New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-04-04
BLUES TO MRS. BARCLAY
S4NDOW AND SULTAN WIN
HlLdred Beaten IN Pair at the Dur
land Horse .Shotc.

Mrs William Orr Barclay was a double winner
at the Durland horse show. which was continued
last night at the riding academy. in 66tt street
With her splendid pair Of chestnut geldings San
dow and Sultan. Mrs Barclay captured the blue
ribbon in the class for harness horses and
In the class for pairs 14.S hands and not ex-
ceeding ISL hands. The other winners of the even
Ing were Mrs. ". s. Elliot. with Judge CantrIl in
the class for saddle horses 1872 hands; c. W.
watson, in the class for pairs not exceeding las
hands, with Kitty Grey and ChatterboX; Charles
Holloway with Cardiff. in the pony class. and the
Westehen Farm. with Taconite, in the class 70;
qualified hunters
Mrs. Barclays success was the more notable
because she defeated the $4,000 pair. Hdred and
Plymouth Champion, recently purchased by Miss
Emily Bedford. Mrs. Barclays team also defeated
Bonner and Bitten, Miss Bedford's pair OF blacks.
which had been successful in the tandem class the
night before.
Besides the two pairs mentioned. the ladies' har-
ness class brought out Kitty Grey and Ringing
Bells. beautiful pair Of chestnut mares. owned by
c. W. Watson
Mrs, Barclays winners are well matched chest
nut seldings. exactly fifteen hands high. They dis
PLAYED splendid hook and knee action and We're
o S sooO IN cohIoIIHaloI ~nlIe II WouIl
nave been hard to better the appointments, which
Mrs. John Gerken showed DISAPPOINTMENT when her
pair, NeWsboy and Shop Girl. were beaten by c. ".
bon than She dashed her horses sToss the bs sn
tTotted leisurely about.
a fairly good sized crowd turned out last night.
among those seen IN the boxes were:
cS1e and Nd MIS- Mrs IL F. ManyIlie M and Mrs Nc
R Nia m D D1G ma NJ Man and Mrs Ne G. Reid the
son. JEFFERSON Seigman Mortimer L. Schin, Mr.
and Mrs: H. E Manyille Mrs, Hazel Clair Nolan.
Carlisle. Mr.. and Mrs A. E. Foye. Mr. and Mrs
William J. Dixon. MRS John R. Heseman, Mr.. and
Yon Der Horst Koch George Ghgchase; Horace L
Thompson. Dr. A. D. buchanan, Mrs. E. R. Iadew.
NJ and Mrs William Stanton Elliott. Miss Emily
Watson. Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Carmichael Mr.
and a Mrs p; s. H0oley and Miss Margaret Hooley.
F Hub6s Miss G Adelaide Doremus. Otto II.
Richard F. carman Colonel D. Appleton coIonei
G l. Railey. Dr. C. Shirley Carter. Tonic Salvage.
orr Barclay. Mrs Daniel Frohmsn John Cheever
Cowdin, Alfred Borden and ]. b. Tiffany.
HORSES IN HARNESS PAIRS
Class 20 over e hands and not exceeding l6 hands
dow and s %ta s .F SsTSa RS h s san
m Iildred and eh Plymouth Champion. second; G. w
third Mrs E. seeiiss pair. b. Lion and b. g. Mouse
SADDLE HORSES
csss s0ysT ls herds years old and carving
Judge csntT: Otto % KaSns en- M i Esa ss ss
Ns6ItOsn Golfers Oh. Prince Of Orange third:
HARNESS HORSES.
Class IS pairs lss hands and underl-won by c W.
Boz: Mrs John Gerkins pair en- Nsws6oy ana cn m
saoP Kin, sss95 s william ssess pair Dr. M5surs
SADDLE HORSES
Class tpones not exceeding % handr-won BY
Charles Halloways b. Cardiff Cyril Z. Csrr's
Patte Pembroke. second; Miss Grace p Anthony's
Dewdrop. third Cyril L. Cars b. 3. Yankee. fourth
JUMPERS
Class 10 CQuslihed hunters)-won by we.tehester
Farms g. Taeomits: Robert 2 Tod's ch. g. Nicholas
second; Westchester Farms g. Jack Frost third;
WestchesteT Farms ch. g. Oneiros. fourth.
HARNESS HORSES
Class 81 Cpair ladies' harness ladies
Won By SFs William Orr Barclays CHI g; ssneow and
and blk. m Blitzsn, second c. W watsons Oh. m.
Ringing Bells en-. Kitty Grey. third: Edwin
s. Hooleys ch N. Quaker Maid and eh m. Dsrthes.
fourth.