The sun., 1907-11-20

of points. the cup went TO Hartman.
The appointment class for roadster pairs
to follow was quick win for A. y. Maclay
with Roseworthy and Marguerite Margrave,
and the success won a leg on the Delatour
cup. the gift of A. G. Schuyler. Jonesy
Smith and Barbara Smith were the only
competitors.
stations were in the class for studs suited
to get polo ponies. -Four appeared from
En9land-TrystinE Tree. MOuntaineer.
Bashful Boy and The Birch, the latter a
I4.2 three-year-old that seemed fit enough
for a game. but the other three we're the
biggest l4.2 hand horses To ever step INTO
the city ring The height may have been
all right, but they had the round quarters
and girth Of hackneys. Pecos johnnie. "A
graceful bay with name braided in green
ribbons and owned by A. X. Hamilton OF
Pittsburg, headed the line on parade. which
included August Belmont's Fume. Fume,
a compact one with great chest and arms
on short legs. was the winner for tho second
year The Keynsham stud with the English
entries TRUSTING Tree and MountaineeT took
second and fourth. well deserved honors.
and Prince Arab won the red on his beauty.
An afternoon class for horses not exceed
ing l5.2 hands that had never taken rib
bon at any of the previous Garden shows
brought ten high steppers into action.
Amateurs and talent were alike agape to see
Judge MOore's new pair. Pride q Pridcs and
King of Kings, in single harness. In par
beat the Moore two on Monday. but to cart
they will be worthy SUCCESSORS always to
Forest King.
John T.. Cowdin's Carlist split timber and
knocked OF bricks in the class for thorough
bred hunters. as he felt sulky. but the others
did well enough. s. Taber Wilets of Ros-
lyn rode his chestnut gelding Crlsher to
the blue, horse well known in the Meadow
Brook country.
First OF the four-in-hand classes came "A
Iua af hat ira .arIx
terbottom, the latter driving for {. w.
Watson Of Baltimore The teams had to be
IA and not over l4.2 hands. Mrs. Gerken
drove Shopgirl and Newsboy in the lead
and Brandon and Peter Pan on the wheel.
With Belmar in the latters place he had wOu
in this class for two years. Watson being
second last year 10 her with ChatterboX,
Einging Bells. Novena and Kitty Grey.
This time the, roam wwheelers had more
.teadiness and snap than Mrs. Gerken's
browns and the award went to the Balti-
more exhibitor.
John Sprutley took the box by request
Of the directors To Judge the five gated
saddle horses, a signal honor for the dean
Of Southern dealers in Me snhattan's horse
marts They moved faster and more
gently in the ring, this quartet of single
footers and rsckers. then the park type
city folks are used TO and thus bore out the
Southern prediction. The entries we're
American Girl and Bourbon Prince, by
w. J. Roe Of Versailles, KY. Bright Mark,
owned by A. ~. Bassell Of Lost Creek, Va,
and Lord Chesterfield. owned by Matt -
COhn of Lexington, Ky, and famous aS y
Southern show horse. The blue went 10
Bourbon Prince, with Lord Chesterfield
next in favor. HowG ri Ba II rode the WHINE
and II. Z. Moreland the second horse.
In the closing heavy harness class Of the
afternoon GeorGe Wrtscn Won his second
blue ribbon Of the show. with his sound
performer Emperor. Two appointment
classes followed, that for pairs TO broughams
having eight entries end presenting an
elegant array OF tasteful carriages gDd
spanlSng horses. The winners were &. W.
Watsons Lord BaNimOre and MY Mary
Land IL. the beaten pairs including Lord
Buvcigh and Lord BroolSe, Drummer
and Octavius, Senator and D"9ater and
Wanda and Tonawanda.
Senator and Dsbater were soon in harness
again and won for Jul ye Moore in the class
for private omnibuses. a vehicle now more
often seen at the shows than in the street
unless propelled by a motor. Paul A.
Sorg's His Highness ami His Maiesty wore
placed over Astonishment and Amazement.
winners before in such a class. and Sweet
Marie and Gibson Boy SlOwn in harness.
Reginald Vanderblt's Clyde Veil ponies
Champion and Champion II, went very
prettily and beat out the old fnvoritcs
! TOrchlght and COcksparrow AMI Lady
Lenox and Lady Lightfoot.
The evening test for polo ponies was
for manners and hahCliness as well as con-
formation, the turning around standards
causing plenty of excitement.
Louis Il. Stoddard Of the New Haven
Polo Club had two in Crook and Spotted
Wolf, and the way ne handled them proved
that the leg is sound hc broke last spring
at Hartford. Squadron A had several
representatives Joseph and Leavitt Hunt
and r. &. Laurence, and NJ. L. and A. G..
Schwartz had two in. The ponies were
none too clever at turning. the English
pony The Birch being slow as cold mo-
lasses. but in the dashes from post To post
the lot had more ginger. Judge Cowdin
rode the picked LOT and tried their PAGES
before he handed the blue to Little Joe,
entered by George q. Fahys OF Squadron
A and ridden by Leavitt j. Hunt.
Judge Cooch had big task when the
competitors OF Class % entered the ring.
Fifteen showed out of twenty-five entered,
and il took him some time to separate the
best of the lot. Stanton Elliott rode his
wife's horse WinOna. W. A. McGibbOn sent
into the ring Venus. Mineto and Ebony
Belle. and his wife, who was Miss &. Adelaide
Doremus, watched them critically from her
box. W. "A. Moore was represented by
Clarionet, q good looking brown. Miss
Emily Bedford sent in Miss Ann.
John +. Beatty showed "a good looking
chestnut in Gretta and Miss Marguerite
Weyhler rather startled all by riding astride.
She looked remarkably well. Mrs. John
Gerken rode Mayo. Irish Rose repre-
sented r. II. Weatherbee and Mrs John
T.. Spratley showed Cen Forest. Finally
all but Durham, owned by Rufus l.. Pater-
son; Royal owned by 3. Ogden Chisolm;
Mayo and Gen. Forest got the gate and
the ribbons were distributed in the order in
which they have been mentioned.
Four hackney stations were next paraded
before the judges and they were heartily
cheered as they went through the PAGES
Fred Pabst won with MeanwOOd Majesty.
Reginald Vanderbilt's Tiger Lille, by Fash
ion, was second, and Aquinus. owned by
W. {. Freeman, third.
The most attractive class Of the evening
was for the National Horse Show Gold
Challenge Cup. This trophy IL worth $500
and has TO be won twice by the same owner.
Il was won once by Lord Burleigh and
Lord Brooke. now owned by Reginald
G. Vanderbilt and shown last night. then
by Birmingham and Burlingame, and last
year by Laughing Water and Indian Chief.
Six pairs showed. William II. Moore
showed Pride a Prides and King OF Kings;
Alfred q. Vanderbilt, Wanda and Tona-
wanda: Mrs. William Orr Barclay, SandOw
and Sultan; Harry ID. Holloway, Scotland's
Queen and Duchess. and c. W Watson OF
Baltimore. Lord Baltimore and My Mary
land.
The Vanderbilt brothers were the first
shown 10 the gate and others followed,
leaving onlylthe Moore and Watson pairs
in the ring. Then the Watson team waa