New-York tribune., 1908-06-05
KEEN FIGHT FOR BLUES
GOOD HORSES IN RING.
JUDGE Wiliam FL. Moore Wins
Chief Honors at PlmnfeH.
tBy Telegraph to The Tribune ]

Plainfeld N. j., June 4-Perfect weather
ditions together with practically full entry list
in ali the classes, combined to make the opening
session OF the fifth annual horse show Of the Plain
field Riding and Driving Club success here to-
day. More than two hundred horses were on hand
to be shown and the competition wss keen
Judge William III. Moore carried off the honors
Of the day. winning three blues. two reds. two
yellows and white ribbon, which included the
winning Of leg on the Thomas w. Lawson chal-
lenge cup, valued at $3.50 A leg was won on the
cup last year by J. w. Harriman's Lord Burleigh
and Lord Brooke which to-day took second place
to Judge Moore's fine pair. Pride o Prides and
King of Kings. The defeated pair is now owned
by Reginald Vanderbilt.
The remaining honors for the afternoon
pretty generally distributed Miss Emily III. Bed
ford won blue in Class 80 for saddle horses, with
Miss Ann while the success of Miss Banahan ana
Miss Westcott w J. Buttfeld's entries in Class
for roadsters, met with general approval on the
part of the spectators
Among the other exhibitors who received blue
ribbons we're Miss Mabel B. Hooey, Mrs H. Reeve
stockton J. T. Spratlsy G. r. Cook George
Watson IT., while Otto Kahn and NJ. f. and j. j.
Mcdonald each received two seconds
The programme for tomorrow VIII include the
competition for the Official Blue Book" challenge
CUP won last year by Reginald Vanderblts DIR.
selwonk. He VIII attempt to win the second leg
on the trophy thereby becoming the permanent
owner. The judges We're:
Roadsters, Rensselaer, Weston and Theodore Fro
ponies in harness. James G. Marshall and Louis
Haight of New York; saddle horses and ponies
under saddle Joseph Larocque jr, Of Barnardsviie.
and Louis Haight, of New York; hunters and
jumpers. H. L. Herbert, of New York
The summaries follow:
hands sss and I'D mot esceedns 10 William H
Moores ch. Pamela and CHI M Jessica: second Otto
Wlam anH carTs q ch M Elsa and ch n bvangeine
Is sssa. % sSs Hss ..ees9s: @ & # Moses
Byers's br Fluffy Ruffes and br. g. Rafies
F GasS S sprae p RdSa
y: Beebe's G. Snip: third. T j. Kyan's b. M Lady
Glass Garness horses horse over 152 handsEiEs @ Sandy
sa
err third William a. MooEes B. Debater and b m
br. g. Diplomat. y ''''4''' 49, '''''' -'-D''
r,2ls Class e 9PoRss in 1ss unss
03leys s s sn1 The eb Little ss15 co5pos dt third William
,o Class GuRa6oat iosaIFTst Mrs Reeve stock
iu third v Mecusheon eh m Pieoanniny sweet He5s
heart; fourth. Mrs. H. Reeve stockton's b. Ruby.
Class % CThe Thomas w. Lawson Challenge Cup:
ton cup at f. be-
Point s Fars a LORD RaPesh and h1P fd
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Wa s'ffy 5s53s % n q H ne Rasi 55 wan
J. j J. MeDossds 5 WRby AFisl 1s fourth
Glass 81 SADDLE horses over 52 hands)Ffrst
Watson jr.'s, b. Tiley second. Paul a. Sorgs
g.. 6. Romance: third, Otto II. Kahn's b. e. Normandy
fourth Miss Mabel B. Hooey's b. Mansfield Bay
Glass 2s Victoria geldngs not under
151 hands)-Ftrst William H. Moore's b. g. Orator.
second. Sandy Point FARMS ch. DIR. sewonk; third
Paul A; Sorgs ch- g. Red Oak; fourth, II. L. Pratrs
CHI Operator
Glass 33 (saddIe horses. Isl hands under)-First
Miss Emily H Bedford's b. m Miss Ann: second. Otto
H KaGns br. Poppy St John: third Udo NJ FIeisch-
manns ch. m. Mayo fourth, Rufus L. Paterson's ch e.
Durham.
Class se a sa f y U sas4 cid
Miss Banahan and b. Miss Westcott; F.. s.
j. j. McDonafs ch. &. Huro and Hero third
G. r. Cooks b. g. Stanley and b. 6. Sandwich.
Glass 20 ttandems; the wheeler hands,
First, William II. MOOre's b. Lady Seaton and b. e.
Debater; second. Miss Mabel B. Hooleys m Quaker
Maid and ch. m Dorothea; third Sandy Farms
b. Lord Burleigh and b. Lord Brooke;
H. kahn's ch &. Khedfve and ch g.
Class A thunters and jumpers; o aD-First,
Westchester FARMS blk &. Centennial; second, W. II
Golfers bT. g. Telephone third Farms
g. Tacoaite: fourth Thomas ]. Fero's b. g. Red
Raven
Class a Chgnters and tumpersl-Frst. Westminster
FARMS blk Centennial second. Miss Mabel b Hooley's
eh g Crrsher; third W. H; Golfers br. Telephone;
fourth. v Nestchester FARMS b. G. Taconite
Glass % combination harness horses)-FTrst
J. D. Vass CHI g Jacobite; third Miss Emily H. Bed
fords b. m Miss Ann; fourth. Miss Margaret ". Nc
Cutcheon's ch. m. All Ablaze.