been held there. and which has been so successIui
throughout. Society crowded the stand to-day, ana
the overflow walked around the lawn IN IIoh,, m
Motor began leave their passengers at the
entrance long before the first event was caneo.
and the carriages soon had the parking space filled
ard overdowing the field where the jump
ing events would later be held
Joseph W. Hartman the biggest winner OF
the meeting taking nine blue five second. four
third and two fourth ribbons. His nearest com
pettor g. W. Watson. who was returned q
winner of six bl"es, six seconds. three thirds ana
fourths. Miss Emily II. Bedford. VINO no
doubt has been the most popular young woman
during the three days of the show was third, with
six winners and several prizes IN each OF the o.ie
classes The Hartman stable was also w.ii.Iet me-
of The special point class The surprise or tie
| three days came to-day when Nala. OF the tarI.-
man stable, defeated by MISS beuloiu
Hildred. This in the class for harness horses
not to exceed fifteen hands. Nala is considered
next TO Forest King. and is one of the greatest
horses in this country He bought by MI
Harrman's manager in the South, ana mas
! record Of 2:23
show was won ny Mr. Vanderbilt. with Polly Prim
and The Youngster from II. L. Pratts Lazy
| Eocene and Lady Barbara Vanderbilt and fratt
each had leg on the cup and the NahoeFoil' "'h
to-day made it his permanent property
The class for cross-country jumpers did nor
bring out anything but regular morse show Jump
| ers the jumpers used to follow the hounds not
! being used. This event was ceVcrly won by Gar
ence H Robbins after a keen contest with fhe
westchester stable. In this Allan Pinkerton,
who riding Elevator. came nasty cropper NJ
! the first jump and taken from the field in
carriage. He able later to sit in his box.
| The Beechuold Plate. which is new event this
| season. and which is for the hest trained saddle
! horse for park use. won by Rufus l. fafter-
sCr's Durham. In this event there were ten con-
teStants, and all of the best SaddlerS shown
this season out of doors The event tor the pest
stallion or gelding. which is practically 1he pest
horse of the show. won by, Nala- which seemed
TO realize the importance Of the class and showed
perfection.
Miss Bedford's FTildred won the for the best
mare any height. and the win was as popular
as that of Nala in his class. Miss Bedford drove
her 10 victory in clever style and was loudly
applauded when she won
Among those present We're Mr.. and Mrs Goadoy
Loew Mr.. and Mrs. :. F. Rothschild. Mrs. Walter
ST. John Benedict MIR. and Mrs. Harold Weeks,
Mr.. and Mrs Tyson Haywood. Mrs. Frank P. wall.
Mr.. and Mrs J. ". Hartman. Miss Flossie Wall
Mrs William Wall. H. P. McCSrand, Mr.. and Mrs
Z. c. Blum, Mrs Frank Webster. Mr.. and Mrs.
Benjamin Wood Mr.. and Mrs. +. F. Hutton Mrs
Wagstaff Miss Airline Webster. Mr.. and Mrs. will
lam Van Arden Mrs. r. T. Bedford, Miss Mollie
Maxwell. Miss Lillian Hyde. Mrs T. a. DIETRICH.
w. 3urling Cox Mrs Edward Ladev. Miss Eloise
Ladew Mrs. Henry Hayes Wood, Mrs. Beverly
Robinson and Miss Sylvia Parsons The summary
follows:
Glass breeding class colts all!es am bred net 5
% SbeT 'Hsf IN hand r bT the SIDE OF saddehorseon 6y
Charles F. Hubbss b. g. oakWood; E Reybert sr s. Blk
ai:s u eRd an no not s Ss
rena and ch. KITTY Grey: H " shOemaker's hF. 8
Glass p ponies harness, IS hands underwon BY
" Ha5Tnnans br m Iedy Eeoes J w asrTian h M
Helen Miller. third William Carr's blk m imp HoweIrs
Glass Che Edward Knieriem cup harness horses for
ai eS7 @ y MISS Mss Eln1 E i II BedfoTd Il Hdrsd
Class 81 hunters horses suitable Tor aGies nutesS
performance ladies' 70 rider
chester Farms z second: Daviss
Irish Maid third William Cherub. fourth.
over IL hands; must 10 good pacel-
Won by A G. vanderbiIt's b m Polly Prim and b. m
class IS (rnafden 14-l hands
only that nTSt prize IN classes
Gown princess second: william Cars b e Aniatle.
| third; w a. McGibbon's h Gamecock. fourth - =
Class GaIIeSS horses ovT y and not sxceedns 1s2
]. W. HarTirnans br. m Laughing Water seeoEd MISS
II. c. Maxwelrs ch- Adonls, third: J. w Hartman ;
class II Jumpers cross-country jump to consist of
post and rail fence stone alL hsdse and e ooaFa zen &
inches in height amateurs 10 TfGel-Won by CaTence H
tennial second; Thomas J. teIoe O. 3 Ked Raven
third: Clarence II Lob3inss b g EYE fou9th ,,
Club: four-inhands: park team to be shown before
| coach. drag or treakl-Won by 9 W Watson's LORD
and Virginia. wheeleTs A. vanderbIt's Full Dress
Polly Prim. wheeiers. and Sweet Marie and Gibson
| C1ess SO CThe BeechvoId Plate. Frank s
Seifng over II , hands hghi~won by Rufus L. Pat
f3edYntriste- second: ! W TIarrimang blk z Petro-
I.1rn third: Mrs Charles F Iubhs's b Perhaps.
! class fhsrne.s stations gedines: stall
lion or gelding any height)-won by j W Harri-
mans b Nala-
won by Miss Emily H BeItord's ch IiiIdred,
Class AZ CTnaiden harness horses over u hnndsl-
cars blk m imp. Terrfnson Hasty second: Edward
KnierieIn's ch g Pccolo. third; A. G Vanderbilts
N the point ! Hartman
fs vas rst With raddpers hnd tbe
westchester Farms was fret with the jumpers