New-York tribune., 1909-09-18
BLUES WELL DIVIDED
PANDERBILT FOUR WINS.
Keen Competition Marks Third Day
of ShOsg IN Westchesfer.

Inc Fairmont Farm horses OF c. W Watson
failed to monoDolize the blue ribbons at the Vest
chester County Fair yesterday. and Alfred e. vanA
deroiits horses cleaned few OF the Isurels In
the four-in-hand class Mr. vapderhiI, drove his
venture coach. with Hamlet and Hertes as Wheel
erS and The Youngster and Queens Maid for lead
ers' ana they won the blue ribbon. The near
wheeler OF c. ". Watson's four was orite lame
and the judges were compelled to send the team tn
the stable giving the Vanderbilt four a waIkover
shown in the single harness class. Hertes, with
Mr. Vanderbilt driving, captured another blue de-
teatlns Hamlet which was placed second, AMI
C. ". WatsOn's Lady Baltimore
Miss Mary Catlin. with Mrs H S Bowsn's Eng
lands Pride and Eastern Star. won the blue in the
ladies' phaeton class. Mrs. Watson drove Ringing
Bells and ChatterbOx. but they did not show TO
advantage in prancins about the ring, and got
the gate
The only roadsters' class OF the day was Won bv
David Maloney's beautiful mare Little Sweetheart,
for which il IS said he paid farcy price. The
youngster has speed as well as manners conforma-
ton and style. and she far outshons any Of the
other entries.
William McGibbon's black zsldinz Egyptian Chief
won in the saddle class. although many thought
the blue should have gone TO the popular DR..
Crockett now owned by Godfrey Preecs. Little
Festa Tilley took third ribbon in this class.
1t was impossible to beat William Simpsons
dainty chestnut Vanity in the class for pohies
under saddle. She was IN the hands Of James
schWeigert. and she defeated Harvey Ladew's
chestnut geldng Defender and Udo Fleshmann's
little gray mare Lady Idol.
The awards follow:
Class 20 nSesl harness horses exeseains ISL hands.
Wstba15es. Vss bpTi5s ssS - second proS s1o}-EIss
sons B. Sensation; third. William George Fosters
Class g thsavyu.irht hunter, IN 70 carving lso
pounds prize $50: Second prtss s25}FiTst
Stables gr g PinuH; th,rd Eimvood Farms s. 3
claS: Croadstsrs. four years old and over; hrs,
prize $50; ; SECOND price s2Sl-First D W Najonsys
6r $ Royal Signal; third. Henry Steers ch- m Miss
Glass tharness horses over IS and not sxcesdhE
q W. haWas Wsdhs ms ps Sns M s'GSR6 s6n 6F Sss q 1sn
der5iit,s b M Queens Maid: third. Mrs H s Rowens
Saddle horses asa or over; prize SIS:
ond prize s2S)-First. W A. McCiihbons blk Egyptian
J. e Davis's B. m vss'a Ttlsy. with Mrs John
Grass q pairs % harness horses: 1S1 hands or
under prize cpp)-First Mrs. c. W. wstsoa's eh- 9
Miss May l. westhsr6s:s p 5. g Oak Leaf and B. g
Class 2 DSiIs o. hsTns:s horses 70 b. shown ssfor.
cent esrrsEe 90 psr cent? bSPn:ss ao per ceRt ysrss
20 per cent first prize. $50; second prize s25FirsS.
Eastern n sar second a.s % Nav TH t S @
Greyson and b. & Post-Graduate.
M,nIn It hanes ars prize SIS second prize sSwFrst
dew's eh; Defender: third. Somerset Farms sr m
Class So Chunters: Corintaan class: horses shall b.
ridden by members OF recognized hunt club con
formation To 25 cent performance fences
Elmwo9d & Farms & eh Initial; second r. E G Rut'sra
Class hsrness horses over IS hands: conformation
aud quality 70 count 50 per cent action 50 per cent;
derbiits 5 e Hsr1ss. second Alfred G. Vanderbilt
b. Hamlet: third, Farnnnt Farms b. Lady Baltt-
Class 4S saddle horses eIssssnE Isl hands D.osss.
sonas SarTed pr-s ] ps oerS1G sTs'on -
F;ockin: third. Frank s. Barrett's en- Artillery