New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-11-20
How the Judges Awarded
Blue Ribbons at ShOW

a winner from the first. Georg Won Kar-
lowskl rode him 10 victory, and Dr.
Hickey was chosen TO wear the red.
Percy Drury, on Seton Boy, bore away
the yellow and this left only a white for
Mr. McGibbonss Eelding.
W. VI. v Honman's Teneriffe, 2I9.
won notable victory in the exhibition
Of trotters with records OF 2:3o or better.
lie defeated Brother Spier, 2:ls, from the
stable Of r. 7. Stotesbury which won
similar class last year, and Robert
GOelets Gail Constantine, 2:29N, a hand
some mare. which does not yet know the
etiquette OF the show ring. George p.
Urban's Peter Pilot. 2:2!l.. by Peter the
Great. went unplaced, the fourth choice
falling on Robert l., Jr.. 2l3l2. plain
horse. with considerable speed In the
ring
Harry Payne Whitneys little daughter
Joan drove the winner in Class SO, which
called for ponies not exceeding l2.2 hands.
She handled Princess Cardiff, from he
stable OF William H. Moores. a beautiful
little mare. with splendid manners. Miss
lJOIptNg + - M lObh N4lt ifN AA'A'li 'AA''
Dousy. a gray mare, from the stable Of
Mrs. John Gerken Miss Elizabeth kolh
took the yellow with Pan Dandy, and the
white went 10 Mrs. II. J. Graham's Touch
Me Not, with little Charlie Trusttum at
the reins. Touch Me Not had more speed
than any Of the other entries.
The awards follow:
Class l25 hunters in competition for the
MaClay cup. must have been hunted al
least eight times during the season OF
1911 and 1912 with some recognized pack OF
hounds, performance TO count 10 per cent
conformation y per cent; To be rlddeu by
amateurs. members OF recognized nunO
First, =. \. Clark's ch. m. Flying
Machine: second, Glen Riddle Farms b.
& Willow King. ridden by s. W Riddle:
third. Mrs. Adam Becks b. <. frontehac =
fourth. Miss Mona Dunn's b. &. comet
ridden by Lieutenant &. H. LabOuCherc.
Glass % pony stations. years old or
over, exceeding II and not exceeding AZ
hands; first prize, 500; second prize, 500
third prize So - First, Willeshrook
Farms b. s. Horace Junior; second,
Sandy Point Farms b. S. Sandy Point
Confidence, third, Althea Farms ch. 5.
lrvingtOn Look-in.
Class Is shetland brood mares; must be
registered; not TO exceed i6 inches; must
be In foal or. have produced a foal IN
1912: first prize $50: second prize, go,
third prize s2Oj-First, Charles II.
Bunn's blk. m Kancette; second, Charles
Il. Bunns blk M Ovilta; third. George
4. Heyls blk. M. Priscilla; fourth, MISS
Grace Wattss br. m. FrOlc
Class II hackney stations, years old;
FIRST prize, 500. second prize, $780, third
prize. s25)-First, Willsden Farms CHI. 3.
Aaron; second, William du Points oh. 5.
Hackney Horse Farms oh. 5. Jesse;
fouth. Althea Farms CHI. s. Irvington
Look-in.
Glass 10 (hackney stations, years old;
first prize. 500: second, prize, $50. third
prize. S.by-First, William du Points en-.
S. Chief Inspector; second, Glenbrae
Hackney Studs Montpelier Conquest;
third, Wilisden Farms CHI. $. Hayerford:
fourth, Charles II. Hamilton's b. $. Grand
View Senator.
Glass ! Thoroughbred stations; years
old or over; 10 be Judged by their appedr-
ance In the ring and their ability to Inn
prove the breed OF horses for general
use: racing performance not to be re-
gdrded first prize, $500; second prize, 500;
third prize sJ0)-First, Osceola Stables b.
D. Uncas Chief: second, Frank q. Thorn
sons b. S. Chiffon: third. Troop DIS blk.
s. Water Color; fourth, James w. Webb's
Class l13 (horses suitable to become
hunters, not over years OF age; up To
carrying 200 pounds TO hounds; first prize,
500: second prize. $50; third prize so
second. Glen Riddle FARMS ch. g. Misty
Morn; third, Ralph Ellis's b. m. Bedelia;
fourth Ralph Ellis's b. m. Nora.
Glass A. (pairs Of harness horses. over
Isl hands and not exceeding 1873 hands;
first prize, $50; second prize, SIS: third
prize, S35)-F1rst j. Campbell Thompson's
oh. m. Nestledown's Moonshine and Mes
tledown's Lady Friar; second. Philip Liv-
ingston's b. <. Grangelt and Gongelt;
third, James McLean's br. x, Wldhre and
b. m. Gypsy Queen: fourth, j. Campbell
Thompsons br. 4. Nestledown's Storm
King and Nestledown's Cambridge King.
Glass 80 SADDLE horses. over 49, hands
and not exceeding 49, hands: four years
old or over. up to carrying 200 pounds
and must not carry less than this In the
ring: first prize, 500: second prize, $50;
third prize. s25)-First. Georg Gustav
Rohlig's CHI. &. Avoca; second. Gilbert a.
Harvey,s Oh. 3; Or; Hickey; third c:
fourth. w. A McGibbon's b. &. on Time.
Glass "a (tIotters. with records of 2.3O
or better: all horses must be standard and
registered first prize. $50; second prize,
SIS: third prize. $35)-First, w. NJ. v. Hoff-
mans oh. &. Tenerifre; second. Y: 7.
stotesbury's b. &, Brother Spier; third,
Robert Goelets CHI. M. Gail Constantine;
fourth Arthur c. Hensler's b. g. Robert
L., jr.
Glass So harness ponies. not exceeding
1872 hands; ponies TO count 60 per cent,
appointments 40 per cent; 10 be driven
by boys or girls, amateurs, under twelve
years old; first prize, 80; second prize,
Moore's br. m. Princess Cardiff; second,
Miss Dorothy Flynn's or. m. Dousyi third,
Miss Elizabeth Kolb's blk. 5. Pan Dandy;
fourth, Mrs II. J. Graham's CHI. m.
Touch Me-Not.
Class 81 (Pairs of harness ho~ses' to be