The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-18
THE DAY WIN THE ~ DGEs.
rnsreashbred and rrottins ssaiiisns TN
der Nstire-irish Hunters sesse


Hastings one OF the gifts by August Rel
mont To tho Canadian National Bureau
Of Breeding won IN the class for thorough
bred stations. Judged By John p Madden.
chiefly ON their ability for improving
the breed Of horses for general use In
presenting Masterman tn the Canadians
the president OF the Jockey Club was
actuated by the desire to improve the
utility stock of that country shotgun.
winner last year and ow ned by Major ". A.
Wadswo rth Of Genesee. y. Y. was placed
second
There were FIVE entries in the class for
trotting stations. wears old or over. kept
for s.rvic. and the judges selected Tor
the blue ribbon Louis W. Winans 5 brown
stallion Allen Winter. ?;Osi!. which I'M
doubtedly outclassed the others. but
unless il can be demonst rated that the
conditions Of the class have not been
violated the award NAV no, stand.
Mograzia. owned by Miss X. L. Wilks Of
Gait. Canada. winner last year. was placed
second and Sir Robbins third. which last
wear was second TO Mograzia.
When Mr.. winans bought Allen Winter
for the rsputed price Of $4,000 two wears
ago after the stallion had won the $4,000
great American Handicap. at Boston.
the largest purse ever given for trottsrs.
and later took a record Of ?os' !, he had
the horse sent to him 10 De raced on the
Continent. but his expectations ~ large
winnings met with disappointment The
handicap in trottinG is made there bv
conceding distances from the scratch
horse which is ALWAYS the one with ths
loves, record Having too much ground
- make up Allen Winter IN his three
starts was Cnp!aced and probably the
500 won yesterday "a the FIRST cash re.
turns which Mr. WInan> has receiv 81
for his original OUTLAW plus all IN" .S
p~nses connected since wu'h main'erauc.
~ \, eli W,nter
Whether Alien Winter Is 20 he sent into
the stud IN this country or is 70 he raced
reS' year here an the same stable with
Willy is not vet known - A. {. PennoCk
the American manager for MIR WInans
A. all events as far a. known. Allen
" inter has not as y.' been regularly kept
for service az required by III. conditions
Of the class
oxford an American bred hackney. by
Cadet dam Portia, won the Challeng.
cup. representing the championship Il
that breed in stations l. IS rha FIRST
time that the distinction has not been
gained bv an imported HACKNEY Tn.
sire and dam of Oxford who IL owned 10y !
william white. manager II he Willisden /,
Farm. at New oentr"vIllc. Pa. wsr.
lmportaIIons by III. lat. \ j tassatt .
Both have Frequently been exhibited ~ :
IN" National Horse show tn" first IN breed /,
ing and mar. ia HARNESS. Glasses /
II IL a long stretch sine" Prescott I
Lawrence imported IN. hackney stallion !
Young Honesty m 1879. IN. first irpoT-
tat ion of th. breed and 'h. first year Of !
'hs New YORK show He brought over /
Fashion the next wear. and 4 Cassa't /
al the same time imported LIttl. Wonder /
Since then Americans have spent a million ?
dollars IN importing and breeding hack /
news. but this IL the first tim" that they .
have succeeded in landing the premier
h onor ~ the New York show.
All the early IInpor'ailOns were small |
horses between iI2 and Is hands. hut .
'adet. which Nr Cassatt imported later
on. and the horse that he was then most .
AN aious 10 bear az our shows. " Sew ard
Nebb's Matchless Of LOndesbornugh
v ere OF bulkier sort and intended for the
propa CATION Of carriage horses Oxford.
however goes hack 20 The old sorttin
and symmetry and ~ only II ~
hands Reserve 70 Oxford for the cham
vas Clarence " MaCkays Land
- Burns. This IL an importation and p
one Of four brought over two years ago 10y
MIR Mackay I" drive a. four in. hand
Two classes for horses suit able 20 be
come hunters had a good entry. the 81
sen; ials being Conformai ion and ability
o carry their specified work and jumping
being only incidental were Judged IN
he morning Blue Peter. 49, BAY
geldng exhibited by J Parker Kirlin
Of Manhattan. won IN ne heavyweight
class Irish hunters We're prominent IA ,
both They were import atoms by J I
Smith OF Vancouver British Columbia.
has stopped over in New York on .
his way from Dublin TO the far North ,
west Both were well furnished indi-
' iduals, hut rough finished on their pres
en, appearance The Nic@roy from Cork.
second to Blue Peter. was he winner
At IN. last Dublin show. and the other.
The Earl. from Balinasloe won in the
division Henry v 'olt.
usually furnished the winners al these
had hiS time 10 be- cont ent ed with
NM nor ribbons
The class Cor Morgan mares. wears
old or over. brought out eight ent ri"s.
Al typical Of tho Green Mountain bresd
Tn. winner - hand hav mare Carrie
IL owned by Elmer 4 Darling "A -on Of
\ y Darling who for wears was id.n'i-
he'd with the old Fifth Avenue Hotel
and The breeding II - andard trotters
IL an early saddle class ~ n Rea OF
Pi'tsb,rg won both first and second
with his thoroughbred Chestnlrs Indian
Flower and DR.. Crockett in outstanding
fashion. while IN the open class later.
for the smaller type ii2 and not exceed
ms rs han ds. there was "a keen competition
among a we'll balanced dozen. In" WIN
n.r finally decided on was " NcGih-
pons's bay gelding Attention, one OF the
handy sort lust under - hands Rank
ng closely to tho winner was III. chestnut
mare Molly Bawn. which had superb
handling by Emil Antony and - owned
by SeaIiatogue Farm. which - kept upby
Mr. and Mrs &. r. Hubhs az Babylon L. ].
Lady Seaton won another blue rIbbon
for W II Moore. shown this time To
ladies rumble phaston with Mira. 4. T..
Keller driving. This versatile. harness
mare had a. ira closest competitor IN.
Fairmont Farms Lord Bait more. with
Mrs Clarence ". Watson driving II WAS
80 close between them that oN' 81 the
Judges said aftsrward a kick Nv Lord
Bali more when on the lsneup determined
he verdict against him for bad manners
In the afternoon class for roadsters.
counting. the Judging was
long and protracted. the tops being put
no on tn" huggys, the covers and road
beng taken from under
he seat and inspected and the horses
being tested al the walk and ,rot. T.. &.