New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-11-15
POLICE HORSES
LEAD AT SHOW
All Others Give Way to
the Special Pride of
New Workers

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slipped into the background last night,
and the crowds at the Horse Show in
Madison Square Garden paid homage
70 the pride Of New York-the pick of
the mounted police horses OF the
metropolis.
From box 70 paddock the spectators
united in applause as the thirty proud
horses and their equally proud riders
manGuvred about the ring, forming
fancy figures and going through the
PAGES that are necessary to a horse
that makes his living in the thick Of
traffic.
Nap, ridden by Patrolman David
Tunstall, Precinct A, won the fire.
prize, a gold medal: second prize, an
other gold medal, was awarded to
Voter. ridden by Patrolman John
Thomas, Precinct 33, and the third gold
medal was won by Lucky, ridden by
Patrolman Elmer S. Joseph, Pre-
cinct d.
Mounts and riders were reviewed by
Police Commissioner Woods and IL
spector Schmittberger.
Fail to Hold Canadian Cup
Much 70 the regret of the specta-
tors, Lieutenant Gerald T. Hanley and
his big, black gelding, Lansdowne,
failed to get second leg on the
Canadian Challenge Cup. The two won
1t last year, and success this year
would have entitled them to perma-
nont possession. First in this class,
which is. open TO officers Of the world,
was won last night by Pete, with Cap
tain j. A. Barry, OF the I'd United
States Cavalry, up.
With the exception of Lieutenant
Hanley and last nights winner, all pre-
vious winners of the Canadian Chal-
lenge Cup are believed to be dead-vic-
tins Of the war abroad.
AT AIS o'clock Yesterday afternoon
one of the railbirds at the Horse Show.
in Madison Square Garden. lamented
the dearth of good saddle horses be-
ing shown. At AGO. when Class "a was
called. he took it all back. Twenty
six horses were entered in this class,
The conditions called for ladies'
horses of 14.2 hands and not exceeding
1872 hands. Manners were TO count 30
per cent. Mrs. Walter Hanley ap-
peared on the old favorite. Seton Girl.
but she left the ring after the judges
had begun the elimination process with
Rare One. ably handled by Miss Mar
garet Tompkins; Dictator. with Miss
Louise Van Wyck up: Countess Won
Holstein's Butterfly and Miss Marie
Louise Thompsop's chestnut mare Re-
migia.
Il was impossible to beat Mrs. Rob
ert TOd's Sceptre. winner of many blues
and championships. Miss Ida Fleit-
mann took the red ribbon for Harry
La Montague Northman. Mrs. Belle
Beach showed John Spratley's Kitty
May. but had to yield to Mrs. Jessie
Won Klein, on Georg Rohley's Min
strel.
Newcomer 10 the Front
The following class was for larger
horses, shown Gnder the same condi-
tions. and this was where newcomer
won-Buren Arnold. Philadelphia
mare, entered by Miss Anna A. Austin.
The championship for pony stations
was decided in the morning. The tri-
color went 10 Irvington Model. from
the Hamilton Farm. Model is by En-
field Nipper. out of Barston Lily. He
was bred by W. y. Henry.
Gossip was in the hands of James
Schweiger, and won another blew in
the open class for locked horses up TO
100 pounds Mrs. Robert Guggenheim
was placed next with the Knut,
good looking chestnut.
Judge Moore drove Lady Seaton TO
victory over Miss Constance Vauclain's
The Whip. in Class as. The Whip
scored in conformation. and it was
toss-up which way the Judges would
decide. Miss Vauclain was in the driv-
er's seat.
Yesterdays Prize Winners
Glass q NicknG mSns. no, eIceedng 49,
hands. must Lave produced 9 foal ~ 1916 %
Pic. .2D"First. Delchsster Yarns b. m.
RoughGm Lady; second. W,lls5rook Parma b. m
m Little witch. fourth. HGlcyon FGm's m.
Class % shetland siAIlicns. no. exceeding ~
Patton. second Mss Patricia Caravans ch. IL Silver
Tips. thlrd. G.. L. Bunns Db Go Bang.
Class % stations not exceeding u hands. nrst
Prize. $780, second prioe $50 hid PFC SIS
'dlrd Deiches,cr Farms b. s. Melbourns. Tartisr:
class Is champion ponies prize cup)-First.
Hamilton Farms b. $. lfyngon Model. reserve.
Class Y 0.ekney stations; n,; pTi5s. 500
second Pri1e. $50. third prize s-slLfirs, Del
hen nompson's b. . Nestedown Victor: third.
D j. D1scols en- Auburn Golden Con.
Glass pairs Of Shetland ponies. not eiceetiny
80 inches ent priLe. $50: second prize. $40; third
prize. s2oi Firs. Charles Z. Bunn's blk $ Prince
Patton and eqsPA9 Tins :eG ssS s Ns rA ,S Ss
Peter Hauck. rs en- ms Loits V. and Senator
Gas 90 Csheuand ponies not ereesdiny is
p,e ,?dj-Fs Bnns A euaph S u .ee
ond Peter HGuck rs. ch. 5. Senator Jackson
fourth. Miss Patricia Caravans ca. silver Tips H.
Cs 70 pair q ponies , oyer so ana no,
pr1s. $50. third priso ,25)~Frs, charles r.
Iismiltor's b. rs. IRE and SPARK: second Hamil.
ion Farms 70: ms Sequel and Sequence: third;
odo-a: fourth George Hsyrs B. ms. TOllo
Gas, u nore Va! W 70 earning JOS Pound, e
prze. s25l- Fini. sunnybrook Farms ch. g. Bob
RILEY: second. Mitchell iiarrison's Dr. The
Gardsr: third Sunuybrook FARMS Oh. m. Csnnie
jean. fourth Miss Ida Fleltmann's Oh. &.
"e's ss, us thoroughbred nars. or g,ldins, not
under lS8 hands. suitable 10 become hunters :
@ N r Eu s en ne h hI,,ad ISi,i i'e S1.
5ls s%'i fs + H'' sr D. Alsic '''4'' ''' '
Ga. 50 lpais o. horses and best appointed
road rigs FIR; prize. $50. second prize. s7J third
rrizs Ss5l- Flrst. Edward I. Stctestu-'s b ms
harrington's blk ms. Jenny Auduoun and
eisss "a tdoefed saddle horses over i52 hands
up TO carrying 100 pounds first prize. 500;
second pfize. $50 third prize. t23)-first, John
s.rs asI90' on g. r.. KNIT third J. r T,Omp.
son.s b m Nancy Walker; fourth. Myron H.