The Washington herald., 1907-11-19


has brought jumpers from Warrenton.
Va, and Joseph f. WIdener. OF Phila-
delphia. and H. l.. Herbert.
Jumping elimination trials and an open
class began the horse show trials. The
judges first in were A. b. McClay. H y.
Potter. aud John 9. Keith, Canada won
the frs blue ribbon Of the week in class
l09, wol by the Wasp. owned by Crow
& Murray. Of Toronto. performances only
10 count. Thomas Hamilton had the
mount and also got the third ribbon with
the same owners Ironsides. sid Hollo-
way was second and fourth with Cen
tennial and Oneiros. He enters as the
Westchester Farm.
The class for Corinthians 10 ride
brought out a generally useful lot Of
hunters and the fourteen left in for the
final on Wednesday. when the riders will
be in pink. were selected with care.
Among these were u. ID. Benner's King
Edward. Mrs. Alton Potts Firelighter,
Julian Morris Majesty. and David Gray,
all Virginia hunters.
Heavy harness horses had the ring 10
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Gus work OF the show. u was for pairs
not exceeding 49, hands, 10 have confor-
nation, quality, style, all-around action
and be able 10 go a good pace before a
T-cart, Spider. or mail phaeton. Al
seven pairs entered came into the ring
but two were soon eliminated. OF ths
five pairs left in the running, the we'll
known Lord Baltimore and My Hartland
II, owned by c. ". Watson, OF Balti-
more. took the blue ribbon; the brown
geldings, King Of Kings and Pride OF
Prides. entered by Judge Moore, OF Chi
Cago and New York. We're second, and
Miss HooIey's Clever stepping Quaker
Maid and Dorothea third. The Wander
bilt pair entered in this class had 10 be
satisfied with highly commended"
Reginald Gets Both.
Mares and geldings over 1872. and not
exceeding Is hands. appeared fourteen
strong in class 81. 10 inaugurate thC
classes OF heavy harness nags 10 high
carts In the final awards A G. Van
derbilt. with Polly Prim. was overlooked
but Reginald Vanderbilt won both firsi
and second ribbons with Lord Brooke
and Lord Burleigh. Judge Moore wal
third with the bay gelding, DICTATOR, z
nashy mover. and Edward Knieriem, OF
Brooklyn, took the yellow ribbon with
the bay mare. kissing.
Sarnia. which is entered by Julian Nor
ris. of keswick. Va. took ribbon II
the saddle-horse class.
The Canadians were very strong in th'
hunter classes Of the afternoon and even
ing. the first for middle-weight and th'
last for lightweight nags 10 hounds. th'
Virginians apd Sid Holloway's West
chester farm making UP the bulk Of th'
other entries The Wasp won in th'
middle weight for the Canadians, Grow
& Murray. The Wasp has great quar-
ters. short back. and the finest Of fore
parts, so that in action the hunter is th'
poetry OF motion. and skins the fence!
as lightly as a bird.
Sweet Marie Gets the Blue.
Four OF the seven entries in the az
ternoon tandem class were from Oakland
farm. but the issue waS only betweeI
Paul A. Sorg. with the brown mares, NJ.
Lady and Grayce 10 a white cart. c. H
Wilson's "Tooling," the Oakland farms
Sweet Marie. and Polly Prim. also to I
white cart The blue went to Swee
Marie and Polly Prim, the Sorg entr!
second.
Judging OF six thoroughbreds close
the afternoons session. T. l. Watt
knight Of Pearl was awarded the blu,
after the judges had kept the horses
long while in the ring
Verdict Is Kissed.
The three pairs of roadsters TO opel
the night judging were owned by New
Yorkers A. b. MacLay drove the Lon
don show winners. the bays. Roseworth,
and Marguerite Margrave; ''Directum'
Kelly drove the bays, Senator Clarke an
Lady Clarke. for Joseph Kaiser. an,
Blacks Maggie Nelson and Barbar'
Smith. driven by c. H Congdon. com
pleted the muster. The blue went {
Roseworthy and Marguerite Margrave
but there were Kisses and gallery cat
calls mixed with the applause afterwards
Fourteen ponies of the best size 70
general riding, 13.1 and not over 14.2, ha
the ring next The award of the blue i
| this class was to W. A. McGibbon's TOP
sy. Defender, an entry from Elisno
Farms, took second.
VanderbiIts Endangered.
When the party, in which were Mrs
Cornelius Vanderbilt. her daughte
Gladys, Count Szeehenyi. Mrs. A. G
Vanderbilt, and Monsen Morris, left III
horse show late this afternoon. the mem
bers were much annoyed by the batter
OF cameras.
Outside the Garden the women Of tn
party entered the Vanderbilt carriage
while Count Szeehenyi. Mr.. Morris. an
| a friend crossed the street to take an
| other carriage. AS they were steppin
IN, photographer set off a fashlight un
der the horses nose. which caused IL I
| jump Ito one isde. MT Morris Jumpe
out and grabbed the nearest phOtog
rapher. while the two others started {
J run.
/ Mounted Policeman George Frisch Sc
! his horse after one of the men, who IA
! toward Madison avenue. AS Frisc
| turned bis horse into the avenue a
/ Twenty-seventh street the animal fell o
] him, dislOcating his shoulder and caus
ing numerous bruises The Photographic
/ then got away.
Mr.. Morris turned over the photoe
/ rapher he had caught 20 the police an
/ made a complaint of disorderly conduC
against him. he was fined 81