New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-01
SUFFRAGE DOVES
FLY OVER HORSES
Votes Speeches Made at West
chester ShOW-BriSk Rivalry
i'm Contests.

A special feature Of the second day
Of the Westchester Horse Show on the
White Plains Fair Grounds yesterday
was the release Of dozen white doves
OF peace by suifragists, who stood on
a platform in front of the grandstard.
The doves flew over the show ring
and attracted considerable attention.
Then there were speeches for and
against suffrage.
Westchester society was out in force
and all the parking spaces were filed
with touring cars and limousiues
There were only two four-in-hands in
evidence and the horse was only king
within the show ring.
Prominent among those around the
paddock were MIR. and Mrs. Adrian
Iselin. William f. Iselin. Ernest Iselin.
Mrs. f. H. Weatnerbee. Senator George
A. Slater. Senator John r. Taylor.
of Middletown; Mrs. Z. G.. Thebadd,
Cyril Crimmins. Homer 5. Ramsdell.
Judge Golf, Mr. and Mrs. Charles +.
McManus, Mrs. George Fordyce Leth.
Mrs. Oliver Hartman, Robert Van
Cortlandt, George c. Clausen and Mrs.
+. NJ. Warburg.
J. Campbell Thompson led in the
winning Of first and second prizes
with his housekeeping thoroughbreds.
He has sixteen horses entered in diff
ferent classes.
In judging the harness horse class
Mr.. Thompson's bay gelding Nest.e-
down Dermod won a blue rosette and
first prize of S75 offered by Oliver
Hartman. lie defeated a splendid
field Of horses. The Pilot, owned By
/ William Ziegler. ir.. was close sec
I'd.
The class for harness horses drivei
by women brought out some stunniht
vehicles. Emil Seelig's Flash wa
/ first, while Mrs. julius Walsh. ~hC
drove j. c. Thompsons Nestledowr
Ashore, was second.
The summaries:
Jumpers prizes offered by NJ James G Brady
open 10 all. performances only 10 cogntl Won y
Charles u. Lsnier.s b. m sister: MISS cieHeh Sc
/ crafts b. < The Model. second. Ralph Ellss b. g.
Hane., horses Chorses Of 1872 hands: open only
10 horses belonging 70 rrsid'n. of Mestchestef
County or Fairfield County Conn Won by J.
Csmpheu TtompSon's b. 2 Nestlelown Dermod
William Ziesier rs. D. g. Inc Pi.ot sec9anas D.
Horses suitable 20 become hunters lpnzes offered
~ Adrian lsen. r. horses six years old or under
fo Do, shown under saddle. but not oser Jumps. con
formation. quality manners ana way 81 GONG oAy
20 couutl-N0n By Wills Sharp" hllmers en- n
Jasper Red Heart. Little Farms b n Veronigue.
pairs Of harness horses tpnz,s offered by William
H. Moore l42 and not exceeding l52 hands, -
Won b, Emil Seeng's ch. :. Perfect and en-. e.
Perfection: NJ. Warnings nik. N. Woodlands I'm
pres, and hlk x Woodlands Emperor. second }.
MgT saa InS"&S@ GauSy ' Ba1sr :d
Saill, horses lover u ? and not exceeding -
le,sica. POwelt0u Farms ch. m. INilkee. second
Powelton Farms b. m Bella third
Ponies IN harness thrst prize offered By James G.
i1.n years Of age TO drive Won by esse " Pow
ers's b.. stall. Ear OF Shrewsbury; Miss beatrice
thcr Wsllen's pielaid stal. Jinsaboo. third
Harness horses prize offered hy Oliver Hartman
for the best GIG morse 20 e shown 70 sig e9se
conformation manners and all around action; must
De- practically sound ana be- able 10 - good pacel
Won hy ! Campbell rhompson'- D. < N.stedo"n
D,rmod: William Ziegier. RS. b. 3 The Pilot, see
rnd. Campbell Thompson's Dr. & NestledoTn Chan
saddle horses Oundockei: over l42 hands, -wor
ly Alfred Meyer's D. Northern star. Miss Glenn
ence Craft'. b. Z Tho Monk. second. y. J. Hess
ch T. Talisman thirl.
Harness horses lover l42 hands 20 bo shown
before iady's appropriate vehicle. horse 10 count
&c per cent. vehicle and appointments 80 per cent
lsdie, 20 driyc) Won by Emil SseHg's ch. Flash
won. j. Campbell Thomps0n's b. m. Nestedown
Ashore second. =. VI. Warnings blk. m. Wood
lands Empress. third
Handy hunter class t0pen 70 all hunters. horses
will be required 20 trot up TO fence. stop while
riders pull out top rail. then Jump same fence.
mrn around and jump back. trot Up 70 swinging
gate stand while rider opens 70. 20 through aud
r'os- gate. 10 show good fDannersl-WOn by T.. h
McIesn's b. Z. The Wasp. owen Ose Farms Cd. q
H4rtsnd. second. ;. Bryce Wings Oh. < Thistle
dor third
Ponies under saddle feSt prize offered by william
II Moore over ~ and not exceeding - hands -
Won rs John McE BOwman's d. m. Sweettriar j
MrE Bowman's D. yellow Jacket second; Ms
Marjorie Garner Vests ". m. cynthia. uiri.
Four in-hand PRIZES offered BY u. g. Reid
road team. ~ be- shown before coach or brake
horses only to count Won by J. Campbell ThOmp-
500. Emil SeCiiy second.
saddle horses first prize offered BY Elsin Gould
ladrs' saddle horses over l42 and not exceed
So. ~ % hands. ladies 20 riiel-Won By Charles
D0uza, Franks ca. ~ Seton Girl. Mrs Ogief
Mlils Reds ch ~ Cinderella. second. GOdfreJ
precce's ch The Nut. ;hni.
Polo mounts fpoiO mount up 20 carrying 200
pounds conformation 10 count % per cent. per
Torrance 30 per cent. no mount considered nnles
ne rider Is IN correct polo attire Won By /. VI
Narhurss en- Woodland, Waries John I
D0Nney's ~ Z Extra Special. second Miss Vera
tnrnel's e. g. sterling third.