The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-09-26

and in the private brOugham turnout,
the animals winning two fiTsts. Abyril-
lis and Phyllis also were winners for
the horse show director, in the novice
pairs and championship pairs Mated
with MCnella in the tandems, WOmen's
phaCtons and championship tandems,
Phyllis helped to garner one more first
and two seconds. The famous park
fOur-in-hand that Judge Moore delights
in driving. easily won first in its class,
while in the classes for pairs, all sub
ject to keen rivalry, Judge Moore cap
tured highest hOnors with Orator and
Statesman, HinOCher and DebateT Abb
gail and Bismarck, Senator and DiplO-
mat. Debater took second in the pri-
yate appointment class.
Additional laurels were brought to the
Moore stable by the Lady Seaton, The
tbs, Cyrus, Thaddeus, Whitehall, Pan
dora, Ariel, Sylvanus, Roanoke, Hum
boldt, HapsbUrg, TTUette, LOnsdale and
Chicquita. Lady Seaton, regarded by
many experts as the best one of the big
string, was not shown once in the rib
bOns in single harness, and received
only one fourth prize when shown in
tandem. Some of the London winners
never have been shown in this country,
and are counted upon by Judge Moore
to make a big hit in the national show.
Winners at London.
Mr.. Watson displayed ten horses at
the London show, and in twenty-six
classes won nine fiTsts, five seconds, six
thirds and four fOurths. 1t is a rather
remarkable thing that has been favor
ably commented upon abroad, that with
this small string every animal in il was
placed, while seven of the ten won first
prizes in single or double harness. Two
championships fell to the Watson
horses, and they were placed in two
other classes. Mr.. Watson discovered
that American and English ideals diff
fer, Lord Baltimore and My Maryland
II, champions of the last National
Horse Show in New York, getting first
in the appointment class for Victoria
pairs, as well as in the appointment
class for StanhOpe phaetOn pairs, but
when shown in the class in which ap
pointments did not count, they were
placed fifth.
Ringing Bells, MOOnshine, Lord Bal
timOTe and My Maryland II. Virginia
and Lady Baltimore and ChatterbOx
were among the ribbon winners, and
they are all promised for the coming
national show. The best horses in AL
fred G. VandeTbilts string were not
shown there, but with Gibson Boy,
Wanda, Tonawanda and two four-in-
hand teams, he won two third prizes.
besides carrying off the gold coaching
cup in the coaching Marathon" the
distinct hit of the London show. z. T. /
trotters almost swept the
boards in the light harness classes. /
CuriOusly. Lucie G and Pearl Onward, /
winners in single and
double harness in the New York show
of 1908, failed to take blue ribbons, but /
LuganO and LOmo were first in the class
for pairs, while Mary Glenor, 2:241h, |
was champion in single harness.
j. w. Harriman's Star.
Mr.. Hartman has Nela as a star in |
his string. This heavy gig horse of |
quality shares the distinction with Gal |
liant Lad OF Louisville of being the finest /
horse in the world. Nala will be ex- /
hibited at the Louisville show Oct. II. |
after which Mr.. Hartman will prepare |
his entire string for the coming nation |
al show.
Before the last detail of arrangements |
for the transformation of the Madison |
Square into the national show has been !
submitted to the directory for official |
approval, the leaders interested in the |
success of the national exhibit will re-
quire the report of a technical expert |
on the arrangements for the big pro- |
posed horse fair. The ring viii be large |
enough to accommodate the 200 or more