The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-07

jured their chances OF success. This
time Miss Lulu Long drove Animation
and Aviation ana WAS accompanied by
her two French bulldogs AS usual
John l.. Bushnell Of Chicago had "a
very attractive pair of bay mares named
Gypsy Maid and Gypsy Girl. which
showed well but were not quite good
enough 10 win. The prize Went To Maud
Muller and Meteor. a pair OF chestnuts
owned by \. W. Atkinson, and the Sec
ord prize was won by Miss Isabella
Wanamaker with Eve and Suave. The
bushnell pair were placed third and
Miss Lulu Long vas fourth.
only three were SHOWN in the class
for trotters IN harness. and President
J.. T. S~toteshury's representatives. Min
ME Allerton and Baiala, were placed
first and second in the order named.
Mis-. LouIa Long Wins Ribbons.
The first class in the afternoon was
for pairs %: harness horses over 1913
hands and Miss Loula Long sent into The
ring CONSERVATION a,~ Hesitation. IA
very fine looking pair of bays which
won the first prize over j. Campbell
Thompson's veteran campaigners. Nes-
ledown Counsellor and Nestledown
Chancellor. The pony tandem class was
rather a pOor exhibition. II was for
ponies not exceeding l3 hands and so
much has been said of George \. Heyls
Welsh ponies that have been 20 sue
cessful AT San Francisco that mis- repre-
sentative in this class was quite dis
appointing and soon got the gate. The
first prize went to- the Willisbrook
Farms Model Fire and Shinfield Ante
lope.
In the morning two trotting stations
were shown In hand and the winner was
Glenlinc, n bay stallion by Rediine,
owned 10y the Neadowbrook Stud farm.
and Miss Loula Longs Illumination was
placed second. There were two entries
in the class for fillies two years old ami
the prize went to Horatio y. Bain's
Akelabeau, "A brown by the Beau Ideal.
There wa a sporting flavor attached
70 the polo pony breedin classes, when
were judged in the morning by FoXhall
+. Keene, an international player, and
rated the best of his time. The class
for stations was won by Stafwart Model,
owned by Thomas j.. Regain of West
bury. An interesting fact is that Stall
wart Model Is a son of Stalwart. which
raced in the colors of the late william
G. Whitney, father OF Harry F%yns
Whitney. who did so much for American
polo In capturing the international cup
The class for mares brought an ac-
tual racer INFO the limelight In Dash
owned by Terence and Stewart Preece'
Though only a two-year-old. Dash
showed all the quickness which hei
name implies, and If further deinoilstra
ton was wanted 1t could be supplied
by the racing record of this young
thoroughbred. 1t was only "A month age
that Dash scurried around the turns
in a six furlong race at the Rumsof
Country Club meeting fast enough to
finish In front of the noted Splinter Cul-
vert. II was pointed out AZ an anomai
by some Of the ringsiders that the stal-
lion selected as suitable TO breed polo
ponies was Of exceedingly heavy type
While the lightest mare In the ring re-
ceiyed the award In the matron class,
There was considerable satisfaction In
one Of the morning saddle classes for
those who commended two years ago that
the English mare Sceptre was harshly
treated by the Judges. S~certre II nov
owned by Mrs. q. IL. Chipchase, and IN
the open class for horses not exceeding
- hands up 20 carrying 100 pounds sli.
had u very easy path to the blue rib
bon. Although Sceptr' outclasscd hei
uppoucnt. here was considerable prom
ise IN the performance of the youn
chestnut mare Nidalla, "A f~our-year-old
exhibited by Miss Marjorie Htsbbs and
which took the red ribbon. .~Icssica. q
castoif from Walter Jcanings's stable