New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-12

The protest by Mrs, c, NJ. Auaus &c
tho Mclean entry on Wednesday, AVID
the subsequent admission " leuis
Leith, manager % Belmont Plantations
under which name NshhaN MAS en-
tered, that the horse WAS net even ia
New York. continued 10 He the tslk %
horse goSsips YESTERDAY. it Was limited
that the action ~ submitting a
ringer" For the judges consideration
was the stables method u rehuking
the officials for placing Lady rNham.
the champion mare Of tho Mclean
string. second In the afternoon.
Miss Ida Louise Eleitmsna. who Is
recovering from n broken lex received
at the Piping Rock show. when she
was thrown from her mount, Signet.
caused quite stir when she was
wheeled into the Garden yesterday in
chair. Her progress around the
promenade and wss one succession Of
Aren't you the brave thlngi" so glad
70 see you'll" One Of the first 20 shake
her hand was &. Howard Dawson. who
Is also recovering from an injury re
ceived at Millbrook. Miss Fleitmsnn.
who Is only nineteen years old. was
escorted to a box. where friends visited
her from time TO time, lsuding her
for her courage.
At the evening session Mr.. Stotes-
bury's box was occupied by a party
that included Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Drexel
Biddle, jr., Mrs. Walter +. Brooks. jr..
Mrs. Allen Gouverneur Wellman. Miss
Lota Robinson and Miss Frances Will
Jams. of Washington.
Mrs. Herman 0elrichs. Mrs. J. Stew
art Barney, Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander
Bache Pratt formed a party in another
box. Mr.. and Mrs. Z. Francis Hyde
had with them Mr.. and Mrs. George II.
Church and Franklin II. Carter.
Among others seen were Mr.. and Mrs.
Rowland S. Davis, Miss Virginia Alex
andre, Mr.. and Mrs. John Hoffstat, Mr.
and Mrs. Bernard VI. Baruch. Miss Eliz-
abeth Kirlin, James o. Green and Rob-
ert Boersm.
To-day is Championship Day, and the
last day of the show. To the regular
programme a special event has been
added in the shape OF race over the
Olympic course for army officers.
Lieutenant Gerald 7. Hanley. whose
horses, Lansdowne and lronsides, have
been frequent winners. has put up
prize of 5000 for the event.
Madden Arrives Early.
John Z. Madden was the outstanding
figure in the show ring when the first
class came up for judgment at the
Garden yesterday morning. Regarded
generally as the most competent judge
of "what is what" in the thorough
bred horse line, in this country, Mr..
Madden came all the way from his
stock farm in Lexington, KY, to pre-
side.
Once the animals In the class IN
which he was to make the awards had
taken their places beside the judges
stand. Mr.. Madden was all expedition.
walking up and down the line of splen-
did entries just once, and then an.
nouncing his decisions to the ring
clerk. Willie Sharpe Kilmer's chestnut,
Yellow Crest, formerly Captain John,
sired by Yellow Tail, out of Playful,
and bred by G. NJ. Van Garden, was
picked for the blue ribbon and the first
prize.
Uncas Chief, owned by Thomas l.
Watt, was second, and Thomas j. Re-
CANS Stalwart Model, which won on
Saturday as a sire suitable for getting
polo ponies, was placed third.
Thoroughbred hunters proved great
attraction for those who like pure
blood in their horses, and in the class
for the Alfred b. Maelay cup, for hunt
ers that have been hunted at least
eight times to hounds this or last sea-
son, Myo, a chestnut mare from the
Meadows Stables, with G. f. Elliot mp,
won the first prize. Myo took her
fences in clean style, and as perform
ance counted rs per cent. she seemed
to have fully earned the honors. Peg
o. Ny Heart, the Canadian entry from
Sunnybrook Farms, took the red, and
Mrs. J. II. Burton's Ladylike was third.
The championship cup presented by
G. L. Boissevain for horses suitable
70 become hunters was carried OF by
Morton Schwartz's St. Patrick, by
Hatchet, ridden By the owner, With
Charles D. Lanier's Down East, re-
serve.
Sceptre, Mrs. George z. Chipchase's
imported middleweight saddle horse,
caught the eyes OF the judges, Lady
Beck and Mr Marshall, and Wild1owsr,
owned By Miss Marjorie Hubs. and
another hslfbred, got the red ribbon,
with Miss Clemencs Craf-s's TIE Mink.
By the hackney Tiger Lily. :tiri
Judge William Y. Moore took toza
another first with his vel -z.cts5
pair. Bountiful and Micah. holding 80
well deserved victory u re cas- for
not exceeding l53 hands II .sZ-.
Lady Beck ADDS 10 HoaorA
Lady Beck took Ire cs--r. q. -.
tznbark arena again II re clsss f,r
thorough bred saddle lc-sss. Fsz.s:sfs1
in the stud book. SiZ-ss, s,cssrs< ~
contest for the :t-es pres. al La<1
Beck selected NFs Ezry7 = M
tagne's chestngt gs.cnT. Mr. ~
BIZ Northern S.sr-Pr.Tl.sgs, "a 20
most worthy e re 1>r>F. Esz -.
owned b. E1mzl2 Tar7s., .>>< r.
second place. q nosu>r-1Y csff,-a.-
ance in such sIa.,s. c,1czcy. az
George Chipchsss's C.sp1sr VA - r.
One % the mos: inp>rtar: sTsf's -
the fifth DAY u Ire ss>T 1ss -
judging @ the ciass tDr krrsss ~
able for United safes czTa.rT t,>.n:s.
not under l5Z ard noi DTsr i>i 1ar>s.
capable o. carrying m D>Etcs. Tpsa-
ty-hve splendid animals arsvsr'> -
bugler's call, and after a. sTtaD''i1'
survey the Judges 1sclGs1 ma. ~
Jockey Club Plate, valued ~ tiD). snl
80 per cent ~ the sTsspE:a<ss zane
should 70 % Charlton, 5aT 7fifirz
BIZ Mahomet, owned b. Marin y.
Saportas. 8. Bryce Wing Won ss>>rf
money with his gray gs!1lnZ, Ot.a"s.
BY Nsrtimas, and Lieutenant J. h.
Piersons Lady Blansford Vas h.f1.
Captain n. S. Mitchell got The III. T.,
with Sir Dixon, said b. one sTpeft D,
the Garden last night % BE the hnsst
military horse In the world"