New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-11-16
HORSE SHOW CROWDS
RIVAL BEST IN YEARS
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.ee a. the occasion by occupying DON
.rs+l, Miss EleanoTa Sears.
.--e,ir- held two distinct sur
besides its disappointment. the
- tire class for saddle horses ana
.~o,5 IN the event Immediately FOL
- that containing the pairs and
lies In the saddle class the wise
,rined that Heartspring. the Farm
-, ra-n champion gelding, would win
.,-,a hands down, but this honor, as
=. --oved. was reserved for Florhafn
-,.-.a,for. an unknown or dark horse
-, 6 chestnut mare of the Florham
60 Farm. She stands is hands and
= v-esthered seven summers Il. g
u-;rloughby rode her
,..sr-su-tnc. ridden by Godfrey Preece,
-, second place, 10 be sure. but the de-
.. 7ras bitter Behind him in third
-. -ar7e The Ticeroy from Cork. ex-
t,,,,.a5 by 7. J. Smith, and IN fourth
lee Ped Prince. belonging to J Parker
Kirlin.
=, -he victoria class Lord Baltimore
- Ny MARYLAND got the gate" Never
,o4,-e have these two bay geldings- rep
-.sen+inE c. ". Watson's Fairnlont
r,--,s ever been out Of the ribbons
e,e, But they presumed on their popu-
,.-f,,- INDUCED their lower natures by
,i-l57e when they were being judged
end were sent 70 bed Alfred G. Van
6s-b'lts Queens Maid and Queens Fa-
nv increased their owners III luck in all
tts entries this year by winning the
gaze" for backing when the judges
would have them stand.
Lord and Lady Seston Win Cup.
R-,- II s1rUrfsed no one 10 have Judge
william H. Moore capture the blue In
tbs class. since every one now knows
THAT he can tell q champion harness
horse from some little distance. LORD
anc Lady Seaton Won the cup for him.
The lord d quarter OF an inch taller than
Ms ladv- but both bay and seven years
OLD Paul A. Sorg's bay geIdings. Dig
ni,v and Manhattan. got second prize,
the OILY other awarded.
The contest for park four-in-hands for
he challenge cup presented by Jay 2 Car
Isle won the palm for popularity at yester-
cav afternoons horse show. Not only cid
tho four entries prove the best park fours
trer seen in the garden, but added interest
attached 20 them in the persons OF their
drivers. who included the well known ex-
hibitors Alfred G. Vanderbilt Judge VIII
ian Il Moore and Paul A Sorg.
II was the ambition Of these three 10
capture from the FairnOnt Farms turn
T-u-g one "a I,F
last year. which # won again this year,
would become his property. All tours were
matched bays under fifteen hands each, and
al showed such good form dragging the
heavy coaches around the arena that the
lay mind was rather put 10 il 70 pick a
tBvorite. The FairTnont Farms coach.
however. bid for favor with an overdressed
touch Of gray French panels.
Vanderbilt = Coed Loser.
2 Won der Horst Koch drove for Mr..
Watson. owner Of Fsirmont Farms, but
went down 10 defeat before the redoubts-
hie Judge Moore getting only the red rib
bon. The tudge again demonstrated the
supremacy OF his stable in most Of the har-
ness classes Of the afternoon, while Mr..
Vanderbilt showed his ability as a good
loser. Paul A Sorgs four crowded him
-ElL O. ltllTl pace OH he mao me CODSDld-
ZION OF knowing that Il he had won the
applause that greeted the winner would
have been trebled in volume
The Kilties Band opened the afternoon
session with America or God Save the
King" whichever the horsy heart desired
most 70 respond 10, and then the trumpeter
summoned into the arena six pairs Of har-
uess horses. each pair as near twins as
=
suspicious beginning by winning the blue
in This class for n0vlces with his High
roller and Hinocker Both bay geldings
ere ta=z. standing : hands 81 inches each
and being seven years old
When the next class containing I've sad
DE- horses. mounted by high silk hats,
si9r0e5 The gate q few IN the gallery
aired their lately Won knowledge Of the
t--f Hy murruurirg. Why. there's Vera
Morris again." It's rather difficult from
1te galleries To diTere-tiate between eques-
t-.erres. and here a feminine foibIe fire.
lrertIr noted this year il the Garden
had, ide-r= Axiom doubly difficult To pre-
serve The dignity and integrity Of her rid
-- ssaf- against the encrOachrnent Of pub
4. signs this eeUestrienne had hung her
0h-- re her saddle on the near side SO
taa- Il could Dc picked out across the arena
e-lE i~ - ss-stghted
None Nicer Wins Blue.
E-- she wasn't Miss Morris Al all: the
T0~a0 vas Mrs. CTerken. OF Gerkendale
Fam. mounted on Eesta TiIley. Her steed
Vo7 fourth place. the blue going TO God
t7sE Pre=aes None Nicer: the red TO Fairy
Queen owned ty Mv-ou H. Oppenheim.
5.a -l~ Yellow 70 F'0rhaIn Belle, OF the
4'"-raU STUD Farm
Tie hi-ries usaered IN the succeeding
class o- nine trotters. having records Of
er better with the lively notes Of .
'"2-stel Tie t-9tte-s ctrcIed the ring
lev times - snow they cou ont break,
tr- -nfe- -Ee CRITICAL stimulus Of q Car
Cen audience. and drew up quickly on
e-'r slae If the judges stand
although Bonnie View. driven by her
owner Waiter N-nars. was The first 10
- me Ear=. 1Ir. Wiuans's unbeaten trot-
'e willy won The blue. thereby turning
1e tables OF N. N 4. Hoffman's famous
ere Terer5Ge CAPTURED first honors
novice class for roadsters on Satur-
class i- which Willy was entered
which De- got the gate" because OF
s asl manners. z T. StUtesbury's Lot
H7r, vas third. and Huro Eldon,
+i7s - n ?. Mcdonald. fourth
-''e O. show thai no sex or race preju-
0. obtained in hCrsed0n the two follow
~ ,.asses were let into the tanbark ring
me same time. and the spectacle was
s.-re1 q fye Shetland StaElious cavort-
~ ne side Of three huge CIydesdale