New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-11-20
Glttering Glory and Sir
Evelyn Win Sherry Trophy

second choice. although it was nip and
tuck between Nmble and Summit, with
Miss Edith Beaver Webb at the reins.
Alfred Vanderbilt's entry was called Lady
Macley. She was handled by Miss Ellen
Rasmussen. who captured an ii. c. for
the owner OF Oakland Farm.
a wholly impractical. but wholly de-
lightful, class was that for pony four-in-
hands with three entries. George A.
Heyl whose ponies have made a clean
sweep I'm the midget classes, had four OF
his prettiest bays 10 diminutve coach.
and they wheeled with all the aplomb OF
the sixteen handlers. Miss Dora Voigts
four were second choice.
The awards follow:
Glass 3 irony stations. three years old or
over not exceeding IL hands: first prize, 500;
second prize. $50: third prize, s25)-Ffrst.
Broadview FARMS br. =. Dilhampton; second.
Broadlawn Farms ch. =. Recruit: third, Will
lam II. Moore's b. s. Bantam Klng fourth
Althca Farms b. Nipper.
Class "a tstallions. three years old or over.
exceeding IA hands and not exceeding AZ
Irize, s25)-First, the Wilsbrook FARMS b. .
Horace Junior; second. Theodore Raisz's br. s.
Hair Pin.
Glass 20 Shetland stations. to be shown
ond prize S75; third prize. S3ol-t1rst' George
Heyls King Largo and Priscilla, Princess
Largo and Don Largo; second: MISS P pi w:
third. Howard Starrett's b. 8. Punch and thFee
OF his get
Glass q shetland broodmares, not exceed
ing 40 inches; must be IN ioaI OF nave .epond
duced foal in 1913. first prize $50 secona
prizc $40. third prize s20)-First, George
\. Heyi's blk m Princess Larlgo; second VAT
Farms br m Frols; 'hiTd s. d bors T. VOLTS
blk Rolffelett
Glass 1i2 (horses suitable to become hunt
ers up TO carrying $50 pounds 70 houhas;
first prize. 500; second prize: 500 third
nrIze s15)-FIrst Broadview FARMS CHI. Y.
HighbalI; second. James w. Ridgeways gr.
M Ballyraggat. third. Arthur ~ fowiers
gr. x. Wood Pigeon; fourth, W. Symihes
Richardson's gr. X. 1ronmonBer'
Glass 135 (hunters. to carry minimum
weight OF 40 pounds: first prize $3.50: sec
ond prize. SIS: third prize. s35)-First. Cap
Captain Paul Rodzanko's b. m. Gensa: third
Park Riding Schools b. 9. Why Not fourth'
CoIoneI Cllfford siftons br e. skyscraper
Glass SO dealers pairs of horses. not
under - hands mrs, p,l5e SRiO Sfc ouis
Newgasss br. KS. Cambridge King and King
Court. second, Frank E. Palmers en-; 9.
Ivanhoe and ch. m. Rowena: third John
Doyle's b. rs. Prince Henry ana Prince AIer''
Class rs pairs Of ponies other than Shet-
land not exceeding 10 hands first prize, 100;
George A Heyrs ch. IS. Dewyn King and
Dewyn Emperor; second. Althea Farms br.
me- Czarina and Orris third. Otis IL. cutters
b. gs Nip and Tuck.
Glass SO nadies' saddle horses. over lt2 and
not exceeding 1872 hands up TO carrying 200
pounds manners 10 count 80 per cent side
saddles TO be used first prize 500; second
prize. $50; third prize. s25)-Ffrst. Georg a.
RohIig's CHI e. Ayoca: second. Mrs. 4. II.
scott's blk 9. sesrchlight third G. Douglas
Franks br. <. Seton Boy. fourth. Henry
Deegan's ch. g. Brilliant.
Glass 81 pairs OF roadsters. three Years old
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