New-York tribune., 1909-06-19
HORSE RULES TUXEDO
SHOW QUANTITY SET.
Harness Races to PrOrid6 TaYiety
for Spectators TODAY.

general air of good fellowship prevailed every
where, and the camera fends wed with the emil
dren for monopoly of the grounds, leaving little
room for the horses In fact it resembled huge
pink tea, with its OF fair seated
about the lawn rustic benches or convenient
rocks. Owners who showed their own horses called
out TO their friends the lawns. who in return
offered jocuIar suggestions as to the best way to
handle that particular animal and, best of ali,
there not the i'll feeling after the ribbons
We're distributed Every gone appeared TO be per
fectIy satisfied with the judges decision and thor
oughly to enjoy showing his horse for the sake of
ties sport alone
Among those noticed the lawns and in the
boxes Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Frelinghuysen
Mrs. Samuel Spencer Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Prince
w. A Slater. Mr. and Mrs Paul TuCkermann. w
T Loew, Mr.. and Mrs. George F. Baker, Mr. and
Mrs. c. B. Alexander and the Misses Alexander
Mr. and Mrs F. B. Keich. Mr., and Mrs. II. NJ
Tford Mr.. and Mrs Goodhue Livingston Mr.. and
Mrs. w. b. Dnsmore Mr.. and Mrs. r. Mortimer,
Mr. and Mrs G. G. Mason. Mrs Dodge George
Griswold, Mr.. and Mrs T. G. Condor. Richard
Dea6ed. Mr. and Mrs. r. F. Cutting. Mr.. and
Mrs. A. D. Juilliard. Mr. and Mrs. +. De p. Foster
Mr.. and Mrs. e. l. Burrill jr., and the Misses
Burril Mr. and Mrs. e Richards. Mr.. and Mrs
w. Nj. V. Hoffman, c e Sampson and the Misses
Sampson, Mr. and Mrs. GrenvilIe Kane, Mrs. SEQ
field and Miss Scoheld Mr.. and Mrs II. Vogel, Mrs
RodenwaId and the Misses Rodenwald. Mr. and
Mrs. T. w Porter. Mr.. and Mrs. b. p. Steinman,
Mr.. and Mrs. j. P Bernhard Mr.. and Mrs. II. X
Winthrop, Mrs Cooper, Mr.. and Mrs. w. q.
Davies Mr and Mrs. J. Z. Harris, Mr. land Mrs
J. G. Elliott. Mr.. and Mrs F. b. Griffin. Mr. and
Mrs Herbert Pell and Mrs. Edwin Maine Post.
Glass 2S a driving contest for the women.
They were required to drive between obstacles
placed at such distances and angles as the COM
mttee thought proper. Striking one OF the OBJ
stacles took of 10 per cent per cent was de-
Quoted for each second over 100 seconds, and per
cent was credited for each second under that time
Miss II. Alexander clever horsewoman, gave
splendid exhibition of driving, and won the con-
test. Miss Mortimer placed second, Miss Mary
Hartman. who drove for Richard Delaield, was
third on the list and Miss Carol Hartman was
fourth.
Mrs. Sophie Gummey did very we'll with her pair
of bay mares Babette and Babinette With J. J.
Mcdonald in the drivers seat, they won the tan
dem class, and Mrs Gummey drove them TO vic
tory in Class 20, which was for ladies' pair and
park carriage. Miss Edith Cain drove George Wat
sons Rife and Snapshot in this class. and they
captured 4 prize William NJ. Y. Hoffman won the
local class for pairs with his bay geding Red
Knight and Brighton Richard Delaheld was a
close second with his Sunny Sim and Buster
Brown for they never showed to better advantage.
The show is held on the half-mile track and
to-day the horse show classes will be nterspersed
with trotting eveDts. There VIII be one three-h|at
race in the morning and in the afternoon
Ten prominent residents of the park have proved
their loyalty 10 light harness racing by forming
club, the members Of which will hold six matinees'
three in Tuxedo and three IN Goshen. Each Of the
ten members has subscribed SloO toward the pur-
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chase Of a rich silver trophy for which the anna
Jeur reinsmen VIII compete. The races viii all be
trotng events best two in three, and the cup must
; be twice by the same horse before IL becomes
the property Of his owner. The members Of this
novel club are Z II. Hartman, Richard Deaheld,
". Nj Y. Hoffman, W T. Ferguson, John K
Townsend, Robert Goeet, Robert Walton Goelet
Theodore FrelinghuyseE. J. Howard Ford and
I Rensselaer, Weston
The awards follow:
Glass oa.m teams ar-t prize s22 second prize slS;
70. 2. Frank second. = Kesers E. Pete and gr. 3
Major. third Frederick Bcutcy's On. Harry and ch <
Qucen"; fourth. Table Rock FARMS D. X Rabbi and o. z
class 10 osnsle ponies no, a. hands
Tbnip Dodges blk ana VIII E MaFps
class p Gocai. for pair harness horses prize
Eilycr cup S25,-Trst. William VI Y. H-nmans b. z
Knight and b. Brighton. second Richard Iel2
9as 81 nPny P jim and I'd e ,gi. & iS an5 m Princess s
fourth " b. Dinsmore's blk g. Lord daS ana DIX m
Class i5 horses l52 hands over first prize
$50 silver second prize S2o'-tfst. Mrs i a
y. Perciyars ch. z. Rockn; second Fhilr II i,oaEe
b. e Pomp. third q. Lorllaris b. Lgero; fourth
Jon . y o@c Or drins M contest for r best driving
through obstacles placed at such dis5ane snd angles as
smder; second Miss Mortine- third Harrl
man: fourth Miss Caryl Hartman
class q Victoria and pair horses to oGa@ 80 & PSg eFnt @
or $5O)-F1rst. Richard De,ahet1 Co. is. ua IN
and ch. Energy. second W. 81 i'aSuoreS p.r nS.
Class y single 2oadsters; he shown wagon prize
silver cup SJo}-First. NJ !. and j. j MeDonaId
, 3 1 @ eno 4Ea9 stable. b. M Mere Crittsn fourth
a II Single 5 pony on m not over S hands to
by a child twelve years; prize silver cuP'
Master " Rodewalds 10 Peep; second, J. Garner
Gas aandes silver cup ,.9ns;1 or $40 in D5 crsh m
Babee: second W n 49,, H2r%an m Fdear e. : h. m Marie
and a. s b. M Heen n'i fdufS " Dinsmores blk Lord
cay Gass ' 20 Gadcs pair pair park horses to count
First Mrs Sophie Gunneys D. m henar,i@ sb, ann and ~ =
Rifc: thrd Richard Deafeld's ch 8 Buster Brown anu
f,ass Is 5shndrens ponies hands and under
To children not over hftet Gears pr o.
Pcer second Gilbert Keech's ch. Mstletoe; third
Louis J. Paoier.s b. z. fourth, Miss Margaret
MSIe~ es snee horses in harness. 1872 hands oycr
FIRST George watson d e ken jrd John r spratieys
blk m jet. fourth e. Won Bachs ch & IMPRESSIVE s,o,
FIRST /, ar6i R NJ Goefets b. N. Beatrice and
class single shown a to rgn"Gont; i,
KID: second George waison,s snan5no'; third !,
j. McDonaIds blk 2. Whtby Jet fo"I''' w W. y.
cass il saddle ponies 42 hands or under aa prize
Msede second. Miss C9T}l Iarians b. i H. LHp, aq 'P. IT
Gilbert keechs eh. m MistIetoe' fourth MISS ''' i'
class ,single harness horses unGer & l'2 hands h Rzf E
SBratleys Laundry Girl; second George Watson
D. Class 1combna Ion riding driving horses per
formance in harness 70 count 80 per en- en- Pbiq mi H
podres b g Fomp second Newbod L. r. EigaTs o6 e,r m
iIrtb fTIp' MISS Helen Coster's br m. Georelana.
WHAT is GOING ON TO-DAY.
Free admission to the Metropolitan Museum Of Art,
the American Museum of Natural History ana the
Geological Garden
Cornerstone laying at the clubhouse the Republi
Club Of the %! Asss"elS sn, st5s t m M
Dinner for sir Robert Hadfeld by exJudgs E H. Gary
Waldorf Astoria. evening.