The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-09

prizes for pairs 15.t 10 113 hands and
Judge Moore this time showed Micah,
which won In single harness on Satur-
day, with Miss Marlboro, u bay mare
I years old. The horses were well
matched and showed alnost perfect ar-
ton. Miss Loula Long drove kc,cla
ton and Realization they showed
plenty OF dash with good action In front,
but rather poor behind. hut were not
matched in colOr % !. Busiiitil
drove The Governor and Prince and
" lillian \. L.iehcr was represented by
cottonwood Lass and Buttonwood Belle.
which. while they locked all right. were
not matched IN color These four won
the ribbons IN The order In which they
are named. Miss j.. Niau sent into the
ring Eye Opener and 7 Wonder ThoN
had their names pleatcd. which IL not
considered the best form in horse circles,
hut as appointments did not count III
this class the Judges probably took no
notice of this little slip.
MrI-NniI-y Flame R~ratcn.
Thc surprise Of the afternoon was the
defeat of the sensational pony Mel-Nal-
ley Flame. This pony was purchased
hv the late Alfred -. Vanderbilt from
William Foster of England. to whom IL.
paid Si2. GOO. At the Vanderbilt sale
recently James cox Eridy purchased
The Flame. paying $4,000. The class
In which h- was shown was a particu-
larry lin. one and IN" piiz" went 10
1~issingtun AmitN, a bay mare with all
round good qualities but lacking th'
dash aud tir" of Mcl-Nlll"y Flain" The
Flame was placed second and the third
prize was Won by Clarence II. Ma"kay $
Bobby Burns. a stallion which had won
when shown Ia hand earlier ia the day
Bobby Turns Is "A remarkably good act
ing pony. but while in the ring showed
disposition To break and seemed to be a
little frctful.
lionors in the military jumping COM
petition. which cpci ed the night sos-
sion. went to tho National Guard 10y the
victory of Iausdowuc, owned and ridden
by Lieut.. Gerald =. Hanlcy uf lroNi-
dcnce. a m.mher of the Rhode Island
National Guard. IL vas the second
victory for Lansdovne at the show. but
again his splendid jumper was tied and
had to go through Two jump oifs before
securing the blue.
! The Judges could not separate sever
of the twenty-five performers after the
first trip over tine fences, but a second
journey left only lAnSd"wne and Capt
Il l., Cards N'mrod with almost clean
! scores. NimrUd hit a couple Of fences
In the fi'al jump of and thc West
Pointer had to %rel.uluish FIRST prize II
favor OF l.Iusdownc. lr,rs.dc, another
of Lieut.. lItnley's stable. was third and
Metaphor. owned 10y capt. L. q. Alex
, andcr of the United States army, va:
fourth.
Metaphor, 10y the way. - a full
brother to the great race horse Mtshct,'
aad was given to Capt. Alexander by
~. 1.t.. I.,ta. - k.4ttg 4r.lnyNHt
| also has a strong thoroughbred strain
his sire. I'm WATSON. was by l.ougfclloW
and the .niiueuc, OF that famous racci
OH iumpcr~ - further >huNn by the FAC
| that Jam NdSsuL j. also IN" sir, of Thu
WASP. which ti,d with l~"IBSdowuc al
Saturday.
Miss Marlboro. which when show
with Mlc,n won Tor Judge Moore ia IT,.
afternoon. was shown IN single hatu"S
IN the evening. This was in u class TO
horses over 11.3 hands. and although !
was FOR nu,iccs 1t attracted scNcIltc.
entries, eleven al which went MO tn
ring. TIL" priz" again sru to In
Moor. representative. Judge Mu"rc -
far has won three gu Of the tv" nov .r
clJ ss,S.
Miss Marjorie Iiul,uS was suCct<stu
in the FIRST cup competition uf the show
which called for lady saddle horses 30
under l., and NOT exceeding lI.3 hil,d
up to carrying from 10 To loo lnlUd'
The prize was giycll by lido NJ. FlrlSc.l
mann and has to bc won twice. Mis-
Hubs rode herself and showed Wild
flower, e ilcLutiful m3slnercd chest
nut. Wildiower's racing line are -
counted for by the fact that she had
thoroughbred sire in Chief Justice.
Wiltiowcr clearly ~outpointed her con