New-York tribune., 1908-11-15
T4TSON AGAIN LEADS
LIST OF WINNERS.
vEHo5c!ett's Coach Magnet Beats
4 q. Tanderhlt's Venture IN
Long Race to the Garden.

s. $3.50
Harvey Ladew's Elsinore Farm got second with
81 .gr blues three reds and a yellow, for a total Of
re whe A c. Vanderbilt almost equally
vel Of with eight blue ribbons seven seconds and
s four thirds aEsregating something Ike 81
z y. StotesbUry. with only two horses, Lucia
r and Pearl Onward proved -he sensation Of the
sbov winning seven blues for total Of more
thar 5000 in prize money. J. ". Hartman had
seven blues four reds and two yellows. with prize
money amounting TO more than S745
one Of she features Of the closing day the
,oacfrc race for the Arrowhead Inn challenge cup
rslued al S7o6 Conditions called for road teams
rc- under Isl hands, be driven 20 a coach
i -yng less than seven persons the coaches 10
lsare Arrowhead Inn. nth street and Fort Wash
iagton avenue, al p m and to arrive at the
Garden within hour from the time Of starting
The contestants were 10 be judged on their road
qualities and The condition in which they arrived
on reaching the ring Il not required that
hibito-s describe their teams. There We're three
original entries-Afau-tCe E Howlett's coach Mag
net from the Continental Stables: the Nestledown
Farm and Alfred Gyvyune Tanderbilt's coach Vent
The Nestledown entry was withdrawn, and this
lst M Vanderbilt 10 fight it with NJ Howlett
Promptly al O'Clock the Hewlett coach got under
way the seats being filed by the following + l.
NcF5ose H. b Martin. Colonel William Jay =
Walter Waring Wetmore Torthley. Louis Tous-
ssf-- Herbert " Clark Allen Sangree, Z. B Sea-
nan y Clareno- E MCElway. Nj Howlettr WHIP
and Joseph Scott guard.
Mi
c-acled his whip over his famous four This coach
VS. co-7posed Of r. ". Rives Magistrate kerno-
chan NJ 1. Al1ers Of Louisville, + penn smith,
Charles F5ukarrp, Nj Vanderbilt, whip ana Harry
De Naltbys guard
The route extended along Ki-Es.aTl1ge Road 10
18th street thence along Broadway 10 the Nladuct
and then ove- Riverside Drive 70 l2oth street FROM
there the course extended through C-aIeI1lohI ave
me 10 I1sth street, past CouInbia LhlNtISlNS 10
No-ningside Drive. L0th street 10 the park ana
Crfye
en5 then 70 TIE Garden
~ The Clarenaout Inn Nr. Eowlett's coach had
a- advantage Of TWO minutes, and increasing TINS
Iaed steadily he swung into the park four minutes
= n. good. When he passed the Plaza the Venture
zas nowhere in sight. and the same condition ex-
,s7ed when be sped past the Holland House
Greeted by cheers from several thousand persons
Nj Hewlett entered The Garden a. 3.a2 o'clock.
IRIS vas eight minutes ahead Of his rival. and dur
,pr the interval M Hewlett drove around the ring,
describing figure eights and various other evolu-
tcns Cheers also marked The arrival Of the Van
ds-blt coach
Ire ex7e-rs were quick u notice that one Of Nj
Hovlett's horses ~as lame. while another was
T-et-y ha5ly blown.
After Tie Judges had declared sIr. Hewlett the
vn1e- he latter lost no tine in driving away from
tae Ge-6e:l aIr- Vanderbilt said he did not expect
fo win against NJ. Fovlett's more seasoned ami
mails
me interest II this affair was the most pro
-o-nce5 seen II the Garden this week and Il serves
the spectacular IS held Possibly the horse show
rnanaeere-- = II take this its cue 70 pay more /
stten-ion this side next year
The first champion class 10 he decided IN the
evening was 1o- saddle horses and the favortte.
TIE Cardinal. vel ridden ny Mrs McGib6on. won
tbe blue The Herald got the reserve
The Fat-1lont Farms made sweep q the cham
rionshi7 for snail harness horses Kitty Grey.
driven ~ F-an5 Winterbotto-n. the blue. while
Ringing Bells another c. ". Watson eutrant, got
the reserve
Ably driven by Jack Donney. the Avondale
Fg---'s e---anr Ma owned by :. X Hartman.
captured The blue Fl the champion class open TO
winners exceeding J. hands inches George Wat
sens Ben HU-, which did SO well earlier IN the
week. got tie reserve
TIE senior class from West Point ninety strong, /
headed BY Captains Guy Y. Henry and L W OIL /
ve- arrived II the Garden IN tine for dinner The
cadets went away and returned later n the evening
4 combination OF rain and snow outside served /
to ds-1pen the ardor EomeThat, and il possibly /
le7t many of the women away The applause, I
however. was more pronounced than earlier in the /
week
Something of a surprise marked the results in /
Cass g. for saddle horses over 142 and not eI-
oeedtng 15-2 four years cid or over, Up 10 carry
ing .56 pounds After winning blue ribbons st
number Of the summer shows with her bay mare 4
Daphne Mrs. " : Elliott had - be content /
with third place. The blue went TO Lonia, the +
chestnut mare ridden by Mrs ". a McGibbon +
Mss Emily Il. Bedford got the red with her (
handsome bay mare. Miss Ann.
Considerably rnerrirnent marked the contest in f.
Class & for Shetland ponies, mares or GeIdings
not exceeding forty-siX inches There were only /
tao entrants George 4. Simpsons black mare /
Lazy Betty. ridden By Miss Florence Simpson /
ard Hesrtsdale, another black mare, exhibited by /
Maste- J Z. Watt and well ridden by Cyril Carr. /
The f-lsges awarded the blue 10 Miss Simpson The !
riders we're nearly large as their mounts
An extremely handsome brown stallion. Aberdeen /
q PsttSford upset CALCULATIONS in the class foT /
ponies 10 cart by defeating the Hitherto lnVihclDI7
Elsfrore Farm eutraut Elerslie Of Elsnore, the /
latter getting The red The winner is only 3812 /
tncnes and one Of the daintiest specimens OF horse
1esh Z long while
Lucia c. rgon irarressively IN the championship /
class upen only 10 horses having taken a hFs' /
prize IL Glasses g. and i al this or any Of the
sssociafor's previous shows As Nj Stotesburys /
rnsfe has accounted fo- the three classes mentioned
this Week her only rival yesterday was @. F 4
Auns0n's Commander Baker
When Lucia 9 stepped round the ring il was /
sppsrent fo Judges and spectators alike that TINS
Grand would prove an easy winner Not q /
little fuss was made earlier in the week about ner
being lame She is not lame. but has rather &C
centric way q going lifting the foot quickly from
TIE ground The mare has plenty OF action ana /
a. the speed necessary. AS usual, the winner was /
shly driven by George webb Rumor has II that /
Sr stotesburv refused s. go for her ten days ago
NJ Stofesbury gathered additional honors when /
Lucia g. and Peerl Onward Won for trotting road
Hiers IN the champion class. open only TO horses
having taken frs; prize IN the roadster class III
This or any % the associations previous SHOWS
+15o-ts pronounced this pair the most loeal team
seen AZ the Ehow years The Judges lost no uii7
tn reaching decision the only contendlns pair
was Ros. Vvo-1hv and Marguerite MsrgraTe, from
the K,llearr farm
Interest was centred IN the class for thorough
hrec horses ruitable 10 become hunters Tor "hlc"
+ Ambrose Clark. who earlier IN 'i1 i, -" ~