The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1908-08-09
"TAPs" AT BAY SHORE Snow.
Baltimore Horses Maintain Lead in Hsr.
mess Claaaea.

Sunshine brought an overwhe lining at
tendance for the closing classes OF the eighth
Bay Shore horse chow yesterday In lakewood
Park. The boxes and lawn were gay with
women In Hight dresses. lace wraps and pic
ture hats. who with their escorts viewed the
placing OF the awards with active interest
The Baltimore string of G. W. Watson again
led In the awards for harness horse trophies.
aided In several classes by tho clever driving
Of Mrs. Watson. The total was fourteen
blue ribbons. The Baltimore entry My
Maryland ii. showed lameness In tho con-
test for the Edward Knieriem challenge cup
for the best gig. and this helped Miss Emily
II. BEDFORD to win out the handsome trophy.
Miss Bedford won last year, also with Hill
dred. and A. q. Vanderbilt won In 1905 with
the Youngster. This time he wcs second
with Polly Prim. but a success with this one
would not have counted. as the SAM owner
and same horse had to take the cup twice In
succession to hold the trophy permanently.
a very arduous condition. Winners in early
81, Agnes and Harry +: Petera's King Of
Spades. Tonic Sauvage's Grand Duke and
! aord Nelson ss = n rspe at f,,n their tSnaF b Branch ,sa
%atson's park four beat A.. a., Vanderbilt for
p t8f Dt the Bays s sho@a By s1d Paul pif' x. sof H!u S.s
coming unruly at the turn and being passed
Jones. for the best trained saddle horse, was
won for the second successive year by r; L.
1t is q three win trophy. The GLASS for
Linch Pin. Miss Caroline Brioe in the saddle,
on by sge the u%S %es. Sfss ter f far@s w DECREE Sarp'f E
Cain. The summary:
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o,. psi,s g, hss55s:s y aS or over ~ and %. es:
S Sssieis Won %HS Sy fs Il nc th Psrm! . e e a. sPpWpS ssson'
kitg Grey and Norena: Mrs. William Orr Bar
s soS'. v sS'ssn 81. ssll. SsnSG AND i sssssI,, a ssI.S; f %s..
mont Ferns q; W. Watson) Ringing Bells and
Saddle Horses, local; u.s.. hands or oyer-won
By Harry 7; peserss Klng OF Spades: Harry I
Il,slrmont Farms {. W. Watson, Helen Miner,
Miss adssR Rs.s sal%s and r I; ! 1assr ao RSsssi ssSy, '' sslpS;
Jacob Schtrfs Vernon, fourth. -
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' S%s a NJ. fs;s.ss = .'s ssesi. t s.is. 4 s ssaIts. Dignity
ssssSd; !. !; bssi,:. 1a.;S Mad ssa ssisd. H'an'sA''
s.ux age : sS at s5sff Sase M, md f Gssa Nsi,ss: p 5. IHsss
second: Mrs. Charles +. HUBS osEaaits and lad;
Ponies Under Saddle. No. Exceeding H., Hands.
P Ps1snEsl; h, seoSns; f aI,. Ms %a < k, LSssy} l R:,,iS
third
sm pepis s, Under Saddle "a Not E.ssssS.ns III Hands.
Miss Dorothy HUBS Prince Lownle second.
Harness Horses, Over Is and Not Exceeding
1b.i Hands-wonb by Nirmont Farms &c. ". Wat
sonl Lord Baltimore; Miss Emily H.. Bedford's
Mildred second; Oakland Farms "a. G.. Wander
6lln Sir James third: Miss Emily H. Bedford's
Gross Country Jump: over & special course-won
by Westchester Farms George E.. Calm same
owners Centennial. second; c. II. Robbins chcnoe.
Park -Four In -Hands-Won BY G. W. watson's
bay team; y. q. VandeIbii's bay team, second.
Beechwoid plate-won by r. J.. Patterson's bur.
ham: Harry T.. Petens.s King of Spades. second:
J. T.. Da,iss vesta lilly, third; Miss r. n, Bed
foId's John Randolph, fourth.
Harness Horses. 6ess Of any height. for Richard
A.. Bachia's prEe-Won by Paul A.. Sorg's Red
Oak; a. g. vandsrbilt's SIR yames, second: MI.
McDonaid's Whltby Jet. fourth.