New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-11-19
NEW FACE AT The SHOW
uorses Draw John D. Rockefeller
to Garden.
FIRST VISIT. II is SAID
yudrinr of Hunt Teams Presents
Striking Spectacle for His
Approval.


v7--rans's box he Witnessed the most strtk-
.-r <rectacle Of this years show 10 date
-. fudEfre Of hunt teams. Three abreast
no rink coated horsenen rode their sHen-
SO beasts over the tanhark and around
.,s f,,5Kes- stand and then one after the
o.ya- -hev went rollicbing over the Jumps
.-rs-e around while \ brilliant crowd which
-soseS TIRE Garden 70 the roof gssred and
r1spoe5 snd cheered.
None could II he would tear from his
minds ruuseuu7 the picture made ID Of all
+rer aa=r and color and life which ever
-@aue7 Eya iei6oscopfc in1o new coruhina tons.
s-5 perhaps :h@ few little children present.
zro should have been - home in bed viii
5ves-- ~ their oid age, when The horse is
-s-+r- - that mellow bvcoue night when
-re- z-a16fathers did honor - the last Of
t,7sa eri<ro--a-ic institutions which paint
- picturesque past Of thu race one
rcr.S. however imagine M Booksellers
q-te- remark that he preferred the game %
zolf n that Of risking CHOPPERS.
Julian Morris on his big gray geIdins-
Tavfd GRAY. ed the Keswick Hunt team
ove- ere 1u--ps for the best performance,
ere-zho5- agreed David GRAY never fal-
te-e6 Tor touched as he took hurdle. stone
wall and fences Galates. the second horse,
-7-1r-@d ~ Arthur White. knocked out q
rrck 60 -Vo II the wall on her first cir
c-.t-. hut hesTick. following her. with TIP
re- Morris I'D. repeated David Gray's rec
&c.
The team hove~e-- got second beaten
fo- August Beluon-'s cup by the London
Hunt team owned by the Hon Adam Beck.
Since uniforms and appointments counted
D r-- cent. IT is supposed they won he cup
Tor she Canadians. for The middle horse Of
t-e London team. Sir Frederick. ridden by
samuel owen. knocked several bricks out
of The wall fouled The top rails OF both
fences. and on the second circuit OF the
toou-se knocked half the wall down il a re-
f1saI The TEou. Adam Beck himself led
Eh-- team around or Sir Edward
TIE Essex Hunt team owned b. Frederick
Fun won third place and the team OF the
P-sndrw-ine Hounds fourth None O. the
six entries competing accOTa0ished an abso-
lu-elv clean performance.
Hardly less exciting than the steepJechase
of The hunt teams was the high jumping
-verr The LAST % lie evening In this the
Canadian horses again took the honors
TIE Hon Clifford Sjston-s Confidence Z big
har EeldfuE- standing 10 hands > inches
cleared The oar without a flaw At seven
feet. getting the blue His sons horse
Wasp. cleared the same height but with
poorer form Borh were ridden by Jack
Hamilton uho also rode Lieutenant Win
se-6 2 S5ftor's Irouside the horse which
V-0r fourth place. Thomas J. Fe-oeAs Red
Raven came n third. with Sidney Hollo-
W. GP- Both Tronside and Red Raven
negotiated feet 9 inches.
Mayor Also Visits Show.
Ns-0T Gaynor was another visitor - the
Garden Yesterday, but as is his wont he
cid what 10 one else would have d7re-
10 came when every one else with the ~
ce1r0n 81 those professionally employed
shout the big zH1pfisheaIre. had departed
About SO O'Clock IN the evening. after the
long dela- II deciding upon the winners
ii- re Corluthian class had come 10 2
peaceful end and the huge afternoon audi
er-e had scattered 10 dinner. tn Mayor
quietly entered 4 box OF the norta side OF
me Garden and surveyed the empty scene
He 1eckoned TO one Of The attendants. and
ro~ twenty minutes ne SAT there. While MS
co-pauion pointed out the details or the
place. explained 0r0bG My mat Inc news
paper men. those who sill remained. wee
ssurE dinner IN q li.tle room far removed
t-cr his seat across tf4a arena, nat the
ring Eroous below, on the tanbarA were
removfnE ire Jumps Just negotiated by the
Gortnt7tan hunters and that at 5 o'clock
tne real fun would begin again.
The afternoons climax wore a cap Of
1-nE. since with few exceptions the riders
IN che finals Of 7ha Corlnthian jumping
lass we're ar-fred in regulation hunting
Costume. =eshiuE the velvet tanbark with
C- -.-Cahs o. coic- a. they took the
jumps Tine horses al lacked those mis-
directed =rirrs which have given such z
dash 20 t-e officers contests. and took the
hurdle. IRE stone val and the TWO fences
---h -ai-ness which. however did not
prevent The excitement Of TWO spills.
Jumpers ~ kee, Composition.
The Erar5-wine stables % Philadelphia.
vor The blue and red with Pagan KIN and
Virginia rNSner-r-eiy Lieutenant Clifford
S'+-0-s wasp cane in for third honors.
7r6 T T. Fen1e-s King Edward got
FOURTH. AT made clean performances. hut
F0 CD Tleu-e-ar: CTeoffrev-s Frooke's Har-
rie' r. and TIE Hu-. belonging 70 Lieu
1e7e~- Ne F W-aIV-yr. both English nouns.
Victor Nz-hor rode Pagan Kin. " II
Bake virginia. lack Hamilton Wasp and
T. n T2e7ner his gray criding King Ed
T-s-d. which made the best showing in the
rr9lirri1aries on Tuesday morning.
Mr Re0ne~ vas one Of those who came
c-orr"r on His Sens-a-Tout. which
h-l l'fFNE mo second fence and threw
r9r -6e~ IN ciean sonersa u1t- He bobbed
-7 Ike ruDre- nall stil holding the
H-t6Ie James kHgour-e Jap sneared the
hurdle or rTe second round, spilled his
Toe- and nearly stepped on him. while
women s-rieked and turned away But
fetasT seemed the worse for wear and
t'fs the remaining three Jumps without a
fam
Mornirq Session Full OF Thrills.
Two rad spills. fortunately without seri-
ne harm 70 either horses CT riders, marked
iae judging IT the morning Of the class Cor
HlddleEeiEht hunters carrying mp TO $50
bounds no hounds. There were twentv-six
entries
TIE first nlishap must have been as great
sirrrise 70 the horse. the gray geIding
DAVID Graz. which has Won al least fifty
'ile ribbons various horse shows during
THE