New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-04-11
BLUES WE'LL DIVIDED.
Mr.. Thompson Gets T1oo Falls at
Brooklyn Horse Shoe.

Judge William H. Moore and Miss Emily H. Bed
ford shared equal hOnors last night at the horse
show OF the Riding and Driving Club of Brooklyn
Each captured two blue ribbons. Judge Moore
with his splendid trio Forest King. Whitegate
Majesty and The Swell. first prize in the class
for the best three single harness horses I42 hands
or over. while his four grays placed first in
the four-in-hand class over J. Campbell Thomp-
sons team.
Miss Bedford won one blue ribbon with her black
beauties. Donner and Bitten. In the ladies' double
harness class, and another in the class fo- tan
dems. with Hdred and Plymouth Champion
Other winners were Mrs, John Gerken's bay geld
Ing Redwood. in the saddle class for horses be-
tween 141 and Is hands; Mrs W. S. Elliott's Judge
Cantren. in the class for saddle horses over 142
and John Cheever Cowdin's chestnut gelding Lake
wood. among the polo ponies
John H. Thompson, who was exhibiting his little
gray Arabian pony imported All Bey in the polo
pony class. went into the contest with a disIocated
knee He was unable TO keep his right foot IN the
stirrup in consequence and had not been in the
ring long before a sudden turn sent him flying
over the pony's head. He pluckly remounted but
had not been on long before a sudden stop sent
MIN TO earth again He remounted. rubbing his
shoulder this time and went through the greater
part Of the contest before he handed the horse
over to another rider. John Cheever Cowdin took
the first three prizes IN this class
Judge Moores trio showed IN splendid form II
was led by the beautiful bay geldinR Forest King
seemed N
nave lost none Of his action. which has brought
him so many blue ribbons W. W Harrinan's
THO. made up OF the bay stallion Nala. the bav
geidns Lord Burleigh and the bay geldlng Electric
Light gave the winners such q hard fight that II
spectiye merits Of the combinations 1''" 'le re-
p IN me SADDLE horse class Mrs. John Gerken's
Kentucky Miss NJ q Maxweiis cbestn,E, eil Ing
geldlng gained his second blue ribbon 81 sp s
he was ridden by Charles l. RaiIey and proved
superior 70 Mrs. Charles r. TTubbe's Perhaps ana
nIa MAJ - dohens castro which received the second
much bigger crowd was on hand than IN the
opening night OF the show. Among those present
We're Z. T. Bedford. NJ. and Mrs. Carlyle. W. H
Stewart Mrs Louisa Smith, Miss Anna Woodland
and Mrs D. w Hntchn Ss En NM a woodland Mr.
HarTy M MT and Ms Smith Ford Mr. and Mrs
MacCafnl. The summaries follow: ''S
SADDLE HORSES
.ns a s6aS2 q 9t B5e $50 seeoSd SIS horses
Miss G MAXWELL eb aco. N9p h,4s second
Writings b. Ny Lady fourth 1f''e '''''' FRANK r
HARNESS HORSES
of three horses not under IA hands)Iwon by ". H
Moore b & Forest King b whitegate Majesty and
Lord BursIsh and b Electric Light second; George
Sf i'T Major third 'a' ''0" q" & storm N'nS and
SADDLE HORSES
Class 25 over u hands: carrying up to hundred
cantreil: Mrs Charles F. Hubbes b e. Perhaps second
b. &. Snowshoes. fourth.
FOURTH HANDS
Class Is Coad teams)-Won by William II Moore's
grays; J. Campbell Thompson's bays second.
HARNESS HORSES
by Mss m 9T' hG 10 b p 10 sr @
Bitten; William Moore's pair CHI & Sunshine and
oh. Perfection. second: NJ l. and a. Schwarz's
Spider and b. &. Fly third.
POLO PONIES
Class 80 mot to exceed Polo Association standard IN
heigh)-Won by John Cheever Cowden's ch Lakewood.
ran lay brS Co uste second same owners Dr. g
rinne. fourth.
TANDEMS.
Class IL (horses IS hands-Won by Miss Emily II
Bedfords tandem. CHI Hildred and ch &. Plymouth
Champion W. II. Harrimans tandem, br. m. Laughing
Water and br. &. Chieftain. second