New-York tribune., 1908-11-12

p'tiles III harness. They were placed second TO Al
reo g Nanderbilt's Mel Valley Wonder and Mel
NsAey Wonderful. which took the eve Of the nov
Ice as well as that Of the judges for their wonderful
action and smooth, easy way Of going. Mr. Wander
bit bought this pair together with Mel Valley
"ondroUs ard Mel Valley Wonderland in England
some time ago for price said 10 be $50 600 The,
laSt Two named were entered a pair yesterday.
but not shown, as Mr.. Vanderbilt did not care 10
have one or the other pair bea ten even by stable
companions
Ny MARYLAND II proved his class and quality once
more as one Of the best trottng bred hackneys
shown in this country by winning two more blue
ribbons for Q W. Watson. one in Class 126 for sin
gle horses shown 10 Iady's phaeton. and again
in Class is paired with Ny Maryland for the
Brewster Cup, in which horses and appointments
counted In the latter class Alfred G. Vanderbts
Polly FTim and Pretty Peggy were early discarded.
As neither showed Wen usual, while Reginald
G Vanderbilt had to be content with the yellow
ribbon, spite Of the fact that his consistent and
classy pair Lord Burleigh and Lord Brooke, showed
themselves to be quite good as in previous years
Dignity and Respect, well matched, good
toned pair driven by their owner, Paul A SOrg,
Well deserved the red ribbon.
Reginald c. Vanderbilt had some consolation for
the defeat OF his favorite pair by winning blue
ribbon earIier in the day with Phuabe Walton. his
brilliant chestnut mare. which has been consist
ent winner for several years She was placed
over c W Watsons NOrena and the same owners
ChatterboX, both OF which made a good impression
At a meeting Of the American Hackney Horse
Society IN the directors room in the afternoon
Henry Fairfax elected president R P Mac
Cram vice-president and W 7. Henry second vice
president. Mr. Fairfax lives I'm AldIe, Va, in the
old homestead Of President Monroe. He offered the
Aldie Challenge Cup for the best hackney or half
bred hackney bred in America. which won for
the second time Tuesday by J. " Hartman s
Flash Light, horse, by the way which was bred
by Mr.. Fairfax 4 number Of new members were
elected 70 the society. including Alfred q Wander
bIt c. " Watson and Clarence II. Mackay- Regt-
laid c Vanderbilt was reelected a director.
The fun summary Of the awards follows:
TRoTTING STATIONS.
Class lfoaled 1909; to be shown in hand; hrst
s5 so2 7Sf2a9 %Ess P7i William stewart second orao \
Rs96,s $ CHARLEY Robins. third Charles E. Law
renees b BaronTaT5 Igts King - -.o-- f., hand o-.,
prize, 500 second prize $50 third prize s25l-FiFst
Lawrence's blk. The Patenee third Harry s shut5s
TRoTT1NG FILLEs.
Class 0slsd @ in 3o 19 sc e Be ,,s s9oTa % in issr1, sa1d hs
< L. Wrks's b f Dora Chimes. third A R GilHss
gse d4so Sl9 sS2onf Bans ss a iSiFa WRo second
NJ "a TviIsx.s b- ckon, Reife. third Miss < I.
Wilkss sr Vanity orc. fourth. A. R. GiiIss ch-
PAIRS OF PONIES IN HARNESS
Class SO pairs OF ponies over I3 hands and not .S :S
f1lT tsTa prizs S25@Firs 1Ifrsd G. Tanderbt b
driven by Charles Wilson; second Reginald c wander
bits br, Clydevale Champion and CIydevale Cham
z Stoddard's b. Lady Lenox and b m Lady Light
foot. driven by A. Davidson
HARNESS HORSES
81 pairs OF horses not under u hands
9 and nGs sc s1oesds trq Prize @ s56 P51 P Mfe
b m FLUFFY Eafies and D Judge Tar aryen 9y
. b z Montgomery and b. Z, Stone. driven by Sidney
LIGHT HARNESS HORSES.
Glass 23 horses IA . hands and exceeding IS
5 Rsndf TO 2 6 sh0Tn F to prize s Si eeoHd prize SIS
third prize. $35)-First Reginald G vanderbits ch m
ond Q ". watsou's n Sorena driven by Frank
winterbottom, third. c W Waisons ch m Chatter69x
wav's ch. m. Flare driven by Harry n Holloway
PONIES UNDER SADDLE
class - tchEdrens ponies. p hands and not
ears ld hrst prize $50 second prize $40; prize.
S2o,-FTrst. William cars eh- m Vanity ridden by
fender ridden Miss Grace Antony third Charles Ho!
ioways b g Cardiff. ridden by Master Teddy frost,
Miss Grace jenkins
TRoTTERs IN HARNESS
class be standard and registersd must
years over. with record o. ? 80 or 6eLer
To be shown harness nrst prize $3.50 second prize
s25 third prize, S6o-Flrst Edward T stoesouTy OF
Lucia, driven hy Edward I- 7totesouLy ts ,IsuaS
Alfred B o. Rose Worthy driven ny aired
B alaelay third Mss x 1 & WSs p m Ms MIibsnEs
ch ; Algeu. driven by p. J. Naughton-
LADIES HARNESS HORSES
Glass ra6 tsingIe horses 10 be shown 70 a rumble
has,on. women 10 drive. horses 70 so cent
aDnoiutuaents per cent. first prize. &luo second
pP3Ee $50. third prize S25l-Ftrsg. C.. W Watson's
= Nh Maryland II driven bs Mrs c ". Watson,
second P. McCrann's eh- Peter ran eriNeh ny
saIIant driven by Mrs Paul A sorE fourth. Paul \
sorgs b. g Dignity driven by Mrs Belle heaeh Hain
SADDLE HORSES
,1.ss to7 saddle horses over IL hands and
exceeding Is hands. I'D carrying $50 pounds nrrf