The sun., 1907-11-20
HORSE SHOW GOES GGLLOPING
WHE HACKNEYS AND SOUTHERN
&ADDLE HORSES APPLAUDED.

Advent IN tho Ribbons OT Judge MoOrc'a
New Steppers = Sensation Pride a.
/. Pride and KInK OG Kings just From
/, Enghnnd hut Never shown There
n &C. w. watson UDhOlds Baltlmoro
; Honor im Pony TeAmm ami tho
81 RrOugham Palrs-Successes for Fred
{ Pabst or Hllwsukee-LOslng Day for
y Mrs. GeFken. VINO Has FORMER Cham-
n DIOns Defeated Pole POnles show Speed
' Society discovered the Horse Show again
yesterday despite darkest Wall Street and
the attendance from reveiIle TO taps was OF
the spectacular. busting, pushing degree
that almost sQualled the full career OF the
fixture. There were persons Of title-cOunt
'em-to add lustre to the boxes and to glad
den the eyes OF the promenade thrOnR.
At the most crowded hour OF the prom
snade the lights cleaned on many women
wearing hats of their faces who scanned
the women wearing dresses or their necks.
but only 10 zee which OF the quality folks
were In their parties. Nc one minded the
staring in the boxes or seats. nor did those
who stared seek any EXCUSES for their
minute scrutiny. The Horse Show was
long ago declared the apotheosis Of rubber
Ing. II is a part Of the game and would
be missed as much as the horses.
Bookmaxers with ears red from teie-
phone tips on Bennings. baseball stars on
vacation. Broadway lawyers and gay young
sparrows in many lines were among the
men who elbowed the society leaders and
country strayers on the promenade or
who hung over the rails with the horsey
set. This was the same old way OF 1t and
every one had some Of the fun. That was
an East Side pugilist who is bent on catch
ing on who asked his chum. -Wot's dat
about der Nanderbilts taking der count.
eh?"
Polo ponies were coming In for their
tests then and the confusion hid the chums
explanation. Young men who play the
game about the country clubs rode the polo
ponies and some were encouraged by name
by their women friends. The railbirds
were quick to get next and there were
choruses Of 60 it Louisl" and Well hit.
Jayl' as the riders dsshcd by from hun
dreds whom they had never seen before
but no one minded.
There was a shifting about Of leaders
somewhat. both the Vanderbilts being
momentarily in eclipse. c. W. Watson.
after long trying. added the blue for pony"
fours to his trophies. the clever driving OF
Mrs. Gerken not availing with her weakened
team. and the Baltimore>eXhibitor had also
a great victory with Lord Baltimore and
My Maryland II. in the brougham class
W. II. Moore was also to the front and won
with Berkeley Bantam. the pony OF fame
and irst and second with the new hackney
steppers. Pride o. Prides and King of Kings
both as black as coal but as light in action
as feathers. Show veterans think the new
-. II. i
big championships.
Either one could pick up his feet and
go catch a bird" said David Carr. the only
man with pearl derby at the show and
who is said to have received $4,000 for the
pair from Judge Moon. Il bought EN-
at the farm and they have never been
shown in England. That's why when
was at the London show I told the boys
there were two English horses in America
could beat anything they had at home"
Hackney breeders were about the ring
In the morning to suggest in their number
the days when tire late A. j. Cassatt George
Green and John A. Logan. Jr.. had entries
In TO compete against W. Seward Webb.
Henry Fairfax, II. Mex. Twomby or +. d.
Jordan when Matchless OF Londesborough
was king.
In the five halter classes of hackneys
there was not an exhibit by New Yorker.
a change Of tune indeed. The early
breeders have improved their trotting
stock and they are content TO make way
for new hackney importers with the
same aim in view. Fred Pabst Of Mil
waukee. who is being made famous here
and abroad by hackneys, won five blue
ribbons. Oddly enough, his stallion Mean
wood Majesty is by Forest King. now Judge
Moore's big champion. and his two-year-
old Caynton Phyllis is by Poionius. sire OF
Judge Moore's new pair, Pride o Prdes
and King OF Kings.
The dainty Arabian stations had an air
ing in the afternoon class. Prince Arab
being one of those placed to Angus. Bel
mont's 8 thoroughbred pony Fume. winner
of two blues on the day.
a rebel yell from the rail at that innovation,
a class for Southern fine gated saddle
hoIses The four fine candidates for James
r Hydes cup were as gentle as palfreys in
action and covered the ground az swiftly
40 a swallow scars, gliding without effort
from fox trot TO canter and requiring none
of the hard riding of high school horses.
The rocking chair fleets OF yachting will
Lose their captains 10 equestrlanlsm II the
Southern saddle horses become a fixture
here.
Reginald Vanderbilt had a notable win
with the just over hackney ponies Clyde
Vale Champion and Clyde Vale Cham
ptOn IL. to harness over TorchliRht and
Cocksparrow. driven by Mrs. Gerken.
who Is the most versatile woman whip in
the country. and the New Haven pair.
Louis H. StOddards Lady Lenox and Lady
Lightfoot.
Both Reginald and Alfred Vanderbilt.
TO name them in the order Of blue ribbons
and not seniority. and also Paul A. Sorg
were beaten by the entry OF Judge Moore
In the private omnibus class. The sway
OF the Canadian and Virginian entries in the
hunter classes had its check by the victory
OF X. Taber Mi!lets in the afternoon class
Manhattan's riders and drivers will try To-
regain their leads to-day.
DAINTY COLORS PREVAIL