New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-04-27
HARTMAN HORSES SCORE.
SCanty Attendance at Second
Night of Brooklyn Show.
LADY DILHAM'S WATERLOO
Spectators Resent Award OF
Blue in Tandem Glass by
Recalling Dainty Mare.

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thusiasm galore marked the second nieht
Of the horse show of the Brooklyn Riding
and Driving Club II the attendance was
| light the classes we're strong. and Judge
william r. Moore was not allowed In have
everything his own way, as on the opening
| Right OF the show.
| Pairs Of harness horses opened the pro-
grammc last night. and here J. w. Harri-
mans imperial Nala and Avondale scored
| over their formidable adversaries. Robin
Hood and Burgomaster. Again, In the
class which called for a collection Of three
| from the same stable. Mr.. Hsrrinnsn's tr'"
hore away the coveted trophy Jack Don
nelly drove Lady Dilham. Eugene Won Bach
sat behind Avondale. while Nala vas IN
| the hands IF his owner
Judge Moore selected Lord Seaton for
himself and put Lady Seston and Robin
Hood I'm the hands Of George Chipchase
and Walter Holton. After allowing all six
Of the horses to circuit the ring they were
| sent out two at a time and put through
their PAGES. Nsla and Lord Seston had
| the ring to themselves for a while and each
| owner drove he had never before
| driven Here NaIa scored and when little
| Lady Dilhsm had her innings she quite
| overshad owed the substantial Lady Seaton
| When the blue rosettes finally were fast
! ened on the bride Of the Hartman trio
the applause which followed attested the
| popularity Of the decision.
| II was in the class for harness tandems
that Lady DiIham met her Waterloo. and
here the ignominy of second prize Was
merely reflected one, for never was there
1 a
Lady. Starlight. however, was not quite
| so satisfactory a. wheeler, and While
| Menells and Phyllis lack the imposing
presence Of Lady Dilhan they are per
| feet tandem pair spd deserved the blue
which the judges gave them. The spects
| tors. however. could not understand the
decision and refused to be comforte6
Again and again they called for the Harri-
man tandem. and Mr.. Donnelly seemed
quite willing to respond TO the encore. He
sent them around the ring and described
figure Fights until the applause subsidized.
Mrs Hubbs's black geiding that was SO
successful the opening night OF the show.
winning the Dale challenge cup. was en-
tered in the ladies saddle class last night
and every one was on the oui vivs 10 see
him meet Paul Cravath's recently acquired
Dr. Crockett silhouette came into the
ring all right with Miss Ellen Rasmussen
up. but before he had been in long the
Judges called him out and had him stripped
They suspected something wrong with his
near hind foot, and when the veterinary
was called in he thought that he detected
something amiss with his off fore foot, so
Silhouette was compelled to leave the
field To his rival Mrs. Beaver Webb rode
the Doctor, and she had little difficulty In
bearing away the blue Mrs James Z.
Mckay has her chestnut mare. Lady Deb
OMAR. in splendid condition. and she was
picked 10 wear the red in class OF ten.
The awards follow:
class pairs Of harness horses. 1917 hand:
or over. hrst prize. $50 second pro1e. s0 tnra a
prize s"lIs stco ~ W, nsro'IIs moores
Robin Hood and RWgcmss,-r third. Emil see
Hss h sssg deal and Rssa s, ,gTn hand,
open ouly to members Of the club: mrs. pr',.
Second prize sFi5TS s,r Mss Hu hI:tu 81
| ch m, Spring Flower. third, Miss Janet Rovers's
b. m. Babbe, fourth, d. e. Austins oh' m
class % Saddle horses, over Is and not er-
essdns ls2 hands. hrst priz. $50 second prll.,
s Hgtb, 'ni GS Hi1 Fan,siy sedpnd W7Son Or
pen f b g Waichtul. third, norman M
Gher: en- m c h,HS.T II '''''
Class "a 'saddls horses. NJ 70 carving gig
pounds first prize. $50 second prize. $40, third
| prize Slol-First Paul Cravsths III. Dr.
Crockett. second. Myron H. orpenhsims b &
| Wstchfui: third. g l.. Rsieys Oh. ElphberE
, | fourth Miss Elfreda A. Webars b. m. Lady
Class ,hsrn.s. horses. for the best collection
| ~ three not under - hands. frs' prize. fS
sAcond prize. s2W-First. ". Harrimans b. q
Nas b Avondse. and hr. m. Lady Dihsm
! second william II Moores =. Lord Seaton. B.
m. LADY saaton, and b. z. Robin Hood.
| class 10 combination harness and saddle
= | horses IA hands or over. challenge cup offered
| by Abraham ~ Sfrsus must b won twice by
| the same owner before II becomes his property
| First Myron r. Oppenbeim's b. g. Watchtul.
| second. Mrs. Charles Hubbss oh. m. FANTASY
! third Mrs A. Browning Prsntices b. Bub
blAs. fourth Elsinore FARMS gr &. Grey pawn
r Class 10 uunabout horses. not exceeding IL
| hands first prize $50: second prize, $50. third
prize Slo,-first, Tonic sauysges b. e. Ltue
| Prince. second Mrs J. s. Walshs b. 9.
Honesty: third. TONIC sauyage's ch Grand
| Class % tssddle horses IL IL hands or over
ladies' to ride. with sidesaddle: first prize. $50.
second prize. 500. third prize. $fo.First. Paul
| Cravath's oh. 4 DR. Crockett ridden by Miss
Beaver Webb. second. Mrs. James r. Mckay =
| CHI m LADY Debonar; third. Mrs. Charles
| VOLTS Oh. m Gladys ii. ridden by Mrs ] Won
| Klein: fourth. Percy Drurys b. m. Lady Go
lightly, ridden By Miss Lillian Hyde
, | Class IA harness tandems. wheeler TO be "a
and not 10 exceed I5.l hands first prize. $50,
sAcond prize $50. third prize. $iO,-First. Will
lam " Moore's br ms. Msnells and Phyllis.
second W Hsrriman's hr ms. Lady Dnham
| and Starlight: third, Mrs J. 6. Walshs br. gs.
Honesty and Honor Bright: fourth Richard Del
sh.id's CHI rs. Enterprise and Energy.