The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-13
MOORE AND STOTESBURY ENTRIES
SWEEP BOARD IN HARNESS CLASSES
Championship After Cham
pionship Goes to Their
Horses on Final Day.
DIRECTORS VOTE TO
HOLD SHOW NEXT VEAL

\ critical crowd attended tie nnal
uaH of The Horse Show in Madison
square Garden yesterday. Lovers Of
the horse were interested in the u.
tribution OF the championship ribbons
In he heavy and light harness classes
The general excellence of the horses
entered by Judge William II. Moore and
f. 7. Stotesbury had been apparent even
to casual visitors. That these two
sportsmen swept the board In their re-
s~pective divisions was nothing. more than
was expected by those who had watched
the competitions for the last week. Z.
T. Stotesbury garnered every champion
ship ribbon in the light harness classes,
repeating a feat which he accomplished
in 1903.
In the heavy harness. division Judge
William H. Moore vas supreme. Cha m
pionship after championship was
awarded to this consistent exhibitor, and
at the close OF the competitions the
taken every cha mpionshio honor OF the
heavy harness classes and in most OF
them also had a~Nrscunted for the re-
serve ribbons.
Lord and Lady Scaton we're DECORATED
with ~trlcoior ribbons. tho Lady taking
first place in the single harness class,
and coupled with Lord Seatop capturing
tho chief prize for pairs. In the class
for horses exceeding l52 Micah. a
III EAaA AN. kaNV anN ~
topped Off his sucresses by garnering
the part colored ribbon with Bountiful.
another Of Judge Moore's entries in re-
serve.
That the horse show has come back
to stay ms a fixture I'm New York city
Is certain. At "A meeting OF the directors
held yesterday afternoon II was decided
that another show would be staged in
the fall OF 1916, and efforts Will be
made to make the competitions OF moro
general interest than in past years.
A spectacular feature Of the after
noon was the jumping class for qualified
lady hunters. The sympathies OF the
crowd were entirely with Miss coulthard'
a niece of Major Joseph kilgour. who
rode the Canadian entries in this con-
test. 81 far as din ability goes, Misc
| coulthard won on Eclipse and the re''
were also rams, but the all around ex-
] Fflltltt VI W. IL " 'h'ts ''es
accounted for the blue ribbon and the
best the Canadian girl could ob'''n
were the third and highly commended
prizes. .
That the present show has spurred
lovers Of the horse into activity Is evil
lent from the announcement made thar
Francis II. Mitchell OF Rochester IN
tends next year to question the suprem-
acy Of r. T. Sto,esbury in the light
harness classes. Mr.. Mitchell has app
pointed Jack Donneily manager OF hir
stable and II determined by the time the
next show arrives to place in the field
a high class lot OF roadsters that he Is
confident vii. extend the steppers OF
the Philadelphia sportsman.
Judge Moore made amends for his
early defeats in four-ln-hand classes by
sending in a crack team yesterday ar
,ernoon for the class which called for
park fours with Lord and Lady sea-
ton In the lead and B~urgomaster ana
Madoc ON the wheel the Judge created
an impression on judges and spectators
that could only have one resulting
coveted bluc ribbon. j. Campbell
Thompson. who has been very success
ful in handling fours, had To content
himself this time with the third ribbon
as Miss Loula Longs four stars. Real.
ization. Revelation, CONSERVATION and
Hesitation. ~outshowed the Thompson out
tit and was PLACED a close second "a
Judge Moore's team.