The evening world., 1912-11-18

will not be seen in action. which Ii to
be regretted. He has fine stable OF
hunters and jumpers and has won blue
ribbons all through Europe. He handles
a four. hand with the skill OF Call
fornia stage driver In the days OF -.
which Is nearly as great a compliment
as a blue ribbon. When c. w. Watson
took his horses over to London two
years ago he was obsessed with cud-
chewing handlers and drivers. He
couldn't frisk a color. A mutual friend
got the baron to drive and 10! 1t rained
blue ribbons on Watson.
Col. p. A. Kenna OF the British army.
aide to the King and one OF His Ma
jesty's greatest soldiers. 10 immensely
popular with society. He Ii popular
with the railbirds. too. He wears q
Victoria Cross and has a d. s. O..
When he rides all eyes are in the
arena. and he rode more than
once Saturday afternoon and night
Like most Of the greatest English
soldiers the Colonel Is Irish.
HAckNEYs SHOW BETTER
CLASS THAN LAST YEAR.
In to-day's Judging. J. Campbell
Thompson's Nestledon's Moonshine took
the blue ribbon and champion cup for
class. William Du Points Kirkburn
Lady was second. The hackneys we're
IN the ring most OF the morning. and
In the opinion OF the horsenen are better
this year than last. The cup winner
was the pick of four classes. two win
ners OF each class participating.
Glenavon Carmen was awarded first
prize and Lady Burns second for the
two-year-olds; Miss Peggy Rickell was
first and Dilham Princess second In the
three-year-olds: Nestledow WINS Moonshi
and Lady Kilburn were the first and
second in the first class and Ryedaie
Gerby and Cation Tinker Bell, first and
second In the second class.
The eight horses competed In the final
class. Nestiedown's Moonshine was for
merly Moonsh!ne. Her breeder Is w. b
Coutts. Lady Kiiburn Is sired by Polo
Mus and dam Roulette. Her breeder ID
Il. w. Buttle.
The hour between . ana 10 O'Clock il
given to schooling horses on the tan
bark and to-day there was big as.
senhlage In the arena. United State'
officers were there as early as o'clocs
putting their horses through then
PAGES. sending them over the jumps ans
getting them into condition for the pro
urinary later. and the big intern tion =,
contest tonight Among others In tn,
arena for practice during the morninl
were Capt James r.. Shelly aud Lieut.
g. w. Winfree. Mrs. Charles r. Hubhs
Miss Dorothy Hubs and Hon. Foo
Ramsey.
Mrs. IT. p. Van Emden has come al
the way from Amsterdam to write al
the Horse Show for De Prinzs. She 4
waiting patiently for the internationa
contest tonight. She says that II tn
Holland Hussars win and the band play
the national anthem OF her country
some one will have to hold her or sb
will go straight up In the air.
william Whites Oxford was awarde'
the blue ribbon for hackney stations
Changuo Squire Of EGsnore Farm re
ce,ving second award, oxford Is out o
Portia by Cadet. Ills breeder Is Georg
II. Eearle. Changue Squire is sired b.
, Noroury Lightning. dam Miss Rosador
Osborn gets a mortgage on the caMeng
| cup for this class.
For Clydesdale fillies. Lady Lnstrou
received first award; second, Shalloel
Mary: third. Lynette. and fourth. Doll.
Gay. For mares, Haryeionston Baroness
wa1 sdjudSed drst Pearl Of Tairesl<