New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-04-06
CROWD AT HORSE SHOW
ONE AWARD II SURPRISE.
Three-Days-Old Foa' Gets a Com
pIimentary Blue Ribbon.

The sixteenth annual horse show Of the Durlard
company came to an end last night at the riding
academy in 66th street. The biggest crowd Of the
show was in attendance. and the awards met with
general approval Among those seen in the boxes
We're Colonel Daniel Appleton, c. X G. Billings
j. H. Moore Mr.. and Mrs. W. c. Bamber MT, ana
The surprise of the evening came when two for
meT prize winning pairs entere1 IN tltS -.
ceive a blue ribbon but failed to come in for even
second or tHrd a%1IG WEI We're piaced ahead OF
them. TIE defeated pairs were Miss EInIXy II
Orr rr'I BSreliys sandow and Sultan. The Judges
decided that neither of theSe teams G i, reu sS
much fourth place and no white floDoh was
g The class included pairs shown to runabogqts the
horses not to exceed 15.2 hands In height. Paul =
Sorg's pair Of black mares Heatherbelle and Black
blue ribbon while ]. Campbell Thompsons Little
Prince and Canadian Girl were plaeed second a.
blacks Cassia and Earl Of Holme.
, Mr. Thompson's team was beaten in another class
on wednesday night by the teams of both Miss
Bedford and Mrs. Barclay. It was said that the
reason both of these splendid pairs were passed
over last night was that they had too much action
Outside Of this. the most interest was aroused by
a feature not the programme. Since the show
has foaled a colt The little animal was carried IN
by stableman last night, and was able 10 stand
after a blue ribbon had been attached TO his
halter. He was chrstened The Horse show"
best best trained park horse for which the Durland
horsan1an took a blue in the class FOR horses over
l52 hands with his bay gelding Hot Cookies.
really magnificent animal In the class Tor ponies
under saddle Mrs Thomas J. RYAN took blue
with her black geding Black Squirrel. Other win
ners were the Elsinore Farms pony Black Prin-
cess, the Westchester Farms chestnut gelding
Oneiros and c. W. Watsons four-in-hand. The
summaries follow:
PONIES UNDER SADDLE
Class mot 10 exceed hauds1-Won by Mrs. Thomas
J. Ryau.s blk Black Squirrel DIT G. e. iaytons b. &
Master. second Master 4. II Bliugss blk Perse-
we're third George Post. jr 5. br IA Leona, fourth
HARNESS HORSES.
Class "a pairs exceeding IL hands. for r, NJ
StiveJs prizelWon by Paul y Sorgs pair blk m Black
BLK m. Heatherbelie j. Campbell Thompson's
ond: EIsinore Farms pair, blk N. Cassia and blk.
Earl OF Holmc. third: no fourth team
SADDLE HORSES.
Class tower - . hands)--Won by .. l. Raiey's b
Hot Cookies; Rufus L. PaterHon's b Jasmine second
&iss q. Adelaide Dorcmuss b. Lady Mcdonald. third.
Mrs. John Cer.en's D g. Surprise fourth.
PONIES IN HARNESS.
Glass 80 mot exceeding 10 handsJ-Von by Elsinore
blk. m Welsh Princess. Alexander WatsDn's
blk & Little Wonder, second: =. w Watsou's ch. m.
Helen Miller third; Miss Lucy cars ch Imp Little
FOURTH HAND
Class 20 exceeding Is handsl-Ton by c. W Wat
sons four No others showed.
JUMPERS
Glass i2 tsIx Jumps: two al It.: two az IT. ms
and two al ft)-Won by Westchester Farms CHI e
Oneros N. l. and A. 9. Schwartzs bay m Wild
Geranigm, second: Clarence II Itobbins's bay x ride
third: Westchester FARMS bay & Taconite fourth
SADDLE HORSES
Class tfOr Durland cup; best trained horxelyv
by Mrs. w ). Ellots Oh. <. Judge CantrI: Miss r "
Reids DIX m Endora second McGtbbon Coller'g bav
m Go Lightly. third; Mat S. Coheu's Blk q Castro
fourth o. N'