New-York tribune., 1909-09-19
WATSON CHIEF WINNER
VANDERBILT DOES WELL.
F0irmont Farm Horses Win Fifteen
Blues at Westchester Sho7C.

c W. Watson headed the list of ribbon winners
at the Westchester County Horse Show, which
closed yesterday afternoon. with the remarkable
record Of fifteen blues. six reds two championships
and one reserve.
In the championship class for harness horses
under ISL hands Kitty Grey and Ringing Bells
were the only entries. Mrs. Watson drove Ringing
Bells but the mare could not beat her stable COM
panion. and Kitty Grey won the coveted parti-col-
ored rosette from the ring Alfred G. Vanderbilt
drove his handsome bay geding Hertes in the
championship class for harness horses over ISL
hands but although the geldng ged TO defeat
Lady Baltimore on Friday he could not quite match
the imperial Lord Baltimore, who was the only
otHer entryS and Mr. Vanderbilt had to be content
with the reserve ribbon
Mrs. Watson won in the opening class Of the day
with her chestnut mares Kitty Grey and .Norena,
which were placed ahead Of Ringing Bells and
Chatterbox. from the same stable Mr.. Wander
bilt's Madge and Duke wore the yellow in this
class. The Vanderbilt entries divided the ribbons
with the Fairmount Farm IN Class 81 where the
matchless little selding Mel Valley Wonder. with
MT Vanderbilt at the Teins. defeated Mr.. Watsons
almost invincible pony Elegant Diaham-
Another Of the Mel Valley four won In this class
Elegant Dilaham never went better In his life but
II IS hard TO beat Mel Valley Wonder which is by
Tar the handsomest pony in the dminutive quartet.
The ladies' saddle class would be far more in
teresting II the horses ridden by ladies. When
half Of the mounts are shown with the cross sad
de II differs in respect the ordinary saddle
class
William AIcGibbon Andrew Morrison's chest
nut mare Sonia, won the blue in the ladies' saddle
class Yesterday. and the red went to Mrs Gerken
on J. Z Daviss good little Testa TiIey. The bay
gelding Jester is a splendid looking horse. and
would probably win blue in the heavy harness
class, bur Mrs. Dorothy Henderson who rode him
IN the ladies' class did not seem be enjoying her
ride very much. He did everything that Iady's
mount should not do. but he managed 20 get the
yellow ribbon in a class which included Udo FIesch-
mann's Mayo. Charles Fleischnann's Royalist and
z N. Wsrburgs American Queen none OF which
were in the ribbons
The summaries follow
essding Is hands hrst prize. SIS: second prize ss-
Grey; seooni G " watsons ch m cTaItsrboT y and ~
N R1. .itinsiIS Bel' third Alfred O. vsndsrbts br.
m ass scs 81 .9 ,,9ads e., soTs. IS ., bands o.
derbilt, ch- preaanausht. third. William \ SIcGS-
Fi1sG e. vs. WaIsons fors 81 R.fir6 sns; p,. r r
Wit VIII g FIanagan-s b : Kentucky third. William
class 81 ponies n harness Is exceeding
Alfred g vsnderblt's b : Mel VALLEY Wonder second
vsHa.S. sT26i M fhS' vasJ RaassIa Rass4 third Alfred 6
auaas 'dsf .' a06 Ss .a $50 ''ss oaa Sr % &
;. Irish Maid third. Empire city FARMS l. 2 Htu
ssSi3' e'.s Gsss- : 3 S' = H,' s.a. a
,Id bSitT1Te and b e NY Maryia1d second Alfred -
lass q dsds', safde horsss Is hands or drst
ch- NJ sonia, second, Mrs .. p Davis's ? Vesta
IiiiSy. third Mrs Dorothy Hendersous y z Jester
t7sss rotters. staHd1rd prize so.
First, T. " Maouey's b Little Sweetheart,
ond Henry steerss Miss Relie. third 4 steph
ensons n n. Minnie Taylor
Class - champion harness horses. Is hands under
prize sweeQstakesi-FiIst g. W Watsons en- Kitty
p champion harness: 6orses over 5I bap- prf,
akesiFtrs g. v Wstson's D Lord Baltimore.
second Alfred g. NanieTbilts b. : H~rte@-
ClssS 20 ttandeuls make the circuit OF the half-ue
track twice a 10 be twice by
owner before becomes his propertylFtrst. Emil See
lig's b. ard h. Lady Eigin. second. n
W Malonsys b. M Little Sweetheart and B. sterling
Hall
81 champion hunters prize sWeepStakeSftrst
ElrnSood Farms en- Sentials SeccRd Eluvooi Farm ;
b Irish Reei.