New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-12
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THE HoRSE SHOW VISITED BY GREAT
CROWDS

CROWDS.
wELLKNowN PEOPLE WHO WATCHED THE
sTEEDs AZ THE BIG GARDEN-pRlzEs
AWARDED.
The crowds at the horse show In the Madison
Square Garden Amphheatre yesterday and last night
wore larger even than on tho opening day. The
programme has been shlfully arranged that there
are displays OF great interest during every AFTER
noon ana evening" and visitors to the Garden at any
hour between a. m. and IL p. m. arc sure to ma
much to admire In the exhibitions Of various classes
There was some delay yesterday In judging the
classes but II was due to the large number OF en-
tries.
The scenes at the Garden are full Of interest at
all times The ring always contains Lively horses
OF good breeding, while the promenade around the
Enclosure Is occupied by welldrcssed men and
women, watching the evoutons OF tfpir four footed
friends The seats around the arena and In the
galleries occupied at night by brilliant throng,
and the lights the music, the gayly uniformed at
tendsnts aud the crowds to inspire the horses
to do their best The show is extremely popular
with people In society and some OF the best known
families In the city are represented at every ex-
hibton. Among those present yesterday were
Cornelius Fcllowes Mrs. and Miss Fellowes Mr.. and
Mrs. John g. Heckscher, Mr.. and Mrs. II. II. HOLSTER
Mr. and Mrs. J. 7. Hyde, Colonel and Mrs. Lawrence
IT., Mr. and Mrs. II. I. Nicholas. Mr. and Mrs. r. X.
sturgis, Mr. and Mrs. A. Taylor. 1r., Mr.. aud Mrs.
A. J. Cassatt, Mr. aud Mrs. J. II. Bradford Mr.. and
Mrs. w. X. Vanderbilt Mr.. and Mrs. Prescott Lawrence,
Mr.. and Mrs. F. A. schcrmerhorn, Mr.. and Mrs.
II. L. Herbert Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Bron-
son. Mr.. and Mrs. F. T. Underhill, Mr.. and Mrs.
George Peabody wctmore, Mr.. and Mrs. j. D. Cheever,
Mr.. and Mrs. f. La Montague Mr.. and Mrs. a. New
bold Morris, Mr. and Mrs. e. ID. Morgan, Mr.. and
Mrs. David Bonner, Mr.. and Mrs. Rensselaer, Weston,
Mr.. and Mrs. J. g. X. Lawrence, James r. keene,
Colonel S. j. Bruce, Miss Blanche Dorland, W. b.
Dickerman, e. +. Bowdich, Henry II. Stanley, August
Belmont John r. Cowdin, Colonel George +. Waring,
Of Newport August Belmont, jr, and Francis H.
Rives.
One OF the most interesting competitions yesterday
was that for trottIng stations four years old or
over. Alcantara, the pride of the Highlawn Farm,
won the first prize and Mambrino King had to be
content with secondary honon. The Judges were
David Bonner, Colonel william Edwards, j. IL. Brad
ford and Colonel S. d. Bruce.
Almost as much interest was shown in the trot-
ting class for two-year-old stations Many horse
men expected that Voodoo r. 6. Babcocks favorite
colt would win the blue ribbon, but Baron Rose,
scion Of the STEAMBOAT stock carried OIL the honors
The Village FARMS Emblem won second prize, ana
V0odoO took the third.
Everybody was satisfied that the judges had
acted wisely in giving the first prize for roadsters
TO Colonel Lawrence Kips Fastrada. The owner
drove him around the ring and did 1t so well that
there no doubt as 70 the result. Marshall r.
Wilder drove Nellie Bly,, pretty gray mare, with
exceptional shill but the judges could not reward
the horse with ribbon
w. Burdett- Coutts Informed the Executive Com
mittee yesterday that he would prefer not TO ACT
as Judge of the hackney class because he had
formerly owned many OF the horses exhibited by
DR.. Webb, and he wished to avoid any. possible
Oh. of fau fiGm n
Coutts allowed TO withdraw and August Belmont
put in his place. The other judges IN that class
"'e The greatest enthusiasm during
evoked oy the performances OF ,ne ]amkS hG as,
with graceful ease and only few Of them did badly.
one two refused to take the jumps at ALL and were
disqualified.
In the evening the assemblage was particularly
brilliant The first two classes judged were those
fos saddle horses and ladies' saddle horses ana every
body was pleased when Mrs. Hydes chestnut gelding
Beauty was awarded the prize In the ladies' class.
No small degree Of interest was manifested In the
erooms and Others by owners. Mr; whippe's team,
brandy and Soda, gray and black with as perfect
ready OF the tandem class, won the Drst prize, and
everyone agreed with the judges The awards for
the day were follows:
CLYDsDALBs.
Glass 23-stallions four yeais old over First
prze 81 co. second $50. Graham Brothers MacDeage.
Sire McGregor bred by William Gray, scotland, was
'e ciass a4staons. three years old and under four
sioo second lS a. !;
Drumskeoch No second prize awarded.
NORMANs.
prize $3.50 second 800 The horses entered were
Shown in the ring, but the judges withheld the awards
Cas- or s s10 ss Free. 0f or HENRY
Ike, dam Lucy second-same owners Ule, or. g. sire
Honest Tie, dam Sale V. II. C-same owners Kracke'
Glass 31-Matched pair Of mares or Rcldings, three
years old over First prize 800; second $50 The
entry c1tr "a and received the first prize s' ~
weaned or unweaned. First prize 800. second $50
Aens mee blk m xh sTs R asssSr
blk. w., sire Monarch. dam Rushque.
PONIES.
Glass 63-stallions not exceeding IA hands ! inch
three old or over First prize $50 secona pre-
b. s., sire Flanders Reality dam by Reeds Troaway
second-Dr. W. S. Webb's imported Rocket III blk s.,
sire Confdence. dam Blackie. V. IL. CIV H. Mill
Glass S. Shetland brood in foal or with tos
ct ie0 Stock Fs sr p1sc sSo ss% NJ sire
dam Lucy second-Dr. W.. g. Webb's Eva. ca. al. M
b. m. sire Montreal, dam Pansy. II. C.-Henry Bull
gsans not . sssssSs u.s. 10 f fnnss
IIaddens Tafy, oh. e.. v H. C.-CIarence y. S Sea
grst's Daisy, b. IN. II. C.-George B. Bakers bea-
consfeld b. g. .,, 10 hands
Glass 66-Sheand stations not exceeding IL hanos'
wears and over to be shown to halter tIiSt pity,
$50 second prize $40 First-Rsncocas stoek fSa ,
Montreal skew s.; secondsame owners Monte Cario,
skew sire Montreal dam Pansy; v. ii. S.LMastsr
r. Coniotti's salem blk. s.. II. C.-ilenry Bull Jr.s'
imported Little Phil, blk. 5.
HORSE AND CAB.
Glass 56-Mare geldng with coupe or manson son
cab as let for hire. First prize. 900 seconn, sSo
There we're only two entries, and the nrst prize WA
withheld The second was awarded TO Charles waue
Hanson Cab, and the V. H. G. ribbon to JACK" Lyon
Marksman.
TROTTERS.
All horses entered In the tr0ttng classes must 10
standard and registered under the rules OF the Natona
Association Of TrOttlng-liOrse Breeders. g.. g.,
Class 6-Staons. four years OLD or Sv ,g Py ~
service First prize. $3.50; second ylU0 w,,Ees
Highland Farms Alcantara, b. S. sire ueorge MiMes
dam Alma Mater: second-Village Farms Manbrino
King, ch S. sire Siambrino Patchen, dam Belle morn
ton v H. C.-yiage Farms Prince Regent, en-. s.
sire Mambrino King, dam Estabela. u. S.m'acoD
Ruppert's Attractive, b. sire Alcantars' Gam Jane
LOOmer. ., nj. ,,.;.. o,oo
Glass 7-staIllons four years old First prize 800
ErSf-VillaCe Farms salvador, u.