New-York tribune., 1911-04-22
FOURS LIVELY IN RING
Charity Horse Show Ends with a
Novel Feature.
MISS H0LlIMS FINE WHIP
Keen Competition in Runabout
Glass Adds Zest to the
Award of Blue"

The four-in-hand contest. the military
marosuvres and particularly good run
about class served 10 make IN. closing
night of the Charity Horse SHOW at Dur
lands a SUCCESS. Every one OF the ten
classes shown last night proved interesting.
Miss Marion Holllns drove Joseph y.
Dsviss four roans hitched in front OF the
coach Magnet and the horses were good
enough to win. even with a less skilful
drivT on the box With Miss Hollins
handling the reins, II would have been i'm
possible 10 beat them for she can outdrlve
any amateur in tho show ring az well as
most professionals J. Campbell Thompson
drove his four bays perilously fast, and An
he sent than around the ring he passed
the other contestants ar each LAP. Miss
Holllns finally got tired Of taking his dust,
and she flung her whip out over her lead
ers and crowded Mr. Thompson and his
four into the background. and there they
remained
Mrs. Albert De Cernea had two gray
leaders and bay wheeers hltched in front
OF the Yellow Jacket, but, although she
managed her horses splendidly, they wer.
not good enough TO win in such swift COM
pany and they had to be content with
yellow rosette.
In the next class. which called for run
about horses. IL was evident that the blue
went 20 Miss Hollins and not 10 her horse,
unless the Judges disagreed with the ma
jority OF the spectators. Mrs. John Gerken
sat behind Richard Deaheld's fast bay
geldins Trampas. and he put up perform
ance that looked good enough to win him q
HDtl brixy I u
bell Thompsons brown mare The Girl, and
while she is Il good little traveller no one
expected that she would beat the old cam
paigner. Miss Madeline O'Brien drove X.
l. Ingersolls Minnie and carried away
third prize with the beautiful i;tle mare.
David Dows was not allowed to have
everything his own way IN the polo con-
test. as he had on the opening night OF The
snow. Robert Collier had two added en-
tries. a chestnut mare called Grace and
gray gelding. Jack Captain Bell rode for
Mr.. Collier and ne made a clean perform
ance IN the in-and-Out contest With both
horses. The mare carried away the blue
ana little Ia had 20 DE content with yell
low rosette second honors going 10 Jack.
The awards:
Glass Ia (rOGieE. under Fsddlei not rN'-'uII.s
142 hands, First. Edward Gerken's sk' n.
, Violet: second. Edward G-fKen's gr. M Dousy;
trlrd Miss Catharine Burtou's ch. m Lulu;
! fourth. Miss Sophie NJ. Ponds br. &. TEDDY.
Class pairs OF harness horses, 10 hands OF
over)-F!rst. !. Campbell ThompsOns b. IS. me
Count and Tne Chieftsin second. J. CampDril
| Thompson b. 60. HIS Majesty and His Ex
ceency. third Miss Frances ". Hawkes. o.
ms. Past!me and Pleasure
Class SADDLE horses. over az and under lJl
hands)-First. Miss PlpE .. IL. Carnat!on'
second, b. Lambert rscAetts CHI s. CZarowiich
IL third Miss Dorothy y. Ivess b. "a. la -
BaDbie: Fourth. Joseph r. D8viss ch. m. MaIaSa.
Class " 'nilitary teams; 20 he shown twice
on or the course four fences three feet hlgnl
First Harrie T. Lindenberg's ch. 8. Peter an
Herbert r SchwsrZ's D. z. Picket: s~cond,
Alvan W. Perry's ch. :. Joe and 2. Emerson
Nevels blk. x Black and White. third. Whitney
kernochans br. < san Marcus and =. l..
/ Vietors h. T. Ben HUE. fourth, Alden :. Blod-
gets h a. Justice and Francis !. Dnntortns b.
3. Bunny.
Class . -four hands road fou-s. 70 Re
shown before = coachl--Ftrst. JOseph =. Daviss
four driven BY Miss Marion Hollinr; second ].
Campbell Thompson four. third, Fiss DOerr e.
CsrroIs four. driven by Mrs. Albert De Cernea.
Class tpoIo ponies. TO be shown with mailet)
First. Robert Golfers ch. N. Grace; second.
Robert Golfers gr e Jack: third, David DOVE
blk m Ia fourth. ". ;. AcGures 70. z.
Blue Peter
Glass n irunabout horsesj-Firs;. = Campbell
Thompson br. m. The Girl, second. Richard
Delafeld's h. g. Trampas; third. Il. l. Inser-
sofs B. n Minnie.