New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-08-07
BAY SHORE SHOW OPEN
MANY SEE THE JUDGING.
Rain Fails to Spoil Eighth RenezoaI
of Long Island Event.

the threatening weather a large crowd on hand
to-day for the opening Of the eighth annual sno"
of the Bay Shore Horse Show Association ana
was well repaid. as some of the best horses that
have ever been exhibited on Long Island were
shown in the different classes About the middle
Of the show a heavy rain fell for few minutes
but this did not dampen the ardor of the specta-
tors and only drove them from the rail for Few
minutes
One of the surprises of the day was when the
four-in-hand Of A. G. Vanderbilt won from Paul A
Sorg's four At the Long Branch show Sorg won
easily. and the general opinion and applause while
the fours being shown in the ring were IN
favor of Sorg.
The first class on the catalogue was for maiden
harness horses. for prize offered by Samuel T
Peters After a long contest. in which opinion was
pretty evenly divided, the blue was awarded to
Miss Bedfords Phyllis Cayuton, her black mare
Dancer capturing the red In this event Mr.. Van
derbilt's Pretty Peggy got the gate.
The class for maiden saddle horses brought to-
gether fine lot Of novices which all showed well
Harvey Iadew captured this event with his mare
Silhouette while T. ]. Ryan's Lady Brook was
second The third horse in this event Mrs
H V R Kennedy's chestnut mare Therepane
which gave a splendid exhibition and will be q
factor in shows in the future II she continues to
show well she did to-day
In the class for harness horses not over is hands
high c. ". Watson easy winner with Kitty
Grey. while the second place was hard choice be
tween Mrs. ". O. Barclays Sandow and Mrs Paul
A Sorgs mare Tease, the former finally winning
One Of the prettiest classes of the day was that
for pairs Of harness horses, and brought out fine
contest between G. ". Watson and A c. Wander
blt the latter finally winning the blue after a
period Of judging that was close and long drawn
out. though Mr. Vanderbilts Polly Prim and
Pretty Pegg were not to be denied Mr.. Watson
however, took second with Lady Baltimore and
Virginia. and third with Lord Lonsdale and Ten
nessee.
The feature class Of the day was the tandems
All the entries in this event were perfect on con-
formation. good manners and well bred After hav-
ing the different pairs called number of times
the winners turned UP in c. W. Watson's Kitty
Grey and Norena, while Miss Bedford was second
with Hildred and Plymouth Champion.
during the showing of class So. which was for
jumpers, heavy rain down, but the
Judging went on just the same. and the winner Of
the event was found in Sidney Holloway's Centen-
NAL, while Clarence H. Robbins carried off second
and third honors with Chenoe and EIois
The summaries follow:
open only 70 horses which not won a first nTfzs
horses at any horse P N classes for heavy harness
fIEo OF m Phyllis Canton; Miss Emily H
third H. Lancer second Paul A sorE's b. Dignity.
Glass 90 !aiden saddle horses over al hands high
pre- IN any horse show: prize offered by j. A MOI
5 RysPs : 4sdy Brook second H R ken
By F. W watson 8HG Ms c and not szes4 5s2
P A Sorg1s b. m. Tease. third ~
p Class 13 pairs Of harness over 1872 hands,
Pin p Rri in u '3RaeT65t6 p m Pretty Peggy and
.; M Virginia second H Ladews b. g. Lord Lorsdsie
Glass (roadsters; be shown to four-whee wagon;
prize ofrered by Horace Havemeyer)-Won by w F and
!, j. McDonalds CHI Huro; George Watson's ch m
FLorodora, second Alfred 3. Macays b. m Marguerite
Class 81 Gadss saddle horses exceeding 151 hands;
I l9s E 70 TIde-Wo13 by J. E DaTtss vesta TTiey
H Ladew's br Arftst's Model third 4''0'Pn second
Class % pairs Of harness and vctortas)-won
aand n q e 1aRder6 rf B Sr no W and b Ny
and b. g. Tennessee third. " 4@i0 -'S1a-9
Lass Is taIdens; wheeler to be 81 under first
en- m Kitty q Grew and "a ~ by r W Watsons
BedfoTds ch N Hdred and ch g Plymouth Champion
s. en- R4 sso5s M2tsona g V'oOn Salisbury and
Class IS Jumpers performance over SIX jumps at feet
by George b Ellis. jrWon by sidney HooWayss bl
g Centennial; Clarence H Robbins's B. 2 Chenoe sacor
Clarence H Robbins's b. G EIois third
Class Is The Official Horse Show Blue Book chaE-
shown 6 aies seton nor the 9 Rsr Of horses to be
70 dT1ve,-Won by F. W Watson,s CHI Kitty Grey
and CHI Lord Nelson second; A G. Vanierbflts br m
Wanda and br m Tonawanda. third
Class q four-in-hands road team. to shown before
%ne and Fani1 eage BY G Vander6Its
pady Fos and 8 Sg aP PERI sy a Bats GeadsEs and
Class IS tcohnaton harness saddle horses; horses
suitable Tor harness and saddle purposes horses 10 he
s0 pp 10 an aRRTos veos and be JUDGED
under saddle first prize offered by Jacob Bafter1&Woa
b m Pandora second T Ryan7s b m LADY Brook
Class 16 norses and r1nabouts; horses 142 hands NM
xcee o17 o. Pre- offered by Joseph oens-Won
bits o m La Catherine second 6nzo ss q EsndeF
g Lord Nelson, third. 1