New-York tribune., 1909-11-10
THRILLS AT SHOW
JUMPERS FALL IN THE
PIG PEN.
Judge Moorc Heads List of
BIHc Ribbon Hinncrs
at Garden.

latAe-hmbed Jumpers. massive draft
horses. wonderful gowns. all took their turn
IN making the horse SHOW, or the second
day n lhe great display in Madison square
Gsrden. YESTERDAY. yield little IN t,rilllance
20 the scenes that marked the opening On
Nondsy There was much 20 delight the
lover OF the horse. plenty of variety 50 thar
ths specialists might al have their mo-
rnents Of speciai pleasure. but there was
Just ss much "a arouse the enthusiasm %
the lsymsn. Who. knowing little or nothing
~ ths technical points y the steeds exhib-
uei N tho ring. made nls annual pilgrim
axe - the equine Shrine 20 draw from al
tic component parts Of the spectacle sucn
pleasure as n sTords
There we're thrills in plenty. there
are bound 10 De when jumping classes are
"a the p-oEra-lme. 40 one was badly
hurt. but the iuterna tionaI Jumping class
of the afternoon provided PLENTY Of excite
ilert. Colonel George N. Dunn. riding
Niuoro. Lad a rssGy spill while taking the
IN snd out lamp. Fe ren0uuted. but at
tcmped no more Jumps. aud seemed 10 he
decided, groggv when 10 eft the ring.
Licustrant ?. Gerard IIefherington. one
80 fhc English officers had. fall that al
hrst looked worse than Colonel Dunn :. at
almost the same spot Tnify. his mount.
heraldcd as the best % the British ;ump-
ers. Numbered az the zig pen "a the un-
,ertsin lighf and. crashing through. went
10 MS knees and threw his rider Lieuten-
ant He;herington dropped Of skilfull..
however. rolled out OF harms way and
vas in tie saddle again 4 moment later.
IL t1rned Cnfv back. and this time
cared both his fences On fne style. his
T,-ck- riding Won him host ~ friends.
end liberal NEED OF sppi4use. but he wa
Inpisc ced. although Lieutenant WslVCn.
rsd,nE The Biscuit took tho red ribbon tlo
HUE going 20 L'e'Itonznt J. : Martin -
rhe sth Cstal1-. Uaited States arm. riding
Connie
Lieutensnt Ebsn Swift. g.. also - rle
9Th. rode = c.umsv looking white seldin,
called Satan IN this class. and gave n fire
pcrforuaance over ire three Jumps although
he vas forced - he content with fourth
place Satan has litrie IN the p7sy Of looks
20 recommend him when De entered tho
ing bur he made most % those present
forget his poor appearance By his gaIlan.
work a. the obstacles
The crowd fn ttc evening vas ate IN ar-
rntng. ara u vas e.3n O'Clock before the
hoxes began 10 I'll up - aN There vas
GOOD sport IN the class for ladies' hunters.
however. which vas the fnal test II big
fsld that had been tired out IN ths morn
inS Mss Narnle Cherbonnier. u Bslti-
more. & Httie biz q e girl WHO rode astride
i1 the most daring manner and had Won
sl hearts IN ths morning vas CIV of IT.
~ TIE evening. neither of her TWO mounts
having enough abiiity - win another trial
from The judges
There were sood horsey~oraen ierr N the
class, however - vle With the men Who
showed some of the h-ntsrs ard 2 par
ticuls-iv fne exhlb.rcn OF riding vas that
% MIS- Huids Hollovsy. southern Srrl.
-hc had an unru'v ane il-teHpered brute
80 handle ir Supe--1sor. big chestnut
-eidinE shown bv r. T McG-an- Super
Vls1r vas ger % take matters FIN his ovu
hands bur Miss HonoEay handed him
Ealencid.r. and slp-sys rad him m control.
The catalogue said expressl.- that man
rsrs were essential IN tins cisss. and So
pr-viEcr was sadly lacking IN them. as vel
ss i1 SaIianrrs. lie tried 20 refuse sew
eral j1mps and while on HE second round
- TIE ring oecane exceedingly frsctious
~ the Fourth avenue end. and hc had 20
rake al tb. Jumps although less expert
riJer would naF. hecu forced 10 allow hin
90 refuse.
One thing hat became increasingly OBJ
Nous vesIerday va that The rctIrr ~
Judge William r. Moor 20 tne Garden
vas going 20 ,vo-k havoc win the hopes Of
e. "a Wstfbu and his Oakmount Farn
stable The Maryland horseusn. vho vas
-lr-sdr beginning to sweep au before him
.ssr --ear before the third dsy ~ The Sow
lad iaEned. had taken only one blue rlb-
bon Vfeu -he jud-iuS erds1 !as- night.
rII- eiever lad fallen 10 -he oHere oi
Judge -f"ore. whose horses had forrei M
watson 20 wear the red RIBBON IN no less
Than siA cllssss. Eleven blues, three rets
-eiIov aud q white represent Judge
Moore winnings so fsr.
Alfred and Reginald Vanderbilt nave eaeh
aiken ono blue. while Two reds. -hree vel
lows and o. white have also gone 20 the
rresldenr ~ tte association
Mr Watsou's Lord baltimore and NJ
Maryland TI met defeat A. The hands Of
Judge AEoore's Leonidas and Senator IN
r-o class for pairs shown 20 park phaetons
rast night Alfred q Vanderbilt anu r. a.
AI~,frann being third and fourth. respec-
rfvel,. THE 6cfest of the Watson pair. in
rHrcih.o last year Was one % the surprises
- me dag.
Tho presence OF eighty members II the
f--t eIass ~ tae Military Academy
r-or-..es - make tonight one 81 the
Iro-- brilliant % The show. The cadets. in
rHeIr gra~ uniforms. used 20 ne one II the
rr-fu-rs - rho show. but they were absent
f--i tcsr. and The announcement that they
would Do on hand tonight MAS generally
p.eIaoned yesterday. The West Pointers
aNars end plenty 10 entertain Llem aside
f-o~ tle rorsef-sh that IS on view. and
-re eGu-s -i9nal feaf-re - their y.sir is NOT
r-'~ - u7urh IN their minds as the
plans 90 tho authorities In sending them
Gown polld Sueges;
Io.0ref cod. Buffalo Biil'D vas ono -
f-e MOS. interested spectators Of the show
Is>, ulrht. sitting in al aroma box. The
~h@r~"s ~ MS plains outff Vas much do
a-s-d ~ -b- children. Who bad been 81
'oVel ,o sii 90 ate 20 see i@c SHOW in its
ff" b~1'iar.rr a-ler
The American lfsckney Society held it,
annual rle~t.ng. preceded by d luncheon. .a
fte sf-eruoor and reelected St. old ofhc"rs
-oo'one Henry A FyrfaN president; Ii-
D MrGrsnu;s ana q. .. Henri. vice.
iesi6curs end Clrney Gee. secretary. snd
treasurer william d. Pout. Alfred ..
1saoert.,i Percy A Hodse and George
Watso1 we're addcc 20 The directorate.