New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-09-16
SORG ENTRIES IN FRONT
Divide Most of the Blues with
De Witt c. Flanagan.
WESTMINSTER SHOW ENDS
w. A. McGibbon and Godfrey
Preece Share Honors in
Saddle Glasses.

ribbons with De Witt c. Flanagan in the
heavy harness classes at the continuation
of the horse show at the Westminster
County Fair, in White Plains. yesterday.
In the class for pairs over Isl hands M.
Flanagan won a notable victory with ms
beautiful bay. geIdings, Rataplan and Prince
Charming Mr.. Sorg had two entries, Dig
nifty and Manhattan and Puritan Maid and
Precise. The best the latter could do was
to win a third in this class. while Dignity
and Manhattan went ribbonIess. Emil See
ligs chestnut pair. Sunshine and Sunset.
did not look as well from the rail as the
Sors entries but they were placed next
to the F'lana gan pair
Mrs. H. r. R. Coles won in the ladies'
phaeton class. with Manhattan. with
Mrs j. s. Walshs bay gelding Honor
Bright in third place, second choice falling
TO E H Weatherbee's old reliable roam
Greyson.
Glass % closed the show with the exhibit
ton of pairs over 15.1 hands, with appoint
ments TO count 30 per cent Here Rata
plan and Prince Charming again carried
off the honors. with Dignity and Mammal
tan picked 10 wear the red
1t was long after shutdown before the last
class was judged. for the judges found so
much difficulty in distributing the r1oDons
in Glass Al that every horseman in the
clubhouse had to be drafted 10 act as an
impromptu Judge in the class. There were
four horses. and four judges. and each
Judge insisted on giving the blue to a DIFF
ferent owner Finally r P. McGrann 5
choice Tom Cat. was disqualified on ac-
count of few inches of height more than
the class called for When they had held
-ba -I,n1 rt,a- gave
the blue to W A McGibbon's Attention
and the red to Godfrey Freezes Czarowttch
ID. a chestnut gelding, with an Arabian
front and thoroughbred hindquaters-
Mr. Preece and Mr. McGibbon had things
pretty much their own way in the saddle
classes. The class which called for road
hacks brought out a crowd which embraced
everything from a hunter 10 a hackney
Harry J. Grahams Proud Prince put up
good performance, but evidently did not
fill the requirements of the class, for he
went unnoticed. Godfrey Preece's Seven
Days and Three Weeks, the latter with
James Schweiger up. won first and second
prizes Seven Days was defeated by his
stable companion. General Piel. in the
heavyweight saddle class. but ". A. Nc
Gfbbon showed Port Chester in this class
picked 10 wear the blue.
The four-in-hand class was a disappolnt
ment to all concerned. for J. Campbell
ThOmpsCn's Off-wneeler was not going right
and the judges were forced TO send his
entry from the ring. He had three bays
and a gray in front OF the FaUgh-a-Bal-
lagh, and would have given Mr.. Sorg
good race for first prize If his four had
been going right. AS it was, the Sorg four,
consisting of two wonderful roam leaders
and a black and a gray wheeler. had al
most a walkover, for Emil Seelig's bays
seemed glad when it was time TO go 10 the
stable and were not in the same class with
the four in front of the odd sport"
The awards in full follow:
prize, SIS; second prize. s1o2-First. J. Campbell
Thompson .soo b. g His 1sssney b and ;, HIS
Greyson and br. :. Post: third, Mrs e T. kirk
lands b m. Pussy ana On. g Bubbles.
Glass 9 harness horses. over 142 and not
s seeing 4l Man r. ReSeer o SoT pEIz
second, John DoyIe's 70. m. Queen Helen; third.
Paul A. Sorgs ch. m. Smart.
Class ~ SADDLE horses. over AZ and not
S251-F'frst n. 4 McCiibbon's b. :. Attention;
second B. LaTnber sacIett's CHI g Czarowitch
II: third. Miss May A Weatherbee's b g Min
Class II (oairs OF harness horses over Isl
and not exceeding 1913 hands; first prize SIS;
second prize. s35}-First. De Witt c. Flanasans
Emil SeeIig's ch- gs. Sunshine ard Sunset; third.
Paul a. sorg's b m. Puritan Maid and Precise.
Class A pony tandems, not to exceed "a hands:
prize cupl-First, Bolton Farms en- $. IrvingtOn
Tom Trot and Irvtngton Leading Girl
Class 10 tnarness horses. suitable Tor park
wheelers. 153 hands or over: to be shown in
single harness: prize, $50)-First. Paul A Sorg's
erbocker; third, John Doyle's br: g. Newcomer.
Glass % SADDLE horses. suitable for road hacks,
not exceeding 1873 hands; performance 20 count
cent: prize. $5O-Ffrst. Godfrey Freezes br. 2
Seven Days; second, Mrs. Godfrew Freezes b..
z. Three Weeks: third. Tichenor-Grand Com
Glass IS four-in-hands. to be shown before a
coach or break; first prize. S1oo; second prize.
S5J)-F'irst, Paul a. Sorgs four; second, Emil
class 20 harness horses 81 hands or under:
livery class % per cent; professionals barred
First, Mrs. j. s. WaIshs br. Mary Cary;
second, Paul A. Sorgs oh. m. Smart; third. J.
Campbell Thompson b. z. You.
Class 80 saddle horses UP TO and CARRYING two
s25t-First. W, A. McGibbons CHI s. Port Ches-
ter. second Godfrey Freezes b. Z General Peel.
third Godfrey Preece's br. &. Seven DAYS;
class II t1arness horses. 10 be shown before
4 Iadv's phaeton; horses 10 count ~ per cent.
carriage - per cent. harness and liveries 10 per
cent1-First, Paul A Sorgs b. g Manhattan:
second e H Weatherbee's blk. g. Cireyson:
third Mrs. J. 5 Walsh's b. g. Honor Bright.
Glass s. Bumpers: performance over fences ,es'
First. J E Daviss gr- m Country Girl: sec
ord " D Benner's ch. III. Sunday Morning:
third y T. c. Rutters ch. <. Gift
class - pairs OF harness horses. over 15.1
hands: horses TO count 30 per cent. vehicle
harness ana livery 10 per cent; professionals
la rreff1-FIrst De Witt c. Flanasau's b. gs
Rstaplan and Prince Charming; second, Paul
A S0rr's b rs. Dignity and Manhattan: third
7 Campbell ThompsOn's b. gs. His Majesty and
His Excellence
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