New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-05
HORSES OF PUREST BLOOD
ApMIRING HUNTERS AND STATIONS.
MRS. LASGrRY DISAPPOINTED TwrcE-PRIzEs THAT
WERE AWARDED.

WE'RE AWAhDhO
The National Horse Show is improving every
day and s managers jubIant at the success wpcu
g :. having Yesterday was tho fourth day OF the ex-
b,bitIon On Monday and Tuesday the attendance o.
the Madaon Square Garden was not up To "hat n~"
been In previous years but each Gay az '"o
attractions became greater tho crowd s"eleo' ""''
vesertay there we're throngs OF people passing In ana
ont and about tho CARL all day long The snow
sesms 10 nave special attraction for people
OF fashion, and 1t made pace OF
social resort by They occupy boxes and watch the
ring closely sometimes take stroll about the stalls
The young ladies know tho good points noon,
horse ana eau discuss them qui'o a.
well as rs their sterner companions. Thelr
interest mostly about the hunters fonrn'hans
aud animals OF that description. but occaonally tnry
examine great trOtng stations, the cbIe OF WHICH
IL Pancoast, the horse Mr. shulz, OF Brooklyn PAID
SOS 900 for at the Genvew sale. In Kentucky. Inen
there is CuyIer right beside PAncoast. 1t VIII DO
remembered Cuyler is the sire OF Mr. Bonner Lucy
Cuyler. who trottei half mile ut Feet"ooa f"rA III
LOG 10 top King wilkes Win MS co"' VI
satin and Co.sack, the pride of ILLINOIS, with many
OF his descendants IN stalls about hln come III io ~
share OF admiration.
Cobs with banged tails. whose sufrrlngs during the
pain nl ordeal OF being made so rend the hear
OF Henry Bergh the most numerous OF All tno c1oS
| since Mr.. Bergh's appeal TO the Nati"nai horse
show Association to use its influence !"
uniting a stop the barbarous practlce
the cons ave become of more the visitors
than they the beginning of the show and GER
tainly they do present extremely neat appearance
Among tho we'll known pcople present yester-
day we're CAPTAIN Lawrence Kipp +. Lor-
nari r. Futon Cutting, konert !"
| Cutting W. f. D. Stokes. Prescott Lawrence Foxhali
Keeue Perry Belmont MI. ana Mrs. )Cornsus Fellows
A. J. Cassatt Edwin rhorns. ]. G. Heckscner ana
daughters, Judge Gllderseevc. F. Geohard
captain W. !" MALI c'p m'n,sn,.. D'T Is,%os
Mr. and Mrs A. NJ. Dodge. BrAyton Ives. A. A. Bonner.
Hamilton Busby tho Rev DR.. Weston Mr.. ana Mr'' D.
f. s. Hedden. Mrs. Langtry. William J. Sloane Aaron
F. vande poe Mr.. ana Mrs. Kernochan. Charles Lahier
ana Hugo Frsch.
! After the usual exercise OF sa Idle horses, car
rage horses and the 'rade o. the stations
up tho morning hours Ia, ligms 4 ra
Mr.. Lanstry arrived this q ,rien few minutes ne
fore class 20 reached for ladies' saddle horses quo
not rvon highly commended John L. Morrl' Jr IaS-
'n W4r' m seven toir-ln-hands filed into the ring
Seven better teams and more perfeci trappngs hhyo
classes for the to in, for the beat mares Or
sinrs four years old another for the best ap
the best four hand road team. ion nn
were made as easy AS p1ss'olssi r., class no
I'M 20 Frstsch I'm tho second cas+ WHINE Prescott Law
renee secured the premium III the thru. st..
f. Grbhard's lie lsku nal only one competitor IN the
cl,s. for la les green hunters Lshtfoot Lshtfoot
Mrs Lsngtry met Wit another disappointment in tho
evening" Her black mare WAS entered IN the cas; ior
aud ha height sne Jared the same as n %d
Paae an" was no. even 9gE T pGsnS%
Every IN tho alert when the hunters came 70
be Judged. This the last thing on the even even
ing programmes. Eight nuc jumpers con tende Cd:
CHARLES Pnzer, jr's Marquis stumbled at tue
ns.r JUMP JUN ns h s% JOCKEY s 's% fall ThS
n. Ssa recovered from the sSocE Mr. oys Pnnsh
ne tine best per o highest JUMP,
had t, be taken Punch took first price, ana Lazy
An @xfra feaure Will he added to to-morrow's pro
grammr. rms prze for the best driver OF s.ngo
the CITY aud stimulate comprtition IN this line Light
posts viii be mp in ring and the drivers WIN DO
compelled 10 weave thsir way In and OUT among the'
Ihe following prizes we're awarded yesterday
CLASS 5sPar ceilings not under H. or
Shrss August Belmont s. Chestnut mares Plush aud
seng under s., lT2 hands S Ss Mo ano
tons tons gG & ge@nsD Ring sdng hands
chs SsHrsG pr Rair loo MsSoh
Point Lace a by k 5,ak f Farms Sl b.
esS d6. .s .f SS Don rs ss2 o"gn
nS eaion ds oo MFsf y NinS % By
cL road mare or gsapg ;r any Sss
s s prize y s 5G a' @aIey V1s
y '5 c. Frank Ferguson chestnut Ida Home by
Whes dam 1gSeRs ss y oego Chief
cL4 and over Frs, sa prse ns sS6 gosn
. prize. $40 MISS Elolss StcVehsohS
= V H. G.. Mrs. f. z. Burnham's Don juan 80 -. Ia,
Q geldlng.
i | som cab First irze. $50 New York CAP Compay
gray geing Carol; second prze go yers9n ~ %
4 | brown geiing Bronson " H. Op - d. A'o'''' 10y
r gciIng Dan l., ..noas ,,orea n,
gedngs four years old and over. FIRST PI BE
SpOOin uate. LOrillards Charley Captain
farmer second SlOO I'D psto
Francis H. Undehllls Leicester. Gloucester tary aug
G G2S AL h Says H. C.
a Hugo Fritsch's four brown gelongs , o,,,
CLASS iO2-Best appointed four coaon aha apP
| nents to be considered. irze. 500 IN pale. hu'c
:. Fritsch's brown gcldlngs 49, %
II CLASS iO3-Bes fourth hand Prize sVO M
Prestot awences Reveller, Roysterer Resolution an
Revelation. -. g.. ~ nounda
n ass S7-Iades green hunters carrying up To 3o pounu
rst prize $40, +. Gebhards chestnut gciuihs hcu
skin. 10 Vi Tim. oror ~ and M
CLASS 81 Carriage horses, ma prL gedng over 10 IN. no
exceeding 5a handsLtst cor TV vanderbiIts ba
mare Kitty VIC. Francis Gil nierhiis pay genin
J., Ieircster III G. {. Wioenfeds esnut gedlng FRANK.
Class So Hunters geldng. up TO carrying to
nonnds-Frst prize 500. Lleweyn lOyds Dack g'lnln
7, Pune: second prize $50 Francis T. Underls Lazy 90
N lightly V. G., n. g. Lorilards Lochinvarj H. W JUN
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