New-York tribune., 1908-04-29
HORSE RULES BROOKLYN
Shoe Opens 7cith Judge Moore Tax
ing First H0n0rs.

Horse
night Judge William H. Moore carried off first
honors in the number of ribbons received. To his
credit are a blue. two reds and whites. Miss
Emily Bedford, who did so well Durand' :.
made fair showing, and Miss Mabel Hooley,
OF Plainheld, N j. also took number of thirds
and fourths. Mrs. J. E. Davis the former Miss
Moliie Maxwell, received only one red, with her
Irish Maid.
In the first class of ten saddle horses Mrs.
Charles F. Cartiedges Night Rider took first
prize; Mrs. Charles F. Hubbs's Perhaps. second;
William A Jamison's Silver Sired, third, and Miss
Ethel Moore on Bobol:nk fourth This for the
Chalmers Dale Cup, open only to horses that had
not won first prize under like conditions. This
cup has be won twice by the same owner be
fore becoming his property In Class No. s. for
twelve single harness horses shown before light
vehicles, with John Murray driving William Jam-
sons Jet took first William II. Moore's Senator
owner driving second his DICTATOR. driven by G.
Chipchase. third. and George Watson, jr. s.
Masher, fourth The special prize in this class was
given by Miss Mary B. Woodward.
In Glass No. :. for pairs of harness horses there
were only four entries. Mrs. John C1erken won
another blue with her Newsboy and Shopgirl Miss
Emily Bedford took the red with her Donner and
mate Judge Carr awarded the yellow for
his Elsa and Evangeline. and TO James Curfrey's
Lord Arthur and Prince Arthur went the fourth
The first three driven by the owners and the
last by c. K. Fownes.
The next the maiden saddle class. open only
to horses not having won a blue In this Rufus
up took first. Otto Kahn's Poppy, c. l.. Reilly up,
second: A. Morrisons Copper King, George Wat
son. jr, Up, third and Miss Mabel B. Hooleys
Mansfield, up fourth. For the class,
Of the interesting of the evening the first
prize given by Edgar F. Luckenbach and the
second by Thomas LonsdaIe Leenling. Miss Emily
II. Bedford, driving Hildred, tooK the blue; Judge
Moore's Pride of Prdes and King Of Kings took the
red and yellow. respectively, while to Dorothea,
owned and driven by Miss Mabel B Hooley, OF
Plainheld \. j., was left the yellow. The jumping
class was for the best performance over six sue
cessive jumps Of four feet six inches. George
Chpchase, on sapolio took five jumps successfully,
but failed on the last He was, however awarded
the yellow. Clarence Robbins on Chenoe who
took the six jumps captured the blue; Irish Maid,
owned by Mrs. Joseph Edward Davis and ridden
by J. E Davis, the REQ, and Judge Cars Perfec-
ton. ridden by James SWager, received the fourth.
In the tandem class Judge William H. Moore,
with Senator and Pride of Prides took first honors;
George Watson, jr-'s, Masher and Ascot took
ond: Miss Mabel B. Hooley, with Quaker Maid
and Dorothea. awarded the third. and Herbert
Lee Pratt's Lady EOCene and Lady Barbara, with
George Penny driving, given the fourth.
The attendance in the Edward T. Bedford box
included Mr.. and Mrs Bedford Miss Emily
Bedford, Miss Grace Bedford. Mr- and Mrs
Charles E. Bedford and Mrs. A T. Herb, of
Louisville. William n. Dykman's guests We're
Judge and Mrs. Alrnet r. jerks. Judge and Mrs
Nathan Miller and Judge and Mrs William Carr
The box OF Frank s. Jones occupied by his
sOn-in-law and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. William
Robinson Simons: MT. and Mrs. Roland Whitney
Belts Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hayes Wood and Mr..
and Mrs Charles De Bevoise. With Mr and Mrs.
Willard L. candee Mr.. and Mrs. d. II. Pot
ter Nj and Mrs. William GilmOur. ir, Mr.. and
Mrs. ". G Candee and Walter Candee Nj. and
Mrs Edward c BIums guests were Arthur Bris-
bane and Mr.. and Mrs Hersey s. Straus whom
they also entertained at dinner Mr. and Mrs.
Frederick T Parsons had with them Mr. and Mrs.
Clarence II. Robbins, Miss Robbins A. J. Lam
bertson and Harold Parsons In the George II.
Coutts box Mr.. and Mrs H Hyatt. Mrs r.
N Groscup. Miss Harvey, DR.. McPhail and Fred
Hutton. Mr.. and Mrs Edwin A. Ames entertained
Mr.. and Mrs J. W. Meyer and Mrs. William T.
ATnes. In Mr.. and Mrs William Beverley Win
slows box were Miss Ada WinsIow, Miss Jennie
Winslow, Miss May Penf1eld Miss Jeannette
Wheton, Bert Mcclure and Mr. Cuddhy. With
Mr. and Mrs. Hamilton II. Salmon were Mr. and
Mrs T. LorTne Coleman. With Mr. and Mrs
Chalmers Dale were Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Peters.
With r. S. Corbett and C. H Callahan were Mr..
and Mrs Russell Prentice Mrs. J. s. Bogert and
Mr. and Mrs. J. II. Ernst Among others in the
boxes were the z. 6 Hooleys, of PIainfeld, y. j.
ard the Tonzo Sauyages and Captain Niles. from
the navy yard.