New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-30
CROWD FL0CKS TO SHOW
Bio Gathering at Horse Exhibit
tion by the Sea.
BARON BROWN A WINNER
Veteran Gelding Captures Leg on
Patten Challenge Cup, Beat
ing Prince Charming.


ter a four days exhibition. Every one
seemed bent on making amends for the
neglect with which King Horse had been
treated during the week, and one of the
largest crowds ever seen at the park filled
the grandstand. paddock and lawns.
The coaching race has always been the
feature of the final days exhibition, but
little enthusiasm was shown yesterday, and
this was attributed 10 the fact that there
were only two entries. These were from
the sane stable one we'll known horse
man on the grounds declared that the re- al
reason was the suffering which the ami
mails endured fir a coaching race, where
nothing was considered but reaching the
goal i'm record time II IS not easy TO
arouse enthusiasm over the spectacle Of
four spent horses Cragging their weary
legs into the ring Fortunately the condi-
tions stipulatc that the horses must be
driven at q trot in the race for the "Old
Sport" challenge cup. but when Jack Don
nelly wheeled his four into the ring III
twcnty-four minute after leaving sea-
bright the off wheeler seemed much dis
tressed and when the check reins were
released all four stood with hanging heads
and showed every inclination OF remaining
right where they were.
Ito inning tour are the property of Miss
MAJ Zig. Eugene Won Bach drove the
four led the stable Of Emil Seeng. They
fnishcT -Lrce minutes behind their op-
ponoats bur when they got in the ring
they were apparently in good condition.
Emil SeClig won a leg on the cup last year,
but under the conditions t must ne won
twice by the same exhibitor before it he
comes his property.
Baron Brown. brown gelding which. is
nearly old enough 10 vote. wou a leg on
the Patten challenge cup and defeated a
number Of champion gig horses. The Baron
truly is a regal looking animal. and the de-
cision was a popular one. although it put
in the background Prince CharminE with
De Witt c.. Flanagan az the reins. Among
those who went unplaced were King of the
West. IIobeau. Royal Victoria and Ma
hoeany Jay.
The sunrise Of the day came I'm the judy
ing Of the harness pairs not exceeding 15.2
hands. The judges have consistently with
stood the charms of Prince Charming and
the dash Of Kentucky all the week. and
vet. 10 the surprise of every one. they
gave them the coveted tri-color rosette, the
reserve going 10 King and Queen Of the
west. Illltt 'Ildl IliilE - d man MN
over the height called for. but Kentucky
on the other hand, is "a quarter of an inch
under the height and thTee-quarters Of
an inch smaller than his mate. In spite OF
this. the bay seldngs are a wonderfully
snowy pair. and the defect in gait. which
forced the Judges 10 gate Kentucky earlier
I'm the week was not apparent
George Watson. whose Florham Hack
ney Stud horses have made almost clean
sweep Of the honors. won the champion
class for pairs exceeding 1872 hands with
his big sixteen hand geldings Tip Toe and
To Notch. Knickerbocker Prince and
I ce Of Orange. joint property Of Emil
SeeMg and George King, took the reserve
10 the Blorham horses.
Shown in single harness. Tip Toe won
another Of the tri-color rosettes, defeating
that beautiful little mare Pet, owned by
John T. spratley.
II uliues were renewed between the
graceful Lady Debonaire and the gallant
Kildare and they continued 10 alternate for
first choice. With her owner. Mrs. ]. b.
Mckay, up. the Lady showed a splendid per-
Torrance In the class which called for side
saddles and Kildare which was handled by
Miss Atterbury. had to accept second hon
ors. Kildare came into the ring in the
gathering Of the champions evidently re-
solved 20 do or die.
The awards follow:
Class SEA SADDLE horses UP TO carrying 200
pounds prize eopl-Iirst 9eorg g Gus 61
Penheim's b.. &. Watehful; third. Miss II. D.
Atterburys br z kildare fourth Godfrey
class IS ponies in harness, 10 be driven by
women; professionals barred; local first prize
Wassermann's =. m. Morning Glory; second,
Mrs Frederick Lewisohns b z. Grasshopper;
third Mrs. Frederick Lewisohn's y. z Cricket:
fourth. Miss Helen Gertrude AleXandeTs ch. m
Glass (harness horses over 10 and not ex-
ceeding 1873 hands; first prize. $50; second
prize, S36D-FlTst, John T. Spratley's blk. m.
Jet. second De WIZ G Flsnagen's b: E
b. g. Hobcaw; fourth, L. Schin's br e.
Baron Brown
class SO SADDLE horses exceeding 15l hands.
TO be ridden by women using side saddles;
first prize, SO; second prize. S35)-First. Mrs.
J. 3 McKays Oh. M Lady DeboDair; second.
Miss Frances websteTs Oh. 2. Divinity;
fourth. Myron Il. Oppenheims en-. m. FahY
Queen. ridden by Miss Van Wyck
class SO champion saddle horses. first
prize. s1OOl-First. NJ I Schwartz's b. e.
Durham; reserve, George Watson's br. :. Flor
Class 80 champion saddle horses over 1862
hands First Miss II. ID. Atterburys br. T..
Kildare; reserve, Mrs. j. p. McKay's ch m.
Lady Debonair
Class 81 gig horses in competition for the
Patten challenge cup: must be won three
property)-First, Mortimer L. Schih's br. e
Baron Brown, reserve, De Witt G. Flanagan's
Glass Croadsters. horses 10 count 80 per
cent and appointments 40 per cent; FIRST prize.
b. Lorna Doone; second, E. T. stotesbury's
b. m Norcata: third. Z. T. stotesOurys b. m.
Ruby: fourth Edward Kearney. tr's. b. IN.
Princess Morel.
Glass 80 (hunters. 70 be shown over four
fences FIVE feet high, first prize. 500; second
prize s5O)-First Blenheim Farms b. e.
AlgOma: second. Henry Lawrence Bells gr. =
Pinkun: third. Bell-Air Farms b. m. Sans-a-
Tout; fourth Cue Clapp's b. e. Prince
class % (four-in- hands. in competition for
the "Old Sport" challenge cup; cup must be
won twice by the same exhibitor before 1t
becomes bis propertyl-F1rst. Miss Maud
Seeligs four. driven by Jack Donnelly; second.
Emil seeligs four. driven by Eugene Won
cIass as champion hunters and Jumpers;
Bell-Air FARMS b. m
eans-a- Tout. reserve. Blenheim Farms b. 3.
Ciass Is champion harness horses not exceed
ing IL hands: piize. sl0O)-First, Mrs. G Cecil
Titler's ch m. Pandora Queen reserve. Emil
c1Sss is CcSampion pairs Of harness horses ex-
ceeding 1872 hands. prize. SlVIl -flIsI PeoIse
Watson's b. gs Top Notch and TIP Toe reserve.
TmU seelig<s Knickerbocker Prince and Prince Of
Class - champion pairs OF harness horses not
exceeding 1872 hands. prize Sloo)-First. De
WITT G. Flanagan Prince Charming and Ken
lucky; reserve. Mortimer 1. Schhs blk < King
OF the West and blk. m. Queen or the West
class II champion harness horses exceeding
152 hands: prize. Slop)-f1rst, George watson 5
b. & Tip Toe; reserve. John T. spratleys blk
rfses 80 0alf-rnile race for galloways: first
rrize $75: second prize. S2o)-FlIst. +. J. kee
ian's ch. g. The Thief; second. H. W. Roses b.
n. Live Wire.
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