New-York tribune., 1911-11-19
Horses France Or az
Cali Of the BueIe

, shown a mile In 2:l0ia, and Brother Spice
a bay Relding whose dam was Sister Alice
full sister 20 Rose Croix. winner of the
Kentucky Futurity. Lottie had only 70
coucede defeat TO her stable companion
for the red ribbon went TO the beautiful
little mare. and she was placed ahead OF
Baron Pete and Frances Balm.
Willie Direct. Who was In the hands OF
George Ball, got rid OF his driver on one OF
the turns and he did II so neatly tnst the
wagon was not upset. In some way. which
even those who saw the accident could not
explain Ball seemed 20 fairly bounce out
OF the light vehicle on to the bark, and
Willie started around the ring without a
guiding hand. He twice made the circuit
without being captured. when his fallen
driver got on his feet and managed TO grab
the reins which were dragging. He in
turn was dragged, and the wagon was
tipped over. When the horse had been led
from the ring and the excitement sub
sided Ball found that he had dislocated
shoulder. which will probably prevent him
from driving this week.
There was another upset in the pony
class which was not serious. although Miss
A. Josephthsl fell from the back OF a pie
bald gelding, Spot a distance OF more than
three feet. AT any rate, Spot is as tall
as her riders head and this would be a
good sized fall for a man. The trouble
was that the pigskin was slippery, and a
plump little girl cannot get very good
grip on a slippery cross saddle. so when
Spot went around turn at his fastest lit
tie canter Miss Josephthal found herself
on the tanbark She Immediately renount-
ed, while the twenty-five hundred little
children who were the guests of Alfred O.
Vanderbilt cheered Justify and envied her
her prowess in the saddle.
There were more than hundred entries
in the open jumping class. so that It was
necessary to divide II into sections. Ealf
OF the horses we're judged during tn. af-
ternoon session. and the second section
closed the exhibition for the evening Only
one set of awards was made in the class
The awards follow:
Class 81 (harness horses over Isl hands and
ond prize, $50: third prize s29)[Fslrst D. ora su
ner Draper's b. m Rihington Nlmnls' t-o scoua'
& Lehman sT.qss r B. prnS % R1ra !noa fourth Emil
Seells's b. Royal Victoria.
Class So ponies other than shetland. not ak, sx
ceeding 10 hands, years old ano over cons nrzI
First. Beiton Farms br. m Irvington Peggyi
second. Belton FARMS br. m. Natty; third Will
lam II Moore's br. m. Princess Cardiu' iouIln'
Charles z. Burns b. m. Czaiina-
Class ~ saddle horses. 14.2 and not exosec,ns
l52 hands hrst prize prize sioo Secoha IIrGitbbeY.
b. m Rosabel: second, Mrs. J. A. McSloy t&on- &
hdante. third. Little FARMS ch. Z. Dr. HICKEY
fourth. James Ounn's b. m. Sceptre. -
class AZ novice roadsters years old or over
FIRST prize, 800 second prize, $50; third prize.
s25)-First z. T. stotesbury's D. e. bTotnSs bHit,s
Srier: second. r T StOtesburvs b. m Lotue
sherbet. third Elmdale Farms b. s. Baron
Peter; fourth. Horatio n. Bain'' br m. Frances
Class ia saddle ponies not exceeding ~
hands; 10 be ridden by amateurs under Il yss y.-.
OF age; three prize cupsl[tlrst, NIisH nosI'
Cerken's ar m Donsy: third Terence Preecss
b. m queen Peggy; fourth, Miss Constance Re
class 40 novice harness horses. over AZ and
not exceeding 151 hands; first prize Slr; Sl;;,,,s,,
ond prize $50 third prize, s25,-Flrst, miii.sI .sc
ond j. Sumner Drapers ch- g sstire ,ootidu, oniru,
William H. Moore's ch. g. Perfect MoIon
fourth. william II. Moore's D. m Menieh'o
Class ss novice saddle horses. exceeding ia2
hands hrst prize 500; second Prize, sSy, thiTp
Rosalie second James Dunns ch. 2. Premier;
third. J Edward Martins . g. starngnt'
fourth Miss H. D. Atterbury's br. g. ,tSsI htds1e y
class l2f (mtia mounts. 70 be ridoen py
members Of militia In full dress uniform horses
TO be shown at walk trot. canter ana sa,iIp. ,a1
n tb1ea-foot brush fence three prize cupsl-
first. Captain Frank 3. BarTetts ch- $. i, Artl.-
iery. second Isham Henderson's br. z. Ronin'
W" W Brvant's b e. First Call.
class i83 (open jumping compehaon per
forrnance over fences only 10 count; nrst prlze'
t95o. second prize S75: third prize, s35)-First,
Rsror n = NJ Van Worst tot Vorst's blk. Z.
Z BaGk mrsvfsir; third the Hon. clifford siftons
% - Cenfdence: fourth, c. II. Laboucheres
b. g Dreadnaught.