New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-09

neck He was pitched out of the sad
! die, remounted, but again fell to the
bark. Finally he managed to guide
his horse round. His wife, who was
/ in one of the boxes, was restrained
with some difficulty from rushing into
/ tie ring.
The critics found no end of fault
with the judging of the novice har-
ness horses. There was considerable
criticism when Lady Friar, owned by
Count B. f. S. Gregory, won the red
| ribbon. Lady Friar, which the rail-
| birds declared IAN ordinary horse"
was perfectly handled By Mrs. John
/ Gerken, who, they said, could make
mule look good. The Whip, owned by
| the Broadlawn Farms, carried of the
honors. Flash, beautiful bay gelding,
owned by Mrs. NJ. NJ. Diamond. was
placed third, and Corinna, A. W.. At
/ kinson's brown mare, won fourth place.
The first class at the night session
saw six thoroughbred stations before
| the judges for approval. likelier
looking lot has rarely graced the Gar
| den. Yellow Crest, a chestnut stand
ing seventeen hands in height, proudly
| bore away the blue, much to the sat
! isfaction of Willis S. Kilmer, his
owner The second went to Thomas
Regan's Stalwart Model, another
| chestnut. T. L. Watts Uncas Chief,
| a bay, took third, and Miss Vida Mill
| hollands Crown Prince fourth place.
The next was the class for harness
| horses, open to all, for the best horse
suitable for a gig. Each horse was so
perfect, apparently, that the wisdom of
| a Solomon was none too great to decide
/ the winners.
The Pilot, bay gelding owned by
William Ziegler, jr., took the blue; The
/ Governor, from the Bushnell Farm; j.
! Campbell Thompson's Nestledown
| Chancellor, and o. J. GUIDES Honor Boy
| the other prizes.
/ o'clock, more than five thousand horse
/ admirers being present Enthusiasm
/ ran high when an exhibition of lasso-
| ing and rough riding by real, honest-to-
| goodness COWBOYS and cowgirls from
/ the West was put on, with Guy Wea-
/ dick, "the Wyoming roper of the Range
/ Riders" and Miss Florence La Due, the
worlds champion woman fancy roper,
| Miss La Due, Buck Moulton, Lottie
| Vandreau and Billy Selman doing the
/ stunts.
Women drove in the class for har-
ness horses shown to ladies' phaetons.
! The Whip, a chestnut mare from the
! Broadlawn Farms, driven by Miss Anne
Won elaine, took first prize. Gypsy
Girl, from Bushnell Farms, took sec
ond, with third going to A. W. Atkin-
sons Terrington-W hy-Not, and Miss
Van Wyck, driving Emil Seelig's chest
nut geldng, Van Wyck, fourth.
/ The last event of the night was the
I fnnr
/ sive Jumps five feet high. The COM
/ petition in this class was the most
| spirited of the show. Henry Deegan's
/ Acrobat, ridden by the owner, took first
prize from Skylark, from Heartlands
/ Farms, after a nip and tuck struggle.
| F. NJ. McCutcheon's Virginia was third
and P. A. Clark's Flying Machine
/ fourth.
Tonight at 9 o'clock the horse
/ shoeing contest, with eight farriers and
/ as many helpers, will be the feature,
while an orchestra Of 300 voices and
| the band will render "The Anvil
| Chorus" All the participants are
Irish, and there is bound to be plenty
/ Of action while the contest lasts.
Among those seen in the boxes and
during the afternoon and evening were
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Butler Duncan, Mr..
and Mrs. w. Russell Grace, Harvey 5.
Ladew, Mr.. and Mrs. Edward l.. Tinker,
Mrs. Stephen Peabody, jr., Miss Marie
Taller, Mr.. and Mrs. William Hit,
Seward Cary, Foxhall p. Keene, Lewis
Z. Wsring, Cornelius N. Bliss, Robert
w. Fairbairn, Mrs. Carrot b. Kip,
Henry B. Renwick, Baron and Baroness
de Meyer, William Thaw. Sd, Miss
Marion du Pont, Miss Margaret Thomp-
son, William Ziegler, jr., Henry Bre-
WORT Kane, William Caron Kane, Mr..
and Mrs. John Beaver Webb, the
Misses Beaver Webb, Mr.. and Mrs. Al
den S. Blodget, Mr.. and Mrs. William
r. Coe, Miss Constance Fahys, Miss
Anna L. Street, Mr.. and Mrs. Wright
Barclay and II. l.. Herbert
Mrs. Paul A. Sorg, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
erick Humphreys, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Bell, Mrs. Robert Guggenheim, Mrs. G.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Camp, Miss Renee
Wassermsn, l.. Stuart Wing, S. Bryce
Wing, l.. Stuart Wing, jr., Judge Will
lam II. Moore, Samuel Willets, Miss A.
S. Colgate, Harry La Montague, Mr. and
Mrs f. Won der Horst Koch and Philip
La Montague.
The awards:
Glass u tsns,lsnd ponies: brood mares no; En-
sSpf = aoi y John oi poa n' a. %
ezsr. Miss Dora W yoir's Blk N. Rsfnst,s. sec
/ ond. Golden Pansy Farms blk m Black Bess.
] tldrd: j. O. yoiTt's spt. m. Minnie Rice. fourth.
] Clsss IS (trOtten IN harness stations. mates or
/ x.ldinRs three years or over with record of 2S0
or bettef. must BE- standard and registered Won BY
N nj smAll's agent Dr. m. Ross Hunter, o.
eeeley's b. z AshlaDder. secOnd: J. Hanlon's blk.
/ ~. kcCsrney, third
! Gas 81 (hArness horses. novice pair. over 1873
/ hsndsj-Won by J. Campbell Thomp-ou's Dr. g
Sestledoun Counsellor and br. e. Neztledosfn Chan
/ ceior. vs. ZieEief. lr's D. g. The Skipper and b o
/ ~ kts.srd second Emil sseig's b. q. Glitter
! and e Gl0ry. third; Lnil secigs b. 8. Royal
| Jay and b. T. The BondsnAn, fourth
| (gsss % ponies under saddle. mares or gedinEs.
ro exceeding 1879 hands four Jehft old or over; 70
be Fi1asn ~ boys or urls amateurs. twelve yoafs
"a age he sons or daughters Of gentlemen who are
no engaged in any way professionally ~ the sale or
ustebse4 IL h0rsssi--won BY Mise Audrey
/ f@sisobn's b. T. 0rasshopper. James Dooey. Ht ,.
= C,,yi1 second, George e. CAry's LIN kscholl.
I ,hird, Siiss Jean gale Ressn's b. g Bantam Mile
Clsss o. Cssddis horss.: s.it,d horses; ssldips
6uy ass. All horses Sh0N nvs distinct eAits VIZ
ors, ualf sse0rd trot Third. raek. foufth cAntsf
am running walk fOf tfOi or slow pses. conf0fma
I ion Finish and performances % count; required u
havs long tailsl-Won BY H. T. hofelands b.
CsNsds:P y Nitehslis eh. The Manager Sc
obd only tao shown. -. 49,.
Cisss M hunters. for hunters that have hunted
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