New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-18
Military in Full Dress Vies
with Women in Law
ish Display.
ANOTHER BLUE GOES
TO A HANLEY HORSE
Iron Trail Carries Off Laurels In
Saddle Class, with Margaret
Tate Second.

Show. at the Brooklyn Riding and Driy-
I ing Club. Of Brooklyn, bore decided
! military bearing. there being classes fo'
model military mounts, artillery teams
and officers chargers and military
mounts.
Officers and enlisted men Of the ma
tional guard and the regular army WED
with the women in the boxes in tho
lavish display Of color. all the military
/ being arrayed in full dress uniforms.
The programme started with the class
for saddle horses locked or unlocked
/ Here again walter II. Hanley maintained
+ his high average OF the first night, taxing
the blue ribbon with the handsome chest
nut gelding, Iron Trail, with Emile An
tonyi up
Mrs. John Gerken, with the chestnut
mare Margaret Tate. was a close second
and won applause a-penty for the clever
manner in which she handled her mount.
I Godfrey Preece gaIloped off with the yell
/ low, and the n. G. went 20 William h.
Meyers chestnut geIding Duke.
The blue ribbon for the model military
mount brought out keen competition, and
the riding OF the military men was favor
ably commented upon. Major Howard h
Brown. Of Syracuse, astride his superb
chestnut geIding, National Guard. earned
the blue. his mount coming up TO all the
specifications required BY the army resu-
ations.
Alden 8 Bodgets bay geldng Justice
earned second place, Squadron G Farm
Slogan. bay stallion. took third place
and the Cd Field Artillery's bay gelding
Putnam earned the II. c.
The class honors for combination mar
ness and saddle horses, for plate valued
A. $50. TO be won twice BY the same eX-
hibitor. we're again carried off By Sequa-
togue Farms beautiful chestnut mare.
Fantasy ridden By Miss Marjorie Hubs.
Under her guidance the mare showed her
best PAGES and was easily favorite with
the judges
Morning Glory. Walter Hanley bay
mare superbly ridden By Miss Ellen Ras-
nussen. won the red ribbon. and Ceors
Gustav Rohlig's brown mare, Diana OF
the Lea, ridden by her owner, won hifY
place. with DR.. L. J. Ladinshs bay HIe'
Ny Firefy capturing the II. c.
In the class for pairs OF harness Forses
Miss Louise Beavor-Webb won tHmutN
manner in which she handled FeliX 10
Warburgs handsome black mares
lards Empress and Woodlands Counties.
She won the blue with Mrs. GsFssrl
ing second with B. r. : Gregory's black
mares Duchess and Princess. Third place
went 10 Emil Seeligs brown mares. Lead
ing Lady and Lady, the same exhibitor
taking also the II. c. with the bay geld
ings Law and Lawyer.
Eight teams appeared IN the ring for the
artillery class. and after going through
their PAGES the team Of Batter y. ID
Fielb Artillery. OF Brooklyn. Numbered or
with the blue ribbon. Sergeant Woman
was in command OF this team. Second
and third places went 70 Manhattan's lst
Field Artillery, with Batteries d and Z,
respectively. while Battery B. OF Brook
lyn, took fourth place.
The summaries follow:
class g SADDLE horses. locked or unlocked.
over IA I'D 10 carrying 200 pounds. M
prize $50 second prize. s0,-First, vale y.
Hanlev's en- e Iron Trail: seconi Mrs JoiA
Gerkens ch. m Margaret Tate; third. Godfres
Preece's b. 2 Statesman. fourth, James ~
Ridgwsy's. gr. m. Ballyra goat
Class 90 m1dal military mount 20 10 shoNn
in hand by enlisted man IN Uniform, ana 70 oe
OF the service. first prize. cup. SECOND prize
cupl-First Major Howard Is. Brown ch. 2
National Guard. second Alden BlOdgets D
2 Justice: third. squadron Farm : n. sta
Slogan: fourth "a Field Artillery's o. :. Put
nam. 80
class Is combination harness and saddle
horses ~ or over; horses suitable FOR harness
and saddle purposes. first prize. plate. value
$50: 70 be won twice by the same exhibitor
before becoming hts propertyl-First Seau1-
tog1la FARMS ch m Fantasy. second walter
/ H. Hanley's b. m. Morning Glory. third. Miss
Clara PecAs ch. m. Princess POPPY tourth'
Dr L. j. LadinsNis b. m. Ny firefy.
Class pairs Of harness horses, 20 be shown
% lady IS phgcton manners 20 count - per
cent: ladies' 70 drive; first prize. so. second
/ Woodlands Empress and Woodlands Countess
second. b. : +. Gregorys blk. ms Ducness
and Princess: third Emil Seeligs hr. ms
LesIing Lady and Lady; fourth. Emil Seelig ;
b. g. Law and Lawyer
? Glass 40 tsrtillery teams: first prize. cu,N -
First. "a Field Artillery. Brooklyn. Battery
team Sergeant William r. Woman; second
lst Field Artillery. Manhattan. Battery H.
/ Sergeant Peterson. third. LIST Field Artillery.
battery L. Sergeant T.utZ. fourth ~ Fled
ARTILLERY Battery B. Sergeant Bender
Glass g Officers chargers and military
mounts: stations, mares or gedings. Dndo,ked.
first prize, cup; second prize. cupl-First. Lien
tenant II. n. McGees blk. :. Rex; second.
Lieutenant Daniel ID. Pulleu's br. =. Fioren-
tine third. Sergeant Charles McDougaiis list ,
Cavalry. n q n. " br. z COvington; fourth
Alden : Blodgets b. g Justice.
Glass 10 Saddle horses. docked, over 10
not exceeding 10 hands; first prize 80.
ond prize. s20)-First. Bay Shore Ri
Schools Dr. Surprise; second Miss Margs
B. Rovss's b m. Merry Countess. third w
Miss clara 5. Peck's en- m. Princess Poppy "a