The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-11-25

BALTIMORE STABLE LEADS IN
HORSE SNOW PRIZE LIST.
william ~. MO0re's Horses Second ON East
-WRVa. Lady DiIham nnd FlaanlRKht
Win Challenge Cups for Y. ~. Hartman
-VandeFbilt's Horses Disappointing.

The horses representing the FairmoDt
Farms. situate at FairmOnt. w. Va, and
owned by g. W. Watson OF Baltimore. were
the most successful at the twenty-third
nnual Horse show that closed on Saturday
night. These horses won fourteen Rrsts.
ave seconds. two thirds and one reserve
ribbon. and the total value OF the prizes won
was $3.50. Mrs. Watson. who 10 an en-
thusieDtiC h0rsewoman. drove In several
classes n the FaiFmont Farm success was
in n large measure due to the way she handled
the reins. The horses are managed by Frank
Winterbottom. who used to be manager for
Eben ID. Jordan and when showing that
gentlemanis horses scored the most wins.
The Watson exhibit was not a large one.
but Lord Baltimore and My Maryland won
four prizes. including the National Horse
Show challenge cup. and made part of The
four In hand team that won twice. Ringing
Bells. ChatterbOx. Kitty Grey. Norena. Lady
Baltimore. Virginia and My Maryland II.
were the other successful horses. and they
won In harness classes. Kours and tandems.
Next to the Watson horses came those Of
Judge William II. Moore. who won more
ribbons b any other exhibitor. He took
eleven flrsts. eleven seconds. eight thirds and
reserve ribbons In championship or challenge
Judge Moore did not win a championship
have TO- be- won two or thres times By the
same exhibitor. but he won In ali S2.s7S.
select z III sn. asT Tas third Sis oh t 4 '% r.. d PVT inner Tsry
but while he rs credited with winning. big
prizes. the Forest King cup. the Aide chat
cup have each to be won twice more. so that
Mr.; Harrtmap has won ., 900 in these specials
and ss7s in the regular classes. q which two
Vanderbilt Is next on the list. Lord Burleigh
and Lord Brooke won q championship and
In all his stable from the Sandy Poipt Farm
The Wsstchester Farm did the best with
jumpers, taking Ave frsts. Aye seconds and
with his trOtters captured nearly everything
for that type. and his prizes we're worth 81 400.
SUCCESSFUL, and his prizes amounted TO 81, 3ss.
The surprise Of the show was the failure Of
Alfred G.. Vanderbllt's horses TO do well.
worked hard to win. but his horses were not
quite up 20 the standard and only won two
hrsts, one second and some thirds, worth. ia
all e740. The reason for this IL probably due
to the fact that these horses have been worked
very hard during the year. Several Of them
and showed at the last London show. Then
summer shows. so that they were tiredpand did
formerIy. Mr.. vanderbilt Is. however. by
no means discouraged. He purchased SIR
Sa% Tsss1 &Sri2 NSS sns E EseE; % Sam TsiSs ne t SO5
that horse Ia bound to improve and In ex-
pected to become q great show ring horse.
Mrs. John Gerken won S78j, which was
good success considering she did not have
much to show. The Canadians, Crow q
Murray. brought down a fair string and
-fhe winners during the week OF cham
pionships were:
Class. Horse. 0uDNsr.
Champion prize. Sir Robbins. &. n. N. Bain.
RoADsrxRs.
ngle............M Miss Danahan. .. ". J. Buttneld.
Pairs. Miss nanAhan a
Mlss Westcott.. W. J. Buttneid.
MAckNEYs.
.............. Ne 'dMajesty Fred Pabst.
Championship. Orange Blossom II. Donnon, agt.
single, under IS. 3Lady Diiham.. Il. Hartman.
Pairs, under iS.s. Lord baltimore
EMy Maryland c. W. Watson.
Pairs, over lS.6.. Lord Durieigh a
Lord BROOKE. n. c. Vanderbilt.
SADDLE HonsEs.
Under IB.2...... .BrlKand.. ........ j.. q. Marshall.
Over i5.a.......,.V estA Tilley. go. Geo. Watson. JE.
HUNTERS.
heavyweight. -. TacQnlte. . . zee. .Nesleheeter F'm.
Mtddlewelght. .SkylArk .........H ". Colt.
LlRheweiGAt.... 80. .SapUtiO- .. ...... Geo. ChlpcnAse.
The winners OF challenge cups and special
trophies were:
Hackney ChanenEe-Meanwood Majesty. Fred
Pabst.
Lord Baltimore and MY Maryland ii, c. W. Watson.
Five Gait Cup for Saddle HOrses-Bourb0u
prewster Prize. SsO-Iord Baltimore and NV