The sun., 1890-11-16
EXIT THE BIG HORSE SHOW.
CLosING; DAY or NEW FORKS MOST
sUcCEssfUL HORSE sHoE

The Attendance 1,nrEer Even Tran On
, F,idAy aud thu Interest Sustained 60
the Last-Coi. kipp In Great Luck
Fresh iionors for Mr. Cassntt-Mr. Eel.
nonrs Team Among the winners.
What has been unqurstionnbly the best OK
hlhit uf horse ever seen in this country ended
last night ut Maids on square Garden. Indeed.
tho Sixth National Horss Show will bear com
parlsun with anything they have been ablo TO
do In this line across the wnter, even the Eng.
lish visitors ioining in this opinion.
The first show hold in tle old Garden seven
yours ago has develoYed into the magnificent
display Of tho rasi week. and its promoters
have had most substantial reward for their
efforts. II. II. Hollis,er, Treasurer OF tho Asso-
cintion. has not been able to make an accurate
estimate Il tho receipts, but 1t Is probable that
tho profits will exceed $4,000. The crowds
that have focked to see tho blue. .bloodcd
eauincs proves that New Workers appre-
ciate a good thing and are willing to
pay for It, The show has been splendidy
managed, and arranged 30 rs to AFFORD pleas
ing variety. The only thing approaching mo-
notony was the high jumping and the expert
ence of The week has shown that 1t Is not wise
TO force the horses beyond natural
limit. Five years ago six feet six inches was
wonderful performance. but, like many other
branches Of sport there has been o con-
stant effort to make new records. Seven
feet is far beyond the ability OF most
horses, and it IL doubtful II there
aro any besides Rosebery and Fiemaker equal
to this height. Even Maud was unable to get
clear over the fence on Thursday night and
merely balanced and fell from the
upper pole. Good. olean jumping a.
fords better amusement and by keeping
ia. 4 Itp.r 4, IL
sort Of riding will be done away with Tho as
socintion recognizes this. and there will prob
ably be less Of the breakneck about these con-
tests hereafter.
Last nights audience exhausted tho seating
accommodation and made another brilliant
soone in the spacious amphitheatre. Among
the distinguished spectators was Gen.
w. T. Sherman. who has been prominent
figure at former shows. but made his
first appearance at this one last evening. Phil
adelphia Boston. and other cities have con-
But b tho moirSroIitan M @ district has Of course had
the most numerous representation.
Naturally tho distribution OF prizes has not
adsos have sepysd " We'll and anno
be questioned. The ,,rottng classes caused
because Of the rivalry between the strains that
nre fashionable from their turf performances.
1t would be about impossible to got men to
81 aese. 50 in the r''s and arc ~,'n0u' any pFo'0
the I sDS hsys xs Ss dsrHs
The ne Newspapers su II Obtaining accurate infor.
a% 5sssSaE sS SsH' S1s II Judges dss 'si ana
an'i. 't' like ts everything @ about the new build.
as sa, d5sf i5sfs the s'5'ss bs:ss. a Gs
Installed itself as re place ior large exhibits.
fI1 TSanEsaivins f S' week has has a foweF show. and
other projects are IN nj the mi9ds Of Mr.. French
display of horses for sale during tho first two
hours Of the mSrnins: These are the trotters;
Of ai auction this week in the Garden. The
BSGhs BsSy psE psanS q rst M M4s MGssis. 4s.
second. fhe sneeiai ior hsckpeys under Al.
NJ frP eassatts % ontrS t Over @ his five compsiiors.
s. s S 14asn. ere ssSasI. 3 dss
as a. by By "''so son l. Of Old Hambletonian, was
awarded second prize.
the ring for a quarter Of an hour Then came
rsS sgGs II o:es
witt. I: S. Howlapd's cross matched team. q
chestnut and brown. second There were
Mrs. Charles l.. Hyde's Beauty who won the
.Morroll prize on Tuesday, was again success.
earlier in the week, second. Mrs. Beach rode
Tho special premium offered by the directors
entries. en- but Belle HamIn % was W excused. The
plea was that the mare hnd got on. but this
content With his previous successes. and did
to and G0%ss Mahsw h sy Hss
th9 o Tf kfp hs 6ag
two entries, Katrine. who won In this
ssI sor mns two who Won Wits her na on fraay
double harness, Frank Ferguson drove IA
sa ssd wG sofys os4 Ceysr Esns
Wsro il. d. KcrrinGton. behind Dutchess
Mii&ea, and Aaron Fowler, ono Ct the Fleet
ha Fr"edmaq T and seoy handled their own own
horse. and the eght ccirclod about and spesded
We ' called T W IN an IN nspeeton e
,hoir appoinitments, which was considered IN
fs aT"a Tns dfs f9YT namSsrA
s'sinstioa." "but could see nS,hins So e beat
besse G II. sSs ese
them, ns Fnstrada was placed second. Pearl
bncsss wilkes S The @hIts lie bbogns III gSs ss con-. ono
mendItion
lh., sel!lng prize for pairs had eight exhibits,
an! NJ. rndcrhIll's stout bay gslGings got il.
They old nj auction Immediately after for
sl.2,o to Epgene Higgins, the carpet manu-
ttacturer. August Belmont. Jr.. landed tho
Lawrence, pr2o for high shoppers with his
bay team Cuquette and ROsette. beating such
good pairs as DR.. Webb's Dacmar and Her
Majesty, Mr Howlands Baby and Hazel, and
Harry iiamlin's Daisy and Fancy, all OF them
I.n aans ia gsb the classes second contest Of N,
xeaE for Soachnen. % the competisi9n o. being INK
iSsSional wh,rs came into tho ring
10 show their skill but for some reason
only seven o. them Wore asked to 70 over the
rrouio marked out by the Judges. OF these
Beniamin WhiitinGtop, conchman for 4.
though Mr.. Weidenfeld's man. Arthur
applause, as Vas tho case the day before All
tho men hardlc cd their teams Skilfuly making
the turns, going between posts ,sot close to-
Of nonteS competed. Mrs. T. q. Bullock
.grying Tho cucsnuls entered bv ber hlls.
brnd. Tho honors went 10 Mr.. Cassatts
tam Asira and Evening star. making
their second victory ior the day A. nj
Dodge offered n consolation prize for
indies hunl"r3 ridden hy gentlemen. THIS
rIuiinl U tB n 'ultS count q ha mi