New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-11-16

SCH al Ihe horse show at though he were a
gooo hatured host entertaining an I'M
"SuahS large number OF persons. and no
one seems more pleased than he TO see
every one getting a full supply of tro-
phles except himself. So far his entries
nave not taken a blue ribbon. and he seems
quite contented to stay in the background
ana let some other competitor carry off the
Iau9eis- William H Moore's entries head
the list so far with ten blues. two reds
and three yellows to their credit, TO say
nothing Of $1,000 in cash prizes. beside
silver cups valued at as much more c. ".
Watson and Paul Sorg are next on the
list each with two frsts and several sec
onds and thirds to their credit.
The defeat of c. w Watson's park four
yesterday afternoon left the ownership Of
the Carlisle cup still undecided. Last year
the Fairnont Fam four won a leg on the
cup, and many thought that his four were
the best in the ring yesterday The horses
were not the only consideration. however,
for drags. harness and liveries were judged
as well, and II may be that the Judges did
not approve Of the frivolous French grey
panels on the Watson coach E Won der
Horst Koch sat on the box while the own
ers handled the reins over each OF the
other fours.
Alfred 6. Vanderbilt drove four splendid
dark bays. but they did not seem 10 be
working in unison and he received only
the fourth award
Judge Moore opened the matinee exhi-
bition by winning with High Roller and
Hinocker over Florhan Rekent and Flor
ham Royal. in the class for heavy har-
ness pairs. and here the invincibIe chestnut
W!tcham Friar received only scant atten-
ton and had 10 be. content with fourth
choice.
Louis ". Winan's superb bay stallion,
Willy. 2;07A, behaved as only Willy can
behave IN the roadsters class and there
vas no beating him. When Mr.. Pennock
showed him for the first time in The
Garden he distinguished himself by stand
ing on his hind legs and beating the air
with his fore feet until his driver was COM
PEELED 20 take him from the ring. It was
learned later that he had never before had
on a closed bride, and his ardent ad-
nlirers We're glad to find that there were
exteauating circumstances. William N. V.
Hofman's Teneriffe probably owed mis- vic
tory in that class TO the fact that Willy mis-
behaved, for try as he might, and he never
went better in his life, he had to abdi-
cate in favor Of the Grand Circuit favorite
yesterday. Allen Winter, from the same
stable, was entered in this class, but he
did not appear.
z T Stotesbury's Lugano and Como, q
pair Of roadsters that have swept every
thing before them for the last two seasons,
were purchased yesterday by Walter
Winans. The transaction was said 10 in
volve SIS 0o0 which figure quartered prob
ably would be about right
Mrs A E. Keller drove Judge Moore's
Phyllis and Menella to victory in the ladies'
phaeton class, and here the Oakland Farm
entries again added white ribbon TO their
string. Miss Ellen Rasmussen was in the
drivers seat behind the Vanderbilt pair,
while the Sorg mares Tease and Torment
were il the hands Of Mrs Belle Beach
Balm Mrs c. w. Watson drove her Kitty
Grey and Norma. the winners Of a hundred
battles II the show ring, and il was evil
dent that some of the railbirds did not
quite agree with the judges when they
picked her pair TO wear the red rosette.
In knee and hook action Kitty Grey and
Norma have not gone back one whit.
Indian Flower, the little Thoroughbred
mare, which ever since Tabor Willetts first
brought her into the show ring has had
undisputed possession Of the blues, had TO
meet field quite as formidable as any she
has ever had to compete with when she
answered the bugle cali in Glass 11e yester-
day afternoon The class was for regis
tered thoroughbreds. and Henry Rea has
a fine lot With Miss Rasmussen up, Ind
ian Flower defeated her stable companion.
Heartspring, 10 say nothing Of Walter
Winans's Bugle March and Miss Vera Nor
Kiss Tantalus The last named is splen-
did type Of horse, with good manners,
which. according to some of the critics,
are in q fair way OF being spoiled by Miss
Morris.
The awards in full follow:
Class 2S (Clydesdale stations > years old:
first prize, 500: second prize, $50; third
p,ize. S2J)-Ffrst. Graham Rentrew Com
pary's blk s. Baron Marcus. by Baron's Pride.