New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-16
SOMETHING FINE IN HORSEFLESH.
AN EXHIBITION IN NOVEMBER WHICH PROM
Uses MANY ATTRACTIONS

w r Wharton and Colonel J. 7. Hyde, score
tarles Of the National Horse Show Association OF
America were yesterday hard bcset with tho task Oh
completing and arranging the lists OF entries ior inc
different classes of the associations annual snow,
which is fixed for the 5th and five following days
NJ November. Yesterday was the closing day LOT
entries in every class, except the cavalry ana here
WAS great rush OF intending exhibitors
IN the various classes Of thorouShorcds hunters
and trotters plenty of wcllknown horses Will be
found Among the trottcs arc the ccleDfatou s'aohs
sam Cossac, Starlight, Mambrino King ana EPauiete'
each of these stations being accompanied by iour
of its got J. D. Houston's famous Spoiiord occu-
pies a prominent place in this department. ana the
same owners FLY Susan, by Electlonecrsph'n1'
who is reported to be a gem Of the highest Glass;
will probably dwarf all opposition In tie foui-yearold
division. Clara is another fouryear-oid uotter tha'
will do credit TO her exhibitor.
The hunters division includes among others Fred
erick Cebhard's Leo. a. c. LamonaSne has ~
coon named in seven classes. The appearance OF
Mrs Langtry as an exhibitor in the carriage horse
department will excite considerable interest, and she
has two animals entered in classes 55, So and 100
In the four-in-hand and tandem division r. Il.
sturgis, c. b. Williams F. Louis Lewis, FRANCIS
T. Urdcrhill, w. L. ID. Stokes, r. SedgwicK, lr, ana
s. s. Sands, jr., much in evidence, While In
coaching stations, II. L. Wilson's Drapc dor, VINO
last wear took first prize In this class again defes
GOOD deal OF humorous comment and speculation, and
for this competition there half a dozen entered.
In polo ponies, W. r. Hitchcock, IT., H. Lloyd Her
bert and August Belmont well represented While
among saddle horses, Courtlandt t. Moss's Caprice
Is expected TO than hold its own The following
will appear as exhibitors Mrs John Wallace, Mrs.
Richard King, jr., Mrs James NJ. Waterbury, Mrs.
Archibald Alexander, Miss Eoise Stevenson, Mrs.
r. Fulton Cutting, Mrs Barclay Warburton. Mrs
Robert scdgwick, Mrs. John a. Stewart, Mrs Lloyd
Aspinwan Miss Consuelo Vanderbilt and Miss Kate
Carey, all showing either in the carriage or hunter
classes
Tho Judges in the respective departments are: For
horoughbreds J. H. Bradford Colonel S. T. Bruce and
A. j. Cassatt; trotters and rOalsters, Courtandt ID.
Moss J. W. Ogden and Albert {. Hal; coaching
stations, n. J. Cassau, Colonel 5. T. Bruce and
August Belmont carriage horses, cobs and ponies
I'm harness, Hugo Fritsch, Colonel William Jay and
f. X sturgs saddle horses and ponies, Colonel
Leonard and II. L. Herbert hunters, Thomas Hitch
cock IT,, James A. Wadsworth, II. l. Herbert and
James X. Kcenc: heavy draught horses, ii. l.. Her
bert, Harvey Marsh and James licffernan In ad-
dton TO tho 100 classes represented, special prize
is offered for show OF cavalry horses, and for this
two regiments. the Newlork Hussars and Philadei-
phla City Troop, have already entered Five horses
from each regiment VIII he sent, and the entries
close on Wednesday