New-York tribune., 1909-07-25
BAY SHORE SHOW ENDS
e. II. WATSON LEADS THE
WINNERS.
4lon Pinkerton's Hunters Make
Fine Shouing Baltimore
Defeats Tinker Bell


Although many prominent exhibitors were absent
from the horse show which closed yesterday after
noon ct Bay Shore, II il every way most suc-
ressfl affair and il seemed 10 he with genuine
sret that the spectators the last class Judged
and heard taps sounded ever the deserted show ring.
The grounds were crowded Yesterday and standing
room at & premium. The cross country jump
ing took ever one away from the boxes and grand
stand into the open where the horses were piloted
over the jumps consisting Of post and rail- fence.
stone wall. hedge. board fence, . pig pen
end water jump. Most Of the contestants baked
st the water jump and several times there was
stampede among the spectators VINO had crowded
TOO close TO the Jumps ss The horses bolted into The
open field to avoid going through the required per
formance.
Allan Finkerton hunters were almost invincible
The roan geldirg Taxi took first horors after Civ
sng noteworthy performance over the Jumps The
gray gelding Pinklnl from the Pontiac Stables
came forward and demanded the red rosette, but
the other +vo ribbons wetn to Allan Ptnkerton
Eghbau and Talisman.
c. ". Watson headed the list Of ribbon winners
with record Of ten blues. seven reds and three
svellozys. The Grand View Farms entries carried
OF four frsts and three seconds. ani ths Somerset
Farm had TO its credit four frstz. seconds and
two thirds.
After being forced 70 ooncede defeat To T. ?
aEcGranns Tinker Bel in the ladies' phaeton class
sn FRIDAY, Lord Baltimore defeated Ihe handsome
VIA Brightvaters Cup offered for competition IT,
T e Ackerson- The gelding had things al ms
svTn way again in class 1 for harness norSas. an1
essin he forced the NcSrsnn mare mt second
place
IN the class for ponies IN harness tho little
brown gelding Young GIountaineer stepped into
the show ring with the evident intention Of win
ming back the lsurels for the Grand View Farm
he succeeded 50 well that he was placed first over
fT1egznt Dilaham. from the Fairmon+ Farms and
I
In the class for harness stations or CEILINGS
george Watson's Ben Hur az his best. His
ccnfornation and STYLE were bevond criticism and
Nhen he CAPTURED the badge Of honor from the
proud Lord Baltimore round of applause from
ehe spectators attested the popularity Of 1ne Judge
6ecisior
John T. Spratlev.z black mare let which won
rrcn Ben Hur on FRIDAY. was barred from this
class. but she Vas an easy winner the class
l1cr harness mares, and defeated Mrs. G. Y Wat
sons chestnut mare. Pinging Bells
The beautiful silver trophy which Frank s. Jones
offered for the best trained saddle horse for park
use became the property Of Rufus L. Patterson
yesterday. when his chestnut Celd3ng Durham
With Emile Antony up faunted the blue rosette as
he stepped from the show ring. The test was 2
severe one, for the contestants were required to
change their lead on the canter in circles and
going straight away, 10 back readily and 10 re-
sPond quickly and gracefully TO the hand and
leg Durham has now three consecutive victories
in this class and has received in addition TO the
cup three silver medals and S1Jo. which have been
presented by the association. James Schweiger
rode Fantasy. and the mare made splendid
showing, but it was Impossible to beat Durham.
The awards follow:
Class - Coos saddle horses over "a hands s- under
- hs1es,-Flrst sequatogue Farms ch. Fantasy
9Iro MISS Marion Hollins sport; fourth, Allan
Class Il pairs Of horses over 141 and not ex-
First Fairrort rams - :, gi 5i-- cone Pre- Sd!
L z. AT-S -7Ta =
Class z3 saddle horses local hands over: prize
slver cup offered b. August Belmont 1r-'-Frst. Miss
Ensn's , m Bess third Mrs Howard T5o9o6c..s biE 2
CAS- 1r5, "a 5o1 sqaa5ogle a - dsr1s Sd . Eer1sPs
fr''ze s15,-First r ? Mc5rsnns tr- g. Young Noun
ham; third seqpstogpe Farms ch & Glorious Prince
Class CThe Brightwaters Chaenge Cup o4teTed by T
Aessrs0h for gig horses l5 hands o. over must Be
,ert1-FIrst FaiTmont Farms + & Lord Baltirnore
Class p srhe Beechzoid Fias offeTei by Frank 8
coafration style 80 per cent: train,
% Pc ot ne cup must be Won three times by ths
snt 1905 By Rufus L Fattersons IurhanlFirst RUFUS
t.cq5d- sequatogue Farms ch, Fsntasy ridden BY
haPs-
Class Il Cpzrs r71nabout 10 count
Eze $50; second Prize. seoFirs Tonzo sauyage's en-
s'soa'E : 8 s5sPsi50t ans 5. RIas-. o.a' =
ssnasrs ss Es9Rs T3s & PANS NJ b & Lord s Baltimore more
srs Sophie Guney's oh Sunset: fourth. Mrs. Sophie
Es1rnrney's ch. e Sunrise
Class 81 Jumpers cross country: performance. 90
cent; conformation. 90 per first prize, s75;
ylf1ze s25(-FrsS Allan Pi1kerton's second
cnttac stables Pi=ku-n: third. Allan Pin1erton
70 &. Talisnan; fourth. Allan Pinkertons High
tsl.
csRss: rtaiIions eslaiasIs I gE1s So
Farms BsItiuire: third. Grand View Farm
ch Peter Pan. fourth. FsirrnCnt FARMS D. & Ny
MARYLAND II
(sz6dle horses. IS and not exceeding Is
hands fret prize. $50 second prize s2o-Frst seoue
ftoS<e Fantasy. second Somerset
Mayo: third, William Bsins h-. z The Duke;
fourth, John T Spratley's g. Purity
ep-sfleys blk m Jet: second FairInont
third NOolshfne
fou-fh. Mrs Sophie GUrn-ney's b. n. Bsbinette.