New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-03
ADMIRING THE FINE HoRsEa
WHAT WAS DONE AND PxoPLu VINO vzAa SaBas
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Evsybsdy may hsvs voted yesterday. but svssy>
body did not 10 tie st Jsrsns Park. Psehap'
the trouble about the bettsng sp thers bad somstAnl
to do With IT, Thsrs were no betting treablss 1t xsat
Square Gardan where the Horse Show Il going On
and big crowds were there morning. afternoon and
evening to SEQ the exhibition The attendance va
larger than on Monday and there Was moro interest
manifested in the horses In the stalls and IN what wa
done In the tan bark ring The forenoon was devoted
to general exercise Of horses in the ring and showing
Of saddle horses and carriage horses 10 who might
wish buy At noon saddle ponies sntsred into COM
petition for prizes. Arbuckls's Military Band began
its daily concert and spectators began to crowd into
the garden.
Among those who admired the beautiful specimens
of horseAosh Chauncoy M. Depsw. R Fulton
Cutting Robert L. Cutting. Frederick Gebhard, Pres
colt Lawrence, W. z. d. s.otes Mr. and Mrs. Cor;
Gray. Mr.. and Mrs. Stout, Frank K bturg,. Colonel
s. y. Bruce Colonel r l. Dodge U. s. 4. George
Work, Montsfors Issscs, Mira Lsngtry, J. Low Hsr-
Dodge. Brayton Ives. Mrs. J. +. 5. Haddon, Mr. and
Mrs James Barclay T. n. Hollister, Raymond L.
Ward, Charlie. Laner: William J. Sloane. A Gupther.
ham, D. G. Leech, R. W. Leonard, j. B. Houston, r.
W t. Mali. Hugo Fritsch and e. g. Chaplin
Mra Langtry visited tho Garden late In the after
IL seemed that every man, woman and child OK
peced her. tor there had been ceaseess inquiry after
her and her horses Tho Imported Pauline took
prize on Monday and wore 1t in her bride yesterday.
She looked sleepy and lazy enough for anything, but
OF course, much admired. Pauline did not become
excited the visit OF her mistress did tho
young hanging over the railing around tho ring
They hastened to arrange their gloves and canes for
exhibition, and struok conventional attitudes.
Tho Duke OF Magenta was In good humor MI day
do no good to break up any moro boxes. He did not
show himself In the ring. but held private reception
in bis stall, No. g. To-day the public may see and ad-
fame, attracted great deal Of attention, did Don
Both took prizes In their Of asses.
People fingered long about the stables Of Frederick
Peter, the hgh-stepper Madame and the hunter Eost
Some Of the best fun Of the day was In watching the
high stsppers step tor przes dos en- OF them were In
vehicles. Frederick Gebhard drove Madame, Prescott
Lawrence drove Reveller, Frank Underhill drove
Fairy. and W. z ID. Stokes drove The Devil Horses
and men were driven to perspIration and there was
general chorus of ETte Devil " when Mr.. StOkess
black gelding got the blue rosette. In the public
estimate The Devil deserved it.
set its gong sringng, followed up with great
aterlng OF hoos and sent Its engine spinning around
he ring behind two big horses Company No. "a will
10 at the Garden to-day.
Mia Edna Johnson's pony, Kittie, proved herself a
wonderful Jumper hurdles, taking the sticks with
emark.be ease OF course she got first Pre- In her
salk er under saddle Black Prince, a big Aai-iooed
lack gelding. easily showed his heels 70 all corners
nd got tho 4" oake" 500 In money plate
Only complaint has thus far been made against
he jud gng of the horses Herbert Ashenden OF this
is.. charged that Prank the winner Of the first prize
'as blind, and said that he had entered objection
''th the judges. This denied by Hugo tritsch,
ne Of the judges He said that 1t was all stable talk
rank not blind. The management Of the show
as 80 far given general satisfaction.
The crowd during the evening 1T times almost
ppressive Gnd the greatest interest manifested
tudOnQ a "
trough the ring Tho saddle horses and the hunters
ways oocasiOn comment from tho spectators. The
j. b. Morris, Jr.'s brown gelding Tssman. an
ward evidently approved of by tho spectators.
urng the intervals between the judging the crowd
ccupants The chief interest seemed to centre on
rs Laugtry's Pauline, j. @. Schultz's Paucoast and
t. McLean's stallion Drap DOr.
ustercd around the rails and difficult for those
d the boxes Immediately next the ring TO see
hat was going on. The hunters were young horses
1t In some cases the jumping extremely god
Gebhards Redskin secured much applause, but
Used award. There luckily accidents.
Following the winners of the prizes yesterday:
~ rS1' andfs Second sio p. I
f. Soas ssn enESs p hands $50
5s,%S9fs gay Punch Jos. hand. yssr, Second Prize
"a dun %s 5s SO
sisss sS%Ss sSS'f6 P'i' $40
. il Rns
ten years Second prize 500 Cation Farms bay
stallion Don Cossack by August Belmont Aexandes Alb
dailah, 1872 hands, years. .
30, 1rotters In Pairs-Frst prize $50. Nathan
Strauss br. IN. Fanny Temple Temple,
1872 hands years, and br Bessie Sprague, by Gov
Sprague- Lakelands Abdallsh Is hanis years.
Second prize SIS eaton stock Parma Jeanette by
Don Cosssck Bsshaw Drury. years. and NJ. Cossaok
Maid, by Don Cosssck- lmont 4 years
Ass ST. Coschns stations First prize. sl5o Dr. c.
McLeans oh. DTap dOT by Ului-Fsnny, 1872 hands.
years second prize s76 o. Moulton T. Cary and T. B.
Rednelds bay Pharaoh III. 1871 banda years. bred In
France.
lss So Carriage Horses-First prize, sl0Oi W. r. d.
T.. n. imported coaching
1913 banda years Second prize $50 Franls T. Under
hlrs b. m. Fairy. 1881. hands. years
ASS no. Wakersspecia prize 500 Hugh steyenson's
blk. A. Black Prince l6.2l2 hands years
Ponies Hsrness-Firrt prize
Dr. Monmouth liz hand, years: second Price 500
Prescott iawrences br. m. Racket ID 2 hands
ia Stallion Cobs First prize 800 A j. Cassas bay
imported Little Wonder by Flanders Reality Young
HueandCry. Ia hands, years Second prize $50 Pres
colt Lawrences brown Fashion by Confidence 10 hands,
Asa So Pony unters First prize $50 MI" Edna John
sons b. Kittie Is hands years Second prize, SO h.
H. O. watsons br. 8. Dan. lt2 hands. years.