New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-06-17
HORSES SHINE IN RING
Blue Ribbons Well Distributed at
the Tuxedo Show.
TENERIFFE WINS HIS SHARE
Miss Ethel Hartman Rides
Happy Boy to Victory in
Several Glasses.

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popular with the exhibitors and onlookers
Others we're the beautiful setting. II one
could be diverted from the horses long
enough 70 notice II: the total absence Of
ANYTHING commercial. and the good nature
OF the owners who received only an oc-
casional n. c." While some OF the classes
were for local horses. a majority were
open. so that all exhibitors enjoyed a warm
welcome
Orange County is the home Of the light
harness horse. and naturally a good part
/ # the programme was devoted to the ex-
hibition OF roadsters. ". NJ. V. Horman's
invincible chestnut geldng Tenerffe car
red of all Of the honors in these classes
and there was only one contestant which
might have caused him any uneasiness.
This was Robert Goelets bay mare Myra
Hall. handled by John r Townsend Regi-
Maid Rives Judged the harness horses. light
and heavy, and he was evidently impressed
with the little mare. Myra is by Walnut
Hall and is one Of the best Of his get. not
extremely fast but good 70 look at and
with splendid manners W A McGlbbon
brought out a new one called Laura s..
and Laura was nothing II not showy When
B
well. and she had TO ne content with
fourth prize
( In the open harness class for pairs De
I Witt c. Flanagan had entered his beauti-
1 ful pair Rataplan and Prince Charming
/ II was soon evident that the choice Law
/ between them and Richard Delaheds Rex
and Ramapo. The big chestnuts were good.
but they could not hope TO beat the irwin
/ chile bays, and a red ribbon was their lot.
There were only three entries in the class
/ for women's pairs. shown TO phaeton. Mrs
| J. : Walsh's bay pair Honor Bright and
! Honor Boy, were perfect, and their vic
! tory amounted almost 10 a wakover. Miss
/ Colgate showed Emil Seeligs Beau Brum-
nell and Beau Ideal. and Miss Carol Har-
riman handled Lord and Lady Gay, from
| the Dinsmore stable.
| Mr.. McGibbon had better luck with Lam
/ bert Sacketts mare than he had with his
own. He showed Moving Picture in the
/ saddle classes, and her name makes any
| further description unnecessary Suffice 70
/ say she defeated such champions as Lady
/ Debonar and little Mayo, the latter being
I unplaced This was Mayo's own fault. for
she had every horse in the ring beaten on
/ conformation. and Miss Laura Stanley han
! died her we'll John r Townsend, who
did the Judging, liked the mare. but she
trotted when asked 70 walk. cantered when
asked 10 trot. and. in fact, did everything
that she should not have done.
Miss Ethel Hartman Won several rib
bons with her old favorite. Happy Boy, al
though she had 70 concede defeat 10
George Conan and Ragtime In the har-
ness class. James Schweiger showed a
/ pony belonging 20 Miss Sylvia Neugass
that looks good enough 10 beat anything OF
her size In the show ring Az present Sweet
Briar is a trife light, but she is the dalnti
I est little equine ever seen. and she defeated
the buxom Happy Boy. with Miss Harri
man up.
Miss Cutting had a gray mare called Blue
Bell. which pleased every one. but which
did not come into her own until late. There
was a suspicion OF hitch, which was al
most imperceptible but was nevertheless
not just right, and she kept on winning
reds until the last class OF the day was
called when she took her first blue ribbon.
/ The women's driving contest was an in
/ teresting exhibition. but II would have been
more interesting if the contestants had
/
' stacles. Miss Carol Hartman handled
Richard Delaheld's Energy, and he is moth
+ ing n not energetic. She drove him well
and bumped only one OF the obstacles but
was beaten by Miss May Vogel who made
clean performance.
The awards follow:
/ class single roadsters first prize. $50, sec
/ ond prize. S2Oi-First ". " Y. HoTman's Oh.
/ z TeneriIe. second. Robert GoeIets b. m. Myrs
/ Hall; third. T. Frelinghuysens b. m Amty;
fourth. ". A. McGibbon . ch. N. Laura :.
class : pairs Of roadsters first prize. $50;
] second prize <20i-First ". NJ v Hoffmans
en-. Tenerfe and b. n. Biaa second. /. Ere
/ lnghuy 5 oh. m. Grstteena and oh. & Gratiot,
1 third, Pierre Lcrillarc. jr. lille oicott ana
b. NJ Notice 3.
/ Glass single roadsters irst prize. $50. sec
ono prize, S.0)-First. W NJ Y. Hofrmsn's en-.
Z Ieneriffe' second. kooert Coolers D. m e Myra
i ina fourth. r. FreinshGysens b. m. Aulity.
class pairs OF harness horses -. hands or
[ over. first prize 500. second Pre-. 50, FIRST,
/ DE Wit g.. Flanagan b. g. Prince ChsTinln h
and Ratapan second. Richard Delaaed,s en-.
/ rs Ramapo and Rex, third. George D. hlng
Blk &c. King Dalton and King George; fourth,
! W VI. V. Hofmans b. gs. Red knight and
class ia pairs % harness horses: manners
especially Considered women IN drive first prize.
$50. second prize. S2o)-First, Mrs J. ;. Walshs
g Homer Boz and Honor Bright second.
Emil Seelgs ch gs Beau Ideal and Beau Brum-
neil driven by Miss colgate: third. w. b Dlns-
. mQres DIX. x. Lofu gay anu DIN III A&Nf 'ntf
driven by Miss Carol Hartman. 80
Class - Combination harness ana saddle
horses performance uhaer saaaIe - Gun. an
per cent. performance IN harness 70 count >"
per cent first prize. $50. second prize, 500
First. - Lambert sacketts br. m. Moving
/ 1adv Debonair. third. j. p Harriman's b. z.
The Boss. fourth. Miss ! g.. Semple's D.. n.
riass IL ,ronies In harness. Is hands or un
der. prize cup First. Miss Georgie Cohans
Oh z Raetime second. > 3 Hartman On.
sunni Jim. fourth. L NJ. Hamllton's sr. z
Comet. ,s.- 49,,
hands. a-st prize. $50. second prize. 500
! First q Lambert Sacketts br IN Moving
! picture. second. Thomas Ryans h. N. Mss Ms,
chip: third Mrs ] q. seinple's b. M Miss
Easter fourth. Averii Hartmann oh Jack
lass n ponies. az or under. under sad
die n~sf prize So. second prize. ribbon i-
Fi-st Mics sylvia Newgass's b m. sweet Brisr:
sacoTd u Bords1 Harriman's ch z Happy
a.. ,iir5 " p Dinsmores gr 2 sligo Boz
fourth T FrslingLuysen's or. z. Dick.
class - ponies. ~ Or unaer =, oe riaden
H,ppv Poy. second Miss George Cohans CHI
p Parfinle. third Miss % conklins b. m.
Nancy fourth. L NJ Hamilton. - 81. e Some,
First Miss MAJ Vogels en- Z. Annis second
Miss cutting gr n 1,,,- siue Mr. "a A.,
Lortlards 81. z Ivan four'"' 'is' '' 81 Alex
an S'a,s % Espdem, women 70 drive. horses to
count % per cent irving ~ per 'en r Pr
and Brighton. driven hv Miss Maud Costan; sec
cnd W pinsnore's Oh. gs buster Brown
and The KID driven by Miss Edith Kane
class Is saddle horses r,I PIN N.r, enp send
So = C,,.t,g,e - N Blue Bell third. Miss
VoTel's er. saxon fourth. Tuxedo Park As'o-
cations Oh. m Cherryoia.
cun,-First Miss +. cuttings gr m, Blue Bel
second Miss Vogers gr g saxon, thlrd MISS
ToAeVels's Oh m sweet Briar
1-iass d (vomen's driving contestl-Non hy
~ NJ voeeI with Annls second Miss Carol
9.It- 80 - rr.rr,. fhird. Miss Nogel. with