New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-10-16

TROPHY FOR MRS. TSELIN.
T;ns FOur-in-HGnd Contest at Pip
inc Rock Horse Shoe.

..g,y 10 make sitting in the shaded boxes a thing
- he desired. and most OF those present sought
,tsge points in the sunshine along the rail.
Ty,e first impression one receives entering the
funds is the lavish hand which has planned and
srseuted everything pertaining 10 the show grounds
s-,s course over which the hunters are shown is
=, snest in the country. and entirely apart from
- show ring, which is laid out just I'm front OF
,Se immense semi-circle Of boxes
me interest OF the day centred in the four-in-
.,s driving contest for women. which brought out
- contestants. each equipped with enough skill 20
-,.ke the average horseman- envy them their
-wess The horses used the four browns
aa-nea by Clarence Mackay, with which Morris
SIovlett won the race from the Arrowhead Inn 10
,,ssson Square Garden last fail in competition
s,b Alfred G. Nanderbit's grays.
Mrs Arthur Iselin and Miss Marion Holns
seemed 10 have about equal amount of skill in
tan6ling the four and finally chosen 10 drive
81 display their dexterity with the whip. 1t re-
opires just about as much practice 10 manipulate
Ne innunerable yards OF whip lash as ii does
!, throw a trout line, and Mrs. Iseln and Miss
Volins seemed 10 be the only ones who could
manage il successfully. Miss Hollins drove with
sssh and daring that pleasure "a witness,
snd il looked though the first choice would fan
IA her. Clarence Mackay, who was judging me
class was on the seat directly back Of the box,
ana he must have seen some bit Of skill which de-
cidea him IN favor OF Mrs. Iselin.
Two cups were presented TO the contestants by
Nrs Thomas Hastings. who occupied the box With
fbe drivers all through the contest.
The harness classes were notable at a show de-
voted almost exclusively the display Of saddlers
and hunters. Clarence Mackay was successful IN
the harness classes with his wonderful Ben Hur'
winner Of a string of blues and championships.
and his bOnny chestnut pair. Irish Lass and Land
n Burns class G. for pairs exceeding l5-2
hands brought such collection OF good ma
terial that the placing OF the ribbons was not an
easy task.
Irish Lass and Land O Burns looked trihe
lalrfh rad Dlp %
STYLE They We're placed first with II. l. Pratts
Lady Eocene and Queen Nab second.
Harry Payne Whitney presented three cups TO be
competed for by ponies under thirteen hands. Some
a the tiny tots drove in this class displayed
Just as much skill their elders, and a great deal
more confidence. Little Henry Phipps who drove
jim was particularly proficient in the art OF
manipulating the reins and whip. Jim IS only ten
hands high and the owner about the same but
they managed 10 secure a white rosette. Little
Edith Pratt drove a beautiful brown mare called
Tifxey and she had little difficulty in carrying on
lie first brize
Mrs. L. A. D. Percival brought out new one
In the class for novice saddle horses which would
please the general public better than her thorough
bred Rockin. The newcomers name is Blazeaway.
snd be is just as snowy would expect from
bis name. He won in class OF fifteen entries
and defeated Country Girl with Harvey l+adew
rp Ipse DiKit and Pied Leger. Shown in the
combination class. he had TO be content with a
rsd for the blue rosette was fastened on the
bndle Of Harvey Ladew's perfect little chestnut
fsding Reliance.
The awards follow:
Gas. osaEIs horses l42 snq not exceeding dI1nE
IS per cent appointments % per cent: prize cupl-
rs. Dorojhy P whtneSs B. e. Bachelor; third c, II
aaeksys b: g. Emperor; fourth. Northwood Stables
ciass Is Cponies under saddle not exceeding 10
sssg Or ase)-F1rst. J; $. Phipps's b Morgisna:
Erslvile winthrops piebaid m; Vivian:
bands to be Hidden by children not twelve years
e 1gg-Ts s MaFn1P Bsta5Es mn en- g. s G1y
ins; third, IL p whtney's Oh. N. GYPSY. ,,-
tS2 hands: ridden by children over sixteen
f Es q ees bebsd Maep s trs Esnore
Farms ch. g Defender; fourth, Miss Marion Hollnss
Class Is saddle horses over I42 and not exceeding
ham; second. Miss Vera A Cravath's oh. Gloribird
John GeTor DuteheT's en- m Maple Sugar
cas- II hands dTiT1ng contest for ladies'
Firvt Ms Arthur Isen: second Miss Marion Hollins
Class tsngle harness horses, over 132 nandslI
F1rst Clarence Il Mackays o. g Ben H9r' r seeona5
SH.erie7.s D. m Kissing fourth h l. Pratts b. m
Class 25 green or qualified lightweight hunters UP
End quality 20 count 40 cent; performance over
ggmes second. Mrs J. 4. Burdens b. g. Craven;
F ana v @i5 GFaoes b e. Me 0f Price 1s
~ 70 yg ie5 70 ied p6ands to hoaRGs eonfoT
stion and quality 70 count 30 per cent performance
en- g Descent. eeeond. J p and W r. Graoe's ., g.
Gas y @aG W H bsaTy1eiFt hunters up
carrying lso pounds TO hounds: conformation and
90 per cert5-Firs. August BeImont's CHI & Saracen;
second samuel Wilet's bT. m PIED LegeT. =. -, ana
sslF SLOT fence stone wall. snake fence and gate
20 IN pairs: speed 70 count per perform
snoe over fences 80 per cent: 10 be competed Tor
schiSl-Frst. Miss Cornelia Bryce's CHI g. Descent
second u Phppss eh g. Eagle PI4Re rb snI;
11Aon4ss EiichcocEs ch- e eor0nel iOuItl' AiOA4AS
AeSS GAS ITS b5 & Jolly DiHo. over 142 and not
exceeding 162 hands)-First. Clarence Il. Mackay's
q m Irish Lass and ch. Land o Burns: second;
NAB, third, Mortimer l. Schins bT; 3 LORD Brown
she br g. Baron Brown; fourth Mss Dorothy r.
Cas- y Garness ponies, not over u hands 70 2e
'en BY children not over twelve years "a
N n Carolina: third NorthNood stables blk. m.
fsggy; fourth J. S. Phippss b.. g Jim; -. 80
eehg ls2 hands; 70 be driven by children under SIX
Esoona. Marion Hollinss 81. 9. Sport third II T
siers pieaald Aagpiei fourth MISS Constance FaS
Class p novice saddle horses over 1872 hands up
Sgs 200 pqgndsPrS .s1 MTs P DsTITg er M
Country Girl; third Mrs Thomas Hitchcock jrs ch g
3gmDq fe. q fDc,ss. T.erforrnance only 10 count)-
EFst samuel 2ytiie1ss m no Brown Betty: second.
thomas Hitchcock. 3r's b. Jolly Dixon: thTd. J. r.
Dsvtss Country Girl fourth. Thomas Hitchcock
Class dumping contest FOR ponies not exceeding IA
Flrst Samuel Snow Fake second James
lsen~1cks b Abe; third HOWARD r3lppss oE Isa a.
Lort fourth Master Charles H. g. housss TO m Lazy
Class inrle harness Il ? hands ladies' ss
% drive horses 20 count 60 per cent ~
e eentFrst. Edward KnieTiencs b m ki. ,nis
z I. Prstrs .. n Lady Eocene fourth Charles A
Class l9onbi5sti9n horses,-First Elsimore Farms
q Reliance; second Mrs. l. A. DaiTymple PefeyaI az
g siezeaEay third Miss Vera a =. CaE Pi Pow
~ cloribiTd' fourth, David 3D. Rintouls hr g. FoS' Roy
MRS q n p BELMONT ILL