New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-11-17

of fourteen heavy harness horses which
came under the head of novices. Most Of
them had won plenty OF blue ribbons, but
as the national show recognizes only Its
own awards as just cause for elimination
from the novice classes they were still
/ novices. William II. Moore showed his
two new hackney horses, Rykon and Rae
/ burn, which have been so heralded. Mr..
Moore drove Rykon, which proved to be
something OF a disappointment to the
/ railbirds, and Raeburn was in the hands
! OF George Chipchase. Rykon paid his
first visit 10 America early In the season,
! but Mr. Moore took him back to his
native land for the olympic show, where
he took a yellow ribbon. The reason for
! this was given as d lack Of work. lie
scored in conformation, however, being
much finer than his stable companion. j.
| Summer Diapers Satire took the yellow
ribbon, and this left only an III. G" for
! Pandora Queen. The Queen was pretty
At, and many had picked her for the
i winner There were fifteen entries In the
I class, and all answered the rollcall save
| Reginald c.. VanderDilt's brown mare
! SiIheld LILLE. In the collection were Mrs.
/ n. r. Remsen Coles Nestledown trio,
! Performer. Miss Marion and Garonne; j.
Sumner Diapers BaTonet and Mrs. julius
s Walsn's bay gelding Honor Bright
trott!ng bred gelding.
! Novice saddle horses had twenty erl-
tries and seventeen representatives. Most
I Of the horses were old campaigneFs'
though there were one or two that were
new to the rail birds. Seton Girl was IN
this class. she is a recently imported
| thoroughbred from the stable Of c. Doug
las Franks. and while she was rather
! plain, she had easy gaits and good man
ners. She was handled by Miss Laura
/ stanly. Miss Hubbs showed FANTASY
chestnut mare from the Sequatogue faIHl'
! which Il q great favOrite In the Cllg VI
| Churches Fantasy made a good impress
sion. and II was rather surprise when
| she failed 10 get in the ribbons MISS
| q D. Atterbury rode Patricia, chest
| nut mare. which made her debut at ram
/ field last June. Patricia mas wonder
| f,I front. but II was the general opinion
when she war shown In the summer that
she lacked quality behind. Now no one
corld find any fault with her, or II they
, o,d they would be indeed hard to please.
, she easily outshone anything in the ring
end when the Judges picked her to wear
the blue their. decision was greeted by
a round OF applause. Miss Claire A.
, Knapp's dear little Zu.al looked IKE
| candidate for second honors, but the
Judges PASSED her over and save the REQ
IN Miss MARGARET Rouss's Merry count
ess. Zulal was in the hands OF l. r.
| Realty. and she made a splendid snow
ing Her one fault seemed TO be a Iach
of hook action.
| Another award that received the audible
endorsement Of every one present was
that which COVE Robert Goelets sweet
i,,tIs chestnut mare Gail Constantine the
blue ribbon in the novice roadster IiasS'
Call has been O well known winner Oh ''o
local tracks during the matinee seaSoi''
~ this is the frst time that enc nae
been In a real show ring.
The class was one OF the best POSSIBLY
.hn hest ever seen in the Garden pu'
Calls quality and gaits placed her !"
cIass all by herself from the Hoiiie"'
sbs entered the ring. She has "ohuel
fuJ coat Of chestnut hue and satih sHeeti'
nerfect manners and plenty OF speou'
a. coslet drove her, and every morse
nan an the Garden envied him the pos
! sossion of the equine beauty Mahloi
,tr,,Les the old Speedway faVorlte'
which william NJ. V. HOFFMAN recen'iy
purchased from Joseph GibDohs' "a'
another likely candidate. lie 100 noe
.nead and quality, and he showed wen
a. the hands of Fred Costello. Mahion
Vukes has several blue ribbons "hlch
he von in roadsters' classes at the Speeu-
~, horse shows. He met his Waterloo
,,her he met Gail. however, and II Ioohs
as though every roadster. even 10 Tue
mlghtiest, will have TO look 10 ms iau' ols
IL he meets this new queen OF 'he SUI"
ring. Thomas Powers's Arladhe anu D
ward w. Kearney's Austral Maio 'ooH
.hird and fourth honors Others that "e,e
| shown were Peter Pilot, Alfred Ma0i"S
DalIs Olcott. Horatio Bain's Frances
Rain and Derby Lon and Dottillion iioi'
the stable of Arthur c. Hensier,
| children's ponies not exceeding lI'L
hands brought out some suDs .'"'
mounts that looked like dimlhuuVe
horses and others that were merely cum
ming but not practical. Dorothy w
Flynn's Donsy was a good looking little
mare. which was formerly owned oS
Edward Gerken Violet, her stable COM
panion. is now the property OF Thohihs
l.. Flynn. They were chosen Tor .ne
red and the yellow rosettes, the piue
going to James Dooley, jr's' irish Rose,
The youngest rider in the ring was MISE
| Constance Regan, aged five. she was
mounted on spottie, aged four ana i
was the debut of both Of them MISE