New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-11-12
terday.

Guggenheim won the red ribbon Mrs.
Hanly, who was Miss ElleL Rasmus-
sen. handled Nancy Walker for John r.
Townsend and she carried away the
yellow rosette.
The blue went 20 John Hartford's
Gossip, with Miss Louise Beavor-Webb
up. Gossip won last years champion
ship, and she looks as though she would
brook no interference. Fairy Queen is
still on hand, and she is still in the
hands of Miss Louise Van Nyck. The
two have won scores Of ribbons all over
the circuit.
Miss Constance Vauclsins chestnut
mare The Whip was an easy winner in
tho exhibition of harness horses over
l5.1 and not exceeding 1853 hands. The
mare Is superb, and she was splendldly
handled. Miss Vauclain paid $4,000
for The Whip, and she Immediately re-
warded her owner by winning the Bryn
Mawr trophy She defeated the i'm
ported hackney Ideal, owned by A W.
Atkinson. and Judge Moore's MoncrIef,
a three-year-old which he bred himself.
Moncrieff is by Marlboro. His dam Is
Lively Beeswing.
The hackneys were put In second
place again in the tandem class, when
a pair of Shetland ponies named Prince
Patton and Inapho defeated Model Fire
and Antipon, from the Willisbrook
Farm. The winners were driven TO a
higb-wheeled cart, and while they we're
diminutive their action was superb.
They were a perfectly balanced pair.
The red ribbon winners would have won
8 blue in any other gathering. They,
too, were well balanced, the wheeler
having substance and the leader action.
Irvington Nipper and lrvington Bouncer
were on hand, but Nipper, In the lead,
quite outclassed Bouncer. in the wheel.
They are a wonderful pair Of ponies,
however. and a yellow hardly seemed
good enough for them.
Miss Isabella Wanamaker drove her
superb pair Eve and Netherall's Pride
to victory n the class which called for
pairs over 1872 and not exceeding l51
hands. Her entries far outclassed all
councillors, and il was apparent from
the moment they stepped in the ring
that the blue was theirs. Pireno and
Hamilton Regal, from Hamilton Farm,
were the only ones which seemed TO
have any hopes Of beating them.
THE AWARDS
Cv, 10 is,anions suitable for gettins polo porirsl
-firsl prize soc. second prize, $50. third prize.
$40 Flint, Allan Pinkertons ch Bn1gef htd
ssoad Ff,s, R:uft rs Ink & seo E'n Boz 'Ald
Cisss 30 mares suitable for breeding polo poniesl
-Fint prize. 500: second pre-. $50; third prize
s25 t1fst. Consempgue Farms b m. Meteor SEQ
end. same owners CHI IN Los Angeies ~. th 10 !.
Jack Honieys ch N. Matilda. fourth. James I'M
Class "a stallion. .Iceeding IL hands and mo-
eIOeedns az hsndsl-fi"In PIilek u1 mo0' flr''
Cls.s "a tssddls horses over 1872 hands and no,
prize. 800 second prize, $50; THIRD prize. ts;'.
first Nm Josephine Wlllisms's CHI m Lady WI
;Ss seSSnd ta Lf K.r s'sa'T seich NE h'D'
"a q and nol exceeding IS handsl-Iirst gIi1a sloO
second Rr.s 80 'hlrd pr1s -. 800 tLi' NI p
Rainsdens ca. IN Princess third. Mss Ahcf A
LAURA Moores ). s Beverly. =,
Class lO4 lsheis.d ponles no, eieesens :, -, ~
NE siol-first. Miss Katharine Garner wesI.'
D b. T. Whteman; second, Charles r. Bum
Gu m Neire Cole. third. Peter haneks en- ~
Io,ts v; fourth. Miss Vests B. D. istY S9IAnt
Class ia (horsss up U earning 200 pounds y
hounds; hrst prize. 500; second prize. .SOi thfd
pfi1s s2sl-firs,. bunny Brook, ralm's. bt. &
General JorIe. second Sssrs hsiio"g ~,
squire. fourth Grow MurTay's CHI. 8. Sir Ashton
Ilss, a. lpairs Of hogss over 49, hands hi,
nrize $50. second pr1le. N5l-f1rsl william II
Noores b. ., Bouncing Cadet ana AAal,on sec
ond. wnliAn H. MoOrs b. % Maiden and Mem
Gas, sl-ssddle horses. exceeding l5.2 hands
n,t przo 100; second prize. Nv. tdrd prize az
First Mr. DAVID Wsgstars Blk Pointer
t6ird J. McE Bowmsn's Oh. y. Sun Dance, fourth
/ n GusxsnhsIm's oh g. The Knut
ClsAs II lpooies In harness: not ercef'iinf III