New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-06
JUMPING RECORDS bhoh N"'
o,r,,,vvr AT TIE HORSE SHOW.

81 IN Injunction Yesterday because I's i-N00"''' ~
,o,tee had been unwilling to acKno"leuS" UNIV " W."
,b.otre n concert garden or an Eaeh M'See al"
,onosore had not taken out theatrical eense 1t Il
,, .sat tb bcad Of the municipal government, I'M
49,, ;t, tbe idea OF reform, had cast bis eye ut the
,os md the band of music at the Madison Square
Garden and had decided that if music and wax figures
constituted theatrical performance then TINS doctrine
or the Court of Appeals should be eicacious with i've
horses and lively music. Whatever the source OF the
,nspiraon the Corporation Counsers Office was set IN
morton and the Executive Committee OF the Horse
Show received word that unless theatrical license
were taken out, an injunction would DC aPPi'c" io'
to put an end to the display.
H. I. Nicholas of the Executive Committee, fastened
down town and having siren ghenel himself with the
legal aid of Charles Il. Alexander a call was made at
the District Attorneys Office aud there Assistant Dis
trict-Attorney Gonveneur VI Ogden took charge OF
the matter for the city The result, OF the conference
was that call WAS made upon Private Secretary Turner
NJ the Mayors nee. There further consultation
was held and the determination was leacheu oy w.
Nicholas aud Mr. Alexander thlt as late IN the uiy
as il WAS license shOnd be taken out. Inc lorIeu
application was made and not ion9 amer cuecN ior
40 WAS received by Private Secretary Turner anu
matters were lett N settled state. . -,
MIR OGDEN said in regard to the subject; " AS me
cheek has been sent that ends the whoIg h'te 80 m
A. the tv "a concerned and puts an end 10 injunction
procecdings The decision OF the Court OF APpr"iS III
the Eden Mnsee made it necessary that LICENSE
| sim
| oil there i of il and the whole proceeding i over
One thing is certain the show proved II yeslcruiN-
and that ia that the great mao Nv OF ioN'.s OF
in this city DO not especially Tor uotlhg 7'".A'
! hrt annreciate more fully bangtaicd eob' ana me
more dstinctivelv booled horses rs Developer III nan
bred hunters and thoroug hbreds. me morning WIS
1891 a. usuaI TO exrrci sing the diheren classes
| At noon there Judging OF ponies, Which was lo
lowed by the judging OF dra norsgS au t ' ,rottim
stations and their get winch were coh'esunS uI . .o
largest premium of the show, were Drought out; eit
.lla.t fluff
tbc d.v When this part OF the show was over anu
nce mo cobs jumpers, and thoroush brcds HID
sway the Garden began to MI up asln. did NOT At
The Judging of the trotting class when uiu 10. ~
tract the General public. was exceedingly important
one in its way and OF kind that attracts Ihe gca1.
attention in the West. Ot course 'here VIZ i".!
trottin horse men present to witness IT, Ior tr TWO
co te,tants re resented important rotting strains.
rhen TOO il was the East against me MeSt; roe
coss1ck had come all the vav from Illinois where he
had taken the 81 900 prize in similar class al tue
Chicago show and had defeated some OF tne 9Gs MI
tnck sires -Four of the best of his get went INTO the
rnr 10 show what he could do IA breeder Ming
Wilkes was the stallion that the East pinned It's iah
tn Fonr hne-ooking youngsters were with nm
KIN Wilkes ia the sire OF the great troter Oliver
MANY thon tht that the Co~sacss showed the BEST
bnt the Judges thought differently ana the East came
ont ahead King Wilkes being the winner 80
After the trotters had been dist osed OF saddle hocs
cobs and jumpers brought out and again uno
Garden presented merry scene Among those pre-
emf were August Belmont. Mr. and Mrs. August
Belmont. IT., and X. X. Belmont Mr.: and Mrs Jo9n T..
1erIscher and Daughters, J. II. Bradford f. T. La
! Montocne Mr. and Mrs Cornelius Fellows, w. L; ID:
S,oke.. Prescott lawrence r. Fulton Cutting, Robert
t. Cutting f. Gebhard. Mr. and Mrs. A. NJ D0dSr1'
Mrs. j. S. hedden. Mrs Langtry ana OaP'ah '" -"
Tandcms IN harness created great interest. but i
WAS not until the hunters came out that excitement
80 ot ,ts height This class created mt ch amusement
as excitement for ak OF the eght jumper IA y
e refused to the hurdles and 1t was as much a.
" ,Lar ockeys could do to stay their backs. when
IN thew would bolt August Belmont jr rode Iyhrnr r
Is and plncky rider he is. too. Cynra Tell at nuru
Ia h,t vauno MI Belmont was his feet in an instant
If and had remounted his horse. lie took all the 70
N naming jumps, but the fall lost hlm nrst pr@c io
It, the e3enino the Garden was filed with great ex
* cltement for the American record for gh Jumps wa
bsaten bv two inches and the English record 10y Io
inches 1t filled f. tieDhards cup of woe to overflow
81 ing for he had done his by the horse show n
A. had made MANY entries and taken FIRST prizes Du
~ he had been one of the judges in the mule classes
as the morning. LIS chestnut gedlng Leo had previous
nd held thu jumping record and ne had tnpdgn 60 10
IT, the wayside early in the contest f. Berry van VIII
IN not feel much better than Mr. Goddard for the WINNIE
- was the bay geldng Hampstead. ich ne owned nhu
~ he became financially EMBARRASSED aud the ANNA
,n W.. soIJ at auetion Foxha Keene now owns him
Majestic pressed Hampstead closely, jumping lee
nd 70. inches to Hampstead feeI and inches Georg
y Work his chestnut gelding Tycoon, o1t .ycOo
nv farce the same a. Mr. GeDhard7 Peter ana utoPpe
ourtly ont or the contest at the same tme Out en
n fyco On had Just taken a first prize.
OF The display of high-steppine teams was fine an
Dr. seven better appointed urnouts are seldom seen IN
led show ring w. f. d. Stokes, who won the prize TIL
wear aso secured Ita year aso There were Owe
to 0oo neoDe present in the evening, seat whe
good view OF the ring could be had being occupied
n~ and the promenade around the ring was crowded
ct The following prizes were awarded yesterday
Of Sfns not Strong ssSsnS KITTY
en on Nd Us lanes McI:nroe's imported Caroline
lis CLASS 2G-cayy drsught horses no. pure Cydesdaes
r g5 Robert Nevles Duke Hantngdonshire the
age Sr Ei ao Ps ss E. B. Bishop
,n GLASS sMne pair any age 1 fs prs s $50
c,.s Carriage horses pair geldngs not
the DIR fifteen and nall hands ps9Tshs 70 in e 81 p
ss tor prize George D. Kings DAY eedn
s in CLASS stations three years old First pT
ing 500 not awarded as nome OF me cots entesa esSe up
bay bay colt By tids q lazy wei1si .,1
rom unweane both mare ana Ga TO Ss eS Seona Srz
T. Frank BArrets Empress v IL C.. sa
his us c ,ans %lIG to- BE- shown with
2 Pm, s T pl SOs ssoo " conslns brown stallion
~ wilkes sixteen hanls ten years % v,s ov 4 , ,
in f Sa Sears old dam Lucy Wks. M,
Wilkes ni!een tTesquareTrs; hands three years
iet a h S1 dam Grace Rogers seconi prize 500 Ca
he Stock Farms bay stallion Don 3ssacS sixteen ana
ders ASiaah with his get King cos.acE. colt two We
Mr. S B aaR 6r%Ty Lady Old
css SSrandes in harness before
wheeled dog cat mares or o@ year, S or o
ceser and bay mar tAiry se;9h. pt@s so W; n
'sa seding; V ii. G. Theodore A. Hayemeyers bay gedi
med WcoiIoek and Forester ..,,,... no, .,...,,,.
you CLAss ands FIRST prze SO Francis r. Underhs
aver gedins Harry second prize $50 Prescott Lawren
nut mare Jessie; IL c. Henry Brevoort Ksnes
Ions geldlng Peacock.
have CLAss H., een and a1artsr hanis with good mann
the and and 10 IN 200 pounds Special pr
Mr.. SlOV p,n IN "o"e' " P' - '
Dis CLASS 6I-C0bs harness mare or geing not under
pub ,eem % Ell s bay eelding The Block second 800
own awarded - -, $500, -
neral GLAZE nnsrs mr." nriIe si5O Osborne Morton
fsht Coul,tons Quito sixteen aud quarter hands
TX to nine ySss pp"Sn Wilkinson Imported brown stat
oueh Worisock sxteen hands hye years oid 10y sr be
.ndi nam Stsa and a onarter hands six years old
Try. CLASS S4-unters half bred up 70 carving 100 po