The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-11

selves, for II was hackney day. and In
addition to one championship. that for
mares. the four gold medals Of the Ca
madam Hackney Horse Society were
awarded. The challenge cup for etal-
lions and one OF the American Hackney
Horse Society's $500 prizes were disposed
OF In the afternoon and the other in the
evening. so that visitors at any time
Of the day had opportunities 20 watch
the popular English high stepping horse
shown in hand n In harness.
First Of all stations two years old
were shown. and In this class the prize
went to Wynnewood from the Colchester
Farms OF Edgemont. Pa. wynnewood ~
q chestnut stallion by Imp. Aaron and is
one OF the %grandest looking youngsters
ever sent into the ring. lie was coE-
sidered so good by the Judges that when
the challenge cup for the best hackney
stallion In the show came up for consid-
Grafton he was selected for that prize.
and beat among others Aquinas, which
won the cup In 1912 Sandy Point FASH
ion. Willesdcn Courtship and Bobbie
Burns. Willesden Courtship won the re-
serve ribbon.
HVuiHdS Wtb tloWH Will tnEtt Oh III
get and won first prize. His Get were
Golden Dawn. Golden Coil and Snow
drop. Marlboro. owned by the Sea,on
hackney stud farm. took second prile.
his get being Miss Marlboro. Moldua and
Moncrief.
Havoc Gets Champion Cup.
The champion cup for the best mare
or Ally was won by Havoc. a bay by
Tiger Lille. owned and bred by i;egl-
Maid c. Vanderbilt i, his Sandy POINT
farm the reserve ribbon went to Cold
Spring Resale. a chestnut by Rosadcr,
owned by the Auburn. hackney ho'ae
farm.
The Canadian Hackney Horse Society
offered -four gold medals for registere |
hackneys to be shown In hand two for
stations and two for mares. The first
was for hackney stations l4.2 hands AID
under, and was won by the Hamilton
Farms %lrvington Mode Robbie Burns
received the reserve ribbon. 1rving.on
Model il u seven-year>old by Imp. En-
field Nipper. and Robbie Burns e n
three-year-old by Land o. Burns and was
bred on Clarence IL. Mackay's Harbor
Hill estate. Aquinas won the gold medal
Tor stations over 14.2 hands and Mon
crien. by Marlboro. took the reserve rib
bon.
one medal for mares 142 and under
was won by the Willisbrook Farms
Rusper Calypso. by Tissington Gideon.
the reserve ribbon coins to the Halcyon
FARMS 1rvington Mail Girl. by Imp. En-
field Nipper. Judge Moore captured The
medal over l4.2 hands with Bountiful.
by Matthias, a mare he imported three
years ago and which has won
PRICES In harness. The Whip. for which
Miss Constance vauclain In said to have
paid $4,000. got the reserve.
Princess sheiia Wins.
Miss Constance Vauclain OF Philadel-
phia won a blue In n class for single
harness horses li.2 to 15.l hands with
Princess Sh.ila. and Mrs. T.. IL. Nc
Leans Lady Dilham took the second
prize. Judge Moore's kaeburn being
third. II was u good class, In which
there We're twenty-five entries, and
Princess Sheila Shove remarkably well.
President l.. T. Stotesbury won another
blue in tho open class for roadsters
with Minnie Allertpn, and Brerette,
owned by Crow 4 Murray, o second
prize. Pairs OF ponies In harness at
tracted IA pretty fair lot and the blue
ribbon went to the Willlsbrook Farms
pair. Shinield Antelope and Antipon. a
well hammered pair of bays. George A
Heyl's Welsh pair, Llewyn KIM and
Llewyn Emperor, was second.
j. Campbell Thompson defeated Judge
william IL. Moore with his road team
which was an unusual victory. for Judge
Moore and Alfred q. Vanderbilt nave
W them monopolized the four-in-
hand classes for several years. Mr.
Thompson drove Chancellor. Barrister
Solicitor n Counsellor, fpur big bays
to his red and black Faugh-a-Ballagt
coach. Judge Moore drove n team OF
grays, Colonel Thompson, Bob White
General and Viking. to his Rockmergs
coach. black, with primrose points.
victory or Judge Moore.
Judge Moore was somewhat recon-
pensed In the next class when Lady
Seaton took the first prize and Bounti,
full the third. This was for The $500
prize offered by the American Hackney
Horse Society for the best hackney ovel
l4.2 to be shown in harness. There
were eighteen entries and nne were sen
into the ring. Lady Dilham was an alb
sentee. las were Pireno. Pandora, Mon
crier and Peacock Sensation. Judge
Moore had two representatives, Mis-
Constance Vauclain drove Princess
Sheila and her manage drove Thu
Whip. J. Campbell Thompson drove
Nestledown Galtee Moore and Charlie
Barry drove Ellington Nimble for thu
Wild Rose Farm, owned by Val Cram
of Chicago. Lady Seaton showed II
fne form and the Lady, Bountiful. Su
preme Polonius. Princess Sheila an'
Rillington Nimble were the first picket
out BY the judges. These were trie,
for a long time and Lady Seaton finall!
got the blue, with Princess Sheila sec
ond, Bountiful third and Rilllngton MIN
BILE fourth.
There was only one saddle class in tn
afternoon, but II was a strong one TO
unlocked horses over 1879 hands up Z
carrying l6O pounds. The eleven com
p~etitors were closely matched and afte
half a dozen had been selected tn
Judges still had a difficult task befor
them. Radiant. owned by w. II. Rhode
and ridden by w. A. McGibbon. bobbe
his head in Gathering, which apparently
nut him out of the running for the frs
ribbon. In all round action Walter II
Hanley's MOonbeam, on which JAIME
Schweiger was mounted. showed off BET
ter than Edmund Tarbells Eaglet In tn
Anal test and received the blue, II
, fault could be found with this handsom
looking animal II Is that he IL rattle
narrow in front. Eaglet was place
second, Radiant third and the fourt
ribbon went to Miss Mar s. stevens
Carnival.
|, Hard Task for Lady Beck.
Z The class for heavyweight saddler
Judged at the night session provide
the first opportunity for Lady Beck I
mass on the unlocked heavyweight d
vision and the dozen shown were 4
Z evenly matched that 1t took her nearl