The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-12-10
Hackney Day at Charity Horse Shoqv
Brings Vim. Ziegler, IT,, Double Victory
Trigger Gets Another
Setback-HOrsewOman
Has Accident.

Thougi there were many new features
at the horse show. Yesterday was In reality
a hackney day. During the afternoon
meeting of the American Hackney Horse
Society was held In the directors room
and Reginald G. Vanderbilt was elected
president. william Ziegler. Jr.. who Is
new as a follower of hackneys, was made
director In piace OF Edward y. Mclean,
and the following were eleted life mem
bcrs. Clarence H. Mackny. W. u
wanamake-. Jr.. Paul Moore. Adolphus
Busch 90. Miss Constance NJ. Nauciean'
John A. Spoor. John J. Mitchell. Francs
George Roche. Samuel Wiliett. Mor;'mer
Schin and @. L. Boiseven.
Mr. Z!cgler was mcoh pie ised with INC
victory OF his young stallion Auburn
, Bonfire In the challenge cup coutes''
over Clarence II. Msckavs Land O'Rurn'
another great specimen OF IN" breed. i'
expressed his intention of tryins TO obtain
high class saddlers by mating his Srea
, hackney with thoroughbred mares an
idea in merging types in wrica capt II. As
Cassatt proved succession some years aEo'
one OF the most accomplished hoist-
women met with a mishap IN the indies
saddle horse class at night. Ifs. Mc-
Glbbon was ridrg her husbands FAd'an,
when the horse tgippei IN maA.ng one OF
the turns aud Mrs. McC'poor WIS ha-
seated There was aro,Et. unusual nap
periuC In this class when the Wa
Farms entry Watwick. was disco. '-'H
% he carrying a braided all In rio' u''n
- no conditions ~ the clss'.
park teams made 1no'H"' rn-l.t6 ''.-
ION ~ he ligh = me-. thinner. 1870
rcur four ,n-hr.i. entered ~ .-s -N
,h. hugls. ! Comphau rhoWp. ons - %
.,,s n1.lv handled b. the ampt"rr .f.ns-
man +, Won dr. Horst Koch. WHO 60.
azure ciSris on the tanbark with s!e"'
Aroficiency. The horses We're ven matched
They stepped beautifully and 'siTlg ea'neH
the decision over he three other teams
. W Warburgs four was second ana
Emil Sec,iss third
Nacltneys had their innirg for nc FIRST
time at the morning and afternoon Sc,
s.on.. the breed being well represented
especially in the open class Tor S'a'hohS
wears old or over There were se''n
entries. and sentiment was about equally
divided between William Hi"Eler lf.@
AUBURN Bonfire a four-year-old chestnut
and clarence II. Mackay's Land n' Bars.
The latter. which - nov years "ld'
never sh wed better and in the opinion
OF many spectators he was better pro-
portionsd than his chief competitor
The Judges however. awarded the nl."
10 Auburn Bonfire and the rcd e. Lard
q Burns Later the same pair appeared
| In connection for the chtlleng, cup Cor
the hes. hackney stallion ,a the show
Tho Judges placed th'n a. before
rr. V 7 Churcnman, IN" virginia
sportsman who had his pony Jimmy
Trigger excluded on TUESDAY because II
was not under the height OF -. hands
called for, received another shock yeste'-
day when his faNoritc suffered the Urst
defeat Of his career in Il class for saddle
/ ponies with tie limit set at ~ hands
ZACH There could be no den! uG The
quality of the winner. Carlton Quality.
owned by Mrs rayn" whitney Miss
! Audrey Iewisuhns Grassn PIPER was
placed second.
In the classes for lilies and mares the
Wlisbrook Farm scored heavily winning
, tho nllN class for three year-olds and
under with Rusper CALYPSO and taking
second with Kathleen Melbourne. Again
IN tn. class Tor hackney mares not "N-
c,rdiuc - hands inches NIlhshro'k
. Farm topk first and second. hluc with Mel
Valley Set 80 MI and Tn" rcd With
Tus-iug'ur Amnsls.