The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-16
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IN hve classes u A FaiTbaIrn of Fair
Aero Farm. Newmarket y J. and a
director II the National Horse show;
the Graham Reufrew Company OF To-
aonto. Canada. and Blythewood Farms
OF PIttstield, Mass were the exhibitors.
Three OF the four classes Of the mornInr 4;
were won by the Canadian exhibitors
th" remaining class, which had eight
entries and was for mares two years
or over. was a capital victory for Mr.
FAIRBANKS three year old Princess For
tune. which with his other exhibits was
an importation purchased after the last
show
I The afternoon class and the most I'M
1 portant Of the day. for stallion and three
mares. any age IN. prizes being pre-
s"nf"i by the American CiydeSdala Asso-
citation, was won for Mr. Eairbairn by
his two-yeir old stallion Evad.r the
Graham Renfrew Company exhibits
Cav Sprig and sailor King being second
and third P-rCh.rons were 4 dsap-
polntm"nt. the only one 20 appear being
Mrs. Charlotte + Wlri's two-vear-old
black stallion lnd-per dent which we'll
deserved III" RIBBON awarded although
IA" had a walkover. There were eight
other entrees but they w"r. not sent
ON from Ohio through inl- Il detention
IN consequence Of the express strikes
{ Five dimuni'ive Shetland stations wer.
Judged at tn. lower end Of th.ring. Will.
the herd II bulky stations wc:n being
Judged Tor III. American ClydeSCale
Association prizes the little ponies wer.
4 ranged up beside them IN the sam" ring
All TN. Shetlands II mould.'d into one.
IL liz
one III the gigantic CIyd.-dnles Tn"
Shetland winner was BreSsaV OF Pitts.
ford. owned by Mrs r. r Hnwl.y Of
Syracuse. y. Y. a brown stallion which
has won AZ tins show for several years
in succession when exhibited To halter
Jrdg. Moorn's hay gsldings High
Roller and Hinock.r. both 1881, hands
IN height and moving ~ one IN action.
Won tn. novice class OF tbs. afternoon
from a good field In a succeeding har-
mess horse class for pairs shown TO pha.-
tons. with ladies to drive. Their, w.r.
seven IN rhe ring. which included Mrs
John G..-ken with tn. fain,u- Ca.stnu.-
Newshoy and Shopgrl. which Went with
all their old time snap. bat failed to catch
the eye OF the judges The winners were
W II Moore- well known browns Phyllis
and Menela driven 10y Mrs A f. Kellar
while Mr~ e Watson IT RalfIrnor.
driving the equally well known chest
nuts Kitty Grey and Norma had To hs
cont"i- with the second ribbon Mrs
BE- Ill. Beach BAN drove the SorE entry.
Tease and Torment and Niiss + RaS-
mlIsssn drove the oakland Farms Madge
and Duk" INTO IN. other places of honor.
All the women Npr' aitrrr Don CarrIag.
cost umes with larg" hats. except Mrs
BAN and Miss kasmtis-su who wer, in
all hat
had mounts IA tn. succeeding class
lhi- Wa for Thoroughbred saddle !
horses registered ia the -tui book and
Walter Minan- of London had entered p
Rrl gand. which won in tins class and the
mlddle~-ight championship ~ News YORK
two years ago, which made IA" -on 1T
B'lvider- ineligible this tIm. BnEanl
wis then owned by Jam-- q Nar-n,u
now on" OF tn" judge and Wa subs
pu.ntly purCha-.t by Nr NIuan- after
the hor-. had Won at the London snow
Tn" ten entries made TIM. showing
IN their tryour-. Mr. Bliu riding MIR.
Adolf LadenbUTp Uruguay bred IN that
and Mis- Rasmussen the ~
quI-It"iy moulded Indian Flower chest
nut mar. by Iammsuy Marig and
one Of tha great collect On IT thi- type.
possessed by II X R-a % Piti-bnrg
An exception III type from The orh"r-
was the bay mare Barabei bred by III.
late Robert Neville. the Washington
hunting man. AMI exhibited by j Il
Thomas Jr II Valley Farm. Conn Il.
y tbs. polo PLAYER. and tn r,aT- which
= under IL hand. would scam adapted
'or an admirable. covert hacS
All four To- he placed were chas-nmts
n color the white nosed Indian Flowe-
adding the blue ribbon 10 hs- unbeatsn
ec"rd and Miss Vera Morris RIDING IN.
'hestnut seldIng Iantaiu@ for the r.'i
laid. Waite W mans won iEt. third rib
ron with Buglc March. ridden byJ. NicE.
Bowman the American replacing f.
vivian iiooCh a. saqueSi ran FOR tins. Lon
Ion sportsman. while Mr. Res w#s fourth
With Heartspring Indian Flower wa 10y
ar the class Of the lot.
preceding class for saddle horses
or prizes presented Ivy the American ,
'addle Horse Breeders Association for
Iors"S IN its register. to be three gated ,
md W. 10 carrying ~" pound. was /.
veil deserved victory for Godfrey Preacr'-
mare None Nicer. a chestnut mare Of more !
uhs'anc" and a da-hIng mover NJ each 3
4 the three gaIf- nsmet Fairy Queen !
wn.-d by Nyra n Opp.uh.ln Wa !
lard 20 b" beaten On" 81 The f"w others
q be shown wa- the Ray mar. N..s-r
Illsy. placed fourth. on which Mrs John
i.rkeu mad. har temperance after a
omew hat long interval
Five teams shown t. drags appeared -.
or The chalIenge cup pr.~en'a ~ by ! II
:. GarlI-l" the Brooklyn whip which 10 1
uir.Ai that amateurs should dri.e and
pyointmenr- to count. II H. two win
up. tn. Falrmonr tarin~ entry having
aptu-ed u last year, when first IN comps "a
zion This time the turquoise blue coach 4
4 FaIrmont Farms had r. Won der Horst :
.och as whip instead Of the owner & " .
Watson W " Noora wa- on the boN II +,
~ dark red and black coach. Paul = s,org /
pollng hls dark blue and AIiTed q VAN y
eTbnI his maroon dag There vas fIp ,
isplay II fancy driving each t.a'n show +
ng charming park manners. They U..-" b
lmost even IN quality and undoubtedly :
he most valuable and best mansR gel
objection Of PARK cams seen IN many .
ears AZ this show IA
" VI Moore won the cup with his bay =
aam ~ International champion hack 2
eyrs Lord and Lady Ssatrn IN the. lead ',
M Robin Hood aud BurGoma~'..- ~ u
ls yn"nle-s Tn" FRirmont Farm BAYS i
ere second Baltimore. hy Maryland. ,
ady BaltlmoT" and Fairrnrnt. Mr. SnrE'- /,
ays Puritan Maid. Pref -s.- Pioneer and :
ilgrim third. and the remaining ribbon
as pinned To- 'he headsiall 81 Mr Van
erbilt's nsa- l.'H.|"-. III" drove. havs also =.
10 well known OIe"n.s Mad Queens y
avOT Eamls' and H.'st..' =
There we're thi-'n"n III IN" first ~ 'ha 8
pen classes for harness horses IN singl. s.