New-York tribune., 1912-04-19
HORSE SHOW A MAGNET
Big Crowd Turns Out for the An
nuaI Exhibition in Brooklyn.
RIBBONS FOR JUDGE MOORE
Lord and Lady Seaton Capture
a Blue Rosette in the Class
for Tandems.

l A big crowd turned out for the opening
OF the twentieth annual horse show at the
Brooklyn Riding and Driving Club las
night As usual, the ra!lbirds took "
their points OF vantage early in the even
ing. but It was not long before the boxes
and galleries were occupied, and when the
| bugle called the maiden harness horses tc
| the ring standing room was at premium
The early part OF the evening was devoted
to the novice classes J. Sumner Draper's
Satire and Baronet had things pretty much
their own way in the exhibition of maiden
harness horses and the only difficulty
seemed TO be where 70 place the blue. The
| Judges finally decided in favor of Satire
the red going to the showy Baronet. VIII
/ lam II. Moores substantial Royal oak had
! to be content with a yellow ribbon.
! The spectators had chance to see just
! how good Mr. Diapers pair were when
! they appeared to pole in tho next class
| opposed 10 William H. Moore's champions
! Phyllis and Menella They did not defeat
the wonderful pair. but they did win red
rosette. being placed ahead Of James Nc
Leans Leader Of Fashion and Fashionable
Lady and Emil Seeg's Conduct and Con-
ductor
! The maiden saddle horses under l5.l
hands were a good looking lot and q
chestnut thoroughbred named Sir Bedouin,
from tho SeqIatogue Farms. seemed to be
the favorlte with the spectators. Sir Bed
ouin was in the hands OF Emile Antony,
and he made a splendid showing. He is an
attractive animal with four white stock
lngs and n blaze face. The blue went TO
Mark Hanna, however, dainty chestnut
gelding from the stable Of Emil Seelig.
Trying out the entries in the ladies'
phaeton class is always John r. Town
sends delightful duty. He showed an i'm
partiality in this class last evening and
gave every horse trial and each fair
driver chance TO take a little ride with
him Mrs. A. T.. Keller drove Lady Seaton,
and 1t was "A foregono conclusion that she
would win from the moment she stepped
into the ring Mrs. John r. Gerken sat be-
hind Rillington Nimble, and as Lord Sea-
ton was not shown, the bay mare capt
ured the red ribbon Mrs. Philip Living
ston took a yellow with the old favorite
Grangelt, and the white went TO Emil See
lig's Climax, which was i'm the hands Of
Miss Van Wyck.
Pairs OF saddle horses the property Of one
owner was an interesting class, which
brought out entries from the stable of Mrs
Charles Hubb. Godfrey Preece and Il. B.
Spring Emil Antony and Miss Marjorie
| Hubb rode the winners. Fantasy and Molly
Bawn, from the Sequatogue Farm, &c 'rey
| Preece's Kensngton King and Dr. Garner
| were second with Miss Louise Beaver
! Webb up on the Doctor Mrs, James B.
| Mckay and James Schwciger rode Alsa
Page and Cornelia King. a pair of long
tailed me:oi tom tie slaUls u = S.
Castles and F.. Il. Spring.
Judge Moore drove his Lord and Lady
seaton to victory in the tandem class. The
beautiful pair were at their best, and it
was impossible to beat them, although
James McBeans brown geldings, Leader Of
| Fashion and Sir Rossitcr. made a splendid
showing and captured second prize.
The summaries follow:
Class IA (naiden harness horses. 142 hands
or over first prize. $50; second prize. 500
First. j. Sumner Diapers br. IN. Satire; sec
ond. J. Sumner Diapers br. <. Baronet; third.
William II. Moores Dr. &. Royal Oak: fourth,
James McLoans ch. IN. Barbara.
Class 30 maiden saddle horses 1i2 hands sad
not exceeding l5.l haudss: first prize. 500; sec
ond prize. S20-F'irst, Emil Seelig's ch. z.
MHTh tidHudt h'tOAls oeiudlObue + arm y Ct *.
Sir Bcdouin third, Miss Laura Hust MUIR br.
N. Lady Parlais; fourth. BduarI Kings b. <.
Bunkie Wheeler
Class pairs OF harness horses IA and not
exceeding l51 hands; FIRST prize. $50. second
prize, S2O)--First, William II. Moore's Dr. ms.
Menella and Phyllis; second. j. Sumner Drap-
ers Baronet and satire. third James McLean's s
br. <. Leader of Fashion, and br. m. Fashionable
Lady: fourth, Emil Seellgs b. gs Conductor and
Conduct.
Class n Gnaiden saddle horses over 151
hands. first prize. $50; second prize. $20)-First.
Mrs NJ. Barretts ch. M. Redlight; second Mrs.
George w LedererB br m. Yyonne Sherry;
third, b. $. Castle and r. B. Springs blk. m.
Naughty Marietta. fourth, Godfrey Freezes
Oh. x. kensingtOn King.
Class 9 0ades phaeton horses; manners TO
count % per cent; ladies 10 drive; first prize,
$50; second prize. S20j-First, William II.
Moore's b. III. Lady Seaton: second, j. Sumner
Draper's b. m. Riington Nimhe third. Philip
Livingston's b. &. Tranget. fourth. Emil Seeligs
ch. x. Climax
Class % pairs OF saddle horses the property
of the same owner; ono TO be ridden by man
and the other by woman: side saddle to be
used: first prize, 500; second prize, 2Ol-Flrst.
Sequatogue FARMS CHI ms. Fantasy ann Molly
Bawn, ridden by Emil Antony and Miss Mar
jorie Hubbs: second Godfrey Preeces Kensing-
ton King and Or. Garner ridden by Mr.. Preece
and Miss Louise Beavor-Webb; third, b. s.
Castles and E. g. Springs ch ms. Ailsa Page
and Cornea King, ridden by Mrs. James B.
Mckay and James Schweiger.
Glass II CAMDEN horses. wheeler to be over
142 hands first prize. s75. second prize, $50
First. William H. Moores b. g. Lord Seaton and
b. m Lady Seaton: second James McLeans
br. Ss Leader OF Fashion and Sir Rossiter; third,
AVl.,ar a. Team NfrafN