New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-09-07
CHAMPIONS SEEN
AT HORSE SHOW
Judge Moore and Glen
Riddle Farms Big Win
ners at Newport.
SADDLE HONORS GO
TO NEW YORK HORSE
J. A. Hartford's Gossip Wins
Blue RibbOns-EXhibition
Closes Without Accident.
[By Telegraph to The Tribune

kby AttFsiAbh 70 INV ANhWATl
Newport, r. l., Sept 6-The nine
teenth annual Newport Horse Show
came to a close this afternoon with
the championship classes, Glen Riddle
Farms winning the individual blue rib
bon in the hunter class with Willow
King. The entries of Judge william
II. Moore, from Pride's Crossing, were
easily the champions in the class for
pairs, Lord and Lady Seaton, two
day of the show, winning out, and in
the class for single horses Judge
Noore's bay mare Bountiful was de-
clared champion. The championship
saddle hono-s went to the New York
horse, Gossip, belonging to John A.
Hartford.
Large crowds witnessed the final ex-
hibitions, and the attendance during
the whole show was better than at any
in years. The three days passed with
out single serious accident. The only
fall occurred to-day, when Richard
Gambrill was thrown from Diana in
the championship hunter class.
The show opened this afternoon with
a class for ponies, in which Philip Cas-
well, of Middletown, K. l., took first
and second honors with Rosedale Jill
and Jack.
In the two local classes that fol
! lowed Henry A. c. Taylor's high
stepping pair, Duchess and Major, wers
| the popular winners over the other
| harness pairs, Gotham Stables being
! given second place. The local class fol
| hunters brought out seven horses. Mr.
! and Mrs. P. A. Clark had their Flying
| Machine and Sam in. but they did MOI
place, though Mrs. Clark got third with
| Longwood The place of honor went e
Francis Roche with his Cleveland, anC
Richard GambrilPs bay mare won sec
ond place.
Judge Moore Wins Blue and Red.
In the next open class, for small
pairs, Judge Moore won the blue witt
/ his Lord and Lady Seaton, and also
claimed second place.
In the class for two saddle horse:
George H. Roelig and Miss Clemenc.
| Crafts together took all the ribbons
They took the blue with The Minstre
and The Mink. while Miss Crafts tool
the red with The Monk and The Model
Another pair class, that for larg
horses in harness, developed into an
other Moore victory for the first tw,
prizes, two bays, Bountiful and Marcel
going to first place. though they wer
pushed hard by their stable mate:
Miss Marlboro and Fida Eyre.
There were but two entries in IN
class for the best pair of hunters, an
all honors went to the Glen Riddl
Farm horses, which had previousl
won most of the prizes in the hunte
classes.
In the final local class for the show
that for the best horse shown TO ap
propriate vehicle, the appointments I
count 40 per cent. the judges awarde
the blue to Francis Roche's Solitair
and the red to II. A. c. TaylOr's Buster
n. Y. Horse Saddle Champion.
John A. Hartford, of New York
scored another victory with his Goss;
in the class for small saddle horses
Gossip was the choice Of the stand
from the start.
one OF the most attractive cldsses
the afternoon was that for tours
Judge Moore was driving his own four
and Francis Roche had a handsom
team in, but the entries of Frank Don
ovan, Of Boston, were the spectators
favorites from the beginning, an,
turned out to be the choice of tn
judges.
Judge Moore came back winner il
the next class, that for small harnes
horses, with Lord and Lady Seaton
The open jumping class brought GU
seven entries. Glen Riddle Farms cam
to the front with first and second wins
with Bookstore and Bally Heather.