The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-28
WOMEN JUDGE HORSES.
rhey SHOW tine Men How 60 Csaslac' an
Exhsbltlon.

| New York horsemen learned from New
/ York horsew omen Just how = model hors'
show should be conducted. 81 0~nen
! given Tor Mrs. Emily Beach at Duriand
Riding Academy last night. Standtni
room was AZ q premium in every sense d
the word, for through some error part o
! the gallery had 40 sets Of checks issued. snc
! shortly after = o'clock surprised seat hold
ers found that their next door neighbour
had duplicate seat chez ks. Every one ac-
I cepted the situation Cheerfully. however
a nal only one pe-simistic man referred Il
the woman in the case
DIR. y e. Grenside. veterinarian. and
Charles Z. Kraus. ring steward. we're the
only men allowed in the ring. and even Mr.
kraus wss cnialogued a. Mrs. tharl"s
kTau- The ofscers and Judges stood al
With csIIs iiIi@..aSd iropicsi plants. an inno-
vat tOn ct which mere men vouid W. " t-''
to make note The osic~r- yer- Mr.
Bower-. secretary. and Mr- 1,nrnsy Cue.
" no set ed as clerk Of the ring The harness
hGrses w-rs 5ndE.s ~ Mrs ~ NJ. M Sh.I1n.
sheldon Miss fl~anOra NJ Seaf-, Mr.
Charles Hubb- ana Mrs. John Gerk"n
were lett to the tender meTCte- oT Mr.
Charles n SnOwden, Mrs. Peter i.aDoui~Se
aud Mrs. William htrst
What = glorious time the judges did
have upse'ting calculations and placing
the horses Just where they knew that they
OF the past when man had a monopoly Of
the executive powers
IL u true that the time programne
printed la the catalogue and the clOckS did
not tally after the first class. but ~ the
vsrnAcusaT Of the feminine world they were
The rTsi two Glasses were 80 large that ~
VAS Necessary to divide them 80 that nearly
every one got some Kind Of ribbon Mr.
bay gelding Hob Can TO victory ia The Cla--
for SINGLE harness horses. and Miss Eisanora
sears looking for al! the world like GeOTgle
Watson in her dark green habit. white vest
and bOutonntere, carried on red rossti'
with hat good Old veteran of the show ring
Milgby jet. the hero OF q hundred battles.
Mrs Lehman strauss EneTgy carried away
the other blue IN this class. aud the red
went TO Mr.. Panl sors,s Maybe Little
berkeley bots last week At the Brook Nn
horse show. got only. yellow rOse't-.
the Mt-aas EeAvor- " bb, won hrp3 and
SECOND in he saddle class Ohtch Judgment
DAINTY Indian FiOSer araiu Zoos b"
laurels from her stable c"r'',anion. br
CrOckett. ~ no ~as placed IN second postum
threatened tho fair enthusiasts. for some
ot the leaders WOuid not Lead. but insisted
on Walking backNsTd beside the Nhe.l"t~
aud playing havoc Nth the harness Mr.
John Gerkea drove . pO~ erful pair 81 baNs.
he leader OF whirh bad to he dragged about
-aTy 10 give them the withdrawal signal
otto u kahns Iip-TOD and TIP Toe. q
rAshy pair OF ohe~snuts which started ~"
mutiny also had TO be sent from the ring
Mis- Mabe Rollins drove Duchess and
lFtnce~s from the same stable to victory.
defeat ing Mis-. EieanOra S~aTs- MARI elious
Watson and t,oody I vo SHOES
Among ne box holders were Mrs Regi-
maid 4. Vanderbilt, Mrs. Paul 4 sorE. Mrs
htchAF0 lrimble. Mrs. q N. warren. Mr.
William Watts sherman. Miss Watson Mis-
NJ. X whitney, Mrs Robson, Mrs Richard
Mortimer. Ms Roy Rainey. Miss HOpetOnD
Atierbury Mss Edna Baraer. Mrs Beavor-
Webb Miss Ethel boyd Bowers, Mrs "
=. BuTrill, Mrs. Paul ID Travail Mrs y "
Evans. Mrs John Gerken. NiHs Angelica .
Gerry. Mr. J o. NJ GrO-yenoT, Mrs Thomas
= Hastings. ATS g " iilTgins, Miss 7
= ID Mr. u = McGrann