New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-04-20
JUDGE MOORE SWEEPS
LISTS At HORSE SHOW
Carries Off All Prizes in Both
Championship Classes for
Single Harness Horses.
EMIL SEELIG ONLY RIVAL
Paul M. Warburg Absent, and
Miss Atterbury, Owner of I'm
beaten Champion Nickel
Plate, Fails to Show Him.

Brooklyn Loyalty supported it's horse
show on the last night. wedging itself I'm
dress clothes about the cosey arena Of
the Riding and Driving Club. The horses
pranced and tripped about the tanbank
with just shade more coquetry, it
seemed than usual i'm recognition OF the
extra attention and despite the fact that
many of them had shown in the afternoon
as well
The more popular classes those for
jumpers. came at the end, Of course. To
avoid an anti-climaX Leading up TO them
came four championship classes. two for
single ham horses and two for saddle
horses II was practically foregone con
clusion that Judge w n. Moores entries
would wind up the show by taking all the
harness prizes and they didn't disappoint
the spectators.
In Fact, some of those who attended
found the victories of these horses Just "A
wee bit monotonous and showed 1t by
their exaggerated applause of the com
peting entries, for the most part those or
Emil Seelig Mr.. Seelig deserved a great
deal of praise. they thought. Tor dog
gedly trailing the unconquerdble Judge
Moore around the ring in class after
class
Another duly scheduled harness COM
petitor Paul NJ Warburg. was chiefly
notable last night for his absence. When
the buglc ushered in the class for horses
driven to a gig and Judge Moore himself
drove Lord Seaton on to the tanoarh, 'he
crowds began asking where MI Nai-
burg's entries could be. They asked III
vain. Mr.. Warburg could not be iouhu'
nor did his entries appear later. III was
rumored that Judge Moore's constant
winning had discouraged him
This exclamation was further Strength
ened by his failure TO show ms ehtIiss III
the class for four-in-hands Judge MOOT
channions followed by those OF MI
SeeIig. burst through the gate into the
arena. but Mr.. Warburs's coacn ana no'
follow. Judge Moore prompuS 'ooN
,Iue and AFR. Seelig the red, ana t"eY
burst out again. ,.
one Of the features OF tine sadie c'aS''
WAS the failure OF Miss II. d. AtterourE
Nickel Plate to take prize el'her III
Friday night or yesterday altei "o'''
Never before has this gray geldins .oS'
ont Though entered last night IN 'he
80. "a, undockSed saddle horses, l'.S
ha,ds IN. over ne did not appear Mi'S
Cyr,hia Kearney, riding her chestnut
eslding Dixie. left the ring with the o''1
rU,ho, for saddle horses between II. anu
| l5.2 hands. ,.,o,,o the
I,dge Mares Robin Hood became 'he
| .,,,,,riop harness horse for b. hands or
/ over
Tue aN 60 ba,ness and saddle ponies -,
I b,,ts an under 70 be shown INST 10 aPhaaun
ATE vehicle. embarrassed IN ring, anu ~ Sio,
mn,cr saddle tdrst prize, SO secon1 p ,. 900
Liz George Chipchase : Oh. m NanI'! DIT.
[ ond Tertia and Grace hoim YIN; -, buck
cess third Thomas L. l.eeihins, p .,,arrett's
skin & Peanuts fourth, Howard
'' Saddle horses. 1872 hands or over open o 20
members Of Riding and Drying r,ro, Mr.
ii,sf nrize S25: second prize, slOl-ft sl, III
,iist ~ 49, ~, pabcock's blk z Woodford sec
ond Miss lille NJ. WhltnS DIN ,,ros,nort
third. Mrs Charles t. Holm ., :, NV
fourth. Miss Elfreida y. Weber !" 10 'S
R1uabour class. horses not exceeding. 10
hands FIRST prize. $50; second % nr,d 1ela-
Tirst. William Ziegler. jrs b. 2. Loru ~.
usrs. second Emil Seeligs Dr. II, 49,
Faehion: third. Emil Seelgs b. m; ,. arar',''"
Token: fourth. Adolph Nogts .. M. ,rier
Ponies under saddle AZ hahds F IL,
,irst prize SD. second prize slo)--tLst'
,ooroe Chinchaso's Oh. m. VANITY; secohu'
Dorothv Web5's b. III. sweet brlar; ,"',1
Thomas f. Regans br. IL. Promise ioo''"' VA
q Rangers CHI =. Sir 1aIe. &C.. .,fzs
sa1idls horses over To- hands dlrst piiIe'
$50. second prize. 500 First. ID. l.. M.rl s,
hons hlf M NavMa; second, Mrs EdNin
. gates psbcocl;'s iAk z Woodford. third 10
MD 6rir1th's en- g Hoheld. fourth, MISS
IIfriata 4 Neber's b. m. Lady Mar. ,,,
, Saddle horses over l4.3 hands, 10 ue i'"uen
b, children not over sixteen years OF aSe' o..cn
a. rncmhers of the Riding and Driving up
only sNrst prize. cup: second prize. cupl-First'
.Tav T. Carisle's Oh. 2. Plainsmah; seyo11'
Rachel Uiggins's Oh. m Lady MACK tn.tu.
lanes r Pierce b. m. Gypsie' touru MISE
Ruth Engless ch. g. sonny jim. q.
saddle horses over AZ hands ana uhoet 10
bands omen to members OF the Riding ana
priviny Club only dirst prize, SO; second prize.
xIO,-Ffrst Sequatogue Farm en- M Mon'
Rawn. second. Margaret b. Rousss o. IN
Merry Countess third. Sequatogue Farm Ri'
mn frances Mcdonald; fourth, Miss Laura
Hulst Murr's br m. Lady Parlas.
Harness horses over - hands and not eA.
ceeding ij.2 hands dlrst prize 500, seconn
ntize' S2M-First. W. II. Moores b. m. Lady
Sa,,,T second Emil Seelig's br. & sporting
Evtra. third Felix NJ. Warburg's blk ~.
woodland Empress: fourth Eugene Won BAchs
b. e. Henry OF Navarro
saddle horses over - hands and not exceed
| ING 10 hands first prize. $40; second prize
SaO-First, Miss Cynthia kearneys CHI. z.
+ Dixie. second. Miss H. ID. Atterourys en- M
patricia: third, Sequatogue Farms ch. m.
Fantasy; fourth, Margaret y. NoNSs D. -
Merry Countess.
ctampiou saddle horses. over 1872 hands
| and under 1J.2 hands. Q'irst prize, sweep
| stakes: second prize. reserve RIBBON First,
Miss CYNTHIA Kearneys en-. &. Dixie; sec
ond. Seouatogue FARMS oh. m. Fantasy.