New-York tribune., 1910-07-24
CAPTURES MANY Ribbons
CIV. Watson Wins TWenty-three
at Bay Shore Horse Show.
FIFTEEN OF THEM FIRSTS
Paul Sorg's Horses Take Twelve
Rosettes in Exhibition Which
Closed Last Night.

C. W. Watson headed the list of blue
rtbhon winners at the Bay Shore Horse
Show. which closed last night with the
remarkable record of twenty-three ribbons
of which fifteen were frsts. three were
seconds and five were thirds. Paul A Sorg
was next on the list with three nrs's'
seven seconds and two thirds.
The Watson entries won nearly every
important event. including the challenge
cup classes. Lord Baltimore defeated LIE
Witt c. Flanagan's bay selding Iord Rus
sell in the competition for the Bright"a-
1ers cup which victory gave him the SILVER
trophy as he had already won leg on H.
:-srl A. Sorg won the Hyde challenge cup
with his four-in-hand. although there was
nothing in the class to compete with hlil'
as the other entries were from the Sors
stable but were in the hands of J. Camp
bell Thompson A team from the iorhaih
Stud Farm was entered. but did not show
Last year the Hyde cup was not in COM
petition but the Sorg four won leg on
81 in 1905 after losing to Alfred Wander
bits four the previous year. The exhibit
rlon included two-lap mile over the as
sociation track, and Mr.. Sorg covered the
distance with his roans in front OF the
Old Sport in 3:2i
Sonia owned by Andrew Morrison, and
Fantasy. from the Sequatosue Farm, came
together twice again yesterday, and twice
Sonia WAS placed ahead of her rival. Dur
ing the show the mares met In four sad
dlJ classes. and each can boast two blue
rpsettes. Sonia won easily in the combina-
tion class. for she is almost harness type,
but in the saddle classes competition was
50 close that it was necessary to call IN
an extra Judge each time the mares ap-
peared in the ring. The first time they
solicited the services of s. J. McFickar:
then George Clausen. Z. s. Carrie and
sam Willets were asked to help decide
the l1notty question in the class when the
two met in competition for the Beechwold
cup. Here Sonia scored. Fantasy was
placed second and Miss Laura Stanley's
Martini third. Martini won In the open
saddle class and defeated Irvington Molly
BaWn. from the Sequatogue Farm, Miss
Claire A. knapp's Zulai and Mrs. Jay F.
Carlisles Plansman. This is Martins first
public appearance, and he bids fair TO made
the old favorites look to their lau-els be-
fore the season is over.
Miss Helen Prentice had another fall yes
terday when she trying to pilot Follow
Me over the fences in the 'cross-country
contest. AS usual Follow Ne refused, and
es he came to the fence he suddenly bolted,
and Miss Prentice was positively shot from
the saddle, falling across her mount the
off side She picked herself up and
mounted, but could not force the brute over
the fence. The other entry from the Tonne
Brook Stable. Prince Henry. also refused
10 top the timbers. Clarence H Robbinss
bay gelding Elyis won the contest, with
ouandary. the joint property Of George
Wallen and Bernard Gunther. in second
place.
The awards follow:
Class ~ local saddle horses over 141 hands
and not exceeding 15-l hands: prize s25)-
flrsI SeQuatosue Farm 6 ch- N. Irvington
Molly Bawn: second. Claire A Knapp's b. IN.
Zulal: third Mrs i. E. Hungerford's ch m
Lady Sutton; fourth. Mrs. Jay F. Carlisle's
Glass u pairs of harness horses over 151
Firsts Faifmomt FaFm'e seoesd b @s Nr SasTisnd
and Lord Baltimore; second. Paul a. Sorg's
De witt { Flanagan's b. gs Rataplan and
Prince Charming: fourth. Pau A Sorgs b. es.
class 43 Goc2I saddle horses over 15.1
hands; prize. s25D-First, Sequatogue Farms
T. m Fantasy: second Miss Lillian b Hyde,s
. /. insomnia ' -''O''-0
Glass - Charness ponies over IS and not
exceeding 14-1 hands; first prize. $50: second
prize, s1"p-First. Fairmont Farms b.. 6. Ele
giant Lillian: second. sequatogue FARMS ch g
Glorious Prince Lonnie.
Class Ch4Insss horses. over u hands. in
- be driven by their owners. TO gigs: profes-
sionals barred: the cup 10 be thrice by the
in 1909 by Fai1rnont FARMS Lord Baitircre)~
First Fairmont FARMS b. < Lord Baltimore; sec
oud. De Wit c FIanasan's b. e. Lord Russell;
third. Sandy Point FARMS b. g Lord Brook
Class - dadies saddle horses, exceeding 10
hands: manners TO count 80 per cent quality 25
pe. cent. and style OF going and conformation
q per cent; ladies 10 ride; side saddle TO be
used. FIRST prize. $50; second prize. s2o,-First
Andrew Morison's ch m sonia; second Sc
qqa1osne FaTms eh- m FsRtasy shi5d' ,s,s MyIqn
II cppenheims ch- m Fairy Queen; fourth
NJ n. &.
Class Cregistered hackney hllies: years
old under to be shown in hand; first prize
Farms br. m silheld Lille
inE I3.2 hands: first prize. $50: second prize.
So0)--First Fairmont Farms b. &; Lord Balti-
tucky: third. Fairmont FARMS br. 6. Granselt:
fourth. Mrs 5. X. Hexter's b. e. Huringham
,.osi N and raj fence stone vail, hedge board
fence. water jump and pisIen: pe5fornnance to
fGS"i s5 p ~ s ser: Gs seoond r1e saor &c
H Robhins-s b g. Elvis; second George Wsilar sil.
Allan Pinke-ton's g. Taxi; fourth. James
class 10 efour-in-hands: to be shown before a
coach. drag or brake. and to be be driven twice
owner before II becomes his property; won In
raul 4 Sorg's fourl-FIrst Paul A. Sors's
team: second. Paul a Sorss team driven by
class "a SADDLE horses over 14-1 and not ex-
ceeding IL hands: first prize. $50: second prize.
tfni; second Sequatogue Farms ch. m. Irving
ton Molly Bawn; third. Miss Claire 4. knapp's
b. m. ZUlai: fourth. Mrs Jay +. Carlisle's ch-
& Plainsman-
Class q Charness stations geldings; prize,
s5oz-First Fairrnont FARMS b. e. Lord Balti-
more: second. Paul A. Sorgs h. G Middletown
King: third De Witt c Fianagans h. &. Lord
Russell fourth. Paul A. Sorg's b. &. Pilgrim
Glass 81 SADDLE horses, any height, In com
petition for the Beechwold CUP; cup must be
won three times by The same owner before II
becomes his property First. Andrew Mori-
sons ch Sonia: second Seouatosue Farm
en m Fantasy: third Miss Laura Stanley's 3
oh 2 Martini: fourth. Miss NJ s Whitneys
ch. z. harksnan-
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