New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-17
IF1ER THE BIG HORSE SHOW.
GEORGE PEPPER OFFERS TO MAioh
AGAINST ANY HIGHJUMPER'

cropcr PEPPER OFFERS To MAA0A
AGAINST ANY HIGHJUMPER.
A small army OF wOrkmen was ehsasou ' .to hiy
son SQUARE Garden yesterday u"iSp'" ~ no &c
au,nbitheatre from a horse show place oa0n ION,
rormoI condition. Tho large enclosure HN"e -
for animals 10 run at high speed, W ieap o'e. -,
80 .. chow their various gaits and PAGES, seeaieo 'o'
VI " -. ,n r,cb show Already there has oeeh
"l i ~ .ahusbipp some permanent attraction 81 INC
I,,aor sucb as a continuous variety OF Peri'i'"
of a spectacular nature, embracing .ho ue ,,,, -
features seen at the best circuses anu io"' " =. 80,
st,anoth on the part of both men ana beasts =. -
h admitted that more appropriate place ooui1 ~,
hc found and the financial success vi sun -,
,,,d denend naturally upon the standard Oh heii'
maintained. s ,.o, the
to,itv NJ the horses were removed from o''e
,aar yesterday morning. although not lcw "oio
taken away after the close OF the performance VI,
dav night All OF those owned anu S'aoi0~ - w
wore transferred to their regular quarters "u'us '
cov and the large number belonging 10 s'ooA auu
hreedng farm owners will be smpped 10 t'e'r ue'ol
a,ops Inv rail today. Work was begun yesterday OH
. an,oyaI ~ the temporary stalls in front OF the
80 roxes around the enclosure, and by tomorro"
thy vii, have disappeared The work ~ restoring t''e
enclosure itself is the simplest OF all 'no'ous o0
,inh, think otherwise The enclosure Is sond earth'
IS, T., no ceuar under the b. ding at that point, the
collars extending all around g. structure leaving 'ie
.optra or heart of IL as SOllu a. u was o''e""",'
. uowland's ontario bea Moorhouse y Peppers
poseherv in the jumping contest which closed tile SHOW
nn SATURDAY. night but neither won the prize, 'ho
oations governing the contest requiring tnat morse
,uet clear 7 feet and inch to VIM Roseoery was
t,s and lame from the effects OF his accident In o
80 and could not be made to jump higher thah D
feet @ inches lie is great jumper anu hoius 'h0
worlds record of feet "a inches
George Pepper who owns Maud, the eSccien'
,,ner ridden by his nephew, little Willie Wilson, as
'er,s that Maud can Jump feet inches whenever
lied unon. and he offers to match her against
rf,emaker or any other horse to jump Tor sl'ooo
ide or he will wager $1,000 that she can beat tne
ecord Maud had already made great icputAuon u,
canada hui was brought 10 the SHOW as an uIi.a"su
m.re in the hope that she would win the prizes ~
nsnr, class i'm which she was entered feriaps tra'
~ yhv The Judges overlooked her In the championship
MET which was given " Hampstead Tor she showed
her superiority clearly 49,, - ., oroa,ost nnuhe,
., rizes in the show with the Village farii HisMaw
I'm aItonwood stock Farm and bloodgooN STOCK fari
rai,"yyng with long strings OF awards Inc snow was
n, freely patronized by people In society thah any
~ he nasf and was worth OF the great success VIII
u, 4 was rewarded. The profits are estimated al
hetween $40 900 and $4,000 OF which the MADISON
oouare Garden Company will receive comioNaoie
percentage.