The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-11-21

than q 81. Bernard doc 10 bulky u hand
draught geidings. HackneyS from England
we're again the blue ribbon winners In tbs
classes for TINT breed Judged II the morn
ing. Harry Donnon Of Lancaster. Pa.
won the championship for mares with
Orange Blossom and the two stallion breed
ing classsh with DanesHort and hin get.
which included Bob's 0st and three more.
Frod Pabst Of Milwaukee took three more
ribbons with imported haOkneys. and Judge
Moore. who showed tho halter t~hree-year-
old hackney L~owthOrpe Duke, who bad
action enough for a gig, won a blue, The
T. L. Watt entries we're one. twOs three
i'm the GLASS for Shetland mares with fOsl.
their progeny frolicking like puppies In
the ring.
The opening classes Of the afternoon
were for ponies. The Weishman, Cardiff.
won under saddle For Charles Holloway
OF Bayside. little Miss WeyIsr up; and OF
tho seven ShetIands in harness Aberdeen
Of Pittsford. a skewbald. supplanted Ellerslie
Of Elsinore. a black unbeatsn since Ellerslie
Farm bought It from PittsfOrd Farm at
Syracuse last year.
The Watson we'll balanced lot. Lord Bal
timore and My Maryland on .hs lead AMI
Virginia and Lady Baltimore on the wheel,
won tho blue. The Moore team took SEC
ood, the coachy type Of the wheelers not
being a good foil perhaps TO b dazzling
Vanderbilt's new browns for third place.
Topsy. admirably ridden by Mrs. ". A.
McGibbon. was stamped the BEST OF the
thirteen ladies' saddle horses not exceeding
1871 hands. This black mare has a beauti-
body, with the best Of underpins, and al
though the smallest In the class by the
measuring rod the strong shoulders give
tho impression OF size. The marc has per-
feet action. and on her second win seems In
Inc for a championship. Miss Emily H.
Bedford rode her bay mare Mary Ann TO
second place, and Durham, a previous
winner. was third. IL was al even lot, and
OF those beaten Poppy st. John. an entry Of
Mrs. u. G. Railey Of Lexington. and Mrs.
J Howard Ford's Agatha, ridden by Miss
Grace Antony, might well have been placed
higher.
4 brown pair II fast and ine actors. The
President and Arley A., won a blue In the
dealers class for chose over i5.2 for Crow h
Murray II Toronto. There were eight in
the class for horses suited for chargers or
officers mounts. the winner being the stall
NRrt chestnut gslding Corotonan, with
Emil Antony up. owned in Manhattan.
Glass In the hunt clubs 10 not falling on,
Judging by the riding and fencing in the
Corinthian class, in which jumping counted
rs per cent. and the riders were III Linh..
Very clever at the jumps was the geldins
David Gray. for he did not u a hOof.
and the blue went 70 his rideA Julian Morris
Of kesSiok. Va, Quite as clever was The
Wasp, the Canada halfbred, who carried
the heavyweight James Murray. snG this
one was second.
The pairs suitable for n heavy carriage
view IN the opeuin. clhst at clght lad
nearly the ai1e OF the dr6u9ht horses seen
earlier, but their clean limbs. rounded
hAnneffVNI hAaAa and ah6nfnn nnDNE
we're as different as diamonds and lead.
eight pairs were shown 70 mali
phaet0ns. and all were browns and Days
except II. l.. Prptt's ohestnuts Operator
and Queen Delta. and the roans BIN Cloud
and Blu Gown, owned by Z. LAngdon
Wilks OF Gait, Ont. There Was no showing
for. pace, but In the few rounds the knee
and hook action OR the big, one was ap-
n pleased the railbirds.
The judges went UP and down the aligned
many times. but they gould not get
away from the unison in balance and
strokes Of Lady Baltimore and
Virginia. and as their height OF 1901 hands
aud symmetry would have suited a royal
coach there wa applause when the blue
ent to G.. W. WRtson's entry.
The claas for pairs to phaetons, ladies 20
drive, was a most attractive ole. The
costumes Of the drivers. who
the ribbons well, added TO 'he
{ayety Of the scene In the ring. Mrs. :. "
Watson drove Lord Baltimore n My Mary
Miss Emily f. BEDFORD handled
he reins over her own rair. Bonner and
Blitzen. a good looking team OF blacks.
Mss Mabel Hooley drove her pair Of chest
nuts. Quaker Maid and DorOthea. well
named, but Miss hooley wore too attractive
1 costume 20 be in keeCing with theQuakers
Mrs. Belle Beach Balm drove Slrs. T..
pair, lion and Mouse: Mrs BlaiS-
fell drove Wanda and TonawRnda for
Alfred O.. Vanderbilt; Miss B. Naih drove
II. Moore's pair, Menella and
Russie, and Mrs. Reginald G Vanderbilt
md Marie Tempest. The horses were a
good looking lot with lots Of action
all we're well handled. Mrs. Watson,
Mrs. Vanderbilt. Miss Hooley and Miss
Bedford, being amateurs. were the most
with the spectators and each was
as she went around the ring. Miss
won. while Mrs. Watson was second.
The Moore pair were third and Mrs Van |
ierbilt was fourth. The aware was a
one, and the horses and drivers
we're heartily cheered as they went around
The ring again decorated with the coveted
Last wear when William II. Moore won
The Waldorf cup With Forest King ne CAV a
called the Forest King cuu for gig
horses with Forest King barrel. Five com
for that trophy last night. Miss
EHlt.Iy "a, reuloru drove tiluTsp' WITS
Z. W. Watson Lord Baltimore. J. W. HarTi-
a Nala. Reginald e. Vanderbilt Lord
Burleigh. and Edward Knieriem Kissing.
From the start Hildred was the popular
ana the longer they we're sent
the ring the better this hackney
marc went. Kissing. Lord Burloigh and
Lord Baltimore got the gate. and then tho
Judges selscten Mails as the winner. giving
% nildred the reserve ribbon. Il was a
teen disappointment TO Miss Bedford, who
done q good deal TO collect y good
and who drove well. but II was Just
! question Of type. II the judges had hap,
would have won.
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