New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-19
Romp About in Boxes and
Perform Brilliantly in
the Arena.
JAMES DOOLEY, JR,
CAPTURES A BLUE
Miss Hubbs Handles Two Winners
and Miss Higgins One in
Saddle Glasses.

ion Of the Brooklyn Horse Show yester-
,av afternoon. children romped about In
he boxes and galleries, took possession OF
.,ost IF The seats in the place. and also
-rformed brilliantly in the arena
,Jtu. Miss Constance sala Regain
lighter Of Mr. and Mrs Thomas j. he-
- Of Westbury. well under three feet
inches I'm height but with the sen-
d surance Of one almost twice her s'S'-
%. was the sole representative OF her
sex in the first class OF the afternoon
This was for combination harness ana
eaddle horses. 1L2 or under. Young James
l,,oIev. IT.. with the brown geldins King
- hands took the blue ribbon. but only
srter the closest competition from MISS
Rs,an. whose bay mare, JOY, IS hands
obeyed her every touch of the reins.
GEORGE Chipchase's bay ge!dins' brish'
ives. a i4-hand pony. was the !ello"
,hbon winner, and the II. {. went 10
N.ster William Meyers shapely roam
gelding Wishbonc.
The next class was for saddle horses
docked or unlocked, open only TO mem
hers of the club, Tor horses To- or over
Harry Balfe's spirited black seidlns
Mocushla, cleverly ridden by Miss Mar
ior.e Hubbs. seemed to be the unanimous
hoice Of the Judges for the blue, and Mrs
.:dwin Gates Babcock's black seluiii-
Voodford. with his owner up, pranced OF
with the red ribbon.
The vell,w band was won by William
Grif1n's big brown gelding Kildare
With Franklin b. Jourdan's chestnut
mare Her Ladyship getting the h. G.
Miss Hubbs had the satisfaction OF
handling the winner again in the open
event for saddle horses, locked or I'M
1ocked. and over 142 and under l5.2. MISS
Hubbs de the fine chestnut mare an
tssy, of Sequatogue Farm, TO victory
with the chestnut mare Seton Girl
owned bv c. Douglas Franks and ridden
by Mrs. Won Klein, taking second prize
Walter Hanley's good looking chestnut
celding Break O. Day. won the yellow
being skilfully ridden by Miss Ellen Ras-
mussen. and Miss Margaret B. Rouss, on
her bay mare Merry Countess, claimed
the II. L.
Manners were especially considered in
this class, and some Of the likely looking
entries spoiled their chances by acting
badly in the ring.
Walter Hanley claimed another blue
ribbon in the next class for runaoouts'
with horses not exceeding 49,. Mr.. Han
ley's entry, Brother Jed, bay geldins'
took the eye Of the judges. Mrs. Gene
We've n. Stout, former national goil
champion, took the red ribbon with her
spirited chestnut mare Skeezicks. Roche
and Collinss bay gelding Airy Lad was
third and Adolph Vogts bay mare Ele-
CANT took the II. c.
The children came to the fore again In
the next class. for ponies under saddle.
Mr. Freezes little son, riding Ike vet
eran, walked off with the blue ribbon on
the l3-hand bay mare Sweetheart. Rich .
ard Trimble. jr.. asuide the bay mare
Busy Bee, won second place, with A. b.
Paine's chestnut mare Demitasse get
ting the yellow and little Miss Regan
winning the II. c. on JOY
The evening awards follow:
class 81 bumpers; best performance over
Jumps Al four feet ak inches nrst prize.
$50. SECOND prize. S.0)-First squadron y
FARMS CHI m. .oudhe{ ,, nd Gerald +
Hanley's Dr. z LansdOwne; fourth, hoDaTt
- Belts er. :. Highbinder. , -
Class A. combination horses open %
MEMBERS or the Riding and Driving Cluo
tifri Miss Margaret b. Rouss's b. m. Merry
. ouutess: second. Mrs Edwin Gates BAD
ock's blk. z Woodford; third. Harry
gsifs's blk & Macushla; fourth Miss Cara
Pecks en- m. Princess PopPy. ,.a 49, nm.
.ocked: prize the Presidents Cup; horses
- and not exceeding 16 hands)-tirst. Mfs'
loon Gerken's ch. n. Margaret Tate sec.
tnird. Georg Gustav Rohlig's b. e Poetry'
fourth. Dr.. l. J. Ladinshs b. m. NY tlreny,
class Chorses best suited for and driven 70
gig horses 10 be driven by their bona-hde
owners. prize. Brooklyn Eagle cup 70 be
wen three times by the same o"ner1utiirst.
Waiter ~. Hanley's br. z. ROYAL Fashion.
second. Felix M Warburgs blk g. WOODLANDS
@iSss IS SADDLE horses. docked and IN
locked: over 14.2 and not exceeding 10 hands;
FIRST prize $50: second prize, 500 First, Mrs
William b. Mlers blk. m. sally BALDWIN.
,5lory. third Mrs VI Maurice Dimond's b. m.
roTothv Dainty fourth. Secuatogue Farm
er m. Frances MtDonaid.
Class I harness horses. over l42 and not
exceeding - hands. FIRST prize $50: second
prize. S2Ol-First y. p :. Gregorys blk m
Brother Jed third Emil seelig. br m
Bathrop; fourth. Adolph Vogts Dr. m. Bathrop
Queen.
Class 81 SADDLE horses. mares; locked
unlocked ~ and not exceeding 10 hands.
hrst prize. Dixie Cup. value $jOJ-First, Mrs.
John Cerken's ch. M. Margaret Tate: second.
C;eorz Gustav RohliRs br. m. Diana OF the
Lea: third. Waiter ~. Hanlcy's b. IN. Morn
INK Glory. fourth. Miss Margaret y. Rousss
b. M Merry Countess.
class - GOur-in hands; 20 be shown be
fore a coach drag or break; horses only 70
count. hrst prize. SO; second. s23l-First.
Fclix VI. Warburgs four. second Emil
Seeiig's four. third y. =. e Gregory's four.
Class p SADDLE horses, unlocked; over
John r. Townsends ch. x. Irish Heather
second Mrs. = !. Hess ch. <. Tslisman
third Roche e. Ccilinss en- x. Esgle,.