New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-11-09
LEOS AERIAL FLIGHT.
MIR. GEBHIARD'S HUNTER CLEARS A FENCE
FEET INCHES HIGH.


MOUNTED POLICE AT THE HORSE sHow-HEAD
CUTTING TONIGHT.
rpe climax Of public interest In the horse show was
reached al 10 o'clock last night when sIuah OF the
metropolitan mounted police entered the tah-oarh
ring The exhibition amounted to nothing Out nearly
everybody that Is anybody was there 10 SEQ IL, a
least 1000 persons being In the Garden al tne t'ile
Horses and officers, under command OF sergeant VIII
lam A. Revellc, did their work In an entreiy sa'S-
factory manner their cavalry drill cciting consider
able applause There were nineteen mounts al 'oiu'
two from Brooklyn, and the judges decided that tho
nick Of the animals was Jim, ridden by Roundsman
Iohn Brcen, of the Thlrty-frst Precinct Inc Sec
ond prize went to Officer Simon r. watsoh' VI INC
First Mounted Squad Of Brooklyn
Tho interest was sustained to the highest pitch
until after IL O'Clock by the hgh-1umping contest
% qualified hunters OF nine nominations, four
- ~. lsts A. c. Towners Ncvophon
Morebouse G. Peppers Salisbury, Elliott ZborowsKis
Majestic and Fred. Cebhard's Leo. Tho trial began
at four feet six inches and The fence was ralseu
after each round until the topmost rail- was OLA
feet five inches above The level of the ground Leo
who could do nothing In the afternoon, per1ormeu
wonders The long, gaunt CHESTNUT except Ill 'ho
last round asked but one trial, wniie each Va
his opponents demanded from three to hve peore inc
obstacle was cleared. Leo would take nouSo
II barred his way. At five feet, ten lnches Aeophoh
and Majestic retired, leaving game little SALISBURY
70 struggle alone with the giraffe. Inc Cahanlan
cleared the fence six feet one inch but tailed 10
cot OVER II at six feet five. Leo refused once, ana
tnhon eIoct.eed the Garden by a magnificent flight
clearing the ton rail by at least four inches. lie
Will attempt to beat the record OF SIX iee' o'si.
inches on Saturday night in the contest ipr spcc'ai
prize. .
The frontspece in c. J. Hamlin's catalogue Oh
trottcs is an excellent portrait OF his superb stallion
Nth fha n
standing at his head. The stallion ana jerry were
seen in the flesh yesterday In Class IL, competition
of stations shown in the ring with four OF their get
In exercising him Jerry ran at his head Instead OF
riding running horse beside him, as was done with
the other stations, Starlight, Almont, tr., and Don
Cossack Mambrino King got the blue rosette and
was much admired for his exquisite beauty but
Almont, ir. looked more like trotter Epauette
who Is blind was not accompanied by his family and
did not compete for the prize.
score OF saddle horses paraded and went through
| various PAGES for a prize offered by Edward ID.
Adams. Mrs Beach rode Mrs. L. b. Burnham's Don
Juan to victory, winning public approval along with
| the blue rosete.
Young Fred Bull, Of the president Of the Stock
| Exchange, rode Hungry Jim, and carried OIL the
honors of the jumping contest for Mr. Golfers 800
prize, but Salisbury carried of the blue rosette
The exhibits of cobs in harness, ponies under sad
die, and Garage horses, up to tho standard
the prizc-winners up to date paraded at O'Clock,
and when they left the ring the cavalry horses that
| arc to play in the tournament tonight were exer-
ciscd some OF the officers OF the Philadelphia City
| Troop appearing In the saddle in uniform
Society has had few other diversions throughout
the week, and some people, in fact most OF then
have been in constant attendance at the Horse Show
Among the boxholders and others present C. Al
bert stevens with Miss May Brady, Dir. and Mrs. Ches
ter Griswold Mr.. and Mrs. Hugo Frtsch. Mr. and
| Mrs c. s. Dodge, Miss Bigelow, Miss Annie Bigelow,
Miss Amy Baker, Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Street, Miss
Lay, MIR. and Mrs. A. d. Shaw, James Robb Dr. and
Mrs j. c. Peters, Dr. and Mrs. James o. Greene Miss
| Hewitt, Mr.. and Mrs C. Ingerso Miss Anna Ste
! phens Edward stephens, Mrs. Beach Grant, Mr..
and Mrs. Dillon Ripley, Mr.. and Mrs. Cooper Hewitt.
Mr. and Mrs. ]. del Cavo, Miss Fannie Walker, Mr..
and Mrs H. Wainwright, Frank Webb, Miss Pauline
Onallva, J. l.. Townsend Oliver Sumner Teal,
Charles Hecksher, John p. Kingsford, Mrs. Eu-
gene Crugcr, Percy Farquhar, Gordon Pad
dock, william Alexander Lawrence Kip,
worthlngton Whitehousc, Mrs. r. Ormond French,
Miss French, Captain Beecher of the British Army
Charles Knoeder, Stanley Mortimer, Mrs. c. Bergman,
the Misses Hoyt, Perry Belmont, Mr.. and Mrs. f.
Andariese. Mrs G. b. dc Forest Miss sallie Hsrgous
Mr. and MIS-. william Douglass, Mr. and Mrs Prescott
Lawrence, Mr and Mrs. Isaac Bell, Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Fottrel Mr.. and Mrs Harry Hoins, Charles
Hecllsher Senator and Mrs. Don Cameron. Ralph
Ellis Colonel and Mrs W. Jay, Miss Mary Anderson
f.
Nine f. Bertlcr. Mile. Bertier. OF Paris Miss Brod
hurst, Henry Brodhurst, II. W. Tinghast, Mr.. and
Mrs Robert scdgwlck, Fred. Beach
Tho headcutting contest this evening at o'clock VII
crowd the Garden. Philadelphia Will be pitted against
New Yor-thc City Troop of the former against the
Hussars of the latter Captain Joseph Dorst, Al
United States Cavalry Lieutenant Charles j. Treat
9th United States Artillery, and Colonel Lawrence
, Kip have consented TO act as judges.
AWARDS.
fBue rosctte indicates prize red second yellow
very highly commended and white highly commcnded-)
Class 79.-Ponles under saddle Shetland geld
ing not exceeding ii hands. Blue rosette, RancocaS
stock farms Zulu red ]. f. Smith Hidden, jrs DottIe
yellow, Rancocas stock farms Spider; white Robert
sedgwlck jr's Crissie.
, Glass 52.-Carrage horses. Pairs of geldng
between 10 hands Blue rosette S. S. Sands r
Queen and jack red, Mrs r. Fulton Cuttings Cecchin'
and Grilletto No other entries.
Glass 57.-Carriage horses. Mare or geldng not unde
4 15e hands Blue rosette A. Palmer Morewoods Viking
red, James Herernan's Caesar. No othor awards
Class o2-Cobs in harness Matched pairs between 1.
and Is hands. Blue rosette Mrs James NJ Waterbury
Cricket and Rascal red Charles Htchcocks JOCK anf
Jane. No other awards.
Class e4-Pones in harness Pairs not over 1s:
hands roscte, Oscar c. Jackson's Dinah and Sis
red, Rancocas STOCK farms grover ana volunteer
No other entries
Glass oo-PonIes in harness. Matched pairs unde
IS hands Blue rosette, Miss Gertrude Gbers Ada Re
han and Mrs. Gilbert; red, j. o. Bulocks Molly anc
Lucy. No other awards
Glass C7-IIorse and cab. Mare golding with coup,
or Hanson cab as let for hire Blue rosette Jack Lyons
Marksman; red John McGowan's Jimmy. No other
awards.
Class 1e-Trotters. Pairs OF geldngs tire,
wears or over Blue rosette. c. J. uamns Justina
Henrietta No other awards.
Cluss 23-Trotters. Brood mare with foal at foot
Blue rosettc Cation stock farms May Queen; red A.
Darlings Violet yellow, same owners Sentineo; white
T. b. Roberge's Princess.
Class -Trotters. Files between and two years
nue rosette Robert Steeles Futter led. Cation
frm,s Verona Cossack; yellow Judson Ii. Carks Flor
ence Macy; white, Cation stock FARMS Olga Cossack
Glass 11-Trotters Grand prize. Stations with foul
~ their get Blue rosete. c. ]. Hsmlins MambrinC
Q King by Mambrino Pachen, shown with Prince Regent
IIereward Nightingale and Reiwitch red, Cation