The Sun.
London, England, 1869-05-29 00:00:00

THE HORSE SHOTV.-(THIS DAY.)

The "great horse show" opened to-day at the Agri-
cultural Hall, Islington. The entries for the different
prizes were numerous and the judges who were to award
the prizes were Lord Macclesfield, Lord Combcrmere,
Capt. P. Williams, Capt. Kingscote, and Capt. Bastard.
The hall was arranged precisely as ou the former occa-
sion, the centre of it being laid out as a drive or galloping
ground. The animals, taken as a collection did not present
any particular features of great excellence, and in no case that
elm under our observation was a better specimen of horse-
flssh than is to be seen everyday in Hyde Palk. Ju 'ging
the pecular merits cf the horses was a very slow and un-
interesting proceeding, the first two classes occupying
over one hour each. The show comprises a number of
ponies, and vehicles specially constructed for them, the
exhibition of which will doubtless bs more attractive than
the horses. The following were the prizes awarded :
FIsRT CLASS HUNTERS.
Mr David ll'lntosh, Havling Park, Essex, " St. Clair,"
first prize of £BO.

Mr T. Potter, East Court, Cheltenham, " Harkaway,"
second prize of £42.

Mr J:Bredin, Liverpool, "Kildare," third prize of £5O.
SECOND CLASS HUNTERS.
Major Qtymtih's "Placed" first prize of £5O.
Captain Barlow's " Topstall," second prize of £25.
Mr. Sanders, Northampton, "Playmate," third prize
of £l5.

" Joshua" has been
MUSICAL ITEMS.—ilandel's
performed at Dusseldorf. A new Opera by Flotow is pro-
posed at the Theatre Lyrique in the autumn. A medallion
and inscription have been placed on the house at liam-
burgh in which Mendelssohn was born, A blind pianist,
—Musical Standard.
gifted with an astonishing memory, is exciting wonder in
the musical circles of St. Petersburg,
BUTTON PARE SLIMBR MEETING.—The date of this
meeting has been altered from June 29 and 30 to July 8
and 9. The stakes advertised to close on June 1 will re-
main open until June 8.
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