New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-11-24
Mrs. George Lederer
Captures q Blue
With SWeetbriar.

The heavy harness horse had TO abdi-
cate in favor Of trotters. thoroughbreds.
hunters and saddlers yesterday. and in
only one class was he allowed to parade.
This was for pairs of horses not exceed
ing l6 hands. William II. Moore sat be-
hind his big bay geldings, Burgomaster
and Robin Hood. the latter being credited
with 16H hands and looking every inch
of it, Burgomaster being quarter Of
an inch under size. is supposed TO balance
things up. but when protest was made
Judge Moore Immediately took his horses
from the ring without waiting for them
to be measured. This left the blue for
Oakwood and Vida Fayre undisputed, and
put in. second place Prince Charming and
Ratapan from the stable of De witt {.
Flanagan. The imperial Nola was so
handicapped with novice mate. who
lacked everything. that he did not even
get I'm the ribbons, which must have
seemed an unusual occurrence, even to
his equine mind.
Mrs. George Lederers bay mare Sweet
briar. formerly owned by Miss sylvia
Newgass. scored in the saddle class. Her
old rival Lady Idol received only white
ribbon. and the European champion Silver
Grey. was picked TO wear the yellow
George Chipchase's Vanity. who has put
many blues to her credit, was placed
next to Sweetbriar.
Lovers Of the Morsans had a chance
70 see splendid collection of mares in
Glass 40. H. x. C. Watson showed Bell
Marea. winner Of half a hundred blues;
Della and Mink There are three types
Of Morgans-the Bob Morgan. the Hales
Green Mountain and the "Ancient'-and
each type has its followers. who insist
that their particular brand OF Morgan Is
the only real Morgan The straight front
wonderful neck and concave face which
are characteristic Of all Morgan types are
identical with these features in the Arab
and leave no doubt as to their ancestry.
Tie awards which were made yesterday
were right i'm line with the decisions Of
the judges at the Vermont Morgan shows.
where as many as three score Of these
horses have appeared in one class.
Brother Spier received his congo In the
appointment class for roadsters, and those
who have watched him during the week
felt that this had been coming To him
for some time The first day Of the show
Brother was on his good behavior and.
backed by his dam. Sister Alice. and his
aunt. Rose CroiX, he was placed ahead OF
his more docile stable companion. Lotue
Sherbet Brother Spier's withdrawal from
the ring gave ". ". Y. Honman's SPLEEN
did chestnut trotter. Teneriffe. a chance
10 move up one. and instead OF his white
ribbon he received yellow. Mr.. Hon-
man is sanguinc and says that If he
shows TeneTine often enough this week
he will ultimately carry of the blue. Mr..
Stotesbury still had one in the ring ana
the Judges picked little Norcata to wear
the badge of honor. with Frances Balm
in second place.
Miss H. y. Atterburys Kildare. who
made such furoTe Then W. A. McGib-
bon brought him out In the novice class
at Long Branch. almost won blue in
the exhibition Of womeu's saddlers Ia
the opinion Of many he should have won
il. but the judges. after sending Kildare
and Panama round the ring again and
again. fixed the blue on the bride of the
bip chestnut with Mrs. II. l.. Pierce up,
ANA the red on the nut brown Kildare.
Lord and Lady Seaton are perfect in
the lead Of four. and with Robin Hood
and Burgomaster in the wheel they de-
reated George Watson l'lorham's Tip Ton
and Top Notch, Tip Toe and Tree Top
Iudee Moore drove his four while the
Watson team was in the IDS Of Charlie
Barrie.
Trotters. thoroughbreds and ponies oc-
cunied the ring during the morning ses-
sion The thoroughbred stations were
q fine lot and included entries from the
stable of August Belmont, Elsinore Farm
william steele and j. T.. Davis. John f.
Madden picked Fair Play. by Hastings
INN Fairy Gold, 10 wear the blue. Ar
,,.ath Cd "a chestnut stallion 10y I'm
,husiast or Atheling,' whose dam vas
s,roly Mill cog. was second choice and
I-nces chief had to 81. content with q
yellow.
The awards follo"
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az no. serord prize, $50, third prize S25i
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