New-York tribune., 1911-11-21
Kirkham Lady Captures
the Tri-Color Over
JeSSa mine.

miniature horse show, devoted solely
to the exploitation of the autocratic hack
ney, occupied the judges during the morn
ing session yesterday. There were prizes
for stations foaled IN 1909. and n similar
exhibition Of FLIES. two classes for mares
for four-year-olds and a class for fllies
foaled in 1905 besides a champion class
Kirkburn Lady. a chestnut mare by Po-
lonius-Rouette. won the tricolor rosette
with Jessamine. Matchless Dane mare
which won the open class under l51 hands
wearing the reserve ribbon.
j. Sumner Draper showed a wonderfully
good pair of high steppers in the novice
harness exhibition They were Barone
and Satire, and the uninitiated looked for
them to wear the blue. They had to be
content with second place however, first
choice falling on William II. Moore's Me-
mentos Pride and Charm. Leader o.
Fashion and Lady OF Fashion made a good
showing in the ring and they were placed
ahead OF Mrs. Julius s. Walsh's consistent
little goers. Honor Bright and Honor Boy
Mrs c. Cecil Filters chestnut pair, Flor.
ham King and Pink Lady. which pleased
the judges all over the circuit during the
summer season, received nothing but a
congo. and they were sent from the rims
with entries from the Irvington Farm and
from the stables Of II. l.. Pierce and Crow
& Murray
The open class for weight carrying sad
dlers brought out all of the old favorites
Red Prince. Artillery, Premier, Montgom-
cry Chief. jr.. and The Clown, all were
there. but they were not strong enough to
win in the company they found themselves
in Godfrey Preece rode Mrs. H. L.
Pierce's chestnut geding Panama, and his
performance left nothing to be desired He
put in second place Miss II. d. Atterbury
beautiful Kildare. with William McGibbon
up. Metropolitan took the yellow ribbon
an II. c.
T.. T. Stotesbury's' four roadsters, which
he showed 10 pole in Glass a. were a splen-
did collection. Lugano and Como were
chosen to wear the blue, but they had tc
be on their best behavior 10 beat II. y
Baine's Frances Balm and Klnster Maid
which were placed ahead OF Norcata and
Ruby.
All OF the ralbirds agreed with the
judges in the tandem class for ponies. Mrs
f. C. Bowen's brown geldngs Masterpiece
and Masterkey. dimpled and plump and
glossy, fairly carried the spectators By
storm. Little Nipper, jr., and Maid o
Irvington would have won in any other
collection. for they were nearly as fine as
their show competitors. Mrs. George w
Lederer drove a well behaved rather plair
pair called Time and Tide.
Sixteen horses answered the bugle cal
in the class for women saddlers. There
were plenty Of champions among them. too
as well as some who had never won z
blue ribbon. and others who probably never
will The judges picked Indian Flower Il
wear the blue Mrs. w A. McGibbon':
Rosalie, which won the novice class, was
likely candidate as was Mrs. George w
Lederer's Yvonne Sherry. little mare
which has all OF the chic which her name
suggests She was ridden by Miss Belle
Beach. who was quite as chic in cutaway
coat and a twice around cravat.
\ big disappointment was in store fol
the railblrds who had looked forward tC
the debut OF new one which Jack Don
nelly was credited with having up hi:
sleeve. Even Mr.. Hartman was sanguine
and II was believed that another Nola
was about to spring forth I'm the novice
harness class. But the Judges quite over.
looked Bellvtlle, the newcomer. and picked
William II. Moores Vida Fayre and Oak
wood u wear the blue and the red rib
bons What looked like the "one best
bet" To quote an enthusiastic attache, wa,
NJ. G. Byerss bay geldlng Billy g., which
received orly an II. c.
Glass AS had three-score entries and