New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-05-30
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JUDGING FOUR-IN-HANDS.
SPIRITED CONTESTS AT THE HORSE SHOW.
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The horse show at the Madison Square Garden
presented another interesting progrsnie; t vi Nv,
hiblts and awards, yesterday, and was visited by
several thousand people. 1t appeared TO be laoies
day. Judging from the numbers OF the far sex IN ~
attendance who frightened the boxes and tiers OF
seats or wandered with fearlessness and unconcern
among the stalls. Fire Engine Company no. -
was on exhibition, ard covered itself Win glory ny
hitchlng its handsome grays in a seconds. some
fine saddle horses had their merits passed on by the
judges. Mr. Lanler appeared particularly happy
when two horses that he rode were decorated Win
the red and the blue respectively Inc
exhibition of four-in- hands warmed the specta
tors TO enthusiasm and they applauded their favor
ties heartily. The teams entered were those Oh
X. Siurgis T. d. Morgan. +. A. Schemerhorn, L. A.
Havemeyer (2), Hugo Fritsch, and the Messrs Rlves
They Were driven in most instances by thelr OWL
ers. In the special prize contest MI ben sem ~
sturdy BAYS and wel-appointed drag took the
award. L.
The evening brought some attractive displays
aud large and enthusiastic attendance: The cav
airy officers and horses made an interesting eXhlpl,
though there only four entries, Captain FRANK
Captain ". f. Roosevelt and Major r. V. McKim
The display of police horses was elective
between sixty and seventy being present ana
the marvellous drill of the well-appolnted animals
drew frequent applause. Class Ill, hunters,
ponies and cobs, kept the audiences attention to
the last. The conduct of the show and its general
arrangement appears TO be an Improvement on last
years, good share of the credit of which belongs
to Mr.. Dunnell. che assistant manager. lit
There was high jumping in the evening W % iyc
feet ten inches John Lyman. head groom OF tne
Gardeners Riding Club, who was riding Shylock,
fell and was stunned for q few moments causing
considerable excitement. p. +. Golfers Faust
created uproar and amusement by boiling over tne
high fence into the crowd. Fortunately no one was
hurt. ...
among other attractions and GilmOres Band VIII
Hcarv dramghf hgrscs-Class L. j. T. Hyde's special
priZ II in be
three years old and over, Howard c. Whites MARQUIS
Sddie hOySes-Class 50, stations. four years Ou anu
over H. p. Cases Question, by Pimico Mystery, first
priz 800: j. " DahlmaIs Celebrc; second prize, 800
years Old and over enry Jessie first prize so;
George D. Kings Cock Robin, second prize 10; r. ASH
endens Flora. very highly coninenueu' MISS
go mares or gednYs 6et wee dr 10 ana Tlc
$50; j. Waace's gray geding snap second Pr1s ~
Prescott Lawrcnces imported Rock very nlgny com
mended Calvin g. Brice's Gipsey, highly conlhenGeG'
Glass 100, geldng not exceeding 10 hahds-Io
Coopers Tommy Tit of Coopersburg Penn hlst PIX pne,
S5O Richard stevenss Charlie, of Castle Pont ODo-
ken, second prize, 800. Glass 1Ol Shetland mares or
gedmcs not exceeding II handsTTh9mas T4io9R pea
NJ Dodge's Minnie second prize, $25; Dot and Lola
Roddstrs-Class 80, mares or geldngs -four years Gld
or oveTmR b Conklms o onRn NV Wssscn@er r
Duroc, second prize $50; l. H. Dthlm ms Fanny ana
NJ Patterson's Erebus commended. Glass 80, matched
Houstons Hector and Prince, chestnut gedings, by
Kentucky Prince, first prize Sl25; j. Foster cnesi
Leesburg, Va, second prize, 500 George Haners Don
Carlos and Ella Fish. of MerOse, Renssel 4er
County. " Y, very highly commended
F-in-hands-Class SO. mares geldings, four years
Old and oyer-iudged by Mcssrs Roosevelt Bronson and
Jaw the Coaching Ciub-rhOmaS A. HayemeYcrs Dlack
geidngs first PRIZE 5000; f. d. Morgaus chestnut roam
and bays, second prize, 800; +. X. ana X W hNess
browns and grays very highly commended; r. n; SUR
gss chesuuts ana roans. highly commented oia5s a,
special prize OF 500 IN plate -lven by certain ehpT7
Of the Coaching Club for the best team OF mares or .e
ngs harness. uniformity of color not TO be c0sueIe
f. r. and X. W RYess team first prize Class H. spccai
prize given by certain members of the Coaching CuD iOr
the best gcntlemans Park team closest Matched pest
action and training, August Belmonts bays first prize
800 in plate. go
and 1jlQ hands high, four year, Old and over
G. Laucs chestnut godiug Homemade, first prize SlOO;
ohm q. eckscheT's chestnut geldng Truxcedo second
prize. $50; {. /. Racys Euuls ana H. n BoiTOWes
Game Cock COnmen led. Glass % adys horse mare OF
gedng. four years old over W. ID. Soanes brown GEL
ding Warwick first prize $lOO G. F. Bakers chestnut
gediug Emperor, second prize, $50; Miss CornwaHs
Midway and A. III. Sands's Rcdskin commended
CGrdiry Horses, class III, the best mounted ana
equipped officer, Brgadiertieneral Lewis Fitzgeralds
Ripley first prize. 500; Captain NJ f. Freenans IRON
Duke being highly commended. Class III Blhc pal
mounted equipped staff officer LIST Division 0i the
National Guard. State of NewY York, Captain w. -
ROOsevelpS Dawn. first prize 800 in plae MAJOR IL v
Mckim's PeaCOcE being very highly commenced
Police Horses Glass Is, the best ana Dcsancu Hul-
NAL ridden by officers (eIgh entrcs) Rondsnan Nelson's
second Precinct Dick, first prize, 800; koundsnan
Smiths Second PrecincO POmpev. second prize. 500;
PatrOman jerome T. Grants (Ilurty-0ur'h FIeciDCD
Prince, very highly commended; PatrOlnan Charles
A. Lent, same precinct, highly commented ClasS VI,
the best appointed and trained horse and hest appointed
and uniformed horse special prize OF 500 by JOnn G
RoundSman Smiths POmpeY
Ponies Cobs Glass Ill, not exceeding l4l2 hands j.
L. KcnOchans Touch Me Not first prize, 800; H. L. Her
berts Fox, second prize, S25; A. j. CassatCs VIXEN
very highly commended.