New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-04-18
HORSE STILL IN FAVOR'
At Least in Brooklyn. Judging
from Crowd at Show.
RIBBONS TO MOORE ENTRY
Miss Hopeton D. Atterbury Wins
Blue with Nickel Plate
and Patricia.


predict. IL looks as though he were going
10 Brooklyn, and had arrived in time Tor
the twenty-first annual show, when
opened at the Riding and Dr'Vins
Club last night
Not only were the classes filled to over
flowing. but the attendance lett no'h'"s
to he desired: after the balconies po"e'
and seats were filed the enthusiasts 'ooA
IN the,r stations at the ringside.
william II. Moore had entries In nearly
all of the harness classes ana the u"
tiona winners did not find any 'n'"e :"
the City of Churches good enough W o'"'
them. Miss McLain started the p'h
rolling by winning with Lazy oedto" !"
the ladies' phaeton class. MISS l1o"'so
Van Wvck drove Mrs. c. Cecil fl'ie'
old favorite, Sporting Extra, anu he W."
a red ribbon for his present owner r'''"
Seelic. The yellow went To MISS peaNo'
Webb with Woodland Empress.
The bie class went TO Robin Hood win
his owner in the drivers seat Burso-
roe,or WAS entered as well. but he ala
a good one called Sir Rossiter, and carrieu
away the red rosette.
Judge Moore appeared in the next Grass
behind Lord and Lady Seaton, VINO are
catalogued as aged, but when look as
,ood az ever they were Emil Seehg hau
Leader of Fashion in the lead ana spur
ing Extra in the wheel. and they ilaue
wonderful showing. and won plenty vi
applause. even II they did have 10 yiei'
the blue to the Moore pair.
one OF the most interesting classes OF
the evening was that which cd'eu
nairs of saddle horses, the property OF '"e
same owner. one to be ridden by d man
and the other by woman. MISS ioPe'o'i
ID. Atterbury had entered her era! seiu
inc, Nickel Plate. which created such
s.rsa,iop when he made his initial DO"
TO the public at Madison Square "d'ue''
last fall. and her little champion rhar''
Patricia. Miss Atterbury chose the mare
for ber mount. and William McGlDDoh
handled the big gray.
The pair had the prize won from the
moment they stepped in the ring ana Ee'
the spectators were insistent when they
n N a
Fantasy and Molly Bawn. Fantasy
particularly lovely mare and she was wen
handled by her young owner MISS Ma
iorie Hubbs. but she could not peat .i'
champion OF the National snow "oiS
Rawn was ridden by Emile Antony An
other pair from the Lequatogue arms
took third prize They were Frances NC
Donald and Golden Flash, ridden ny MISS
Dorothy Hubs and Hugh Willoughby.
Among those present were =. W. RouSs
ord Miss Margaret Rouss. Mrs Beaver
webb Mr. and Mrs. william McGibbon'
Miss Laura Stanley. Mr.. and Mrs Thom-
az ]. Regain, Miss Tillie Whitlng' MIS'
Charles Hubbs. Miss Ethel Bowers Mr.
and Mrs. A. r. L. Pinchot, q. D. 'uue'
Miss Marjorie Beard, Miss Margaret X.
Pratt Mr.. and Mrs. J. +. Davis MI ana
Mrs. John Gerken. Miss Margaret Neyhef
and Mrs Edwin Gates Babcock.
The Judges were j. Wesley Allison ana
f. Won der Horst Koch, Tor harheS9
horses: Major Charles J. De BeVose'
Harry T. Peters and Frank NJ Lo"tN'
for saddle horses.
The awards follow.
Maiden harness horses over IA 2 hands d'is'
nrize $50: second prize. sDi-flfst. w. u.
! ..Inn,..s hr m Cosma: second, Emil seeing
br m Lady Fashion. third Joseph D. H9""
ch =. Forham Derby. % ,aa. and
Maiden saddle horses over l4- hah9s anu
Under IL . hands (first prize. $50. second iflIe'
s2O)-First James W Gerard's gr m. iiise, ,
second, Sequatogue Farms en- * Sli h'u".,n'
third SequatOgue Farms or ~. francs ~.
Donald; fourth. Miss Alice A Dods"ofth = Dr.
4 Highland l>addic. ,-.1.
Harness horses (shown before phaetonS'
manners 10 count y per cent; ladies' 70 drtr'
first prize so: second prize. S2l-first' w.
II Moore b. IN. Lady Seaton. driven ~ Mlrs
McIAin second. Emil Seeligs br. &. sporuns
Extra: third Felix NJ. Wafbufg DIN III
Maiden saddle horses. 1872 hands or over
FIRST prize $50: second prize. S2o'-flrSt, -,
j. Graham's Blk. &. Proud Prince thiiu'
George Gustav Hoalig's b. =. Poetry fourth
! Edward Grinlh's en- g. liofiied
Harness horses over lj2 hands lhrst pflze'
$50 second prize s2ol-first. W II. Moore.s
b. g. Robin Hood. second. william Iieglers
br x Sir Rossiter. third Emil Soelig = br. <.
Aron: fourth. William Iieglers br. <. the
Pilot.
Saddle horses ito be shown in pairs: one to
be ridden by man and one by lady, the
latter TO use side saddle: first prize. 900
second prize, $2O)--FiTst. Miss IL. ID. After
bury's er g. Nickel Plate and ch. m Patricia.
second. Sequatogue Farms ch ms. Fantasy
and Molly Bawn. third Sequatogue Farms
gr m. Frances Mcdonald and ch. X. Golden
FLASK; fourth. G. ID. Franks oh. IN. Seton
Girl and b. g. Sefton BOY.
Harness tandems (wheelers TO be over 1i2
hands: first prize. SO; second prize, $50
First W II. Moore br. IN. Lady Seaton and
b. g. Lord Seaton; second Emil Seelig's b. &.
Sporting Extra and blk x Leader Of Fashion:
third. Felix NJ Warburgs blk ms. Queen OF
the West and Woodland Empress.
Ladies' park hacks uor club members; first
prize cup)-First. Miss Dorothy Hubbs ch. m.
Molly Bawn: second Miss Margaret b. Rousss
b. m Merry Countess: third. Miss Title Whit
ing's Max; fourth. Miss Marjorie Hubbs gr.
IN. Frances Mcdonald.