New-York tribune., 1908-05-01
JUDGE MOORE WINS AGAIN
His Horses Take Three Blues and
One Yell0zc at Brooklyn Shoe.

Judge Moore won four more ribbons at the horse
show the Riding and Driving Club in Brooklyn
last night. Miss Mabel B. Hooley. of Plainfield
N J.. added TO her laureIs by defeating this king
of the tan bark. Miss Bedford almost invariably
takes second to Judge Moore when their entries
are in the same class Her good luck continues,
though her John Randolph met with one pad ue-
feat last evening.
There were only two entries in the first two
classes. In the first, for single harness horses
shown to a brougham, Judge Moores Depator
beat Pratt's Operator. In the other, for saddle
horses five gats), Mat S. Cohen, on Autowin, won
over H. G. McElwaine's chesdOe. The next, now
ever, a fine class for harness horses IN whlcn
were entered II. l.. Pratt's Operator and queen
Delta, Judge Moore's DICTATOR and Minerva Sena-
tor and Diplomat George Watson's Lady Bird
and Master and his Ascot and Epson. Judge Moore
again took the blue over the Dasoris Park horses
which were driven by George Penny. George wat
SON. ir driving received the yellow. while 70
Judge Mcores other entry went the white An
other splendid class was that for the best trained
saddle horse. In this were shown Harry l. Peterss s
King of Spades Miss Hooey's Mansfield, Mrs
Charles Hubbs's Perhaps, Frank B. Barretts Ma
dah and Mat s. Cohen's Autowin. which took the
blue over King of Spades. ridden by Emile An
thony Perhaps James Swagger up, was awarded
the yellow and Mansfield received the white
The special prize in this class was given by
Charles NJ Pratt In no class shown was there keen
er competition than in the tandem bringing forth
as it did Mrs. John Gerken's Newsboy and Shop
girl Miss Bedford's Donner and Bitten and Judge
Moore's Whitehall and Menella, which added to
Judge Moore's already long string another blue.
Miss Bedfords horses, driven by Charles X.
Fownes. were awarded the red, while to Mrs Ger
ken's favorite pair left the yellow, which was
| received with evident disappointment
Miss Bedford's most formidable rival being out
of the next class the winner of the blue was a
foregone conclusion. Herbert l.. Pratt's Duchess,
ridden by Miss Tinie Maxwell Whiting, captured
the red Perhaps. owned by Mrs Hubbs. came
third with William Jamison's Silver Sired fourth
Another splendid class for harness horses. to
be shown to a phaeton. with ladies driving. In this
the tables completely turned. The here
tofore invincbles. Judge Moore and Miss Bedford.
received the third and fourth. respectively. Mrs.
Gerken's pair Newsboy and Shopgirl got the red.
while Miss Hooley, who up to this time had TO
content herself with the lesser awards, won the
blue with her Dorothea and Quaker Maid over
! the Moore pair Chiquita and mate and Miss Med
ford's Donner and mate, which did better the
opening night. getting red.
The other entries H. L. Pratt's Lady Eocene
and Lady Barbara and James Caffrey's Lady
Arthur and Prince Arthur. Following this was an
other class of much merit for combination harness
and saddle horses Miss Bedford's John Randolph
which earlier in the evening took red and which
had been successful. left out entirely being
beaten by A. MorrisOns Nesta Tilley. Mrs Davis'S
Jacobite Harvey Ladew's Reliance and Mrs
Cserken's Surprise in the order named. the class
for runabouts the winners We're Lord Nelson. owned
by Tonzo Savage of Newark George Watson's
Grand Duke. Mrs. Gerken's Shopgirl and T. l.
Crawfords Guy Torture.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willard L. Candee had guests
last night Mr.. and Mrs. Adolph Mollenhauer, Mr..
and Mrs. c. H Potter and Walter Candee. In the
box with Mr. and Mrs. Frank S. Jones Miss
Jones' Mr. and Mrs. William Robinson Simons Mr..
and Mrs Roland Whitney Belts and Elmer NJ. Bur
den. Mr.. and Mrs. Edward c. Bum's guests were
DR.. and Mrs. Thomas r French. Mr. and Mrs.
Abraham Abraham and Edwin c. Ford In the
George II. COutts box were the Omri Ford Hib-
Callahan were Mr.. and Mrs. ". Pinckney. Miss
Alpertne Pinckney Mr.. and Mrs. E NJ. Corbett
and Mr. Webber. With Frederick L. Parsons were
Clarence Robbins, DR.. Alfred Seaver and Clair Fos-
ter With the w. Is. Winslows Mr. and Mrs
John Hayward and Mr.. and Mrs. r. D. Lanpford
Among others present We're Judge Dixie the Her
bert H. Pratts and Harvey Ladew, jr.