The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-11-16
All READY ron THE mic Snow.
Every stsn In the Garden Will be Filled
Thts Morning..

ILL READY FOX THE BiV SHVW.
Every stain In the Gsrse. VIII be Filled
Thts MorninG.
Whom tho seventh exhibit OF the National
Horse Show Is formally opened ut Madison
Square Garden this morning there will DO
moro fine types OF the various sorts OF equines
used in this country than were ever before
collected under one roof While tho entities
reach the large total Of 1905. there will OF
course DO many absentees and number OF
those owned In and about the city Will not DO
stabbed In the building. coming In only when
they are required in the ring.
The visitor will not BIO greeted by the sight
OF the long row OF stalls on tho main foor. as
in former years. aud It Is only within tho tan
bark enclosure that any horses will DO visible
at first glance. Tho excellent and ample ar-
rangements in the basement and wooden an
mex stables takes better care 81 all tho animals
than ever before. and will be a great boon to
those who use the promenade. now doubled In
width by tho now departure. As Secretary
Wharton remarked to THE Sun reporter:
This is purely IL ring show. with tho stables
only an incident, und in this respect differs
from the English exhibits"
BY midnight on Saturday the last touches
werc made. and tho work Of assigning tho
stalls pretty well completed. Yesterday there
were many animals from distance In addi-
ton to those OF Saturday. and only few moro
stalls remain unoccupied. by y o'clock this
morning all the horses must be in tho Garden
with the exception already noted. There were
plenty OF visitors NIL day long, owners aud
their friends largely In tho mejority. Tho un-
usually large entry OF hackneys and cobs
makes them particularly prominent. and oven
with the limited opportunity for inspecting
this branch OF the show 1t is evident tho high
stcppers will be the feature of tho week. SIS
good lot lot, ine1Gsns hunters .sh step
ana ook ss sna srons r Wnl
thn h,ns. s p anu =; rs =, mv
and 's' pe1 es SroEsn psri Sse
strucs bis snea a saw DAYS aoo in ono Of tho
runs Of tn. Senesee Vsles Hunt n1 and nd will se
fspssSs 6ei9f St the middle Ct the week TGs
does ss s'R%s
Of SknsEs shires and oofs and these are
Scy ss@tfS on tas to
the lot owned BY John A., Logan. Jr.
acfney sn ssSn oy sR a,s w The
arrived. amopg them string from the Pines
man. hackney ssaiion With lns record Y ss
prize winner 1i, at tsiingt9n and other English
TSs ss Seeaps choice box stalls
street side and include many celebrities OF the
turf and stock farm; -; Hamiin u again a
e4hiotoE ana sae from
OF Superintendent, J. W. Bradburn. Mann
brine King has become a familiar figure
and the old chestnut stallion looks as vigorous
and shapeiy as ever Belle Hsmlin. her pole
mates Juetina ana Iiope: NiRhtlngaie. star
ofthe Grand Circuit this season: Nettie King.
four-year-old who made n short cam
Raign vi sne Meht AIM hime az bunaio:
and Princess ROYAL nre among the representa
tives OF the Buffalo breeder, besides Heir Mt
Prince Regent. Who died last winter md
Golden Gate. California colt by Guy
Wilkes. Tho Quartet to DO shown in
comprise Nettis King Heir at Law. and two
Si,ie rjbhnns hns for rivnia ~ tS,S oH wer VI
OIue TlUDOnS TlNul6 III tnlS luaTtCrM0S.