The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-23

" 20 every noenipg or thoroughbred Enginh WsrQ.
are ridden by desent members Of the family rhsy ii.
WAYS tske them 10 the oouotry In the summer, a,d are
the carriage team Mr.. two daughters are am ,aest
Mr. Mosss T. Griune keeps number Of saddle horses.
one OF his daughters exercises thorn great DEAL and h
doe rider. r-'r-t
NJ, Cahill rides brown horse, and is usually ssse
nea 70 NE rsrx oy his wife, who manages her ssea
Mr.. Z. POnvert, merchant, keeps blooded chestnut
in with n Sor Sb ne AK g:
NAL valued At 81, ooe BoA gentlemen are GOOD riders,
and being young. desht IN finding ladies' w6oas escorts
Hawk stock, valued 1t eco. Il i well trained animal
Hon Gee Bancroft, the historian daily rides nne bay
horse, valued 1t $780, He ID one OF the best riders
amongst me elderly gentlemen Of the CITY, snd invariably
Mr. Frazier gentleman quite advanced n years 70 seen
every morning in the Park, with Black Hawk Ole ,ded
that Of many ofthe young bloods.
Hr LaFarRe has Virginia blooded sorrel mare valued
Mr. b B. Curtis rides beautiful cream anlnsL He
never moves 1t great speed but his horse ID stylish ono
Mr. l. E5eerton, OF Twenty hfh street. may be clsssed
anopg the most constant vs.ers Of Bloomngdals. He
keep. four saddle horses-two greys brown and
tiers every morning, rain or shine II IL no uncom mon
thing 70 see the whole party gaoug down BoomingdAe
ing fantastic freaks with their costumes Thoy are ii az
celent ridsIs and make nns an appearance a any
Dr. Bsyard, q Fourteenth street. IL not only great 3D.
vocste but constant practitioner OF equestrian exercise
Hc often prescrbes 70 his patients in place Of blue meas
White MOunlans, and vas absent two mouths mstus
rom twenty to forty miles per day There were nine In
OF the ladies Ie in delicate healih but came back ore
pared for any kind Of diet and In best condition since
ner return they have, until the cold weather In been
eay seen In me Park or the road. They al ex
celent riders few evenings since We saw nearly the
whole OF The party with several Others gong through
Was performed in an excellent style The ladies' with
one or two exceptions gave evidence skill and
performed the evoutons IN style that would do honor
Mr.. j. N. Feh Ofnnh avenue, has two saddle horses,
oAck sad cray he one Of the most constant vsisers
~, ~ ''n'A f1' and invariably accompanied By his
Colonel Johnson First avenue owns the chestnut sor
rel mare that Was ridden at Jones' Wood by lady for
prize BIS son exercises daily upon the road or h the
Park. 1890
M Van Vert lafayette Place, is one Of the hes. per
formers on horseback that visits fashionable drives
He always rides stylish animal and shows great skin In
the managem ant Of his horse.
bay. He u also skilful rider.
MI X. Tehe, Union place, gentleman upwards Of
ss Is P.s ss the
not an equestrian visitor TO that locality enjoys this
exercise more than Mr.. T.
morning air on the back Of $500 bro IN horse.
large number Of lawyers daily clear their brains upon
rdes chenut worth $780, Mr. SsGSsss who
mounts spirited sorrel horse, and Mr.. j. Saclsir,
who exercise. himself upon the back Of stylish black
Ar Daniel Lord, the Wall street lawyer owns four dne
saddle horses, which the various members of his family
exercise In the Park and on Booningdae; they ell
Mr.. James E. serren, Surveyor, keeps two saddle
horses I roam and nd. bay, valued 2. $500.
Mr.. D. Horton rides Kentucky bred chestnut horse,
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his son, who is quite expert In the saddle.
Nj A. N Sweetzer, representative Of that class OF
business men for whom the lawyers have such fancy
Mr. J. Banha rides cream colored horse worth $500.
Bon. Daniel E ackles bag . MARKED taste for eqaes.
rides and drives about the city.
Mr.. Gilbert Davis, Jr, Governor Of Couey Island, Is
often eeen upon the road and Ia good rider.
Mr.. }. W. Coddpgton, lawyer, Of Fth avenue s often
in the saddle but always ride the same animal:
two Of bis sisters usually accompany him. and ride With
Mr.. King the venerable President OF Columbia College,
practsss horse exercise great deal, and is steady
Mr. Ter Of Broadway, is also seen great deal in the
Park on horseback and generally accompanied By his
sisters.
nI IF RHsnh ~ we're Sis' s$Sls yass are
Hon John Cochrane. when here appears 10 the saddle
in the morning, and visits BoomngiAe in company with
The proprieors OF the different riding academies in this
city, during the pleasant weather OF tho fall daily
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ladies' who taking instructions Ut their schools
VIM. n. D;sbrow, Of the Fifth Avenus School, rides o
white spotted or PebAd horse, OF very foe action. HE
horse s thoroughly trained, and makes great show
amcrs the e"ueetrisrs MI D. is . splendid rider ald
knows low to exhibishis horse
Mr. Turnure, OF Twenty sixth Street Riding Sch 1ol ne;
trot In i4O and excellent saddle horse Mr. T. has
trained him to any gait rackng pacing, rottng and oan
pearancc en- such horse. BE Is worth 81 900.
Mr. Dicke Of the Thirteenth Street Riding School, rides
sssd pay ~ on as nas
SADDLE horses ia the city, and thoroughly trained Nj
l,ary rioing Ia Mr. D.s favorite STYLE HIS horse va
about the city with the ladies that resort 70 her school
instruction. The pleasant road along the shore Hobo
ken is Of her favorite resorts She u much 1t
home In the saddle as her husband. She rides nus
dark chestnut horse and can be put down - the best
lady rider in the city, without any exception
stany be mneng with the equestrans the road
They both superior riders Few young ladies' manage
bly, makes her appearance upon the back OF long tail
animal and the envy Of many Of the lady
Ms Murray, daughter Of Col Murray, is also grace
full rider aud makes quite STIR among the eq1estrans.
q Nj csr o con-
Miss Boise also 70 be seen mingng with the throng,
upon dark gray, with white name and tail
Ma Geo Law u occasionally seen In the saddle. She
superior RIDER and manages her long tail bay horse
With more than usual skiil
Mrs N. W. Hicks, OF Fourteenth street, rides great
deal and makes fine appearance In the saddle.
Mss Pennington, daughter Of Gov. Pennington, OF New
Jerrev frequently visits New York, bringing with her
booded scrre which she astonshes her city
friends by her skill.
upon They keep four saddle horses one OF
them u daily exercised by niece OF the family, Who 10
skilful In tho saddle.
Nre Dennis A. McCredy rides trott!ng horse and II u
NO unusual thing 10 zee her going at . 1885 spesd
Two Or three ladies Of the name OF Livingston ara
amopest the beat Of the day. arc seen
ereat deal on tho road, - well ~ In the Park
Ms Eaton, Of Thirteenth street. has fancy for the
Long Island drives and said 10 be OF the riders
In New York,
A number Of the williamsburg ladies' exhibit great
akin saddle probably the most daring rider OF them
eli Mrs Gibson, who goes through the feat Of jumping
| poles and other ventures OF equal boldness.
Mrs. NcolAy, Of Williamsburg, rides iron gray
horse and s quite skful In the saddle Mira Richsrds
Of The place, also IN excellent equestrian, and
| rides long tail bay.
Mrs Clude OF Brooklyn often visits New York on her
horse kesst nger and is quite adopt In toe saddle