New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-04-28
RING H0NORS DIVIDED
Hartman and Moore Horses
Decorated with "blue."
BROOKLYN SHOW NEARS END
Florham Tip Top and Menella
Cut Exciting High Jinks and
Get the Gate.

Honors were divided between William n
Moore and ! w. Hartman last night at
the continuation of the horse show OF
the BROOKLYN Riding and Driving cub
While il is almost impossible 20 beat Nala
and Lady Dilham. " Is just as ditfcult to
beat Menella and Phyllis. with their per
lection Of gait and manners.
Jack Donnely drove the imperial Nala
m victory over Judge Moores Robin Hood
and Rurgomaster IN the first harness
class OF the evening. Richard Delaheld
Roundelay was entered in this class. ana
hut for the tact that he is one Of the best
tempered animals in the world there would
probably have been an upset George wat
son sat behind Florham TIP Top. which
appeared to be rather uneasy. but MI
Watson kept him under control until ne
finally rose high I'm the air and Landed
with his forefeet on Roundelays BACK
His near forefoot vent inside the smart
but In his next leap ne managed 70 TX
tri-ate himself, while Roundelay looked
on in mild surprise Mr. Watson was com
PEELED 10 take Florham Tip Top from the
ring. and Roundelay received an II. g.
Iadv Dilham scored a popular victory in
Glass ] when she met Menella ana ME
Hall Ariel from the Moore stable. Menela
looked formidable al first, but she had nor
been sent round the ring many times when
she went M in the air. and she fnally dis
nlayed so much uneaSlness that Judge
Moore took her from the ring. This left
adv Dilham monarch Of all she surveyed,
and when the blue rosette was fastened on
the buxom little beauty she received her
usual encore for she is an international
favorite White Hall Ariel defeated Rich
ara Delaheld's Energy III TINS class ana
the brave little chestnut gelding had the
unusual experience Of wearing the yelio"
rosette from the ring.
foa. of
ton of officers chargers and military
mounts. or Al least so IL was catalogued,
but II proved to be an exhibition Of fine
uniforms and waving plumes. Artillery.
that wonderful Arabian stallion owned ~
Lieutenant Frank Barrett. met his Water
loo when his owner sent him At the hedge.
He deploye1 and showed the figure eight
to perfection, but jump he would NOT, al
though his owner did not spare the spurs.
Lieutenant Barrett finally forced ARTILLERY
over the hated obstacle but the horse actu-
allv showed fear and trembled with rage
and terror Alden : Blodget's Justice
made a perfect performance, and no one
was surprised when h won the blue
C'hauncey Matlock. Isham Henderson Al
van WIliston Perry Alden ;. Blodget'
Lieutenant j ~. Kerr and Lieutenant Ed
ward IT. De Almond.
Mrs James r Nchay's chestnut mare
Lady Debonsir won a notable victory In
the class for saddle horses over l5.3 hands
when she met a dozen champions on the
field of battle Dr.. Crockett was entered
i'm this class but he proved to he going so
unevenlv that even the veterinary noticed
IT, and he was taken from the ring. {. l.
Railey was up on an unusually good mare
called Natoma, and Myron II Oppenhelm' =
champion Fairy QGeen wiS,also an asplr-
ant Lady Debonair was going Ike clock
work. and the judges could not ignore her
charms. Natoma was picked for second
honors. and Fairy Queen had 10 be content
a yellow.