New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-04-19
MORE BLUES CO TO
JUDGE MOORE'S STABLE
Lord and Lady Seaton Win First
HonorS at Brooklyn
Horse Show.
PHAET0N CONTEST ALSO HIS
Prize Plate for Combination
Glass Won by Fantasy, from
Sequatogue Farm, with
Watchful Fourth.

Watchful Fourth.
Brooklyns interest In the horse showed
no abatement on the second evening OF
/ her horse show. The arena of the Riding
and Driving club on the edge OF Prospect
/ Park presented Familiarity animated
scene. ringed With fresh faces pecping
I from underneath shiny silk hats. touched
up here and there with the blue and gold
/ of military uniforms. rcdolent Of tanbsrk.
: Il eeomed much more AN intimate
/ family aIair than the great international
/ horse show nj Madison Square Garden.
/ but none the less manifestation Of that
same Vanity Fair to which graceful
horses lend themselves so appropriately.
The major interest az these BROOKLYN
shows does seem TO centre in the horse
! however. largely no doubt because the
ringside does not lend itself TO prone
/ uading particularly when 50 many lock
! 10 the entertainment a turned out last
night No vacant seats appeared IN the
/ boxes on the far side and the galleries
were comfortably hllcd while along the
J rail facing the main entrance the horse
fancers hung two and three deep, al
most blocking passage behind them TO the
other parts of the arena.
This congestion had something to do
probably with the passivity OF the audi
oucc under The soadins Of the turkey trot
music dispensed 10y the band. Shoulders
could bc seen Ranging u here and there
i'm dumb agony from their owners irabf-
itv to vault the rail and turkey trot oYeI
the tanbark But the horses. it seemed
with all that space al their disposal and
the lights and the audience, showed the
creafor self-restrsint Why they didn l.
an Of them throw conventional decorum
70 the winds and breas into the one-step,
as some of them really appeared to do
passed comprehension.
Blues for Judge Moore.
# speaks particularly well for them.
under the circumstances. that not one
cot the gate. They had Of course. some
splendid examples of equine dignity Ne
lore them to live up To. Judge Moore
aged" Lord and Lady Seatcn for IN
stance. which pranccG sedately OH WIN
the blue in the first class. that Tor pairs
of harness horses over e hands inches
and under Is hands inches. Lord ana
LADY seaton beat Emil Seelig's Leader oil
! Fashion and Corona. who won the req
in this cias. 81, Felix NJ. Warburs's
Woodland Empress and queen Oh inc
West which came in third
one Of the most exciting contests VI
the evening was that for the prize Oh
lplate. valued at 500. in the class for com
ibination harness and saddle horses. tbs
prize. offered by Abraham q Straus' must
be won twice by the same exhibitor De
fore becoming his property. ihe eleht-
year-old bay gelding Natchful no"
lovned bv Emil Seelig. had won II TWO
wears i'm succession. but on the first occa
sion he was owned 10y NJ. H. Oppenheim
and on the second by l.. NJ Ne"Gass'
Mr. Scelig had him entered FOR the honor
last night.
If. came. i'm fourth this year tah'asS
= chestnut mare belonging 10 Sequatosu"
Farm. came i'm first. George Gustav hoh-
ligs Avoca second. and Miss Margaret d.
| Rouss's Merry Countess third.
Miss Marjorie Hubbs riding Molly
! pavn Of Seouatogue Farm. carried on
the blue with her mount from held OF
men riders in the class for saddle horses
more than a hauos , inches ana not en-
ceeding Is hands
The summaries follow.
Pairs Of harness horses. over ~ hands ana
( u,'l'r ~ hands first prize 500 second prize,
] SOl-First " A. M0ores b g i"n 80.
! an$ b. m. Lady Seatog. second Emu seels
blk Leader OF Eashion ana o'h m ~ WOODLAND
J Emprcss and blA. m. queen OF me w.. 49,.
I saddle horses over a.. hands up % car ,e
/ 100 mounds ,frst priZc. 50. second Prize S-W
! First George Gustav Rohies en- :. AAoos
! second Mis EdVin Gates Babcoch biH'
! Woodford. third. Ms Charles /. HON
Westport. fourth G. Douglas trahN9 u
Model military mounts not over l5.3 hana,
/ 10 be- shown in hand by enlisted men III Ut'
/ form and 10 be judged for adaptaoiuty ~ nne
| IN any arm OF the service tlirst prlZe, c1p'
! second prize. cupl-First. Alden ; B.oose'
/ b. z Justice. second. squadron e farm o >
/ slogan. third. Seduatoguc Farm b. q fes
/ cock: fourth. W Davis Conrads o. = rr"'e
combination harness and saddle horses. "a :
nands or over. to be shown first 40 appropi
! ate vehicle to be embarrassed IN rins anu
Judged under saddle Mrst prize Plate E ,
| S2Jo)-F'rst. Sequatosue Farm 81. IT. "a
! tasy. second. George Gustav Rohlis c..
| Avoca third. Margaret Il. Rouss b. m MeIi9
/ Countess: fourth Emil Seelis's b. z. Waichfu
Pairs OF harness horses shown TO ladies'
! phaetons. manners 20 count - per cent .aSles
| 20 drive first prize $50. second prize s-Vl
First. W II. Moore's b. m. Whitehall Ariel
4 and b 9 Racbun: second. Emil Seoligs Blk
/ leader OF Fashion and blk. m. Corona: thlrd
I Felix NJ Xarburg's Blk. M Woodland Empress
and blk m Woodland Countess .
officers chargers and military mounts !" 10
10. hands high unlocked. to be ridden py
fmenbers OF any branch OF the army or ni1'ls
! i'm run dress uniforms FIRST prize cup seconf
prize. cup First Henry l.. Natsons en-.
! fhesaueaka: second. Alden :. Blodgett D.
/ Justice. third. : " Winfrce's b. X 'rahl'
I fourtb Charles McDougalIs br =. CoNinston.
! s,ddl. horses u.s. hands or over ladies I"
riIe using side saddles first prize, $40; see
ond prize S2Ol-FirsL u. l.. McGibhon. bib.
/ m vasara ridden by Mrs W o. Mc'iooon
! se.ond Harry j. Grahsms bib. : Proud
] Prince ridden ty Miss Louise Webb. third.
] NJ Edwin Gates Rsbcocks blk & Wood
! ord ridden by the owner fourth. Miss
D I,lfrieda 4 Wehers b. m. Lady Mary. ridden
! 10y owner -
! saddle horses. over IA hands and not ex-
/ .e.dine - hands Olrst prize. SO second prize
| S1n First Sequatoge FARMS ch. m. Molly
| Bavn ridden by Miss Marjorie Hubs: sec
! ond n g. McElwaine X cos b. m Patria'
; third Clairedale FARMS b. m. Iulsl; fourth,
/ NJ o. Rangers en-. N. Amorita.