New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-28
MILITARY MOUNTS At
MORR|STOWN SHOW
CHARGER Ridden by William
SpingIer Mitchell Gets
Blue Ribbon.
HoNoRs FOR MooMBLOSS0M
Hiss Mary Pyne's Champion
Hunter Again Shows Her
Mettle in Exhibition
Over Jumps.

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every part of its picturesque GROUNDS 'he
Field Clubs Horse Show at MorristoWh
y. j., came TO a close yesterday al'e'-
noon. The programme was the best eN''
offered since the club was organized SIX
teen wears ago II sparkled with quality
from beginning TO end. and as many OF
the classes were designed for high class
runners the exhibition was replete with
thrills.
Military horses, mounted ty officers
played an important part, arouslng un-
usual excitement when they were put
through their PAGES and ridden at top
speed to the stif obstacles. which were
I'm most cases cleared in whirlwind style.
Charger. a particularly good type or
army horse. rich bay I'm color captured
the honors I'm the class for officers cha"g-
ers and military mounts. Charger was
ridden by his owner William Spinsler
Mitchell. First Cell. with Captain w. \.
BRYANT in the saddle. was second. with
No T. a powerfully built brown ge'd'ng'
owned by the 1st Squadron. lst Cavalry,
National Guard OF New York. third.
The three placed horses stood out by
themselves III lnlS fNHlbitl'i'' N"'N' 80
tracted a big field Of entries.
Moonblossom and Miss Mary Pyne again
triumphed. The handsome brown mare
won the champion hunters and jumpers
class showing decidedly clever perform
nnce as she dashed around the ring. TAX
ing the fences in her stride.
Others 10 show in this contest were Mer-
~ Widow, Gloversvllle, RockcresS, lsnow
and Lion Heart. Each of the forenamed
horses Jumped brilliantly particularly
Gloversvlle, which was ridden by his
owner. Arthur Fowler. Moon blossom was
the last to answer the bugle call. and in
view OF the magnificent showing OF the
other contestants II was imperative That
she show a remarkable exhibition to
have a fighting chance for championship
honors. Never before did the brown mare
show the flight Of speed and jumping
qualities she possessed yesterday. MISS
Pyne sent her mount about the task in
determined manner. The pair fairly flew
over the fences and the applause was
hearty when the award went TO the entry
fom the Upton Pyne Stable. Gloversvilie
won the reserve.
horse class. riding that consistent winner.
Nickel Plate. Patricia and Nickel Plate
as r. pair, were easy victOrs in the class
for saddle horse pairs.
Arthur Fowler barely escaped bad
accident in the Corinthian class. open 70
qualified hunters. Gray Day, "a. his
mount, crashed into the first fence.
\ high brush. throwing Mr.. Fowler over his
E(neck While the rider was on the ground
Vhe tugged at the reins 10 restrain the
horse from running away, and the bride
slipped off. Before any further damage
could be done attendants caught Gray
Day and led him out Of the rims.
Class Al Jouallaed hunters. up 20 carrying
I65 pounds 10 hounds; performance. confor-
nation and style OF jumping considered i
Won by Arthur Fowlers ch. e. GloversviIe'
M Merry widow. 16 hands. aged. second
X. r. Schley's Oh. e. lsnow: 1"8 hands.
years. third; Arthur F0wis ,or, en-. g. ROCK
Class 81 Gponies under saddle. 49, hands
or under: prize offered by George =. Chis-
holm)-woh by Mary stevens Chapin's On. &
Jenks's blk m. Frills. 1928 hands. aged. sec
ond Miss Mary S; Stevens b 9. D%rraq'
22h HANGS a i bsnd. i, rssT. fourth
class (harness horses; open 10 all: over
1872 hands)-won by Frank Il. Pa mer $
b. g. Caisdor. 10 hands. years; lrvington
Farm's CHI. &. Irvington Prince. 15.3% hands.
years second. Otto II. Kahn's ch. &. Comet,
1871 hands. years. third; Moses q. byers
CHI e. Ixion. 10 hands. years. fourth.
Glass SO (pairs Of saddle horses, prize
offered by Bexley Hocombe)-Won by Miss
II. d. Atterbury's Patricia and NICKEL Plate
Otto H. Kahns Golden Rod and Button
dor, second: Lakans Farms Green cora
and Pegsie Mack, third.
Class SO (qualihed hunters. Corinthian
Glass; ridden by members Of recognized
hunt club in hunting costume: conformation
% per cent: performance. 10 per cenD--Won
by Donnybrook Farms Lion Heart. br. g.
ie2 hands. aged: Arthur Fowlers GloveTs-
Upton Pyns Stables The Whale. b. g.. le ?
hands. third; K. B. Schley's Isnow, CHI. g.
1913 hands. fourth.
1872 hsnds)-Won by Mrs. Paul Moore
Kara Dr. m. 1871 hands. years; Mrs. Thee,
Cocheau. ira. Jim Dandy. oh. g., 1872 hands
il years. second Whippany Farms Simon
the Jester. b. g.. 1872 hands. o years third.
Glass 81 ponies IN harness. 142 hands or
under)-Wcn by Miss Dora W. Voishts
Harvester Gem, b. m. IL hands. years;
hands second: Miss Dora w. Voigts Sen
stor Jackson. oh. g.. II hands. years. third
Mrs Paul Moore's Daisy Lee. p. m, 40
Inches. years. fourth.
Glass pairs Of roadsters; horses only con
sidered. prizes offered by Grant B. schley)-
Won By A. NJ. Guerius and James Bathgate
strongs Jack and Billie. second. Mrs. Clare
Au,rbachs Comet and George c.. third.
Class Al military teams Jumping; prize Of.
fered BY A. A. Fowlerl-Won nv Lieutenant
Alfred W. Boorem and LIST Squadron. LIST Cav
airy n. G.. y. VS. Forager and No. 4; Thomas
Il. Clarke. jr.. and Leonard Suliivan's Sarinor
aud Cavalry, second; Corporal Harley l.. Stow
ellis Night and No. % third; LIST Battery Farm
and Lieutenant Leonard u. Smiths Joan OF
Arc and Easter Sunday fourth.
Class IS SADDLE horses over 49, hands open
20 all: Irize offered by Seth E Thomas, Jr)-
Won by Miss H. d. Atterbury's Nickel Plate.
Proud Prince, blk g. 10 hands. second: Miss
MARY s. stevens's March Wind. Oh. g.. 1873
hands, 8 years. third; Miss II. d. Atterburys
Kildare, Or. T., 1873 hands years. fourth.
sidered; amateurs 20 drive: ladies allowed 10
per cenO--Won by Miss Anne Il. Bradley s
Pepper. r m. and salt. r. e.: walter ID.
Briggs Fl. b. g. and Sport, b g. seGSnd =,
ball; conformation. 25 per cent; hardness. IS
per cent: prize offered by A. De Barry and
Charles Bradieyl-Won by +. II. Kinnecutt 3
b. x. Rock Candy post entry; Jesse Metcalf' $
9. freshman. third: A. Haynes D. e. spurway'
fourth.
mounts)-won by William spingler Mtchelis
n e. charger; Captain w. A. Bryants br. &.
I'irst Call. second: First Sergeant. LIST Cav
airy NJ G.. y. Us No. 4, third; Lieutenant
Leonard b. Smiths eh. m. Easter Sunday
fourth. -, -
class 81 Chunt teams open TO all; cups TO
winning teaml-Won by Essex Fox HOUNDS
Gloversville. Roekcrest and 1snow; Somerset
Besgies' Mconhlossom' vanity ana n Myop,a'
second; Essex Hunts No. ? Golden Picture
Tn, Whale and Perfection, third
REILLY HOLES OUT IN ONE