The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-25

been the average number that has visited the Park
- horseback during the last nve months many Of them
exceedingly graceful whilst Others although seated on
booded horses, present awkward appearance. from
Me fact Of their horses not being we'll the
rider novice in the saddle Many Of ths awkward
HnimAh that in the PARK would, with
few lessons by skfui trainer develops traits and
ttoss that the OF animals dreamed they
possessed.
Most Of the riding academies in the city tuu out
trained horses that viii astoasb . person unso-
sustomed 10 witnessing the feA.s that blooded AMI
NAL win 20 through with. Dsbrow, Of Fifth avenue
celebrity combines his system OF training that Of
Rsucher and Mr.. Rarey, which, combined, make the
horse docIe and give him that graceful sotou which
renaers attractive Who witness MS fsss
under the saddle.
those who we're 10 the the time OF the Prince
Of waes visit tbs, locality WIN forget the ap
psarance Of lady and gentleman seated on well trained
biosdsd animals that moving shout . style
seldom witnessed in eqaeiriAns Every person
hat / the Parry At the time paused 70 see the
lions Of the animals the Prince himself turnei in
take another look his carriage left
The rear. The pair Mr.. ana Mrs. Dsbrow who were
cot with their bess animals, that have under
training for long time, but IL only shows what horse
be made " do.
Mr. Dnbrow vista the Park with his thorough
bred chestnut horse called Alexander probably Of
the best train ed animals the city, Mrs. Dsbrow sp
pears = sty lish bay called Conet-a thoroughbred
horse, spirited, with beautiful style Of action. No
hdy equestrian mskes . attractive appearance.
Anumber Of CODED saddle horses brought
hsm Kentucky fore part by Mr. DiSks %
Thirteenth street Riding Acsieny aud are now ~,n one
exceptions, in the possession Of different arisso
families Of the city Mrs August Be mont who
81 the most graceful lady equestrians frequently
10 be OF these horses, Tn ,rouxhbred bly
mare from Mr.. Alsxandere stock, Lexington, Ky
yaIuea Al $500.
August Belmont keeps several saddle horses. One or
Of the female members OF family make graceful
appearance IN the saddle His often atsep
Son small pony, that with great deal Of
grace de mas also thoroughbred bay horse, bought OF
Aisxslder near Lexington, KY, and valued at 5000
Mr. Ferguson exercises sorrel horse Of this 10.
Srcaght from Kentucky, which fifteen hands high
valued at $500
M Thorn of Tnorndae, has large bay horse brought
ksn Kentucky, and valued at s700
Or Bayard OF Fourteenth street, sti Keeps up his tn
t<res IN horseback and p-escriees to many
Of his patients He Keeps three four horses that
Wsned saddle, and often appears IN the Park ac
eompanied with his patients. he has gray, brown
and bay; latter thoroughbred horse, from Aiexan
der stock, near Lexington KY; fifteen hands three
inches high, and valued at $500
IA
called Glencoe 10 large thoroughbred, and from Alex.
apder stock, valued 1t $3.50.
Mrs JAMES q. Bennets often seen the drives In
the upper part OF the island = thoroughbred bay
horse aeeu hands three inches high, valued by good
lodges At $500 The animal IA 81 Henry Dun ,ans
stock Of Kentucry; brought from there spring
James G Bennett Jr., s sometimes in the Park,
seated the Of animal, usually panied
by . LAZY managing beautiful chestuu. hay horse.
Mr.. s,einberg. Of the clothing trade. Ia often seeu
exercising Gray Eagle horre that yell under
saddle II n upwards Of fifteen hands high, and vas in
ported from Lousvlle; valued at $3.50
Nrs Dckri, Of the thirteenth Riding Academy,
kesren,y In tho Park wth number II
81 Their school, who usually 20 IN squads. she rides
well trained DARK Gray Eagle horss, brought from Lexng
tsU Ky, ard vAueo nj 800,
Mr.. Dicrel ID sometimes . thoroughbred brown
horse bought nom Mr. Keuay, Lexington, Ky, and
valued a. $500 and occasions bay marc,
called Lilly, fifteen nigh thoroughbred, and
worth $500
NJ s l. Reid makes very creditabie appearance
amongst the squestrians ~lh brown horse, valued al
sse0
A. n Ferris rides black bl,oded mare that il will
take 5000 10 purchase This animal only thorough
bred, but quite speedy.
Mr. Fellows ID seen dodeng about In the Park high
spirited sctive bay animal, valued 1t $500. Rides
ns his health.
A Mr.. Has v upoo . spirited and restless
black horse very handsome about fourteen and three
quarter hands high, and valued n $3.50.
AAr. Co!es ridss VERY large osy horse, full sixteen
hands Aigh, and . good nososed horse for 70 large
coo.
Mr.. Watkins ererc . brown hovsc, stItecn hands
high, but very stylish animal, valued al $3.50
Theodore Voorhees,, member Of tho last Legislature
resosts the PARK for his Meath . large darx bay