New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-11-07
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PRIZES At THE HORSE SHOW.
LIVELY INTEREST IN THE EXHIBITION.
SOME OF THE NEW FACES sEEN-HoHsEs THAT
ATTRACTED ATTENTION.


sowr az rpr MENU PAGES sEEN-HoESES THAT
ATTRACTED ATTENTION.
Tho election did not Interfere with tho horse show.
when free white and twcntyonc American clalcn sV'
through voting early and often he TOOK his iamy 70
Madison SQUARE Garden where he remained until 'ho
returns began to come in Then he HE'D ham 70 some
big uotel In the neghborhood to hear inc no"S' Inv
fashionable attendance was In every way sS I'o'"eH'
as the opening day, yet there were many no"
faces Among these Mr. and Mrs James harh-
man, Miss George Remsen, Creighton Webb, Cornelius
Vanderbilt, Thomas Cushing, Matthew Wines Miss
Kitty Moffatt Maurice Oudin Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore
| Freunghuysen Mr.. and Mrs. Karrfck Riggs, MI. anu
Mrs. Adolph Ladsnburg, Mr.. and Mrs George b. DO
! Forest Mrs william Osgood, Mr. and Mrs. John
lexandlc, tho Misses Gilbert, August Mon,snt' onVoe
Hartman, r., E. NJ Potter and Henri Cutuns
II was busy day for the judges They began IN
the morning under fun head Of steam but soon slowed
down and by the middle Of the afternoon were an hour
| behind schedule time. There were many interesting
exhibits in tho course Of the day. Nearly score OF
high Stepping carriage horses competed IN class o.
They appeared in the ring harnesscd 20 carriage
broughams T-carts, dog carts, phacons and brakes
+. T. Underhn drove his handsome roam gelding
Go Bang and everybody agreed that Go Bang was
entitled to the first prize He soon wore the blue
rosette.
! Mrs Langtsy's brown geldings Cox and Hungarian
were considered too light wasted by the judges
The SWELL an imported coaching stallion, who took
FIRST prize Glass so, objected to by persons In
terested in the other entries as being Improperly
Chased But no formal complaint made TO the
judges Drap dor was honored with bne req rose''0'
The good points OF the trutters wero not appre-
ciatcd by the casual observer Only the roaddrvers
could properly estimate their value The entries IN
cluded Spofcrd Don Carlos, Saretta, sultana D. "
]. K. Thomas, Darkness and Katharine. John Murphy
drove j. B. Thomas, and Weeks handled j. Q. The
ri IN rel
of the Kentucky Prince family.
The trials of hunters excite keener interest than
any other feature OF the show The efforts OF GODS
ard ponies avoid obstacles are extremely udicrous
Louis w'lnsrdne's Dandy stood on hs head ycster-
day at the bcdse. and his tdor did the same thing
Wild Tom positively refused 20 take fence, hurdle or
hedge Dorothy went over everything As easily as
girl ssips rope and took first prize. Newport took
second and Immediately showed the people that
Dorothy was nowhere in the Jumping line.
The wearing Of numbers on the left arm Is
useless device When exercising their charges In the
ring the exhibitors invariably drive TO the left which
cfccually hides the numbers from the spectators
Placards should be fastened on both sides OF every
horse that appears on the tanbarI Then there couo
be no mistake to his identity.
TOT morrow evening o 10 O'Clock, the mounted
police of this city will compete for valuable przc'
This will be Of the most interesting exhibitions Oh
the week. some Of the Brooklyn force may JON III
| the contest
AWARDS
(BIue rosette indicates first prize red second gel
low third and white fourth
Class 77-Ponies under saddle Blue rosette, MIS-
| Prescott Lawrence's Racket; red, Henry Lloyd Her
oerts Fox: yellow, Chalies rfzer tis Eess; white
]. A. Burden, !r's Bpncho.
| Glass 75-Pony stations No blue, red or yellow
rOsctteS awarded James H. EveraIs hoih, Irj "as
highly commended.
Glass 76-Shetland stations. Blue rosettc, Ran
cocas Stock FARMS Montreal; red W. F. Cimiotps
Salem yellow, John Enices General Tom Thumb; ;
white Rancocas Stock Farms Monte Carlo.
Glass sO-sho;lond brood maes. Blue rosctte, Ran
cocas Stock Farms Sweet Home; red, same owners
Nadjy yellow, Gussie Cimiott's SUSIE white Rouert
sedgwlck ir's Crssle.
Glass 14-Trotting stations. Blue rosetto, Eliza
Smiths Nominee, by stranger-sapphire; red, C. J.
Hamln's Almont Hero yellow, A. B. Darlngs Lava
lard; white, Robert steels Cedar Wood.
B. Daring's starletta, by starlight-Hig hland Mary
j. =; White j: I; Baily's I B. Thomas: o.,.
Wilson'S imported So swell BY Elrea aTsy red Snse
Class Il5-Best imported coaching stallion with
two Of his get Blue rosette, T. f. Wilson'S Sn Drsp
| dor. Drap dor IT,, and Miss julie Drap dOr. NO
Class 5SSCarriasc horses. Blue rosstts F. IT
.9..' !. T rndeThis Moslem; white, Central Park
| Riding Ac2'eay's wonder.
| Class C5--i,niee IN harness Blue rosctte Pres
colt Lawrence's Rye; ed, Miss Gertrude Giberts
Mrs GILBERT; yellow, Mrs. Richard King, jrs, Lottie
| No other entry. . -
Glass es-saddle horses. Blue roscte, W. NJ. Har
rimaps Plccadiliy red, f. S. StOkes's Governor; vel
| low, James Hoiiernan's Sue Brton; white Robert
| +. Stevens's On asst
| Class 72-StalliOn cObs. Blue rosctte, Prescott
Ia.crcnoe's Fashion: red, A. J. Cassaus Little Won
| der.
| Class 111-Cob stations No award.
Glass II6-Cct Of any imported cob stallion. Prize.
a silver cup, taken by a. J. Cassatts Pearl, by
Little Wonder--Patiencc.
| Class a0-Huntcrs (ponies cobsl. Blue rosette,
| Thomas Hitchcock, jr's Dorothy red J. Lyons's