The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-13

and snN- and daughter. u nmat eur
horscncn, IN the saddle. TRs. win3er
was Z stay art cray mare, Lady Idol.
stone. J.. ridden by Miss aiAr garcs
Tompkins Vanity. Miss Alice Webb, " "a
second, Happy Boy Miss Ethel Harri-
man, third, and Foreign Beauty. Master
Clarence Levy. fourth Other youn ssters
ho rod. IN the class were Miss Francer
Horne. Lnise Bisb..e. Eu-tire Kelly and
4 Greer. Jr- All the liltle girls rode
astride
There was more dignity among the
feminine rider, IN the following class.
which was for ladies saddle horses over
ij2 hands. The conditions required
that ladies' should ride on side saddles
for they could not have sacrificed their
dignity II they had chosen To I've So daring.
The eigh, entries included Miss Vera
Morris. lll-t back from London and for
me:ly well known at our summer shows.
TN the gray gelding Gracious she ap-
p@arei with a gray habit and gray
topped hat that suggested those worn
IN road Coaches The winner was the
thoroughbred DIR. Crockett a winner
IN his class at the last Garden show and
AT Chicago and champion this year az
Atianr,c city besides being unbeaten
throughout the Summer shows. This
- one OF the great string Of saddle horses
collected IN the last three years by Henry
n. Rea. one Of Pittsburg's group Of steel
magnates and whose wife il the daughter
Of the late Henry ". Oliver and . niece
of United States senator George I.
PittsbuG and New York IA residents
hut this season for the first time the
HORSES are shown as the property NJ Farm
hill Farms II Sswickly Pa Miss Edith
Beaver Webb had the mount. Mrs. {.
alton. Mrs " A MacGiSSon va.
third with Portche-ter and Miss e. N.
Daniels fourth on Artillery. "A chestnut
stallion shown AT night in the militia
class 10y Lieut.. Frank Il. Barrett and
which was second with him in the class
for officers chargers at the last Inter
national az London
There were twenty -one IN the ring Tor
the opening class at night Tor novice
harness horses OF Isl and n OF over lS.3
hands. " II Moore won ~ he did last
year but this time IL was Lord Sfaton and
not Lady Seaton tn capture the ribbon.
Paul 4. Sorg was second with Lady Tuck.
hut his Long Branch winner. Royal Vic
toria. did not show well and was UNI
of the West and {. ". Watson Of Baltimore
captured the fourth place with Gongelt.
II was "a clean sweep III the ribbons for i'm
ported hackneys
The class for novice saddl. horses
hstween II2 and l52 hands attracted
Thirty-iiv. entries and they were sent
Intn the ring in two divisions In the
first division spencer Borden from Fall
River Mass showed three Arabian
bred ANIMALS that caught the popular
"y. although they did not pleas. the
judge and they were among the first
to get the gate. Walter winan- had
~ the ring a Very attractive chestnut
mare IN Queen Light. and she lasted
through all the trials To the end. when
the judges placed Chanticl.r of the Farm
Hill Farm first and Queen Light took the
red ribbon Miss Vera Morris rode
rantalu-. hut was not mentioned in the
awards
Thrr" pairs of horses were shown
before private ofnnibuss~. Six had been
entered. but Judge Moore Withdrew
two of his entries and Paul 4. Sorg with
drew one. Robin Hood and Birgomaster
won the blue ribbon for Judge Moore.
the Vanderbilt turnout with Hamlet and
Hert.@ won second prize and the Paul
'Sorg entry with Pilgrim and Pioneer
won third prize, This was class in
which appointments counted. In Sc
Letting the winners horses counted 80
per cent. and omnibuses and appoint
ments j0 Ter cent. The three exhibits
were evenly matched on appoint merit
and the prizes were awarded on the mer-
its of the horses alone.
The ring took on quite a military >speCt
when the next class was Judged. IL
was four military mounts. and each horse
w'S ridden by some man in uniform.
IN" msrnbers Of she squadrons and bat
t,Eies If the National Guard We're most
c"nspicuou-. These were Judged by
Major Lord Decies. Major Charles q.
Treat. L. =. A.. and Major William Han
dric of Hamilton. Ont. The riders had
to show the hardness Of their horses
and their suit sblen esslfor use in the army.
and finally thew were tried over a low
hedge fence. No wings were put al this
fence. and nearly every horse was So know
ing that he wnuld not jump. II. Jaw that
hy running at the eide ~ the hedge he
could get hy ithout anv effort. Lieut..
Frank u. Barretts Artillery won. with
Avian Willi-ton Perry's Joe second A. =.
Blodgett's Justice third. and Charles A.
po=cher = Former was highly commended.
There was one class FOR Jumper-. and
IL was such a large one having ninety
four ent RES that il was divided into two
sections. the frat half jumping in the
aft .rnoon and the second late in the eve
ming This year a scale of points has
been arranged. 10 that a record 81 the
horses performance il easily kept a
touch counting one fault and knocking
down n fence three faults, horse or rider
falling four faults. and 40 on. The per
formances were remarkably fine and he
faults comparatively few. considering the
conditions under which the horsee jumped
The English. Dutch and Canadian officers
rode in his compes It ion. and Lieut. Silt on.
from Canada, showed some remarkably
fine jumping. The Engiishmen did we'll
and their horses jumped well The Dut on
officers rode well. but their horses are