New-York tribune., 1909-11-14

A multiplicity OF interesting events which
were punched together for the final day OF
the horse show at Madison Square Garden
kept the railbirds on the alert yesterday.
Just before the bugle sounded calling out
the hunters for Glass A the announcement
was made from the judges stand that the
competitors for the challenge cup for four
in-hands had left the Arrow Head Inn. Al
though the jumpers were giving a splendid
performance over the fences. the stiffest of
which was feet inches high. every spec
tators ears were open for the first faint
sounds Of the bugle which always heralds
the arrival of the coaches. II was just
thirty-eight minutes after the teams left
the inn when the brown noses of the lead
ers appeared at the door OF the Garden
which opens on 27th street. and in a second
the Vogue coach. with Alfred G. Wander
bilt on the box, swept into the ring.
Judge William n Moore had things
pretty much his own way in the champion
classes. which were judged after O'Clock.
In the class for pairs of horses under fifteen
hands his Amaryllis and Phyllis defeated
the beautiful chestnut mares Kitty Grey
and Norena from the Fairmont Farms,
although the latter pair never showed bet
ter in their lives and had twice defeated
the Moore pair. II was evident that the
spectators begged leave to differ with the
judges. and the railbirds did not even beg
leave. but openly hissed the winners and
Justify cheered the defeated pair.
Lady Seaton and Lady -Aukland. from the
Moore stable. defeated the Fairmont
Farms entries again in the champion class
for pairs over fifteen hands. Lord Balu-
more and Ny Maryland won the reserve
ribbon. Mr.. Moore met his Waterloo in the
next class which was for pairs over 15.2
hands. Here Robin Hood and Wallenstein
were forced 10 concede defeat 10 the i'm
perisl Nala and his mate Avondale, owned
by J. W. Hartman.
Nala won another tricClOred rosette in
the single champion class. where he defeat
ed Judge MoOres brown gelding Quicksand.
The Moore entry was forced 10 be content
with the reserve again in Class 80. when
the championship fell 10 the lot OF !. W.
Harriman's wonderful little brown mare
Lady Dilham. although Flourish had de-
feated her earlier in the week
Roughly estimated. Judge Moore's win
nings amounted 10 nearly s5.Oc,. and he car
ried off trophies about quarter OF
hundred blues. half as many seconds and
two thirds. j. W. Harrimans record was
a dozen blues. and {. W. Watson added
half a dozen irsts and twice many sec
onds TO his string during the week.
The show closed with the judging Of
hunters in the open and champion classes.
II is reported that Lieutenant Monteflore
and Lieutenant WaIwyu have decided 10
dispose of their hunters Taffy. Topthorne
and the Biscuit and will sell them st auc-
tion on Monday in the Ticheuor Grand ring.
For those interested in the roadsters there
was = surprise in Glass S. which a
cbampion class for horses having taken a
first on second prize in Glasses 81. %, SO and
(, This brought out the Welshman. Ime-
rim Amanda Baron. the Mikado and Lu-
gsno.
The Mikado from the stable Of NJ. F. and
II Mcdonald. is practically novice. He
was shown last winter under saddle AT the
Durlsnd Horse Show and again al Tuxedo
and Pouehkeepsie. where he took first IN
the roadsters' class. The judges have rather
ignored him this week. and all he could
boast of was tVo seconds, the blue going
each time 10 f c. Rich's Amanda Baron.
who has enough trophies to turn her head.
To the surprise Of every one excepting a
few horsemen who had realized what stun
The MIkado was made Of. the beautiful lit
tie hav geIding walked of with the coveted
particolored roset'e In the champion class.
leaving the reserve 10 Tire Weishman. 2.22i.,
winner IN the class for trotters. with
record Of , 80 or better.
PONIES
class is7 ,sh4tlaud ponies. no, exceeding 4s
inches 20 be shown under saddle. frst prize.
$50 ~econc prize $40. third prize. S.p-First,
Charles = Runn's 20. m Gazee. ridden by Ed
warl HeTzog; second. EsinoTe Pam blk m.
lyrsfte ridden by clarence Levy. thiTd. Pitts
ford Farms blk and VII. m. sprite. ridden by
Frank Rowe.
class i23 tmares OF gedings ~ hands and not
exceeding Is hands: 10 he shown under saddle.
frst rrize $50. second prize. ss0 third prize.
s2Oj-First Charles HriloUay's b. g. CaTdih.
RIDDEN by Margaret WeylcT. second Elsno.e
Farms ch Ragtme. ridden hy cyril carr
class los pairs IL ponies. above l3-a hands
and not exceeding ls2 hands; hrst prize. SlDo;
seoond prize $50 third prize. S25i--First. Grand
view Farms IN. g Forester and Young Noun
taineer driven by Frank Palmer; second. Homer
DaNenports 81 ste. Yims and laquis. driven by
tyfil carr.
class i03 pairs ~ ponies above IS hands and
not exceeding i3 3 hands hrst prize sirp. second
piize. $50. thifd prize. s25l- First, OAK land
Farms s. Mel Valley Wonder and Mel Valley
Wonderful driven by Charles Wilson. second.
lsui A. St0ddard's b. Lady iennoN and
Lady LAghtfaot. driven by James Robertson.
third. Oakland Farms b. gs Mel valley Wonder
Lad and Mel Valley Wondrous. driven by George