New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-07

fruitlcss beyond breaking off piece
OF the fencing
James T. Hyde. secretary Of the Ma
tional Horse Show Association, was in
the show ring looking as natural as
ever, in spite Of the severe illness
which has kept him a prisoner for
many months. 30
Every one felt that II would not be
horse show without Mr. Hyde, but the
idea was prevalent that he would be
to III 20 attend the show.
Mr.. Hyde has been connected with
the association since its inception IN
1883 and in spite OF the fact that he
was confined 70 his bed up 10 within a
week ago the indeiatigable secretary
directed all Of the arrangements over
the telephone which stood at his bed
side.
Mr. HYDE was kept so busy receiy-
inc the congratulations OF his TRENDS
that he had TO seek refuge in the show
ring.
One of the most popular devotees OF
the light harness horse made his IN
itial appearance in the show ring as
Judge In the roadsters classes. This WAS
Pierre Lorillard, Jr, clever am'eur
reinsman VINO knows all that is 20 be
known of the trotters and PAGERS. Mr'
Lorillard drives his own entries IN the
races and can put many seasoned
professional 70 shame. with Mr..
Lorilard in the show ring were h. H.
Bovine and George Willing.
Mrs. Belle Beach and Miss Boriani
showed some of the entries from their
new nonv farm at New Hamburger, \.
Y. The place is known as Springsidc
Farm. and there the owners are breed
inc and training some wonderful stock.
They are principally hackneys, bd.
there are some Welsh and Shetland
ponies as well
Lady Beck in Ring.
Two diminutive hackneys created
quite q Juror when they appeared IN
The ring for their morning exercise
with their tails done up IN the ap-
nroved dealers style. The young wom-
on drove them for all they we're worth
and their methods certainly seem 20
bring results. go.
In spite of the poisoned pen letters
which have been received by the com
mjttee in regard 70 Lady Beck, that
popular horsewomgu dad not seem VI
ali timorous. She made her appear
ance in the judges ring durlhG lhe
evening session and her awards were
quite as satisfactory as ever. lazy
Beck knows quite a. mueh az dVes az
Adam about hunters and saddle horses
- has ridden 10 hounds in Canada
and England. as well as IN the Onlted
States. IT., ....
Tadv Beck is very beautiful wom-
q, and she appeared TO advantage IN
a black velvet hat and gown trimmed
with sable. which made every woman
ON the promenade resolve 10 own one
Clarence II. Mackay instructed the
Powers. Munter Company 20 sell an OF
his French bred yearlings at DurI"nu
early in December. This IS the htsV
result OF the embargo as 10 the eSpot-
tation of thoroughbreds from France
and il is probable that many other
Americans will now bring their youhE
stock home, thus adding greatly 20 th i
Importance and interest OF JuVeh'ie
racing next season.
The awards:
Class 10 trfi'oa' suitable tor seitins p'io 'n'ss
first przr. 500 .seoiI 49,, IN sisir.ri
Model. second Emiel Noods ID = aI. '
hsli third. zane o~nef g.. i 10y srltlinE p.,s
pcniss frs prle 500 second p.iis go .-. ,i.,
ID NJ Am. iiifI. Mis-, Constance ,-.a Ia
90. tfro,f-r allies. two year. old nrst Pro.
500. second Prize $50 thrt piia. - WIZ fi
li0rauo y Bans " 'u;'l,,,a,' Tneisf,.ress. lot
80 q, fssdde horses over 4. ail no. -.
eesi'ns if- hands. thrcs year oii Or .'sr. W
.,r-t., 's10 r.1lnis AMI must carV not les. lAi
NJ vriybt. hit pfils 500. second pfitr. wv
Trr M. 4 ~. SCOTS hlk = Ar'Ais"'' ~
"a 4 10 Trsiiks's Ga. Z SETON Boy a..
Ga u saddle horses. d'cE..i o. nioes-,'
e. t-irr 500 second priIe. SO. ara pfs''
20 ST. Mr. Gcors, H. Clprhs,ef D. -
Sspirr. second. Ms Msil.he H.nh.' 81. y
Nid,I, second third J. VI NeS.i" 90, -. n
ciss los shetland pouies not etfesl.ng -
. i,ehes four yeau old or over. - ~. ~. -.
- Ma sac fhifl unff f-ll-Iirs halAilh
...r'r Vests phi White Mar second Deo'ss
I A Fferl's ifE On Pearl - 49,.
o,,r sir years VI to GAMING 20 S94a, % a.1 ,ss,