New-York tribune., 1910-11-13

though Mr. PennOck mas trained MN "
stand when scoring for a race, he refused
to do so yesterday when on parade in the
roadsters' class. Finally. after he had tried
in vain to wreck his wagon and driver. Mr.
Pennock was compelled TO take him from
the ring
Little Princess Morrill,. which after go
ing TO Ed kearney for a song under the
hammer and has won every class in which
she was shown this season, met her Water
loo when Tenerfffe entered the ring. Theo-
dore FrelinghUysen drove Richard Della
fields Josie W. but he also was among the
missing in the final roundup.
Henry Rea's superb chestnut thorough
breds seem to be gathering in the Iaurels
Undtsputed, just as they have done all the
season at the open air shows Miss Bea-
Webb rode the splendid gelding Dr..
Crockett from the FarmhiII Farm and there
was nothing in the class OF nine which
could approach him Miss Vera Morris
changed her mount and her costume for
this class. but again she failed to score,
although she was pleasing 10 the eye In a
gray habit and gray top hat, mounted on
the beautiful gray gelding Gracious
Mrs BlaisdeI is back in the show ring
again and she carried away second honors
with George Watson's Florham Filtration
Mrs ". A McGibbou rode Portchester, and
Miss E NJ Daniels was up on Lieutenant
Frank B Barrett's chestnut stallion Ar
tiIlery.
The class which the children evidently
enjoyed more than all the rest OF the show
was the exhibition Of saddle ponies
handled by novtces under fifteen years OF
age.
Miss Margaret Tomktns rode lido F'leisch-
mans grey mare Lady Idol, known TO the
rail birds as Little Joe, because of the
brand on her near nip, and such a ride as
she had Both horse and rider seemed 10
be enjoying the performance and on one
blue rOSette. Miss Ethel Hartman rode
her blue ribbon winner, Happy Boy put
she was compelled to abdicate, not only in
favor Of the little mare, but also In favor
Of Vanity, with Miss Alice Beavor-Webb
up.
Class As novice harness horses. over 1z2
hands and not exceeding 15.1 hands: first prize.
500: second prize. $50; third prize S22,aFrst. 1
ond, Richard Delafeld's ch g; Energy: third.
James McLean's br. g Leader of Fashion:
class % ponies over I3.2 hands and not ex-
ceedtng IA hands; four years or over; first prize
William Vii Fosters br. g. Mel !slley Masterkey:
second Beton FARMS blk. m Irvington Leading
GTl thiTd 534 Bes0n sqd F4 a 3 Bfes Ge M seque
Class 1OG saddle horses, exceeding 10 2 hands
first prize, SiO0i second prize, 500 thlTd pr11er
s25l-First. E T. H. TaImage's b. g. Richmond;
second. Florham Stud Farms ch. m. Florham
Filtration: third, Walter Wtnan's r. g Busie
Glass Al novice roadsters, three-year-Olds or
not nnde. - hands fEst PTize s1o9
zsdohd Wan aoratfo ~ 0sa Sans 'f br frances
fonr4h 6aaT 'ro p r stotesburys E- ; ;. m. RUBY. @
Class III (childrens ponies over L. and
not exceeding 142 hands: 10 be ridden by
under fifteen years, professionals
barred First. Somerset Farms gr m Lady
third. J b Harriman's ch g Happy Boy
fourth, FIorham stud FARMS b. m FlOrham
SIass 100 G.adies' saddle horses over 1872
hands, four years old or, or over; up TO carving ing
N niru ,1pncks,+ ~ second FIorham stud FARMS
ch m Florham Filtration; third, W. A. Nc
Gibbons ch g Portchester; fourth LIeuten-
ant F B. Barrett's ch. $. Artillery
for road teams not under 151 hands: to be
driven TO coach carving not less than seven
hibitor before It becomes his property First,
Paul A. sorg's Tom, Mountain and Queen Of the
Road Brother JACK and TIP & the Gutter sec
class 30 6novlce harness horses over 15-1
q 6a9ts n9d a0 pt5 $50 i25 PTsa
First william H. Moores b. g. Lord Seaton:
ts9 ssf99d wam Pnai %o5re b fa King Of the
West; fourth, c. ". Watson's b. g. Grangelt-
Class 90 tnOvice saddle horses over 14.2
hands and not exceeding 1872 hands)-Firsr
prize. 500: second prize. $50; third prize. s25l
nv lanes Schweiger. second, Walter Winan's
CHI m Queeulight, ridden by J. Bowman:
third Miss Laura StAniey's ch. z Martini;
fourth q F Stephens's ch. z Sensation.
class 10 fpairs OF harness horses TO be
shawn 10 Omnibus; horses to count 80 per
cent omnibus and appointments so per cent;
erst prize 800 second prize, $50: third prize.
Sn51-First William II. Moo-es h. gs. Robin
bood and Burgouaster; second. Alfred .. Van
derhflt's b. gs Hamlet and Hertes, third. Paul