New-York tribune., 1908-05-02

BLUES FOR JUDGE MOORE.
Miss Bedford Only One Ribbon Be
hind at BROOKLYN Horse Shoe.

BY capturing ten blue. four red. three yellow and
white ribbons Judge Moore again yesterday
beat all competitors at the Annual Spring Horse
Show of the Brooklyn Riding and Driving Club
He was closely followed by Miss Emily Bedford.
who succeeded in winning six blues. seven reds,
two yellows and white, only one ribbon be-
hind Judge Moore. Miss Bedford's horse Hlidred
was her most successful exhibit
Mrs. John Gerken won third honors by capturing
with her six entries two first. two second. five
thirhd and two fourth awards. Miss Mabel H.
Hooley. OF Plainfed. had only one less receiving
two blues. red. three yellows and four whites
Mrs Joseph Edward Davis received seven red
and a fourth
The De Sorts Stables owned by r. L. Pratt
managed TO get three reds, three yellows and three
whites. Rufus Pattersons entries succeeded IN get
ting three first prizes.
In the FIRST class for harness horses shown be-
fore light vehicle Judge Moore won another vic
tory with Menella Miss Bedfords Donner'
H. H. Salmon's Boston received the yellow RIBBON
and J B. Taylors Leading Lady came In for the
white
Mrs. John Gerlen carried off the two smaller
ribbons In the next class, for saddle horses with
Mayo and Redwood.
Miss Bedford, Miss Ann, won the blue anu
Reliance. owned by Ladew, with Mrs Won Klein
up, took the second.
Miss Hooley scored another decisive victory IN
the pony class when her Little Corporal look the
blue over Mrs. Davis with Dauntless. John Man
ming, driving Miniature Forest King. got the yell
low and to Tany. driven by Hamilton H. Salmon
jr., went the white.
In the four-in-hand class Judge Moore had the
field to himself. receiving a blue
There apparently some indeclslon IN 'he
Judging of the three polo ponies but Cheever COW
din's The Lad. Thomas Purshouse up hnaIy car
ried off the blue over Kingsley Swan on SIX ana
George Chipchases Ruby.
In the contest for the first leg of The Brooklyn
Daily Eagle cup Miss Bedford, droving Hildred
the second time. snatched the blue from Judge
Moores Pride of Prides, having done the same on
Monday. The cup, which must be won twice 10
be held permanently, is for the best horse suitable
for a gig to be driven by the bona fde owner.
Miss Bedford Miss Ann was beaten by Rufus
L. Patterson's Durham; Emile. with Anthony up
and Mrs. Gerken on Mayo. Katrina, owned ana
ridden by David Rentoul, got the white
The harness class, with ladies driving, brought
out six prominent horses and well known women
drivers. They Mrs. Davis, with Adonls; Lad
Eocene, of the Dosoris Stables, driven by MISS
Tillie Maxwell Whiting; Miss Mabel b. Hooley'
with Durothea; Miss Emily Bedford. with Htldred,
which again beat the Moore entry Neuella, driven
by Miss Kellar, with Miss Mabel Hooley following a
close third. Miss Whiting succeeded In saving the
white for the Pratts Miss Daviss Adonls and
Tonzo Sauvages BluebeIl were the other entries
With Mr. and Mrs. Willard L. Candee in their
box last evening were Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Haff;
In the box with Mr. and Mrs. Frank S Jones were
Miss Maude Virginia Jones. Mr.. and Mrs William
Robinson Simons. Mr. and Mrs Roland whitney
Belts and Frederick G.. Open; Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
erick Parsons entertained DR.. and Mrs. Charles
Gderseeve. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Clay Evans
Miss Robbins and Harold Parsons; Jesse Straus
and Edward S. Buyer, OF Manhattan were the
guests of Mr. and Mrs Edward c. Blum; in the
box with c. H. Callahan and r. 5. Corbett were
Mr. and Mrs Gulian Ross, Mr.. and Mrs G. D.
Webber and Miss Kenneth with the William Bev-
erley Winslows were Mrs. T. J. RiOrdan, Miss
Helen Gleason and Miss Reilly. Others present
were Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Salmon, Mr. and Mrs.
H. L. Pratt, Miss Tile NJ. Whiting, Mrs. Charles
T. Hubbs Miss Ethel Moore, Harvey Ladew, jr.
William n. Dykman and Mr. and Mrs. Chalmers
Dale.