The morning journal-courier., 1908-02-28


 ClarK. Second went to Silver King gr. g., Is. six years. exhibitor c, L Clark, Third went to Briarcliff, bl g. l5-2. years, exhibitor c. NJ. Dupuy These were the only horses shown Telka and Lucian not appearing.
 After the judging Professor wen through number of tricks, such al following MT. Clark. picking up arti cles and following the tip of a Whil around in a circle.
 The exhibition of the small ponies O Louis Stoddard, Lady Lightfoot anc Lady Lenox. which stand about 1S r. hands high. was beautiful sight Both ponies have excessive action es pecially La1y Lenox. They were showr to a ladies' phaeton and won much ap plause.
 Then came class XXIII, model clas' for harness horses. shown to hand The class was won by Bobs. b. g., Is seven years, exhibitor Phelps Mont gomery. The horse is big one anc did well when trotted about the ring by the coachman. Second went tt Torn, b. E.. l5-1 1-2. nine years, ex. hibitor L. E. Stoddard. Third went tc Lady Sherbrooke, ch. nl., 15-1. sever years, exhibitor, H. Q. Trowbridge Last place went to Bobby, bl. g., 15-2 eight years exhibitor P. B. Foster.
 There was also a special class fol ponies in this class. The winner was Popcorn, with Miss Dorothea Bradley up. The second place went to Dandy with Miss Dorothy Bradley up. The third place went to Babe, a very small pony, with Miss Catherine Flske up. These were the only ponies shown. There was no doubt as to who would win the class from the first Miss Dorothy Bradley made good appear ance herself but her mount persisted in holding his ears back which gave a very pcor showing. All the young la- dies rode ast,ide.
 The next class was for saddle hors- es, l5-2 hands high or over, open to all. It was won by Belmont. srl. g., 15-3, seven years, exhibitor. Mrs. G. B. Bun ton, with Mrs w. K Townsend up, riding side-saddle MT, Greist got both the next places Miss Wayher rode both the horses In succession. Second went to David Gray, gr. g.. 15-3, six years, and third to Betty, oh. m, 15-3 five years Fourth place went to Chimes, b. g., l5-S, seven years, exhib- itor, Mrs. c. B. Bunton, ridden by James Schwelger. Paul Morgan of New York rode Flossie.
 In class XIV which came next, be- ing for ladies saddle horses. 15-2 hands high or over, shown to trot walk and canter. A special cut had been offered by Mrs. c. B. Bunton. Mrs Bunton won the cup herself getting first place with her Belmont, srl. S., l5-S, seven years, with Mrs. Townsend up. Sec ond went to David Gray, gr. g., f5-3 six years. exhibitor, P. R. Grest. Third went to Betty, oh, m, 15-3, five years exhibitor P. R. Greiet. Miss Weyhei was up on both the last two mounts named in accession. Telka did not appear. Mrs. Trowbridge rode Mrs Bunton's Chimes.
 Class XXIV came out next. It was for saddle horses 15.3 hands high or purposes. open to all, IL was won by G. l.. Clark's Professor, b. g., l5.3, years old Second place went to Sil- yer King, gr g., 16, 6 years, exhibitor, q. L. Clark, with Rand Morgan of New York up. Third went to Glep Rock, b. h.. IS. years, exhibitor, Phelps Montgomery Fourth went to the department of police's General, bl. g.. 5.3 3-4, pears. with Mounted Officer John l., Enright up. Officer Enright showed General to gallop, walk, canter and trot and got great ovation
 The winner, Professor. backed out, lowing.
 The last class was for the jumpers. horses and ponies over l42. each al- lowed four jumps. The only entry in the program was Macbeth. b. m. 16, ' years. exhibitor, c. NJ. Dupuy, Other entries were made. however, last. night. as follows: Sapolio, George Chipchase of New York, owner and rider; Madge James Hever of New York, owner And rider; Johnny -on-the Spot. owner, MT Chipchase, rider, James Schweigcr; Sea Bird, owner, MT. Hever of New York, rider, James Schweiger and Cathleen, owner and rider, MT Chipchase.
 Macbeth accomplished one out of four jumps at four feet. Johnny-on- theSpot did not get over once. Sapo- lio went over three times, Madge twice. Sea Bird three times, and Cath leen once
 This left a tie between Sapolio and Sea Bird each with three jumps. This was fought out between them with four more jumps each Sapolio got over three times and Sea Bird twice
 Tn winners were then announced as follows: First, Sapolo. second, Sea Bird; third. Macbeth, and fourth Madge The judging was for form as well as success in jumping.
 Sea Bird with James Schweiger up then essayed some exhibition high jumping. which was. the last event and thrilling one, She has a record of seven feet one inch at the Phila- delphia horse show last sunfmer After several attempts she got over twice at 5 feet inches. With great effort she then got over at feet.
 The winners in the evenings events then had their flash-light picture taken as the people filed out.
 Those in the boxes last evening were:
 Box A-Mr. and Mrs P. R. Greist Mrs. Samuel Kirby, Mir and Mrs. H. M Greist. Mir. and Mrs. Edward A. Todd Albert de Bussey.
 Box B-Mrs. William K. Townsend Mrs. Arthur T. Hadley. Miss Peck. Mrs c. B. Bunton and Miss Mamie Trow bridge
 Box C-Mr. and Mrs. Henry Fresc