New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-11-20

Judge William H Moore's success al the
twenty-sixth horse show. which closed at
! Madison Square Garden last night, rivals
the record which he made at the interna-
tional show last season, where re cornered
the blues and bore away nearly every tro-
ply.
| The Judging of the champion classes &C.
icuried all OF the evening and good part
OF the afternoon. although none OF the
heavy harness horses had come before the
Judges in competition for the championship
when recess was called.
Judge Moore's victory in the competition
! for the Sherry challenge cup decided the
ownership of that costly trophy. The exhj-
bition as for harness horses in groups of
three, each collection to be the bona fde
property Of the EXHIBITOR Judge Moore had
Lady Seaton, Lord Seaton and Burgomaster
in the ring He drove his faVorite mare.
and she really showed enough quality for
the trio. Paul A Sorg sat behini the good
little brown mare Lady Tuck. and with her
Middlefown King and ROYAL Victoria were
placed second. Lord Baltimore's third was
the most interesting award IN the class, as
it was hardly likely that the judges would
reward a lame horse. and 1t was only the
day before that he had been sent from the
ring in one of the most important classes
OF the day. There was no trace of lameness
yesterday. however and the judges tacitly
acknowledged his soundness when they
gave him yellow ribbon Although 1t was
not listed so in the catalogue, the house of
Winans really carried away all of the
champion hOnors for roadSters- Lugano and
Como defeated Frances Balm and Ceda
Robbins in the competition for champion
pairs but the reserve which went to the
Horatio Balm than the coveted trl-colored
rosette could possibly have meant to Walter
Winans as the beautiful Lugano and Como
have heen his property only since Wednes
| day. and simply represent a good invest
ment, while the Balm mares We're bred and
raised by Mr.. Balm, and he has watched
their progress and their winnings since they
were yearlings
Willy and A c. Pennock formed a com
/ binaticn which il was impossible to beat in
| the champion class for single rOadsters.
| Few horses have the wonderful conforma-
ton and disposition of this young stallion,
and his gait is SO perfect that he has
never been known to break or to do any
| thing except trot since he was old enough
to wear a halter Mrs McGibbon's fas
cinating chestnut mare Rosalind won her
first blue in the ladies' saddle class yes
terday afternoon, and incidentally got a
leg the Patterson challenge cup It was
not difficult class to judge, for there were
only three entries besides Rosalind; they
were Miss Vera Norris secondhand chest
nut gelding Lord Algy. Myron H. Open
| helms Fairy Queen and James Mclean S
! F1orham Fashion. Poor Lord Algy did his
best, but il was not long before he and
| F1orham Fashion heard the fatal word
| Gate and the blue was soon fastened or
| lind hrsG u-h1 her 20
around the ring in answer to the applause,
which amounted TO an encore from the
| Lieutenant Godfrey Brooke's bay mare
Harriet l was not forgotten yesterday in
tie jumping competition. and the judges
! compelled keswick to divide fourth honors
with the mare in the exhibition Of handy
hunters. The pig Ie III, IN and out ETC. etc
liant hunter, and only few qualified after
the elimination exhibition. P. a. Hart rode
! Nicholas, and he made a clean perform
! ance throughout the test
/ Indian Flowers pride had jolt in the
Champion class for middleweght saddlers.
! when she was defeated by the superb
Poetry Of Motion. Miss Rasmussen RODE
| The mare which has had a monopoly of the
blues this week. but Indian Flower did not
look as well usual, and there seemed to
| be detected droop to her headquarters.
which were never quite straight. She has
the reserve in a class which brought out
! Rosalind. Attention, Chantecler, Fairy
/ Queen and Queen Light.
/ The awards follows:
/ Class 1879 Chunters: over six fences. two at + .
| two 90 and two feet: carry at least
| 40 pounAsG-First. Lieutenant Winfield y. SIf
toms blk e Ironside: second. Lieutenant Clifford
sifton, jr..s ch- Wasp; third, Thomas j.
Feroes b. &. Red Raven. fourth. Lieutenant
Winfield 3. Siftun's b. z no Trumps.
Class lI6 tponies. not exceeding Io2 hands:
to be ridden by boys girls under twelve years
| old: professional first prize. cup. valued at
$50, second prize. cup valued $50; third prize.
cup valued al S25D-F1rst Master William
Rogers Goes b. IN. Lwyn Twilight: second.
I Master Douglas ilWEn
George; third. Miss Constance Regan's p. b. g.
Spot. fourth, Miss Helen s HUBS blk. <. Black
! Beauty.
Class s. shetland ponies exceeding a6
inches; first prize, $50; second prize. $40. third
prize, S20-First, Mrs. f. r Hawleys hr
| Aberdeen of Pirtsford, second. Thomas s. Watt S
blk, S. Grand Duke third. Miss Grace !. Wait 8