New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-01
FOR THE BIG HORSE SHOW.
LARGE NUMBER OF IMPORTANT ENTRIES.
MUCH INTEREST IN THE HUNTING and JUMP

MUCH INTEREST IN THE HUNTING and JUMP
ING CLASSES
The entries all in for the coming Horse
Show. which will open at Madison Square Garden on
November 16. and the books contain splendid list OF
names In the thoroughbred class nre D. ID. WitheB'
noble stallion. kinghhe Mr. Cassatt enters his
famous Bard, William Easton presents Loyallst by
Sterling late the property Of the Prince Of waacs.
This horse is full brother Of Paradox winner of the
English Prize Of 1000 gTdneas. II. C. Dltmas enters
the wel-knOwn horse Dunboyne. S. & Rowland
enters Leopold, the handsome stallion presented by the
Sultan Of Turkey to General Grant. OF the trotters
there are thirty-flvc stations. OF these Runden &
White. OF Danbury. Conn. enter Quarermlster with
four Of his get Edgemark is entered by Colonel Rus
SELL OF Milton Mass; 3embrino Kilg, BY c. ]. Famln.
The number OF entries Of this class exceeds anything
that has appeared before. OF the four year-od and
over class there are Idol King Montezuma. Star
Monarch SddArthar. Nutcoast. The King, King
Darlington and Topic. There entries OF stall
lions three years old and under four Among these
Beechwood the property of Joseph Benedict of Eliza
beth, n. j.; VOodoo. belonging to +. G.. Baboook. OF
Horneilsvillc n. y. Quarter Stretch from the estab-
ment of Runde White. Mt HaInlin enters Heir at
Law and Golden Gate. Among the half DOZEN
entries of stations year old and under two
Rowland Levitt. d. Il. Robinson and the Misses Mary
and Belle rockingham
In the entries of mares or gcldngs, five years old
or over, there Is kely TO be lively competition for the
blue ribbon between Colonel Lawrence Kipp and G. J.
Tamlin. T. e. Eastman and Others Will compete for
the prizes for FLIES three years old and under four
In roadster class there fourteen entries Of mares
or geldngs, five years old over, and the excellent
.unly of the entries will render IT difficult to select
the winner. There are seven PAIRS OF mares geld
ings, four years old over, to be brought into
petition.
Unusual interest attaches entries hack
ney class Among the exhibitors of hackncys appear
the names Of Prescott Lawrence. Henry Fairfax A. J.
Cassatt John A. Logan. ,r.. George Green George R.
Read W. d. Sloane, Edwin TntterSall Of London
j. ID. Cheever. Mr.. Tibbott, OF Illinois: James T.
Woodford and j. p. Perkins, OF Cleveland Among the
horses which will appear are Prescott Iswrences
Fashion Matchless, Of Londesboro the property Of
Henry Fairfax, and Little Wonder. owned by A. J.
Cassat; John A Logan IT.. has entered Young Derby
Hertfcrdsire Swell is offered By George Green. Reality
by Truman & Sons, Brown Fashion by DR.. W. Seward
Webb and Beau Lyons by T. c. Eastman. The num-
Der of entries Of hackneys reaches 100. ana the list
includes number of ponies. both stations and mares.
This remarkable exhibit shows the interest that IL
taken in the breeding of this class Of horses. used
pnrey for pleasure
In the coaching stallion class there seven en-
tries the horses being three years old over Among
these Danseur, Ismy, Inoni, Franc Tiereur and
JsvanAis.
There VIII be fine display Of carriage horses, as
many forty-two having been entered. There arc
fifteen tandem and six fOur-inhand teams The cobs
will be interesting feature. They are to be shown
in harness before appropriate carriages. OF saddle
horses no less than 101 entries have been made. OF
ponies for use under the saddle eighty entries have
been made.
The hunting and jumping classes are represented
almost beyond the limits Of the association to ac
commodate In the jumping class. open to ALL fifty
fyCo eptrie haVa bepn he CoriO
ffy-one of green hunters. light weight, twenty eight
and Of middle weight twentysix of heavy weight six.
There are sixteen entries OF thoroughbred qualified
hunters and ladies' qualified hunters: ten Of light
weight and seventeen Of heavy weight The pro-
gramme for the display Of horses in these classes will
be one of the interesting features Of the show.
The prize OF $3.50 offered the best pair Of horses
not under Isl hands and best appointed brougham
victoria will be competed for BY seven entries.
The high steppers represented by thirty-nine
entries OF all classes. There will be much composition
for the different prizes offered by F. A. schermerhorn,
Prescott Lawrence and Reginald ". Rives.
The Murray Hill coachman will also have an OPP
portnity for display Of his skill, and incidentally for
the applause of the women. Theodore A. Havemeyer
has offered prize of 800 for the best performance
of professional coachman driving pair OF horses TO
four-wheel trap; also a like amount for the best
performance of professional coachman driving fourth
hand, either park road team. There will be forty
four competitors for the prize of 800 offered by
Floyd Ferris for the best saddle horse park hack.
The riding school horse Is represented by eight en-
tries prize is offered by S. S. Rowland for the
best saddle horse the bona de property of recognized
riding schools The competitor must have Leen In
actual school horse, and owned by the school
least six months prior TO the date Of entry: Either
ladies gentlemen may ride, but professionals or
grooms barred. James Gordon Bennett has offered
two prizes Of 300 each In the name OF "Ihe New
York Herald all conditions TO be arranged by the
managers
Thi. magnificent collection indicates q successful
exhibition a the coming show, and which Will
surpass all that has gone before.