The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-13
THE Dtl uITH THE ~ mars.
" u Moore wins FirSt Biue Riboon AMI
". VI Y. Hoffman scores In Roadi@trrS.

" a. Moore Wins First Blur Ribbon ana
". VI Y. Hoffman srorrs In RoadatrrS
! There was au Internal lonal int crest m
nearly every class Judged throughout
the aft -rnoon and evening. Twenty-Five
high steppers in single harness appeared
tn open the show an the movie" class FOL
horses over IL. and not paCeeding 4.
hands There was "A vigorous compost
tion through IN which hackneys had
IN. advantage IN number over the trot
t-rs and halihred entries In" niue
ribbon WAS awarded tn William II Moore
OF New York and Chicago with a cham
pInn hackney from the last Internal iona
show Whit ewall Ariel. a bay mare lacking
no, hing III cunfoTmatio or action. but not
being very impressive IN color. which may
hay. been du" 10 clipping
Richard Delafi-ld of Brook Farm. n"ar
Tuxedo Park who - most conspicuous
A -. An owner If ru,Ci-t ers and trOtt-r-. took
second with a handsome chestnut gcidinS
nf American hneag" named Energy
Th,. hes, showing horse both IN kne" and
hocA action and ~uperhiy driven by
l;.nrg. Wat son seemed to the onlookrrs
T., h.t he. brown ...idlng Leader of Fashion
.Th.. opinion II he. raiihirti- had no fore.
with th. Judges and this me was only
placed third
In IN. succeeding class for ponI'-- abov"
10 aud not exceeding ~. The hor-. show
onlooker- had their first glimpse of Mel
Valley Na-t.~A'.v ON" ~ ih-. lot brought
over bv William Foster and u famous
winner at British shows He opposed IN"
well known lrvington Tom Iroi and
Irvingtbu Leading Carl and also Doctor
O'Br;enS roam mare sequel All were
classy IN type. but Mel Valley Mast-rkey
had th. most finish IN looks and action
Will. being rupe-blv handled hy Fred
Goddard He won the blue with Irving
ton Leading Girl second. driven hy Mrs
y J Frank lrvington Tom lro' was
third. but the black fairly beat out the
chestnut
An unusually large 'Las- OF nov ic~
saddle horses exceeding IL &? hands ap-
p.ared 20 open the tail for the ea,Iestrians
One Of the entries that showed very well
in the hands Of Mr~. Belle Beach Balm was
Mr. Adolf Iadenburg's hay selding rII-
quay which H. a thoroughbred imported
iron, south America and bred by the
hreadlnE bureau of the country for which
II l. naiued. II IL by Napoleon CON
srIelo. and the first appearance AZ the New
lOrk SNOW 81 d A''"' 'i'h'
country.
= VIVIAN C,ooch. who formerly Judged
IN This show ring for successive years
had the mount on Walter Ninans's bugle
March an importation for the show.
which was placed VhIrt The winner was
the IL hand bay geiiing Richmond. we'll
ridden ny William Collier for T.. II. Ia
madge II tn. Riding club. Florham
Filtration a - hand chestnut mare OF the
strongest type. was second
In. class ~ trui'"rS IA ~Ingi" road
harness. with conditions thai they -hnIld
NOT h. under Is hands and 80 have been
non winners AZ any ri m" previous shows.
brought twenty entries INT" the ring
Miss Anna y Beverly It ,olumbu- ohio.
drove th.. brown E"ldIng 'nl0n"i. hut she
did not finish among IN" winners IN"
vnrn 81 hard with Ih"ru and IN" Judging
u.S a nrot raCf ID one. Women were un-
fortunate for among IN" first sent ",Ii
were Cont owned nv haripits L.. Ward
Of Rome. y and Okom belle and Mo-
grazia. uwn,-h los MI-- n l.. Wilk- Of Gait
ONT Among the early dismIs-ais also
were josie Y. the Goshen track winner for
Richard Delafeld. end Queen Vera
owned by r. e. Rich oi E-ls' Orange. y J
Walter Wlnan-. looking very sporty
in "A white coat with pearl butt onr mad.
ms first appearanC" a. a driver in this
country with MS cne-t nut getdlng Bonnie
Disw which showed well. but wa not
left IN for tbs. final judgment The -en-a-
ton of the class was the appearance OF
Louis " Winan-'- s5o.Bo 1rottIng stal-
lion Willie 2'"J'S VIII rsa- eampa'gn S1
sea-on Tor his London OWNER. Willie'-
last appearance" IN Greater New York
was when he won tn" Speedway cup at
the Empire CIry track m the Grand Cir
cut meeting 81 las August but THE time
he. wa- NOT 20 he - fortunate He was
driven bv \ { pennock who handles he
,rn,-.r. an tins country for MIR Winans