New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-08
PLANS FOR THE HORSE SHOW.
BRIGHT PROSPECTS OF A BIG SUCCESS.
MANY BOXES AND SEATS ALREADY SECURED
SOME OF THE MORE REMARKABLE ENTRIES.

MANY BOXES AND SEATS ALREADY SECURED
SOME OF THE MORE REMARKABLE ENTRIES.
The arrangements for the sixth annual exhibition OF
the National Horse Show Association at Madison Square
Garden nearing completion, and when the exhibition
opens Monday the in the big amphthcatre VIII
be long to be remembered Already the carpenters
have effected change that is hardly less than startling
TO any who visited the amphlthcatrc during the
Strauss and Sedl concerts. There are stalls around
the arena built that many noble horses Will face
the boxes the occupants OF which can al WILL
fondle the intelligent beasts the beasts don't object
There are nearly 800 stalls and any horse In
them win have his head almost In the arena boxes.
Certainly he put his head in them II lie wishes To-
consequently the boxes at premium Every
body likes to pet good tempered horse and all the
horses In the arena stalls will be good tempered
In the centre Of the amphtheatre Is the exhibition
ring. Upon the solid earth is laid a covering OF tan
bark, narrowed and rolled until ii is soft and yielding.
but "sprngy.' Here is that the admirable animals
Will be paradcd. exercised and made 10 leap The
central ring Is long enough and wide enough to en-
able horse well ridden driven 10 show AL that I've
can do, and the LOO horses entered TO be Of
such quality as to revea; new traits to even the
lovers of mans best friend There are 800 arena
stalls 500 stalls ana boxes underneath the arena, and
800 stalls in the Twenty sixthst Encrclng the
ring and between the ring and the arena, there Is
Wide promenade where visitors may walk inspect the
animals In both stalls and ring Occupants Of boxes
ana seats will be SO high above the promenade that
those walking about the will not obstruct their
vision.
The boxes brought. when sold at auction total OF
$4,000 for the season. and since the auction sale
$4,000 has been taken in for seats The expense OF
fitting up the smphitheatre for the exhibition Will be
ebout $4,000 and the indications that the profits
Will be in the reghborhood Of $4,000. As is well
known the boxes containing numbers are on the
right Of the Madison-ave. entrance while those with
nm patpr iba off lnvi ASuiuWall
purchased box 81 Perry Belmont, box SO; August
Belmont, box 26 j. III. Bradford box IL, and the re-
mainder OF the principal boxes werf sold as ioiiows
7. Horny French II; j. ID. Cheever, "a; Captain
William NJ. Conner, 23 T. F. Gushing. 8; r. F. Cut
ting. first tier. No. J. De Neufoells, 2l George B.
De Forest, ~ Randolph Ellis 81 Miss Eustlcc CT
J. 3. Hartman, So Miss Hamilton, Is; j. r. Keene
az George W. KIDD hrst tier, No. 20; Colonel Law
Kip. arena, II; Charles Lanter, arena. 30
A. Lsudenbers, arena, So j. Z. Lawrence, arena 90
J. Larocquc, arena 10: Thomas Mexican, arena, 80
General r. T. Eckert arena ~ J. H. Roosevelt
arena. & W. ID. Sloane. arena, z5; Miss A. L. Steven
son. arena 81 f. n Taller, box 90 H. Mex Twomoiy,
b9 DR.. J. y. Thomas, Il; Cornelius Vanderbilt, u
Dr. ". s. Webb, and 81 w G.. Whitney 43; c. T.
Whiimore, 10; J. VI. Waterbury, so; Frank Work. "a
Judgo IngrahaIn first tier, lS: Levi p. Morton,
FIRST tlor, 81 Center Hitchcock, fist tier, "a; E. A.
Euck, central box; Eugene Kelly, second tier No. 30
Prescott Lawrence, box %; F. h. Sturgiss. 4s; W. f.
Wharton DO: Cornelius Fellowes, "a ii. II. Hollste:
d.; H. /. Nicholas, 81; Mr.. Gulliver. Al; E. La Non
tagnc, first tier, No. AZ; II. X Blo0dgood. arena No
50: j. II. Davis arena, IL Sidney Dillon Ripley
arena, 10. Clubs in Philadelphia. Baltimore, Washing
ton and Boston have applied for large numbers Oh
boxes and seats.
The audience next Monday will be one Of the largest
and most slonabic ever al exhibition OF the
kind The performance will be almost con ,inuous from
a. H. uHtil II D. m. The catalogues aid programmes vii
probably lie completed to-day. The business manage
Of -
sociauon been entrusted by r. Henry French to James
w. Morrissy, Mr.. Frcnch's regular business manager.
Mr. Moilissy will also provide accommodation, for
by whom nc is well and favOrabiy hnown. The news
paper mcn axe sure TO be well taken care Oh by Mr.
Mr. imdett Coutts has come from England to serve
e. lu se G recently e 20 p Webb nearly
al q h hashnsy S9e Sl NE sU yaTa n f
communication 10 tnat effect has been sent to Tne
Ir.lunc. There viii be many good judges present
l,raett Coutts may horses man the ones he
Sold 10 Dr. WEBB If he does these who know HIM
tres are those of hc BloodgOod Stock Farm, of New
tta ar'S Of aeps who was the second
in his class lie is marvel Of beauty, standing
o%iser land and breeder Of Realty. who the cham
pionshlpJ England and held It for i've years Bright
Far another Bloodeood entry, Is jelDack cI mare
without mark, and Of remarkable action. she Is
tiree-quarer sister of Star of Mepal and half Sis
Ter 10 Moodnut. the two-year-Old champion.
ssh is anoner beauty dsTH bay sr eotr by
Confidence Among Tile utner Blooueoou cHuic'
in the fteen hand class Lord Faunteroy, Lionel
Little Wonder III, Victoria, Punch and JUDY. they
ara all prize winners. Hard Lines, thoroughbred
stallion who the Queens Premium in the Clones
District of Ireland against thirty stations
viii a 50 be exh bited If be into form Ferry
Prince Is another marvel standing 1853 and weigh
ing nearly 900 pounds. OF the Others OF this entry
are julia a sixteen hand foury ear-od bay mare, up
10 any weight. she is By LnGerer, out OF a dam
BIZ The Marshal Then there are two roans by Conn
denoe, who can scarcely he told apart
one Of The features Of the exhibition viii be the
auction sales under the auspices Of the American
Horse Exchange Of animals entered In the selling
classes Prize winners OF $500 entered 10 be sod al
an upset price can be knocked down TO the highest
bidder and lively bidding may be expected as the
en tries in teSc classes numerous The opening
day and evening will find the best society largely
represented at the exhibition