New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-24
THE WORLDS HORSE CONVENTION
Fro~ OR 9~u Reporter.
sAIUV PAYS PRoCEEDISSs.
sFRrSCFIs Id Mas. SATURDAY Oct - 1858

sFRIsGFIs Id Mas. saturday, Oct -, 1858
The rain stornrv hch had yesterday did arrive
rrti everybody ,sho haa bed 20 70 had beaken him
elf TO it, omfafs Tbs morning opened rather gloomy
considerable rain fell before clock when il broke sway
oes 81 the morning which consisted Of exhibition
OF d. trsnum horse and payment Of premium Each
oa es be was called b. The Marshal led Up to The
Jpce stand had his name, age sze and weight read or
- .ie Srcrrtarv By whom and where owned &o- when
- va decorated with small flag and led driven
=, ~ -oTn Tor tie nexf This occupied an hour or two
viii give descriptive memoranda OF Of the prlc
he class Of stations over wears old the Cassas "
Csv Owned by II Goodwin Of New York took the first
preiniuu eco he il bright bay IS hands aigh was
ssr.d bv a horse called the Andrew Jackson Mem
br;po mare lie il a very handsome horse. particularly
when IN motion, and under admirable management OF as
colored driver He shown only in harness.
The second premium in this class 500 was taken By
superb specimen Of the Morgan breed called the horr
borre owned bv French Morril OF Danvie VI He il 10
vesrs Old srd Teigbs 20 fbs The third premium $50
vss awarded Of the famous AID very superior Me-
..neer breed Of horres called Buh Messenger owned b.
Hiram Reed of Augusta Ne be Is nearly white Is years
old hands high and hes upwards Of 200 cots He IS
perb Old horse and exhibited in apan wagon driven by
isowuer The third 81. premium horse OF tbs class cali
ed Black Morgan he owned BY Francis Twitehe Of Pc
,erham years Ole, Il hands high and weighs os5 ib
Tie big and weight will give an idea IF his heavy body
His only fault for perfect horse N bis lowness OF stature
He sired by Green Mountain Morgan his dam Hale
mdGc.
horse called the Lone Star owned by H. Ball of New
York was in tbs class and attracted more attention and
committee awarded grauy Of BIO to him and number
OF others Lone star Is coal BLACK - haad5 hn years
old, 600 its weight cfthe Black Hawk breed
IL tho class Of stations, 70 veaTs the mrs. premium
600 awarded TO Paul Clfogd, owned BY Hudson q
lcox, Vermont ne is splendid DARK bay year. OLD
III Lands high AID weighs 100 los. OF Of Vermont
Black Hawk and Hamiltouian
The second premium Of $50 went TO Flying Morgan
owned by John Ch4mbern and Hiram Gbb- Of hissa-
chusetts. Heis bright bay Is hands high years ia
eeiier beautiful horse lie will be apt to make hs max
in tie world.
The third premium s15, given to Young Black
Hawk OF the Vermont Black Hawk breed, owned by ).
Hooper Of Massachusetts, He il year. Old 10 hands
high weighs t5 lbs out OF DurOc mare and Is horse
that will improve the breed.
Flyi1g cloud years old, owned by T. Jackson Of
Fusling L L. il ofthe Black Hawk breed and was much
admired The Committee awarded him graiatou' pre-
MUM OF els.
fine horse called Canadian Leopard owned by La Grl'
Of Massachusetts,.
The Raven. with coat as black Lis namesake Of the
Bleck Hawk breed, Is hands high, Fix years Old also
very beautiful hOrse was awarded grBtuy Of so This
horie is ow ned by Robbins Batten. OF Norwalk Conn.
4 very handsome white horse called John Anderson,
seven years old Ii hands high-welghs lOJO-owned by
C. + Curre Of New York, awarded gratuity OF $40
Gratuiiios amount also award d TO the fol
lowing stations, oil " which are very hne horses but
cannot give minute particulars Of all To Ashueot Nor
ran owned by Teft K Bowen, of Richmond y. Ii Rat
Ter owned by james BTgart Of kingsbury y. I Oscar
owned by William NJ Oicott, Of Michigan Deerheld M)r,
u. r a. 90
Morgan owned by Z. b. Cavendcr, Of Keene, n H. Bay
Keriucky Hunter owned by II A. LoHgley, OF Becher
town Bay State Morgan, owned by John Chapn, of
Gre nfeld; Flying Morgan owned by K NJ Adams OF
Burlington, Vt.
Each horse as he was called by by the Marshal
and brought 10 the stand received the plaud- OF the
crowd very Enthusiastically. This was the
with The who took the only premium 10 thorough
bred stallion being SlO0 to horse called Bob Logic,
owned by H. Hutchins, of Montreal. Canada. He is
bay color l hands high and years old Three thorough
muph ADJ n
receive their decorative premium flags Lady Dgby,
owned by james Turner of Boston took the first pre-
Lewis County, n. Y. took the go premium. She is
years CID 64 hands high, weighs LOO lbs bay color,
with white striped face
Jenny Lind owned by A. L. Bingham. of Cornwall, VT.
took the S25 premium She /. beautiful black color
wears old Is hands high and weighs $50 lbs and either
from Ter name fine appearance, seemed TO share the
highest fayors of those present
OF The crowd 10 day is greatly diminished from
the last days, but sll there enough to make mp
very respectable show, and Notwithstanding the shower
during iLe parade OF premium horses the most OF them
stuck 10 their places without inchng quite number Of
them females This shows the strong hold that al
exhibition fine horses has upon the mind OF the people
and the of this is guaranty that future one got
up aud carried through with equal good managemsnt,
would insure a still larger attendance The total receipts
upward of $1,000 This viii leave surplus OF $1,000
to e2,oCO TO commence operations with next year
After the whole of the premium horses had passed IN
review AUCTION sse of horses 10 be held upon the
ground. Being obliged 10 leave for New York at II
O'Clock by that horse whose legs wheels whose sin
iron whose food il fire. whose breath is steam,
whose speed OutsirpIed the wind cannot give you
particulars but can say that no great agricultural exhb
on has been made in America, that gave such uni
versal satisfaction 10 such numbers of people this one
The three striking features different from all others the ring
seats, The banquet may well be copied by all succee ling
similar exhibitions chit loads OF visitors to the show
brought away by tho Il ocock express train toward
New York, ard eli the railroads equally crowded
Saturday hstandng the immense number who went
away Friday night greatly to the relief Of the flu
town the inhabitants Of which deserve all the hearty graf
ulttors bestowed upon them for their generous hopi
tslty
thus closes, most glorously, the first great Worlds
Horse Convention. s.R,
HAVANA