The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-19

with j. Hamilton up. Frederic bun WINS
second on his Meadow Brook hunter
Sunday Morning. and while two entries
Of the Hon Adam Beck Of Canada. Gran
dee and Sir Frederick. were none too
brilliant his Sir Edward. which won IN
this class last year. this time received the
third ribbon.
Nala, the greatest harness horse OF
standard trotting lineage ever foaled.
made his first appearance In an open
class Of the afternoon with the owner.
Joseph ". Hartman. driving. The
stallion was an easy winner. those closest
In attendance being the imported hackneys
Paul A. Sorg's Royal Victoria and W. II.
Moore's Burgomaster. Sala was pic
ture Of grace and strength a. he sped
around tho circle. adding Ia his sur
passing beauty Of outline and wonder
fully high knee and hook action the
swiftness OF motion which to Americans
h the point in which when otherwise
equal In excellence the trotter surpasses
the English hackney.
The English ponies Mel Valleys Master
piece and Mel Valleys Master. in a class
for ponies in harness not exceeding H.
hands were first and second, demon
strating as earlier their superiority over
gonss q similar GRAND s sy A L.
Stoddard. the latter the New Haven polo
player.
A class accepted "a the index hand TO
point TO the ultimate saddle horse cham
pion in this vision. that for horses over
sixteen contestants. The field included
a thoroughbred chestnut geidin3. Poetry
Of Motion. exhibited nv Lawrence Jones
Of Louisville. by. winner Of the three
last championships and never beaten IN
any show ring. Poetry Of Motion IL N
master Of the single foot and the Looping
canter. and had there been a class this
year for the five gated saddle horse
recognized at Southern shows would
undoubtedly have won it.
A minor issue. for even the owners
admitted that Poetry Of Motion could not
be heat en- was whethar n X Raa's Chanti-
cler who has rather "A traplIke up IN the
collar way OF going as though ~ harness.
W ould again as on Saturday night h.'at
out Walter winans's English mare Queen
Light one Of the hest balanced and look
ing mares seen in many a day Besides
this Mrs " McGihbon was an entrant
with her chestnut mare Rosalind. a winner
Of championships at summer shows;
while each of the others entered was we'll
UP TO the game As conceded. the blue
vent TO Poetry OF Motion. and there were
rejoicings among the followers OF the
British when Queen Light received tn"
red Rosalind W a. placed third and the
stwhile mighty Chanilcler had TO crow
a. best he could IN fourth place
There was some CONSERVATION after
the Judgment Of the class for park teams
exceeding is , hands when the tlarenc"
W Watson entry of Baltimore. which had
won not only last year hut N the preceding
year Lord Baltimore. My Maryland.
Virginia and Lady Baltimore was not
only beaten in the class which tn. team
had won for two years hut denied IN"
highly commended riboon The four
" ell balanced and perfectly matched bays
are a. good now as they ever wh.'re. but
there you'd b. no horse shows n in minor
points the opinions Of the Judges were
always Of one accord After th. Gibbons
had been hung up Their" w"r" all sort.
Of bowls but this happens after the a~ ard
in every important class Judge Moore
handled his four horses IN style and won
the blue II was the first time. IN direct
Cornp.t ition that he had beaten the Baiti-
more four
Walter Winans showed one Of the
swee, sst saddle mares ever seen In a show
ring in this count ~ IN the class Tor ladies'
saddle horres. l,2 TO 1872 hands. The
class was remarkably good one and
Queen Light Mr. Winans's represent alive.
il a typical English mare. bright chest
nut in color and having perfect manners.
she had TO meet such good ones n Mrs
McI;ibbons'- Ro@alind. Farm Hills Farms
, han; icler and very attractive bay
named Zulal owned nv Miss Clare
KNAPP Queen Light wa- an easy winner
and RosalInd took he second prize.
Pairs Of horses To harness opened IN"
evening show and much 20 the surprise
Of onlookera the Avondale Farm : PAIR ~
stations Narla and ANondai" ~hich IN
former shows have been 80 wonderfully
slcca--fil were the first TO get the gate.
William n Moor. added anot her ribbon 10
his already long string. winning he priz.
wt,h BIrgoma-, and Robin Hood
The Paul A Sorg pair. Puritan Maid and
Precise. took second prize and Pat aplan
and Primo" Charming. owned by u" VIII
G. Flanagan took third priI".
Nine tanhem- showed III" requirements
being for horses 80 exceed Is hands. and
the winner was ~. Witt & Flanagan. who
showed Rataplsn and Prime" LharrIng.
two we'll hammered bays William h
Moore's LADY seat IN and Dictator were
PLACED second and Pail A S"rg's team.
Pilgrim and Middle'oTn King. took third
priEe.
seven hunt teams with their riders
in hun, costume made a brilliant pictur.
in tho ring The Aldershot team Of IN"
British officers was missing and II was
said that they had Formulation % ride
only in uniform and this class called for
hunt uniform, go they had to Withdraw
7 he contest was very close one and ne
cup was won by the team OF the London
Hun, Of London. Ontario. enster"d by
nv Adam Beck The keswick Hunt Of
Virginia was second and tn" Essex
Hunt third
Then cam. TN. high jump. and it is
doubtful II su IA class OF high jumpers
ever occupied the ring N any show
Eleven horses jumped over IN" bars:
beginning AT 3 feet inches. One failed
at that Then tbs. bars w"r" raised six
inches and all cleared in fin" n'yle At
feet inches Ro,r'about, No Trumps
and Ironsid.. failed Then they were
"a fa.s q Edward