New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-10
Two pIatoons of Police
Horses Greeted with
Cheers in Ring.
WOMAN'S DRIVING
AGAIN GETS RIBBONS
G;rl Rider Topples from Mount
in First Accident This
Season.

yoe, p-.. ..,srt through The gate
''.' -. Tho po'fce hundred
"a! 'y ..-. O.. b.es.rec1 specJ i'm
ol. - .t ,...r .tc vigor and
F-I.e. ....-rs ,-c Ne1 Yort Traf-
..-.% as ... most admirably trained
f-f. .. .r, city.
,s.. st.rc.to order burst from
. t..fe Of Patrolmar Edward 7.
p..~5 ne .f.-ty-ocd cavalry men can
.,-,f ,- tvos. fours or skies; they
..tcrod with eNsctncss which was the
.-s.b-r pr,- rr military men, who
'.,t.f c- from the boxes m enthusiast
.. .l-.rafior When the traffic men
.S,9 .. m ,rg >crapu.ous formations
~. d., .u1gos' closure. with night
49,. ~ -Fe angie Of salute. the crowd
b-o.e INTO .rc sor. &C. applause which
-or-d haze .raacu tlc rafters had not
,r,y Bees -.ctcsly hidden from view
b. .oo Gardens master decorators.
While 81, company was grouped al
mo end voting orders, a horse ridden
l. woman strangely resembling a
-.,- '~otr zoos. from somewhere ard
f,sbed 7,-f., over the tanbark. wita
..-,5er emitting a very base feminine
..r Fortunately. Patrolman John J.
g,.-osr. OF Traffic u. was on the alert.
end no ca''oued oil 90 pursuit Of the
.-~,uay. rescuirc The fair and stall
,..- rider .n m.d-rlng. while even the
.,.rte.s o. .lc band put aside their
.-,,umer-s 20 applaud Afterward. l..
.,. discovered chat the stricken rider
90. Jimmie Ryrrc. also Of Traffic d.
Plaudits for Police Horses.
Aesln '.e s-,. .'.. ..o., .r5 10 ceger
Sn'N'A.' IN - .o,;.;o,, -
'ns Wy, ,..l....... .ko No..
'hfir panied -lN'"e u ny ,.,i
gorouna. win ualAl'ne SH'I. NC
moved mo -ioupS again a"u loi.'v
3 square WIN drawn cIuos' Hlu az
rc defensive ,actc. Nhen hhaH!
hey lc.r the riug they had convinced
their audience. pleased and proud. that
no finer trained body. men ana horses
rss 20 pc found anywhere.
Another event OF the evening which
claimed The attention OF the best crowd
.r'ch the show has drawn 80 lar was
'hr class for the Bitmore Challenge
SUP iu which fifteen saddle horses
suitable f0I park riding were judged
hr LADY Beck After the closest sort
~ competition. Miss Marion du Points
'ro.ume winner. Twenty-four Karat,
uas forced 20 bow TO Walter Hanley's
Twilight. with Mrs. Hanley up. The
distinction of this victory will be made
clearer whom it is mentioned that The
Monk Supreme. Greenway Boy, Wild
flower and Fisherman were also en-
tered n the class.
,;.l H., :, ,.oido,,
"' nun !" -'N''D'"'
N.s Louia Long. whose sensational
en"ne Monday night, IN the runabout
Gas provoked the hrst real roofing
Of t'e snow. continued her, string OF
i,in8fhao.e WINS s'o'ua!. feL appedi
anc" TO- lass % Tor pairs OF norses
SHOWN heiorc phatiohs Tor PARK use
rom me group OF 81 .,'Heh ABOUT t'e
sS'e"a! houHu 80 tou"u 'n' t".-
Darn 'ht lsl!ly WhIH@-u 'H nei sui"i
~ WIN her three mascot puppies
vanity, DlVlhly ana MISS boD III OHe
'sst beside mel
IL was not NJ az surp ls'Is 'nay sHe
aS 1ne nrIt eaii ead "a ~ III H. b.
'u ~, ,!p,.,syisirr tbe+ lido Voore
- IA 100 teeus cntered IN this
- 800 -, 60 ,ra, H. .get+ers,'
-. H., for fourtb nlace marked
az , C. NIL. ,,,nordeJl is tro,,.n
,~ 81 limo n
hnIs - I"c HaSC - :; not
.s' 81 e.'"'
~ p.SCe ~ .ba+ cboneronod
W.; ,.e ,,. 60 er p ,,c.ories have cot.
ten 10 be Garden institution, even
as they have become known through
cut the country when MISS Long mas
shown her horses. Managers OF SHOWS
nave even telegraphed ner 10 De suIe
ana BRING them along e0uldh
tnink OF riding without them' saI9
Miss Long, lifting them TO me greunu
alter her rlctory, especially NahItS'
ne always hghts TO sit nearest 20 ne
ana ne Wont SIT sun IhtII ne u'S
loaged tne other Two. Uhe "lne III q"
lous9 and tumble ne Isi! ou' a. b;r,
iounqing turn, ana ran over "il''
luckily without the morse stepping u"
nun. .lo,.
MISS Long THINKS tne preseHt s"V"
IS the pest that she mas eyer peen w.
ana ~ mas convinced her that au'o ,I;o-
oHes nave nov caused hoiseS 70
appear i think we are coming 10
consider horses more a. pets ana re-
- means or tIahsporISton' InU
nav people VINO can anoro II nae
er maehines Ioi shopping Vi 49,
GUY they tsHe thelr horsyS ouO "e'i
ney 70 for pleasure. Inc gam -
POLO when is last becoming Popu'"ii
VIII 40 q Iot 70 make more P''p''
acquainted with horses TOO.
Nine Year-Old in Saddle.
Although ninc-ycar-old Miss Con-
stance Recan was given the gate i'm
Gas, g3 FOR ladies' saddle horses over
l@2 hands. her horsemanShip in handl-
ny her Id hand mare Brunette was
the occasion Of favorable comment all
along the rail as she trotted around.
P,rehed an tho exnansive hack Of her
,,or,. 81 I;,,;,,,.,,.. .vb;h;,or ,vao