The sun., 1908-11-15

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and able to go on. and in landing his team
in such shape Mr.. Vanderbilt had shown
himself good ooaohman and proved
that he was not led away. by the excite
ment Of a race.
The judges looked the two teams over
and awarded the prize to the Hewlett
coach. That team had gained II points
bilt team, and those points were not over
come by the difference in the condition
and quality Of the teams
1t was championship night; champion
ships were to be awarded for saddle
horses, harness horses and hunters, and
with the exception of the first event on
the programme everything was cham
pionship The first event was for single
harness horses Is 2 to 10 hands and seven
were sent into the ring. They were
snowy looking crowd and among them
were Alfred Vanderbilts Polly. PHm,
Reginald Vanderbilt's Lord Burleigh and
Irvington Farms Bellafront. These three
got the gate. Mr.. Henry, the owner Of
the lrvington Farm, was reoompensed
because Belle Of Irvington was selected
by the judges for the blue ribbon. Jet. a
Very stylish black mare owned by w. A.
Janis IN. took second prize; Paul A. Sorg's
Red Oak. which, by the way, was the popu-
lar favorite. won third prize. and Fair
mont Farm 3 Moonshine was highly COM
mended,
Five were shown in the competition
for the heavyweight saddle horse cham
pionship. Three were winners in previous
years, and two, The Cardinal and Old Sort,
were winners in this show. The Cardinal,
o wned and ridden by Mrs. w. A. McGib-
bon, captured the coveted trophy, and the
reserve went to The Herald, owned by
f. I. ii. Talmage.
In the lightweight division there were
four competitors, Bedminster, previous
show winner and The Girl, ridden by
Alfred Vanderbilt, got the gate. Robador.
a splendid looking chestnut sta. lion
owned by the Eisinore Farm and ridden
reserve went to George Watson's DR..
Crockett.
Four we're shown in the championship
cass for sing.e horses in harne 8 under
1872 hands. The Fairrnont Farms sent
Kitty Gray and Ringing Bells into the
ring. Alfred G. Vanderbilt showed Sir
James and Reginald c. Vanderbi,t t Phoebe
Walton. The ribbons went to the Fair
mont two, and If Mrs. Watson had ex-
pected to ride champion she made a
grave error. She drove Ringing els,
whi Frank Winterbottom, the manager
OF the stab e, drove Kitty Gray, and the
judges made Kitty Gray champion. with
Ringing Be Is reserve.
Three were shown for single horses
exceeding 1872 hands. These were j. W.
Harriman's bay stallion Nala, George
Watsons bay gelding Ben Hur and
Alfred G. Vanderbilt's Hertes. Nala
won the prize, showing in rare form, and
Ben Hur was placed second.
The Fairmont Farm scored double
honors again in the class for pairs under
1872 hands Lord Baltimore and My
Maryland H., driven by Frank Winter
bottom, captured the championship, and
Kitty Gray and Norena, driven by Mrs.
Watson, got the reserve ribbon.
Alfred G. Vanderbilt was in a measure
recompensed for his many defeats by the
success of Hamlet and Hertes, the i'm
ported hackneys, in the championship
pairs were shown and among them were
Reginald vanderbilt's Lord Burleigh and
Lord Broobe. The reserve ribbon went
to George Watson's Ben Hur and Patrol.
The hunter championships ended the
show There were three divisions. heavy
weight middeweight and lightweight.
In the heavyweight division John S.
Phipps's Daylight, Westchester FARMS
Taconite and Paul D. Cravath's Hero COM
peted Jumping and conformation
counted, and as the three jumped equally
the prize went on conformation and Gay
light won. with Taconite getting the re-
serve ribbon.
Seven tried for the middleweight prize.
These were TaInor, Initial Lord Mimic,
Centennial. Twiligh hit and Red Raven.
Tamor won the prizs for Thomas Hitch
cock, Jr.. and Initial was second.
There were seven In the lightweight
division and the winner was The Jap,
owned by Joseph Klgore OF Toronto.
E. H. Weatherbee's Reswick took the re-
serye ribbon