New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-11-17

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morse snow came before the judges yester
o"A AFTERNOON in the competition for tn
hackney Challenge cup. To the lay mint
Il olo not appear to he so hard to pick I'll,
winner, but as it happened, the consensu:
OF opinion did not tally with that of tn,
three gentlemen in the ring and after
/ lengthy consultation the blue rosette wa:
| fastened on the bride of the good little
Lady Seaton. while ] ". Hartmann Lady
biiham got only the reserve Lady Dill
nam is the embodiment of everything that
is desirable in a show horse manners
wonderful action and speed. and she has
quite as much quality in her little I4.2la
hands as Judge Moore's mare can boast
with her 151Ia hands.
Paul Sorgs Vanity Fair q beautifully
formed little mare with extreme speed. was
one OF those selected in the Anal ro,,nd-l,p
after such champions as Ringing Bells,
Moonshine. Lady Tuck and Rov-aI Victoria
had heard the word Gate" Vanity Fair
defeated Lady Diiham ar Raw shore and
Won the championship in a class which in
cludcd Ringing Bells but the contest yes
terday was plainly between the Hartman
and Moore entries.
Lady Seaton's victory in the open har-
X.
she defeated a large field, which included
the once invincible Lord Baltimore from
the tairmont Farms. Lord Baltimore was
going right YESTERDAY. which made him a
hard one TO beat Alfred Tanderbilts Sir
James is good looking animal level head
ed and level gated, but he seems 10 be
built for a heavier vehicle than he was
drawing yesterday. and he really travels
Hob Cav. which looked rather coarse in
comparison with some OF the entries. but
his style and gaits won him an II. G.
from the judges
A reversal OF form which was almost
startling occurred in the roadsrers class
when Lorna Doone, a bay mare which has
received no special attention since the show
opened defeated W. NJ. Y Hoffman's Ten
eriffe, a blue ribbon winner IN a similar
class on Saturday, and Frances Balm, the
last-named being placed second
The class was large and difficult and the
Judges were compelled TO eliminate plenty
of blne ribbon winners, among them
Princess Morrel, before they could get
Gown 10 the work Of deciding the distribu-
ton Of the ribbons. Lorna Doone is IN
doubtedly good little mare. and while
tne decision was an inconsistent one 1t
was both a popular and a correct one.
4 class which caused considera bic dis
sension among the box holders as well as
the rail birds was the exhibition of saddle
horses, ladies 10 rl1e. in competition for
the Northumberland cup. All Of the old
campaigners responded TO the bugle, ana
the field included Marksman, with that in
imitable horsewonan Mrs. Belle Beach
Balm up; Fairy Queen, ridden by Miss
Caroline Bryce: Mrs James p. NcKay's
chestnut mare Lady Debonair: Mrs John |
GeTken's Vesta Tillv; and William McGib- !
hcr's Three Cheers. Miss Ellen Rasmussen |
rode Henry Reas Indian Flower, and the |
good little mare added another blue TO /
her string
For those who prefer 4 thoroughbred
saddle horse Indian Flower is beyond !
criticism. and 10 one disputed her right |
TO the blue rosette. but with such cham /
pons as Marksman. Fairy Queen and Eeeta !
Tilly in the ring. il looked strange TO the |
spectators when the once brilliant Lord /
Aley was the second choice. Even taking |
into consideration the fact that he was
not handled as advantageously as the
other horses in the ring. there still ap-
peared to he a great discrepancy between
what he was and what he should have
,een. a fourth for Nesta Tilly was
lew experience both for horse and rider,
put probably rot 50 novel the word
Gate was TO Marksman and Fairy
queen
The awards in full follow:
Class Cfuies. trorters two years old: first
,-ize. 800. second prize $50. third prize $50
First Horatio y. Bain's b. Pansy Robbins.
econd. Miss X. /. Wilkes s l. Neora. third,
Hiss 4. !. HiIkes's b Lulu MogroZia-
Class e Cfilies, trotters three years old first
r-ize 800: second prize. $50; third prize. SIS
FIRST z T. Stotesbury's h. N. Nettie Freeman.
econd Mrs. IForatio \ Bains b. m Addie L
VicEIiTe.
class tsta Ilions trotters. two Years old. first
rize. sIoo; second prize, $50; third prize. $50