New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-08-09
BAY SHORE SHOW OPENS.
4. @. Vanderbilt and Mss Bedford
Uinners an First Day EUents.


Bay Shore. Long Island. Aug s (speciaD.-IdeaI
weather favored the first day of the regular show
given by the Bay Shore Horse Show Association
on its grounds At lakewood Driving Park Society
did not turn out IN the usual large number in
the past but by the time that the Judging was half
over the stand more than half filed with
eayly gowned maids and matrons Alfred G. Van
derbilt met a number of friends at the station
when the special train pulled in and took the
party TO the grounds in the coach Venture.
The judging in good time until the latter
part Of the afternoon. when the jumpers delayed
matters and the classes were two behind time.
Many automobiles carried parties to the grounds.
and the outer rail of the entire ring was crowded.
Inc events tomorrow Will be more interesting ana
will bring out a large crowd from Manhattan.
Great interest shown to-day in the four-in-
hand class. in which Mr. Vanderbilt had two teams
entered against the four of J. Campbell Thompson.
There was long delay in the judging. and at
every round the applause was decidedly in favor of
Mr.. Thompson. At time when the horses
stopped in front of the judges the leader OF
the Vanderbilt four slipped and fell falling against
the wheel Of Mr.. CampbeIls coach. The judges.
after some talk, stood equally divided between Mr.
Vanderbilt and Mr.. Thompson, and Judge Warning.
who is judging saddle horses. finally appealed
TO, and he gave his vote in favor Of Mr.. Wander
bilt- The award was not a popular
Miss Emily Bedford a winner in the COM
bination saddle and harness horse and took a red
IN several other classes. The manner in which the
show has opened points TO the Vanderbilt. Watson
and Hartman stables as the ones that will be the
contenders for the first honors Of each class in
which they pitted against each other. and the
end OF the show will probably have the Vanderbilt
team again winner all competitors. The
first event was for harness horses. and the first
honors fell TO the Watson stable. after a keen
test with Miss Bedford's Bonner. The second
event. for saddle horses. was won by Rufus L.
Patterson's ST. Agnes.
In the pairs OF drivers the Avondale Farm
from MI. Vanderb,lts Sweet Marie and The Major
after long period OF judging. Miss c. Adelaide
Doremus. new exhibitor here. the womens
saddle horse class with Lady Mcdonald In clever
fashion. Miss Bedford being second with Patsy
Palmer. The appointment class good one.
and all the entries were in first class shape. and
also the trappings and carriages This event
won by the Avondale Farms Lord Burleigh anS
Lord Brooks from the Watson pair. Lord Balti-
more and My Maryland II.
Among those present in the boxes and grandstand
were Mr.. and Mrs. Stephans. Mr.. and Mrs. J. Ives
Plum, Mr.. and Mrs E. d. Farrell the Misses Far
rell, Mr.. and Mrs. Louis G.. Young, Mrs Dietrich,
Charles schieren. Miss Schieren. Mr.. and Mrs c.
Blum, Miss Alice Blum, Mr. and Mrs. Ward, Mr..
and Mrs. Joseph Z. Owens. Miss Owens. Mr.. and
Mrs. Schuyler Parsons Miss Evelyn Parsons, Mrs.
Beverly Robinson. Mr.. and Mrs r. A Pinkerton
Mr. and Mrs. Allan Pinkerton Mr.. and Mrs. H H.
Wood Mr. and Mrs. Richard Hyde. the Misses
Hyde. Mr.. and Mrs. w. T. Haywood. Dudley Hay
wood. Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest T. Fellows. Mr. and
Mrs. Charles F. Iiubhs. the Misses Hubbs. Mr.. and
Mrs. S. F. Rothchilds Walter Rothchids. Edward
L. Rothchilds. Miss Constance Mccall Mrs. Brad
ish Johnson and many others from the surrounding
country colonies.
Class ess s horses over a. and not szsSn6 10
by Fsirrnont Farms CHI M Ktfy grey Miss Emily IL
Leader OF Fashion third: William Cars b, Imp. Bal
hsndTl.w.n y I ! Psser.ons eh m. s. Asnss Is
Cd. & Jacobite. third: Ethan Farms ch S. EIiam
Class IL pairs of harness horses over 152 handswon
b. boo ASones a ns s Td F sast aPa AND a
The Major esS9nd 5 0aan T b. m The 5
I9nsdais and Tennessee q s fourth road Win,
or Without fop1|Won BY Eisnore Farms CHI m sadie
Me sss Ap sE h Reie. third e Mickey second
sS Class 81 gd sf Ms e ds sGsdn 5Tem 1n h6nd
Lazy McDonaic' Miss Emily n BedfoId o. M Tatsey
ihird: Elsnore FARMS br m ARISES Model fourth
cs sond D1s 81 re SI B Se
uf s Ny sll'H II . second: oakland Farms g
s, ais b. n A. A LADY Barbafa and M Lady EOcene
GLASS 20 andens wheeler to be Isl hands or
and to have conformation substance quality and action:
l Gaos t S E Ts 6S Fa e m NoTena
Hdred and CHI g. Plymouth CT ampion. second; Avon
dale FARMS b. &. vlsccunt Salisbury and br m Lady
and bla mn 1nf IMP Te4TinE,on Hasty
Glass Minimum 81 %Ps Weight RsiS to- be cat 3l BY
Mescae 81 onero Second weatchester Farms m e.
Jack Frost third: Clarence IL Robbinss b. g. EiVis'
a horses Sasn any sss esgn r% to be
Wen BY F,airrnont Norena and CHI Kitty
GRAY Oakland naDs sars PARK sabes m dp Bar
saFs and m a L Dr. @ Laughing MsssT fourth
road a1G to to be s9w4 SGf0 re
Oakland Farms Campbell ThOmps0n's four. sec
Gas. % exhibit horses in harness. horses to
h.
sxpfF,ttor-Wol Avondale Farms three: Fairrnont
rams lord Baltimore Ny Maryland and My Maryland
III second Oakland Farms Polly PEm, The founsster
Glass 80 combination harness and saddle horses horses
suitable Tor and saddle Purposes: horse to os
embarrassed the ring and TO be shown ana 2uogs1
,,nder saddle; best suited bolh
y, ne nrsardeI nrs.l-wor by Miss Emily H Bedfords
n v, Patsey Palmer: Miss c. Adelaide Dorenluss o. m
nrTorai6 FArn's CHI fteiiance
,h,rd w A. McGibbn's b. &. Ganeeock fourth
ST. LOUIS, 8; BOSTON, o.
At St. Louis H. n. r.
ST Iofs......-....... 0 Ks
pou.o, O 0 90 o
patterI,s-St Louis Karger and Marshall; Bos-
ton Dorner and Needham.