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best. with Mitchell iiarrison's brown

best. with Mitchell fiarrison's brown
geldlng Brightlight reserve.
Mrs. Robert r.. Tod's bay mare Scep-
tire, which had shown her exquisite quail
ties In other classes and won several
blue~. was declared champion OF the
smaller unlocked saddle horses and was
awarded the cup offered by f. T. Stotes-
bury. president Of the National Horse
Show Association. In this class Harry
La Montagne's Northman was reserve.
After successful season at the out
door shows W. II. Rhodes's chestnut
geldlnR Radiant received n crown. He
was awarded the title and Charles B
Coke cup In the t,tular event for un-
dockcd saddle horses not exceeding 10
hands 2 inches. Among those he van
Quished was Sandy Mcdonald. the chest
nut gelding belonging to A. w. Atkin-
son which won the championship Aenors
last year.
Madden Jsdges One Class.
John r.. Madden, the noted turfman
and breeder, who made the 1000 mile
trip from Lexington, KY, to act as judge
OF thoroughbreds. was In the ring less
than nve minutes. He scrutini1ed the
nve thoroughbrcds aligned In front OF
him and awarded the blue to Willis
Crest. which formerly raced as Captain
John. Yellow Crest won this event last
year. The conditions for the event were
different this year. requiring the horses
TO be Judged by their appearance In the
ring and their ability for improving ire
breed OF horses for general use. All ot
those In the ring were stalwart and
vigorous. but Yellow Crest stood out AZ
best. Cncas Chief was awarded the red.
Highland Chief the white and 0lorio the
yellow.
Yellow Crest Is now the property OF
Miss Constance vauclain. the popular
equestr!enne of Philadelphia. She pur-
| chased him for $4,000 last week. with
the understanding that the horse was to
MI the Horne Show engagements In Mr.
kilmer's name.
Herman s. Crossman OF Malone. N. T..
scored a triple victory in the class for
lightweight polo mounts. Under the
name OF the Comsewogue Farm he won
a blue with Meteor. which was victor
last year a red with I""s Angeles and q
white with Comet.
In the class for larger ,.onies Cobweb.
belonging to Howard Phipps. was award
the blue. The red went to Miss Vera
| Cornell's Sterling. the white to Red
| spider and the yellow to Red Bard.
botn Oh these aie o"'eu " '
Straight.
The awards:
Class Thoroughbred stations. years old
or over. First Willus sharpe Klmer's eh. ..
Yellow Crest: Thomas L watts .: uncas
ff, Highland V cS..i. third: Dsnn.s crS6in. Sr. 8
'tS cias: EUUndoched saddle horses. over ~.
hands. not exceeding 1872 hands. years OLD
9. org q. Rohiig's ch., 8. Minstrel: Mis-. Laurs
EuiT Ms5r bEers Ears One nsona shrS NJ.
A J. Lindsay's ch m. Nancy Bright. fourth:
Class U-Runabout horses. mares or geld.
hands: horses 10 count 50 per cent; run
abouis and appointments 20 per cent. First.
John syniy Ss JACK TnG % yShn
Mr.. Joseph L. sylvester'S br. s. Excluavs.
! Ciass iis-Hunters. championship cup: two
fenccs about . feet inches high Frs;
n z c; Rut'er'p ch; & Erl.ndro; Mitchell
/ Class isi-Hunters. thoroushbred green or
qua. !,s,, Chsrls. colE.,,!. Lan,er fh hocS
cres. % seccnd Hamilton Farm. ch. 3. Bobby
Bryan. third: Samuel willeiss gr. m, PEG
ciss. sslrndooked sadd,. horses: over l.s
and not exceeding rs: hands: . years old or
over. up TO carrying iso pounds. First. Mrs
Robert Z. Tod's b m. sceptre: Walter =
baker ! CO.. ch. m. Fannie Frances, second !:
Harry La Mon, agnes ch. 6. Northman, third
G. Douglas Franks's chm. Soften Girl.
fourth.
and not exceeding l53 hands. First. william
H. Moore's b. q. Micah and b. m Bountiful:
Hamilton Farms ch Arso and ch. m.
Frailty. second: Buttonwood Farms ch N.
Bui,onwood Bells and ch. m. Buttonwood
LAS. third: A. W. Atkinson's ch g. Supreme
Polonius and CHI. g Ideal fourth.
Hsr, sl.;' :isas hos;s @
James Imhrie's Cd, 9. Howard Reiter. second
Edmunl TarSells ch: g: Easlet: third; Mrs.
Class 5s-Harness horses mares or Eeldinss,
TO be shown to ladies' phaetons. with rum
bles: ladies to drive; horses to count 80 per
cent, iiveriss 10 per cent, First; William II
Moore's b. N. Bountifui. driven by Mrs. Paul
Moore: Hamilton Farms br. m. Preno.
S.. sTss9 coS,.ncs p, Mr. vsun ch M IN. wsp
driven by owner. third: John 1: Bushnells
b g. The Governor. driven By Miss Pauline
Cole. fourth.
saddle horses: Z: T. stotesbury Cup. First.
Mrs. Robert Z. ,rod's b. m seep.re; Harry
I 4 Coke Cup. First v. ii: Rhods.'. ch, 9
Class es,-Tandcm., exceeding Isl hands.
First, wlam u Moore. nr b. Lo,a aI., sss,"n .u,,,
p, Vauclains IN m. The Whip and ch. IN Noon.
shine. second: Hamilton Farms ch. g. Argo
and ch Z Fraty. third: Buttonwood Farm s
ch, IN. Buttonwood Bell and ch. m Button
Cias. iN-Uniied States troopers mounts:
Jockey Club Plate: not under l6.2 nor ex'
ceeding isi hands. four years old or over.
capable Of carrying cayalryman and equip
ment up to 20 po9nds Firs, Major william
Becit's blk. &. Gerkha second: Major William
Mitchell: .cr sis al pison; sIa, third; % Sunny
Class iS-Polo mounts, up to carrying isc
pounds; to be Judged for their manners,
handne;T: T,, and Sonror%Ms,snrFc M.,snr ccn Come
Farms b m. Los Angeles II second: Comre.
w0sue Farms b. m. Comet. third: willard
D. straight's ch. g Fisk. fourth.
pounds; 10 be Judged Tor manner: hand,
Phipps's b G. Cobweb; Miss .vira CORNELL,
SsrnE sn'd., .eG9Td; end WIsra Wnya p s,rs:S,
ch 2 Red Bard, fourth.
Glass i53--Irish hunters: performances only
in coun,-Flr,.; sunnybrook Farms ~ &
..coSd Si' OILY Sfa ,mo as kns
; Class lss-Pairs of hunter. or jumper. "
the same ownership; to he shown abreast
over the inmn. First, Sir Adam Beck
, sunnybrook Farms ch, Y. Eglinton and b .
Coburg. second Lieut., Gerald T. Hanley',
br e Lansdowne and blk g. lronsides
I ch. Craftsman, fourth.
Cia. iol-saddle ponies, mares or geldings
, or over. First. Miss Katherine Kenned!
b. m. Anne Rose, second; Miss Barbara J
E Guggonhcim's br. m Decciver. third Del
cee:,., ,H,,r FARM m F'o, E1,,. WHIP fourth
, geIdings IS hands or over. bred in Americ
r waldorf Astoria. challenge cup), FIRST Will