New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-29
PASSES UP $1,000
HORSE SHOW CUP
&c. Thompson Refuses to
Enter Team When Vic
tory Is Assured.

Tho foremost feature Of the closing
session OF the New York Spring Horse
Show. held at Durland's last night,
consisted Of an act of omission rather
than one of commission. Before the
show the capture Of the $1,000 Durland
cup was practically conceded 10 d:
Campbell Thompson, who already had
one leg on the trophy. At the eleventn
hour. however, Thompson declined 10
enter his road team, declaring that ne
was willing to sacrifice the hor<, OF
holding the cup IN order that IL "ign.
remain permanently at Durianu b.
As a result the driving honors went 70
Jack Kehoe, a professional, VINO thete-
By won leg on the coveted trophy.
Other features Of the show. which
was still in session at midnight, when
the Jumping classes were being judged,
were the historical costume cavGlcade;
the class for Samuel Keller Jacobs 3
Gun for the best woman's saddle horse,
and the awards OF the championship
cups for 500 trophies given By Jonn
4. Hartford and S. g. Alien.
In the class for military chargers
Adrian II. Larkin, president OF the
METROPOLITAN Golf Association, APP
plauded his son, Lieutenant +. ). Lar
kin. as he rode past in regimentals.
Miss Ida Louise Fleitman judged
the woman's special class and after
ward sent her hunters. Cygnet and Sc
cuqa. over the jumps in their classes.
IL was Miss Fleitman's first appearance
az a rider at a show since hunter
came a cropper with her at Piping
Rock last June and broke one OF her
logs. -,
0wenoke Farms Montrose won the
charger class; Captain Shauter was
second with The Baron, and Lieutenant
Larkin was third with Tam o Shanter.
James Cox Brady's Hamilton Farm
entries made clean sweep OF the
three harness pony classes. The WIN
ner Of the woman's class was Mrs'
John Gerken, on Margaret Tate, wnlch
later won the championship cup, max
ing four victories in four strong
classes during the show for the chest--
nut, which has twice won National
Horse Show championship.
Miss Fleitman and DICK DonneIy
gained the riding honors in the classes
for hunters and Jumpers.
The awards were as follows:
Glass 81 ponies under saddle. not e,cesti1g y
hand: eiildrsn 10 riIel-Won BY H1mll,on Fam :
M Hamilton Belle. second jesse " PcTer- :
b. Earl u Shrewsbury thlnl. Mss Cons. %
md Sale Eccan's b. H. JOY. fnurils Miss 'oi'sh
ana sale Rsgan's O.. N. Delight
Glass (gair % harucs, horses over - "'l
-ot exceeding Is hands Won by Hamilton Farm
b. ~ Peacock Sensation and D. m. frii1to-e ~
Whltcsste. second. j. Campbell Thompson z.
Nestlsdosn Blazer and D. < Nested0wn bia'c'
third John L. Bushnells b M Gipy Ga AL
b. m Gipsy Maid fourth, A. W. A'klnsons a. IT,
Maud Muller and ch . Meteor
Clss. So lchargers. u % III hands. undocked. -
ne shown az a walk. fr0t. cauter and geAop. urn
b ON the iorchand. change lead az tie centre pas
age break readily stand srll while being mount %
81 ANA take a brush fence flel high Won ~
| T. Harry shanton's br. Baron. third Leltena. 2
Squadron A. cavalry On 3 Adiuisnt
Class J.. ponies in harness. exec Iine j. tut
not over u hsndsl-W0n hy Hamilton ! arm
d. Z Hamilton flame second Hamilton ! arm 4
b lr m Hamilton Iris. Third. halcyon Farms p m.
Can:srbury Duhsms Pride. fourth. Miss Muritl
NiggIa's hr. HroWneu!a.
Class - lalias saddle horses. over u. eld'
20 be- owned and ridden ty ladies' side sAid es -
be useiI-Won ly Mrs John Gef6cn's 'h o.
Margaret Tale. second Mrs. Jo'ephlne Ksv1oN. :
CHI : Supreme. Third. Mrs Vincent y. NM'orl /,
fh fa Is.v Morn fourth. Miss Alice 4. Doi'-
.orth's ch ~ Lady Mcdonald
Class N thafns,s horos. suitable 'or lsfv 3
rhaefon. N D.. driven by A LADY ~ resui'fion
iadv's phacion Won ty John T. llshneils b. 8
ne Governor. driven rs MIS- Pauline Cole sse-
ond J. Campbell Thcmpfons o. IN Nest',fovi
Ashore driven ~ Miss Clemence Crsfis. uird.
Hamilton Farms by m Ircne dfsen ~ Ma
lohn Gerkcn. fourth \ vs.. AiansOns ~ r.
Walton Treasure driven by Miss Louise lesro'-
Webb.