New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-10

few feet. Just as ! was mounting,
Maximum crouched. and ! rolled of.
] expect 20 ride him tomorrow, and
everybody will be able to see that !
haven't been hurt"
Dick Donnelly, who rode Skyscraper
and Confidence, r. J.. ChaGbOurne's
rrcat pair of Jumpers. for first and
second places in the high jump Mon
day night. said that he would try for
the indoor record tonight # Conf
ecnce. the worlds record holder for
high jumping, was in good form, =,
If Confidence wins" he said, and
/ don't know any horse that will beat
him, ! shall ask the judges to let me
try for the record. | shouldn't be
at all surprised to see the geldlng
clear 7 feet 4 or or inches, which
will be a record for the Garden. He
has the heart of a lion and the mech
anical makeup necessary for great
Jumper. All he requires is a httle
time. lie needs TO make several tres
each height before he clears them
clean"
Special classes will be shown for
Hackneys, to-day -.
In the class for pairs Of horses IN
the appointment classes Miss Loula
Longs splendid pair, Revelation ana
Realization. won a notable triumph
from a high class field, getting the blue
over Hamlet and Hertes, from the sta
Bile of John McE Bowman and Samuel
Willets. with Wild Rose Farms Xii
lngton Nimble and Nimbus taking the
yellow and fourth place claimed by
Miss Constance Nauclain's sprgaty
Noonshine and Lady Friar.
The third DAY of the show opened
with two classes for hackney ponies
shown to halter, and in the mares a.
vision the blue went 10 NlInsden
Farms Mel Valleys Best of All, an
English importation. The stations had
a keen contest for the honors for horses
under Il hands before the blue was
mined on the bride OF lrvlngton
Model the famous seven-year-old son
of Enfield Nipper and Barnston Lily,
entered by the Hamilton Farm.
The first cup III the seasons series
Of championships was the next lure
for the pony stations, and once more
Irvington Model was successful, Win
Clarence II. Mackay's homebred three
year-old Bobby Burns. placed IN re-
serve. Mr.. Mackay's handsome little
entrv was in no better luck in the next
class. for hackneys Of unrestricted size,
getting third place TO Willisden Court
Ship. owned by William A. Lieber, OF
Philadelphia. and Netherall's Pride, the
property Of Charles }. Deadly, OF Ed
monitor, Alberta. =.
Edward T. Stotesbury, president OF
the Horse Show Association, claimed
another blue ribbon in the class for
pairs of roadsters when his perfectly
matched pair of bay mares, Ruby and
Lasca. caught the judges eyes ahead OF
Edward kcarney's Prince and Princess.
Mr.. StOtcSbury's horses stepped 10
eether so nicely that they appeared
bound by an invisible link, and their
performance was loudly heralded by
the onlookers. Mr.. Kearney's skilfui
driving made a great impression upon
those who love 10 see a good reins-
man. and well il might have been
So for Kearney first took up the
reins over fast roadsters in the shows
Of 1883 and 1884, when he drove for his
father.
Programme for To-day.
10 % a m-Judgs hackney Hlhots two
no a. mDjudsing hackney stations four
1850 a. n. ludsirs hackney mares Tor tie cham
iiPiioo any "a m judging n the get Of hscsney
- ludsns hsrtae3 't.li oos for ,S.t ne
Canadian hdNhiINf f''rr '''lf'f h''~ 't'AHtf
Glass lif ,,,- -,
!. 80 a n.-.Iuuglng hA'hltt stAIlniir iuI w
Canadian Hackney Horse Sucictys god medaI
60 - q r-Iudsiug o hsckne, mars Tor tie
canadian Hacknc, Horse Societys sold medal.
t.4S Judging i5 hackney mares FOR the
canadian Hackney Horse Sociciys sod medal.
class IA
no p % Recess. ,, 40
10 p m Judging hackne, stations Tor me
Chafleugs CUP class d
"a m Judging roslstc0. Glass 81
$40 N udgrg . pain " ponies in harness.
- p n judging Il saddle horses C%s So
-o u m Judging r0al teams 'ihs' -
4f0 D m Judging 10 hacm'qs ln hsines'
American Hachncy Horse S'ciei} piMe'' 'lA-s
-. m Judging eS officers homes for the
pere,flrd Chauenge cup 'itss l-F' 60,
so p m Ildg II hunter. Class ~
0 ~ Judging rs p9nl,, i1 harnes,,. csss 20
S,0 M Judging % lscEnes N names
.Amefican Hac.ir, Horse so-ic''s pfrel' 'iA''
50 m Iudsins % SADDLE horses. las. $ o,
al. p m Iutsrs gs horses ''r ihe ~
os5 y m Iudslas "a qualified hunters conn
10 'S 95 , jud.us jumpers for me high jump
Class $50