New-York tribune., 1907-05-05
ROAD HORSES NPARADE
u. SEELIG WINS HONORS.
Captures T1co Cups and TFco Blues
IN AnnudI Shoe.

Horses Of high degree reigned supreme on the
Speedway yesterday afternoon. A thousand or
more admirers Of thoroughbred road horses
turned cut 10 see the eighth annual parade of
the Road Drivers Association and the judging
Of the classes.
The parade of some two hundred horses and
vehicles started from 146th street and St Nicho-
Jas avenue at p N. Mounted policemen and
Pent's Guard Band In wagon drawn by four
gray horses headed the parade, which was led by
George A Coleman, grand marshal driving
Kingwood; President Andrew Crawford, driving
Invader; Vice-President w. J. Clark. behind
Aline: c. S. Rice and William Scott second and
third vice. presidents, driving Ramona and Rag
land, respectively, and Secretary a. H. Cosden.
behind Crown Prince.
Then followed the six divisions led by these
marshals: DR.. H. D. Gill, William ]. Clark.
Charles S. Rice. Edward ]. La Place Thomas
Kinds and Joseph F. Gibbons
Straight up ST. Nicholas avenue they went.
thousands cheering them as they passed quickly
through St Nicholas Place on TO the Speedway
and UP to Dyckman street, where they turned
and came back to the clubhouse at 165th street
where the Judging of the various classes began
at $3.50 p. m. by George Webb of Chestnut Hill
Philadelphia; Thomas Floyd-Jones, Homer Dav-
enport and A. /. Kerker.
II was an ideal day for the show, the sunshine
and clear, bracing atmosphere seeming TO eN-
hAarate both the spectators and the horses
some Of the high steppers showing off in spirited
fashion by rearing in the shafts al times. The
absence of Miss Giulia P. Morosini at the show
was noted with regret by all
NJ Seelig carried off the honors of the day by
winning two cups and two blue ribbons-one
with his handsome black mare Sadie Mack, in
the short tail class, and another with his pair,
Lion and Mouse in the phaeton class. He also
captured second prize in Glass 10 with his fine
pair OF short tails, Byzantine and Brilliantine
The first prizes were cups this year as well as
ribbons, and Miss Edith Hard had the honor Of
winning two-one with Fanny K, in the PAGER
class. De Witt {. Flanagan q cup and a
blue ribbon with his short tail pair, Buster and
Charter, in Class 10, and a second prize with
his short tail horse Kentucky. in the runabout
class. Andrew Crawford. the president of the
association. drove his Bon Voyage TO victory.
In the two-man wagon class for trottcrs. Harry
l. Toplitz. one Of the directors captured a cup
with his uotting team, Graeme Grattan and
Judge Boardman, driven by Elmer stevens
The summaries follow:
C.ass Grouers one-man wagon; fourteen entres)-
Biosss Grsat HOPE second. George Alsnanders Frank
class : Faoers 70 one-nan speed wagon: eleven en-
lam scott Raglan. second; T Il Leahy's Who knows
saa s Judge TO "fsan os3m56 naS 2 s by
oHner stevens driver; Nashville and Ve, L Oettinger
ana driver. second Anglo Saxon King
cate, II D Mason owner ana driver, third.
BY Fannie X l2:l5. N Sims, owner Miss Edith Hard
c4it- NF-li-dIH -NoIlIfop SecOEli RCstbrino
t2.23i4. ". CorEeone third.
Class trotters twoInan wagon: thirteen entries)-
Won rE A CraHtor1's Bon voyage: u. u Masons King
Advocate second; G. H ConElons Prince third
sn1 Frank l1stord u B. Gates. driver; Tar
Tartar and David Nuscrvlte. J. Wegeman owner and
driver. second, Nichols and Major y Gunzfeder third
Class short alis. 10 rnabouts; thirteen entresl-Won
by Sa-le Mack owned ana driven VI Seelg. u [
Ianassns kenruesy. second; Peter Fan, Union coach
Horse Company. third
Class Tsirs 70 phaetcrs. four eutries)-won by NJ
a SesiE Lion ana Mouse. J. F fiihspns silver nd
G5.d. second = Dunn'z Florence and lose third
-lass tr7iteTs 10 basket phaetons three cntries-
r. I'd
driver; Alice Mao Il ConEdon owner ana driver SEE
third 49, -'-'0''
ass 10 short tail pairs, vehicle; two en-
trlesN % tg u ". c. Fanagans Buster and Charter:
IL A seeEs Byzantine and Brlantine. second; 10 third