New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-05
HORSES WORTH SEEING.
NOTABLE ANIMALS AT THE GARDEN SHOW.
SECOND DAY OF THE NOTWITHSTANDING HUM
ELS AND DOG-CAgI nor Is.

~ tbc hose show. he Attendance IN the morning
was light as usual hut in the a!ternoo1 the Cow
increased, to see the exhibitor OF thG carr "' ~
iog-cart horses and the luugoIg ner-
huytcrs The crowd was PaI.
lily mixed one, such as onIy horse SNOW o"cc OF
horse race can call out ,ror" iho
Bulls Head and the fatters39ls' of Fic ni,
ably the most lnlelesteI Iost.r.'
horses We're IN the "xhlbitlOn. There were no Such
warm par,isans they. Each was Wi'Iing 70 H.
months salary that the hunter OF tIe cop With 81
he had gToomod and fed WoulI carry vi
the bIue ribbon agans all cOnoettDt5.
Crowds gathered around the famous horses
odmiring their points and passing IudgmGn' unoh
them. kmung the horses which are specially WORT
seeing at the show, Bend 'Or, the beautiful o0Iea
stallion certainly deserves to rahK DIST ~, aHo
iudpes recOgnizel his claims on neslay anl ,eSrNo
him The ljrst prize in his class. He is marked No
q. After Bend Or among thoroughbreds Noon,
stock is certainly worth careful eXaa,hatiUm
build he is perfect example oil what lnC[ousn
breJ should be- Jumbo and Sampson wei deserve
their names Between them t5ey contain apo',U
fo,ty-eight hundred weight OF h0roehG ISL r nh
orIinory horse weighs about twelve hunuIeu
weight These two giants are cntGTeu u Iiuoi t "a.
head of heavy draft horses ana VIII ce r"Tcr of
fhS ring and are numbered 1913 ana to- Elcu l ol
Them is nineteen hands high. Uodi.eS
Mamehcimer's Midget is n contrast to sampson anu
Jn,nIo Ills height is only % hands Out ne LOOKS
cnntentedwith his lot. Some OF the hhesU StpTh IL
the whole show comes from the Cation St2ck aIiil
Toilet Ill. These horses are all lulE oiootvu
trnttcrs and are placed together at the cast hn o
thc ring King Cossack and Don CoSSack are
among the finest specimens IN tiS ,nd v indo9s
To be one of the band soonest noises III eMStonor
lie is thirteen years old OF rich ches,huI Co0I
and hears tne number Is in the show 1T Is worth
the w0iIe of every visitor TO have i0'K NJ MN
Hamlin'S almOnt jr.. is another famous uoiIimE
stallion that ranks as one Pi lnc Sv n9d 40 fnc
His plumber Is ca. Rascal rs a w9nutIIu'iy niS
Normal stallion. He was bred IN France Stah"S
seventeen hands high, with a meek wucl ioIlhS i
perfect area and long white name when looks
1is, bridal vel.
The shoN opened yesterday, as every day with
nm exhibition of fire engine horses On iurSu'y
Gomnanv Na 81 showed what speed il could make
i'm leaving its stable after the sounding OF inc
alarm. The quickest time made was t"o sec t,
Yesterday Company No, took ITS lhiih
lie alarm rang; there was conluscd, VISION
of horses blue coats and hrrncsS that seemed 10 iai
from the ,dies, and tbcn the engine we.1 pr'uInR
oround the ring. 1t seemed 10 The spectators as
re wholc operation had been performed mstah-
taneousy, but the Judges Gaid tnatl t tn,I,
mace III the afternoon, when two ana three
ol,urter seconds were consumed In Re'tng
away from the stable In the evening tlc operation
was performed in the same time. ,,..
Kitty is one of the gems of tAe show. hllty IS
dimn1 i've donkey, and since early yesterday morn
i,p n Dln, reset e has been hanging Triumphant y
aJUve nersta,l indicating mar Sfe won tie nr9l Ply
at the morning judging If dOnkeyS. IL Is tIe tht
there Is only one other donkey IN the Snow, pun
then Kitys attractions are such az 10 i.sir lir'
tIjun,pa against any competitor. SHE Is inc prop
ertv Of Master William ieach Lawrence and occn-
PIES a stall on the north side OF the rlhE Whtr she
Is the object of admiration OF every wOmal
and child that goes to the snow ne; her
coat is gray and soft, lnVit-
visitor. She has net even the stub of name bnt
Ii It's place, running from between hcr ciI9 al tHe
WV down her back is n dalk brown STRIPE. lnlN,
with the lines that come up to meet II ON; on htr
shoulders forms the cross which, according TO
the legend. all do9keys pear since t d o ~"l
colt All dag long Kitty stands IN her stan meGl-
tatlvely wagging her left eur or blinking sIccp!F
at her admirers: Yesterday morning at
tine ring for Judging with jenny her
sister doukey and crow OF muleS winch loGH St
fady. she whi>kc1 her tail and glanced from sac
10 side placenty, and received the blue lloDom
Sistnrned' mere was a contrast between her
and the inner of the next prize. Sldle OeI"Igs 10
a class o NOrmans She is the property or l. II.
Dahlnan. aud can boast of beng one OF Toe heaVy
Weights of thc show. She weighs about hiteen
hundred wei9htand stands sixteen AMI one,haI
hands hgn. she came ont into the ring wilma dozen
horses of her blood, all o! which were over sixteen
hands. but not all of which could boast OF sucn
sincys and muscles as Sadies. Her owner gained
a coodly nun of prizes yesterday Win MS Nor
n'T The 'G most interesting incident of the after
n I%S OF OF the 'a a"% dos ; I horse.
Tic contest came of at / o'clock Two prizes were
offered one for the best / or d0g-cart horse, ana
tie other a special prize off red by the ASSOCIATION
for the best high stopper The admiration oil the
spectators was about equally DIVIDED between the
horses a1d the traps. Prescott Lawrence drove his
rmestnut ceidlng Rambler before spider ph@ton
was about the on v four ,heeed carriage which
figured III the contest. T. l. OhHeIhlll h'husJihe
rTev horse Hector was hafnessed TO a gorgeous dog
Cart in the most approved English style. w. +. u.
Stokes drove his horse Wheeler before an extremely
handsome cart t Wnch nc THgite' taste Of
al ITS appointments. w. T. Carnody s
Doctor and r. Fulton Cuttings Brton made hand
sonc showngs In the dOg-cart class the frst Prize
VS. won by Prescott Lawrence and the second by
Mr. stokes. Mr. StOkes. however, carried OH the
prize for the best high stepper ,.,.-.,.,..,.
1.oI,-.s # Inn fprS . X.
Mr. Underuils Hector, who had failed TO obtain 4
prize as a dogcort horse, had similar bad success,
os a hunter Mr.. La Montague fleuTettc, SO well
known to the freguenters OF the Cedarh1Ist and
Country Club race courses, had no better luck f.
d. MOrgans Tycoon won the first prize After tDt
iudnng of the hunters II was lOuud that tlnc SUI
Remained before the recess at o'clock. Accord
ingyIy the hurd es were put up. aud the riders 0l
bnnters were allowed to give them little practice
i, imfunInp Most of them jumped well. But
there was one little fence at the northwest corner
of the ring which seemed to balk every horse; II
was by no means as difficult jump as Others which
wcrc taken without difficulty Yet horses that
refused nothing else refused this INSIGNIFICANT
fence There an extremely interesting jumping
contest in the evening Some riders were thrown
Int none was hurt. Mr.. St0kess Jericho took al
the fences and hurdles three times IN succession
without once baking. but he hit one or two of the
Obstacles Mr.. Primrose's Lord of the Isles did
not touch a single hurlc and accordingly received
first prize. The following prizes were awarded:
Insert list OF prizes.
Donkeys and Mues-class No III ienne,s age mrs,
pie Maste William Beac lawences KITTY second przs
any age: prize, L. Il. Bishops sons Beauty se,
Oud prize William Twins JacS. Class 10 II mules pair
any first prize f. b Bishops sons Irauty ana Da'yi
second prize William Irvin's Jack and Dlnah.
NOrmaus 60 gedln four years old
and over fTst prize j. II. Dablmans sadie; second
prize Peter Dodgers Emus. Class No 81, hlhes OF
old and under fOnrt fret prize,
Datiinaus Prince OF Normandy second prize, Eugene
Bargets Young Norman Class NO g. Niles TWO years
>old under three; first prize, H. Dahlnans Little
Rhody; second prize, Eugene Burgett7 Gertie; Clas.
M 81 matcuei pairs OF narSe or gedngs -FOUR years 0o
and over: first prize. l. H. Dahlmans CAPTAIN and Cen
sral second prEc. Eugene BurRetts Marie and Julia
Class No 65 brood IN Ioal or with ioal at foot
weaned or unweaned first prize, Howard G. Whites
Rust1ue; second prize, ChattOu the same owner: Glass
M 80 sucking colts fllies; first prize l. II. Dahl
msns Topsey; second prize, Haut Boy, OF Houghton
Farm. ~, ~, ~ ....... 80. ..,,,..
fonr wears old and over first .prize Cyrus Doe wors
,cnnnd nrize. Alden lOldsmths Ned BIEnl