New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-11
aACENEYS GIVE
SURPRISE PARTY
o,sd,ctions Upset as the
champions Bow in Big
Show Ring.
upS. ALLAIRE FOlLS
' HORSE CHANGELlNG
. :, can Entry, Listed as High
w. WI Proves To Be Sir Braxton
After Winning Award.

r.,,sv pay-snd. Lord bless you, a
~ is a proud sort Of horse that
~. perpetual sore chest from bunk
}" 81. knees against drought a
hs .. =. o. upsets to Madison Square
s is' yesterday for the fourth day
U'' .sa National Horse Show, which
,ersrded by the prophets and
...I.,;cians as nothing short OF SEN
81" $50 o. these was the defeat Of
-. Moore's Lord Seaton for the
.. lanes Challenge Cup, for the best
-. .nitable to q gig. The Governor.
,on' Bushnell's trotting bred geld
!ohA .s;rly raced Lord Seaton off his
i,s end when the judges pinned the
re. IN his bride the popularity of
na' ,ictory was evidenced by tremen-
.s snplause from the largest audi
%. rbich has so far witnessed the
Garden sport.
the qualifications required that
,iorses "must be able 70 go q good
Nv the competition became almost
p'H. with Judge Moore's champion,
~ the cup in 1918, always IN
-. ,rnninc. but never quite speedy
u,,s The prize, valued at $500,
mus. be won three times before II be,
.-,, the property Of the winner, and
49,, near BY when the judge drove
\. ~. .sr.piring horse through the gate
,s sbls 10 CLEAN that he was not at
~ pleased with the outcome.
Perhaps the greatest sensation of the
.-.,ins occurred when Mrs. c. NJ.
NV. awarded fourth place in class
e., pndocked saddle horses, protested
~. he winner, Highball, entered by
riv,rd B. Mclean, was not Highball at
~ hnt another horse from Belmont
pI.n.stions. Sir Braxton. The judges
.,,-ntly investigated the protest, and
s.vnj II justified. The Highball entry
-, disoualifed, and the blue bestowed
~ Mss Clemence Crafts The Monk,
Nv. Allaire moving up to third place.
Tbs manager Of Belmont Plantations
.rnlsjned that through an error Of a
.ableman the substitution had been
made, quite Internationally.
Irvington Model Loses.
Jryington Model, considered By some
q, atbe greatest pony that ever lived"
,.,siyed the second sensational set
b,rE when he was defeated for the
;;Oo prize offered by the American
hackney Horse Society for the
500 prize offered by the American
Hackney Horse Society for the
MT hackney under l4.2 by Tissington
In;ty. imported from England last
year by A. B. Coke, Of the Willisbrook
y,rns' When the judges announced
,ssir decision Il was received with a
r.rietv OF comment. Irvington Model
b.bsyed very badly in the ring, pranc-
i,g and rearing several times, and
,ore said that had James c. Brady, his
vvuer. been at the whip different re-
s,t would have been put down IN the
record books.
Teehnicians in the horse game, how
ever. believe that Tissington Amity
fairly outpointed the star Of Hami!--
.oa Farms. and that her action and
form. together with an inch in height
which she has on Model, gave her
enough advantage 70 Justify the JUDGES
ward.
In the class for hackneys over 1872,
.cr which $500 was also offered the win
ner. Judge Moore's Lady Seaton won q
handsome victory over Princess Sheila,
Bountiful and Ellington Nimble-
After this event Robert A Fairbairn,
viee-president OF the Hackney Society,
remarked that he believed these four
horses were collectively the four great
es. harness horses ever seen IN the
Garden in one class.
The awards for these two classes,
ualling $500. we're the greatest
purses ever awarded Tor two classes
!, any horse show in this country.
Kynaewcod, the splendid chestnut
rsllioa o. the Delchester Farms stud,
70, II. Challenge Cup for the best
hsekrsy stallion in the show, but II was
bis g,con, George Gibson, who did the
work u and down the tanbark
George tugged and pulled the spirited
s,ssi 70 make him show his manners
VIII tremendous hold on Wynne-
vood's bride rope, he fairly pulled the
wanting horse along, cracking the
ytip with his free hand, and yelling at
=, charge until ne was hoarse.
Wynnewood Urged to Victory.
TIE dssh,ng two-year-old finally
rci, tu. when George took him down
% bis stall ne all but tainted, and
Wy the timely use Of pail Of water
ser the TOD OF his perspiring pate
ard hin from a relapse "'Onest III
r'nt n training" he apologized 20 the
ssner, ~an' il was 'orrid ard wourk