New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-08
PRICE THREE CENTS
CLOSE OF THE HORSE SHOW
ST. BLAISE EXHIBITED IN THE RING.

| SIX FEET AND THREE INCHES CLEARED BY LORD
OF THE IsLE-LEo's RECORD USBRoKEy
The horse show at the Garden is over Many
OF the horses being removed ami the places that
knew them will know them A goodly number
vi Uien however Will remain In the Garden for Easou's
auction sale, which place tomorrow Tuesday and
wednesday, The number of visitors show
extremely large. On Thursday and Friday evenings
there were at least 10000 people in the building once,
and the number Of people who camc and went during
| the several days must have been considerable The
association does not divulge the amount Of
| its receipts, but there can be no doubt
about the financial success OF the show. The prizes
which have been awarded will bo distributed to-mor
row. The gross amount OF these Will reach abou,
$4,000
| The exhibition received important addition yes
| terday in st. Blaise, August BelmOnts thorough
bred stallion, who arrived Friday from
| London the steamer Holland aud brought
| TO the garden In the afternoon. St. Baise Is fine
chestnut standing about sixteen hands and two inches
He the winner OF the Derby In i 5s3 and immedi-
scly after to Paris IN the expectation
that he would win the Grand Prix. He to be ridden
by Frederick Archer and the Frenchmen admitted
that there small chance for French horse to
beat him. Every Engshmsn in Paris backed him
| to the full extent OF his means But every
| franc OF the money thus put up was lost, and the
Englishmen sad when the great contest at Long
| champ over St. Blsise was beaten by French
| horse, Frontn. in spite Of his previous record
and Frederick Archers mastery riding. When From.
| tine In there was such waving OF French
| flags and such cries OF menace TO all intruders
| from Outre-Mauche that the Englishmen began to
fear that they to be mObbcd since that time St
Baise has greatly distinguished himself on the race
course, but he will be most valuable addition to the
American stud.
The Judging in the morning included several classes
| OF carriage horses ponies, troters and roadsters
special prize had been offered by the Riding Club for
| saddle horse. Tic prize adiudged in
afternoon. Among the cn tries August Belmont,
rs Adamautus. W. Hendrie, jr.'s Prince Char ming,
W. NJ Havemeyers sappho. J. r. Townsends The Dude,
| Charles Il. Fprs Glee, and Miss Lulu scots Bay
haise After much deberaton the first prize given
to Henry f. Bnrnetts vanderdeckcr. II handsome gol-
den chestnut gelding. Another special priZe offered
by the association for roadster and best appointed
road rig also adudged in the afternoon. The road
horses looked extremely handsome in their light har
nesses and delicate side-bar bugses TO which
| they attached. Henry l. Grant drove his bay
Kitty who excited the attention OF the spectators
by the occasional flashes that seemed TO be thrown out
| by the head-stall of her bride. On in
| quiry it found that there nothing
Mr. Grant had nduged himself in little whim. In the
bride, just below Kttys ears, he had caused to be
lie would have been wise if he had saved mis- money.
for the Judges were uOt dazllcd by the diamonds The
prizes were given 10 Nathan strauss Fanny Tempe and
| j. ". LegGetts George
After the awarding or these prizes ST. Blasc rid
deu around the ring few times under the saddle, that
the spectator. might admire his points What tho spec
taOrs did particularly admire was the wonderful exh
| buOn OF high kicking, which given by the noted
racer He kicked rytnmic acc9mpanimG,at , to t1e
for him when lac was ied away to make place Tor tho
At o'clock the Tcar,s rolled into tie ring with gilt
ter OF silver mounting aud jingle OF steel chains;
| not one of them that would not have
| excited admiration anywhere II. Mex rwomhley had
pratey named Daylight aud Darkness. c. NJ Ramsey
had another black and white pair. driven Mr Esson
| n Sftlu aNhf al laIp
pr1c offered by F. A. schernerhern for the best pair
Of high.steppers Cornelius vander6i!t's
first prize IN the regular sones! for cart horses the
of white Gelding,. These hor.rs most perfectly
wrro destined to wear tho blue riob0n The judges,
however. decided otherwise
The great OF the evening was the high Jump. The
two inches met NJ s. BurrllPs Harlequin IN making
the attempt jump the bars caught his front feet sent
hiS Iockey ny myihg & and M tFner i & SS d hsn
had enough The bars were raised TO rc feet aud four
inches and then TO five feet egh,s nchcs. By this
f. f. Osborns Chester. Berry Walls ilemst,a al and
MT PrmroSe's Lord OF the Isle were the only
tive ght inches amt tho bars werc raised TO six
horses cleared The Jump at the first ia amid great ap
pau.e Then The lHmp was arranged at SIX feet ana
now worked mp to u high ptch Tor tue contest was
any moaent might see repetition Ot hiriclhs mis-
hap fatal result The Lord OF the Isle ran at the
a%Fs MADE b an af%p S to ed " S" Sa'a ] "%a Saa
cleared the jump. There was sound O! clapping and
LAST year TredericF Gebharls Leo cleared four
inches. and this still remains the record The Lord OK
fifteen hands and three inches. lie has nothing OF me
thoroughbred IN hs aPearce ana cr w"u1 hgfef W. ,
lowed up bis victory by winning the contest,
@ ic cas T G ehcG p the show M A'
The following przes were awarded:
Carriage boughsm hores-Cll's No - matched pairs
Of ma Or
aud r,ce,ing sixteen hands green horses The property
Tne B%Ee second prize Henry Goie Erhk and Harry
H not a Sei
Sen,s Sense R1cK aud 1ys second Prize B
LAY Maud enG Denver ~ mare. or ,eS0,. tour wear,
old amd over ir.t prc eannctte and
he II %tG and SiGS class sSG ls s
S%SSs seScqa HTi' PTte Maia
ccnr dITeen hands two inches. four Years Old and ver
IL /. Bmnet's y:nteIdeekeni second prize DR., p g.
ns Club for the saddle prize, ii. l. Bur
"G'a carnage or 6rcas6sn cas. No H. matched pairs
or Sn% %a1Ss pS or sIceRs sstqS hands hrt prize
stokess Harry and Wheeler second prize F. l. Undcrhs
Aa @ 80 ma!shed pairs of geld
Maine and kentucky; second Frank Fersqsons team
csss es ps % GqSTsG @ % S
second p1s Hasss N fa73y SRR pair. Of
or S StGsss not aud ami . 1S sn
yandrHs Duke sna KY second Grms O. sseSSy =
scermcrhorn for best pair o. high sppers brs prize V"
h. - stokess Harry and Wheeler. .-,,,
bTOughsm hOrse--tlass No g fnacaeu Pas
under sixteen hands fOur oh
w n. Sloaues Sunliyht ana iylsnI
second prze Heber Bishops the Duke anu nc rarL
Ioba In harness No ST. horses or gsinpss nos
under fourteen inches amt not o'S'cng
handa first prize Mrs Frederic Astchnehs D""o' '"''
pTle Mrs iliam Potters Fasnion, ,,., o, ,,r-v ,sa
High Class No. II qualned hu'e ~
rnnns! drst prze Prmrosos Lcr o. the isie second
prlze W. ~ ,Iass No 100 champion prize 20 all tho
a., re akers In the classes nrs priZe MI frim-
roses LOrd Of the Isle.
tyrs Engine Company No. exhibited yesterday and
.rrreedcd in leaving the stable 35 seconds after the
of the alarm. This the quickest time that
"a wei been made the Garden, and accordingly Com
many Ma. 7 has the prize. 100000, o..,
No Si ponies and harness judged on Tuesday,
the first prize was given to August BelmontJEs Pins9