New-York tribune., 1917-06-09
Horse Show Brings
Tuxedo SocietyOut
In Aid of Red Cross
Twenty-six Glasses Judged on
the Opening Day of the
Benefit

Tuxedo Park, June S.-The opening
day Of the Tuxedo Charity Horse Show,
for the benefit Of the Tuxedo Red
Cross auxiliary. was marked with ideal
weather. ''he show grounds and
ciandstand we're artistically decorated
with Amer can, French and English
flags and he track was in perfect
shape.
The weather was warm and brought
out the best qualities Of the horses.
There were twenty-six classes judged
to-day, including trotters, hunters, polo
mounts, saddle horses and children's
ponies.
The executive committee was Mrs.
David Wagstaff. Mrs. Preston Dayie.
Miss Carol Hartman, Z. Victor Loew,
jr, W. VI. Y. Hoffman and Pierre
Lorillard, jr. The judges were +.
Skiddy Won Stade, Lewis +. Waring and
George A. Coleman
Among the exhibitors were Miss
Carol Hartman, Nrs.5. T.. Cowdin, Ed
ward Ehlers, John Wanamaker, jr,
Fallowfeld Farm. Theodore Frellng-
huysen, Mrs. John Geraen, Walter II.
Hanlcy, Percy Rockefeller, Captain d.
d Pullen. j. \. p Ramsdell, Justus Ru-
perti, II. VI. Tiiford and Mrs. David
Wagstaff.
There were many interesting classes
to-day. which puzzled the judges.
The hunter class with twenty eight
entries. performance only to count, was
one Of much interest. the hunters tab
ing the Jumps twice. First prize finally
went to Hamilton Equality, owned by
James G.. Brady. Gladstone, y. }. Sec
ord prize was won by Miss Carol mar
rinan with her chestnut mare 90
quette. Percy Rockefeller's Lady Betty
vas third. and j. {. Brady's Hamilton
kilkee fourth.
Following are the awards:
Class 1 urotters. to he shown TO wagon or
cart. conformation 20 CONT 90 per cent aha
styla of gait 50 per cent: two-year-oids
Il J. Rulkey's Iynekohl. first; Is. A. bulH.
ley's Lottie North. second; Arden tarn''
Maize. third. -, =, :, u.r
- r
mans Justin, first. TuScdo Stables flrst
Virginian. second: Richard Delahelds Cap
tain Shawday third.
class tnares. four years old end over
owned M Orange County coniormauoh 70
count 40 per cent performance ana siyle oi
going 40 per cent and suitability for breed.
ing purposes 20 per cent Tuxedo stable,
Notice r.. first. J.. II. Roe'5 Mira, second o
b 4. Bulkiey's Dolly Duroc, third
Glass 3 lstallion mare or geidlng oWned li
I'm Orange County winn-s AT tne Eatola'
Horse show barredl Theodore trellnEnly-
sens Mozomo. first. b. \. Bulkleys Rahtles,
second. Tuxedo Stables Pagan, third.
Roadstcrs; class tsingle roadster 10
wagon Theodore Frelnghuysen's Nozomo
first. W NJ. v. Hoffman, Justin. second b.
A. Bulkleys RaGles. third.
Novice roadster 10 wagon or cart; class D
Theodore Frelinghuysen's Mozomo, first
W NJ. Y. HoTmans Justin, second; Tuxedo
Stables Pagan. third
Class & t1oyice horse not over lola nandsl
Mrs. James r. Schweiger's Aloha. first :
Miss Barbara Monells Neuport. second Mrs
Gordon r. Thayer's Babette, third.
Glass 3 (noyicc horse over l5ig hands
Waite ". Hanley's White Raven, first Mrs.
Gordon r. Thayer's Horus. second Meadow
brook Stables Bright Eyes. third.
Iady's novice saddle horse 70 be ridden
by ladies on side saddles; class g Charlcs
T. Buffers ReA, first; Walter Il. han!ey
White Raven. second MIS-. james l.
Schweiger's Aloha, third.
Novice horse. l4is hands and over. ridden
bv an amateur Mrs. Gordon X. Thayer
Babette. first: Mrs. James T. Schweigers
Aloha. second Gerkendale Farms The
Corler, third. o.o
Open Glasses (horse carrying up 70 2l9
pounds) Walter r. Hanley's Driftwood
Blaze. first. Tuxedo Stables George Guyton'
second Commander. third
Iad,Ss saddle horse over l5ia hands TO be
ridden hy lady on side saddle Walter h.
Hgnley's Twilight, first. Ms. David Wag-
stats Pointex second John McE. Bowmans
sun Dance. third. .-. -,
Iadv's saddle horse not over l5i2 John
NcF Bowmans Deeswing. first Mrs. Gordon
r. Thaycr's Babette, second Miss lda A.
RurerLs Dolly Madison, third
Novice hunters tup TO l,ts' pounds l-
Hamilton Farms Hamilton Depard. hrst'
Niss &. A. Harriman's Irish Heather. sec
ord: Mrs T. II. Harriman's Iron Rock third.
Hunters performance only 10 count
Hamilton Farms Hamilton Equality. hrst
Mis- C. A. Harriman's Coquette, second
Oyenoke Farms Lady Betty, third.
Obedience test for hunters and jumper
CAPTAIN u. d. Pullen's Florentne. first; Miss
c. A. Harriman's Coquette, second; Tuxedo
Stables Dixie. third.
Combination saddle and harness horse
Miss Wilhelmine n. Rupertfs Jessica. first;
the Misses Wickess Chesty, second; the
Misses Wickes's Polyanna. third.
Tuxedo handy saddle horse ". a. HART
mans Apology, first: II. D. Whiticld's
fbi,ouapiu seroud. Mrs J Puperti's Gen.