New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-07-27
Military Jumpers Shy at
Martial Music. but Soon
Settle Down.
MY BUTTERFLY WINS BLUE
Miss Thompson Riaes Algoma
10 Victory for a Ribbon
and Silver Cup at Long
Pranch Show.


cure. Enibarta Cd insist OH carrying Miss
MAJ Thompso. az breskneck speed
,-oard the rack every time he lodged a
fsrc. instead OF going over y. Those
who rsmemtc-ca the slaughter Of .he in
rocens g. former wears Areathcd a sigh
n relief when the horses were called into
N. rlns To-. ,he dral lnspecton and there
had been no serious accidents.
Miss Thompson. who is one Of the
,luckiest women riders in the show ring,
rode Alzoms, C-om the Blenheim Farms,
20 victory. pretty chestnut mare called
1rish Nora. from the same stables car
,4ed away tho ved riUhoI. Mrs. J. J.
ppopohue showed Merry Widow and
LioE Heart, from the Donny3rook Farm
The widow Was not on Aor good beha-
ylor but Lion Heart captured third prize.
lance J Hyde offered q elive- trophy
y, addition - TN" N"' 5rst prize This
-snt 10 Mss Thompson. IS rider 81 the
Winning horse.
NJ Butterfly the beautiful chestnut
mare that went through from novice 10
champion at rhe Plainheid show. APP
.borses. The mare IS now the property Of
Mrs. George Walen. who showed her
yestsrday. Jack Bowman rode DisTaeh
IRON the Little Farms, and tho :wo capt
rred the blue ycsott-. T. Vas NJ. Bow
mar who had he Obstruction ot bringing
MY Butterfly out when she made her
debuI. Miss THOMPSON rode Ny Blossom,
mia
Royal, she captured the red ribbon. Miss
II. D. Atterbury brought her nut brown
Kildare into the ring, and ". \. McG:bbon
was W on Patricia. After they had made
ne circuit Of the ring few times john
Il. Townsend. the Judge, spoke 20 Miss
Atte-6ury and said that lie had susp!-
clon her gclding was lame. As there was
no vet or the grounds, there was 10
enc % cay him nay or give an expert
opinion. Rather than have her peir
landicap ped. Miss Atterbury took Kildare
fror the ring.
Had q not been for this incident, Ny
Butterfly and DisraeN would not have
scored 80 easy a victory. FOR Mr.. McGio-
hin vas or Patricia, and she r. one OF the
1es, Lite mares on The circuit and q hard
one 70 beat
william Collier showed good one from
me stable Of Leeds and Lippincott ia the
open and heavyweight classes. This was
sultaua. who won the challenge cup last
yes- When the judges picked her 10
wear the blue every one agreed but or
ne other hand. most Of the spectators
.elieyed that Champ Clark should have
5seu further up IN the ribbons. Champ
Id manage TO step up ono when ne CON-
peted for the prize offered by J. j. O'Don-
,hue In the combination class. suitana IN
quite as good IN harness as she IS under
saddle, and Il was impossible 70 beat her
FOR flrst choice. Highland Fling won his
rec ribbon through his performance IN
sarness, for he was not impressive under
me pigskn. Champ Clark is q remark
ably snowy horse, and II looked as though
he was entitled 70 better than yellow
ribbon.
The military jumpers were not 30 Well
,chooled as one could wish. Some OF them
seemed 10 resent tho presence OF tho band,
Although the music was strictly OF mar
Eel order. Alden :. Blodgets bay gelding
" tice made a clean performance. VIII
@ s. Mitchelrs Charger and Dragon
X not unkindly 10 tho fences, and they
,tured q red and an II. c. W. Davis
nrad's Prince Arthur was inclined 20
,el az first. but when his owner finally
reed him over the jumps he took them
Ike a bird. The Jumps were over a brush
and bars at Q feet inches.
Emil seeIigs Royal Victor and Royal
Victoria had a waIkover In the exhibition
y pairs 20 demi-mails, stanhopes or spi-
ier phsetons. Here appointments and
carriages were half the battle, and Felix
". Warburg sent his black pair Wooc-
ard Empress and woodland Duchess,
INTO the ring put 10 a mail instead OF
lenni.nail. They walked right In, but
hen Charles Bsudouine saw them, they
med around and walked right out
un.
hey came into their own. however,
Z The tour-in-hand class, where they APP
. red In the lead, with Woodland Lily
a. Woodland Countess In the wheel.
Ia X Donnelly drove HobcAv, Henry OF
Ma varrs and Royal Victor and Victoria
In front OF Mrs.. Maud seeligs coach, al
.A4ugh the wheelers tried TO climb up
~. leaders backs. Mr.. Donnelly straight
en,u them out. however. and won the
red. Mr.. Seelig handled Jack and Lady
Grace ahead of Sport and Sporting Maid
and yellow fell TO their lot
Royal Victoria was right in her element
in the ladies' phaeton class, In which she
has won innumerable blues. Miss Louise
Van Wyck drove the mare in this clase
Yesterday, and although she had to COM
pete with Mrs. c. Cecil Filters Sporting
Extra. winner OF similar exhibition last
year she managed to add another bit OF
azure TO her string. The awards follow:
Class "a novice harness horses, exceeding
ls;s hands: hrEt prize, $50; second prize, s2o'
first; lehman Strauss b. g ROB Roy see
isird. Moses @. Byers's b. 6. Billy; fourth
Art Maud soeiig's Blk. m. spring Maid
Class % ponies under saddle, is2 and no:
breeding iB.2 hands; hrst prize, $50; second
esre' second Mss. 81. Manloyes br. 3. pif
ndshce; third, Norwood Riding club Stables
en- n Fall: fourth, Y. Gsddis Plumb b. 8.
Class 81 SADDLE horsss, 10 hands and over.
up % carrying not less than 200 pounds: hTs,
Prize so. second prize, sSS)-Ffrst, Leeds q
ssstppHhcvtl en- IA. Sultbndi eecoho. i.itt!e
sar'nt Oh. e. Disrseii. third, J. y, RoIiras
p 9 Matchful; fourth. Emil seeiiss eh. y.
champ CLARK
Class ,haraess horses, over i42 and no,
exceeding 10 hands; first prize, $50; second
Rriss S2bl-Firtt. Mrs. g. Cecil Filters eh. ~.
rsadorH Queen: second Emil seeliss en-; q.
.EneTgy' miro John Doyle's r. IN. Queen Helen;
teyYth, Email Seelig'G cl.. q. Enterprise.
tass IS Dumping military horses; 10 be
s1g"n over six jumps, bars and brush, Ieet
y inches high, riders must be IN uniform hrst
Rrizs SIS; second prize sS6)--F First, Alden 5.
Slocstts b. e. justices second. Willian
1rg,ngleT Miichelrs ,. g. Chsrgeri thire. W