New-York tribune., 1908-08-08
RAIN FALLS ON HORSES
R4YSHOREsCROWD1BRAHE.
iSboscews Fail ton Reduce attendance
oa..Secoa,d Day of Shore.

Bayshore long Island Aug. (SpeciaD.-A good
sized crowd present at the second day Of the
Bayshore horse show to-day, and although rain
fell all through the afternoon the crowd continued
to come and at the time last few classes
Judged the boxes all filled and the seats be-
hind partly oycupied.
The class for foFIr in hands very much re-
versed to-day. Mr. Sorg capturing this event in
clever manner with his four. which defeated
yesterday by the team OF famous grays Of A G.
Vanderbilt. Today the coaches of the two en-
trants were driven two miles around the track
and from the time the coaches were started it
was all the four Of Mr. Sorg. Mr.: Vanderbilt's 8
team went up in the air soon as It went away,
while the Sorg four kept steadily to its work and
never once left the steady trot which carried it
around the track in minutes 6Gs seconds. The
victory of Mr.. Sorg "a popular one and was
well received.
nedy received the red ribbon to-day E. Davis's
Vesta Tilley. and this victory also a popular
one, as Therepane has only shown twice.
A G. Vanderbilt drove his two nsw Mel Valley
ponies in the pony class and they were well re-
cefved. Mel Valley Wonder came into the ring
with wonderful high action and fine conformation,
while Mel Valley Wonderful, which showed al
most as well, got third
The ladies' saddle classes were well filled and
were all well run off. In the class for phaetons
Mrs c. w Watson from Miss Bedfords Hill
dred Mrs Watson driving Lord Baltimore
This class brought out some Of the best entries
has not yet recovered from the cold shereceived
while being shipped here.
In the event for The prize cup c. w Watson
swept the boards winning both the first and sec
ond prizes with Kitty Grey and Norena, and Lord
baltimore and My Maryland Il This was pretty
class and taxed the skill of the Judges to make
the correct award. which was a popular one
The summaries follow:
class - combination harness and saddle horses.
local; horses shown to an appropriate vehicle
and judged for harness purposes 70 f DE i @
Poses5-W6n BY Charles F Hgbbss :.n,a Bel
% Ghn % chi Bsatf5 Sporting tim n Fe "
a Class c6 hfs Red OAK G VandeTbts b. M
Polly Prim second; c W WatsOns ch m Moonshine'
Glass SADDLE 152 hands or 6.os ogsr up to
3ssTsnF sesta Fnsg ESG &qs Re1eas
OaHH CLASS p pars Of harness Horses
exceeding 1872 handsl-Won by G. W Watsons B. g
sorgs ch m EIoquence and ch; g Emotion. second;
Tonzo sauvages CHI g. Grand Duke ana en- g. horo
81 pm Mss saeGH y h9f n eSrd Ss I'M Mss Mss
Ann; H. Ladew's Reliance, second: J. E Davis's
'-I Class harness horses. stallion rslding.
Of a standard bred trotting mare prize offered by
Charles =; scheren)mWon by n F, and !; J.. Nc
oSq P0iiS PTm second Mrs r. 8 Barclays San
arness horses mare or seans 14s h hands
Hndred: Miss Emily H. Bedford's br. m. Phyllis
Caynton second C. w Watson's ch m Moonshine.
81 GunPsrs six 5unpy & at ~ Ave ssss feet
Haoway's Blk, g Centennial; Sidney Halloway's ch
George q Cain. second; Thomas J. Feross b. g. Red
Raven, third
Glass 2S SADDLE horses Is hands and
ceeding hands prize offered by s. F. Rothchild)-
Won by I. Patterson's ch. G. Durham:
Charles F. Hubbs's b. Bell Cromwell second
10 Prize Cup; value. $500; for the best
pair horses height; amateurs drive;
the cup three times by the be-
becomes his permanent property; the associa-
give silver medal to the winner each year,
Won by CIV. Watson's ch. m. Kitty Grey and ch. m
Norena; c. Watson's b. g. Lord Baltimore and b. e.
My Maryland II. second
Class 20 4he Hyde Cup. offered by James H. Hyde:
and to be driven four times around the hafane track
by A Sorgs Jim Ssiby and Fatty Bates,
ers. and Daddy Fownes and Tom Martin. wheelers: A.
G. Vanderbts team of grays second
Class % (ponies in harness over Is handsl-Won by
TO. m. All There second: A. G Vanderbirs g. Mel
Wonderful third: G. w Watsons b. &. Elegan;
Diaham. fourth.
Class 10 (tandeIns; wheeler be 151 hands,
Won by c w watson's b. gs. My Maryland and Ny
MARYLAND II; A G. Vanderbits b. Polly Prfm and
Pretty Peggy, second: H Ladew's b. Lord Lousdas
Tennessee, third
Glass Charness horses, height; TO be shown be
fore appropriate wonan's phaeon to drive)-
Won by G. W. Watson's b. Lord Baltimore; Miss
Emily H. Bedforfs ch- Hildred second; Paul A
Sorg's ch m. Eloquence, thirdi II Ladews br. m
class 20 SADDLE horses 15.2 handsl-won by
George watsons br. Kentucky Queen J. n Davfs's
b m Vesta TfIley, second; Harry T. Peters's blk.
King OF Spades, third