The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-20

blcnsss into the ring. Belthorpe Farm
u ksntIcky showed Fl.shlighs JldR.
MooTe's second string was Marie b.
.adrt and hl- third Queen Of the Wesi
by Acrobat v Reginald 4. Vanderbilt,
showed SIltt-li Lille. Henri Fairfax has
Miss Brighton and Flnrham Chief rep.
resented IN" FlorhIm stud Farm. The
Judge after mAtur" consideration gave
IN" cup - QIick-tep and the reserve rib
hon 10 r. .hlight
+ Rufus |. Patterson offered n ChallepR,
cup which must l.. won twice by the sam,
hors" for ladies' saddle horses Is to Is
hands. tn tr ridden by ladies ON side sad
dies III the ten entered four -r,
sent into the ring. These We're Jane,
Mci.san's Fiorham Fashion, Miss Nerd
Morris's Lady Aigy. Myron IL. Oppen.
helm Fairy Queen and Nrs W
MCliihbon Rosalind The last named
which was ridden by her owner. showed
IN rare form and secured the ilr-t les
on the, cup and Fairy Ou"-n, ridden 10y
Miss l.. Van Wyck. toah the reserN,
ribbon
The Challenge cup. offered by LOU,
Sherry for the hest collection Of thres
harness horses not under Is hands. at.
tract,.d u -'narkablr collection OF high
st-ppers There were fifteen horses Ia
Moore was represented by that splendid
mare Lady Scton. Burgomaster and
! obinhood The Judge himself drove
Lady Seaton and these three won the
prize This IL Judge Nloore's second
victory for this cup and IL now become.
his personal property
The cup il valued nj 500 and there was
also a first cash prize Of SiUO The sec
ond prize went to Paul A Sorg. who was
represented 10y LADY Tuck. Royal Vic
Itoria ami Middletown King. The & "
W at -oh representative from baltimore.
Lord Baltimore. Ny MARYLAND and Ga ng.lt
tSDk third prize. and DE Witt &. Flana gan
took fourth prize with Prince Charming
Rataplan and Kentucky.
The juiAping in the afternoon was over
what II Familiarity known a. the pig pen
The horses had To rise over an in and out
turn back and ride in again. but taking
the SADIE bars Ia get out. then ride up tn u
post and rail fence and without dismount-
ing ship out the top bar and Jump the re-
manning rails. There were twenty nine
contestants and the jumping was quite
up to the high standard that has been
maintained during the week. Nicolas
IA sorrel gsldiag owned by the Hart broth
ers of Staten Island and ridden by p A.
Edwin II Weatherbee's hunter. was
second the Canadian horse Wasp was
third. an$ Lieut.. G-ofry Brooke's Har-
riet |. and Edward II. Weatherbe-'s
heswick We're tied for fourth honors.
The championship for roadsfers was
for all the winners IN the single and double
harness CLASSES In the class for .ingfes
Louis W Ninans's bay stallion Willy
was the winner and r.. L. Leeds Lorna
Doone took reserve ribbon In the class
for pairs T. I Stotesbury won with
l.ugano and Como This il the pair
purchased by Walter Winans ear lier
in the week. The reserve ribbon went
TO Frances Balm and Ceda Robbins.
owned by Horatio y. Balm OF Pough-
keepeie.
Lawrence Jones Of Kentucky won the
championship In the middl. and hight
weight classes of saddle horses with
Poetry of Motion. and the reserve ribbon
went 10 the Farm Hill Farms Indian
Flower The championship Of the heavy
weight classes went to Florham Flirta-
ton Of the florham Stud Farm Avoca
owned 10y Henry Willink. got the reserve
ribbon
There were six championship classes
for harness horses The first was for
those Ii2 TO Is hands and this was won
by j. ". Harriman'- brown mare Lady
Dilhan and W h Moore's Flourish got
the Reserve ribbon.
In the championship class for single
horses Is to ls2 hands the priz. was a
$3.50 cup presented ny the International
Horse Show Of London. This was won
by W II. Moore with Lady Seaton. and
the Fairmont Farms Lord Baltimore
won the reserve ribbon. In this class
Sir James. winner Of the Sala cup. was
shown. Sir James in that event beat
Lady Seaton. but in the championships
Lady Seaton turned the tables on the
handsome chestnut.
In the class for single horses over i5.2
hands Sah. Rohinhood. Wallenstein.
Burgonsster. Quickstep and Prince
Charming were shown. Judge Moore
had four OF these and he drov. Robin
hood. Mr. Hartman drove his own
stallion Nala. Tn. contest soon settled
down TO one between these two. Robin
Hood seemed 20 he more evenly balanced
and had more speed than Nala but the
Avondale Farm stallion is a wonderfully
snowy animal in front and he was ably
driven by Mr. Hartman. and Nala won
the cup, with Robinhood getting the
reserve ribbon, so that in the classes for
single horses MIR Hartman won two
Championships and Judge Moore one.
In the class for pairs, iI2 To Is hands
there wer. four teams shown W
Moorp'- exhibits were WhtewI III Ariel
and V.-ta and Mcnnella and PHYLLIS e "
Watson was represented by Kitty Grey
and Norena and ChaiterboN and Ringing
Bells The spectators and the railbirds
picked the last named pair to win. They
wer- well shown by II. Penn smith. The
judges. however. saw differently and
gave the cup 10 whitewall ARIEL and y--ta
and the reserve ribbon 10 Men nella and
Phyllis
r T Stotcsbury offered cup for pairs
Is to Is, hands There were three eS,
and Lady Sraton. the Fairmont Farm
pair. Lord Baltimore and My Maryland,
securing the reserve ribbon.
Tn. sixth and last harness cham
pion-hip was for pairs Of horses over i5.a
hands and this cup. worth $3.50. was
Ivy the London horse show.
l. WAS won by Judge Moor. with Burgo-
master and Robinhood. and Alfred O.
yanderbilt'- Her't-- and Hamlet got the
reserve ribbon. This made IN" fourth
eon by Judge Moore Dur
ing The -hu~ his horses won twenty-seven
first urIZpe and etsy on seconds.