New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-06
PRIZESATTH THE BIG HORSE SHOW
AWARDS WORTH COMPETING FOR.
ONE HUNDRED AND TWO CLASSES IN ALL
SPECIAL GIFTS OFFERED.

ONE HUNDRED AND TWO CLASSES IN ALL
SPECIAL GIFTS OFFERED.
The prize list of the seventh annual exhibition OF
the National Horses Show Association of America which
will be held In the Madison square Garden amphthe-
atTe for six days, beginning Monday November TO- mas
been issued. These exhibitions have come to DO most
important features Of the entertainments of the winter
and the large attendance at the u last year IN
cuded considerable part Of the society people OF the
city, The horse show has won the favor OF the men
and women of fashion, and the gathering which fills
the boxes so brilliant and noteworthy that In tho
eyes Of many il vies with the display Of horses In
attractiveness The magnificent new Madison Square
Garden is extraordinarily well adapted by its dimen-
Ons and interior arrangements fer the big horse SNOW
and there no reason why the exhibition this year
should not equal or surpass tho remarkable success
attained by that of last winter-both as regards the
attendance and the merit of tho displays Of horsehesh
Ii is desired that the thoroughbred stallion class
shall form important feature of the show than 1t
has done heretofore the association has Increased
the award to $500 for hrstprze money and $3.50 iOi
second This nberality should induce to send
a large number Of stations TO compete for the prizes.
Entries must be three years old and over. There viii
be first and second prizes for Arabs tor ten classes OF
rotters, for rOadsters, Cydesdales Nomans, for hf
teen classes of hackneys 2 800 of the money offered
being given by tho American Hackney Horse Assoca-
toni for coaching stations horses In harness, carriage
no ses, tandems, four-n-hand teams, ponies, saddle
horses, GallOwayS, cObs, ponies, pony stations and
brood mares, hunters and Jumpers police horses and
park police horses.
There will be eghty-One regular classes and twenty
one special Special prizes offered follows
by the directors, best roadster and road rig" 800
and $50; Charles II. Kerner pair Of roadsters and
road rig7 800; certain members of the Coaching
Club, best four-n-hand, Sl00 J. r. Roosevelt, park
team hand) and drag, 800; New York Tandem
CIb park tandem 500 road tandem, 300; Brewster
&c Co.. pair Of horses and brougham or victoria, $3.50;
Cornelius Vanderbilt. pair Of ponies. 500; F. a.
Schermerhorn pair Of high stcppes,' 800; Prescott
Lawrence, pair Of high steppers," 800; Reginald
W. Rives. high stepper' 500; Harris Il Nixon,
American-brcd hackney stallion, 800; Theodore a.
Havemcyer best professional coachmau driving pair
of horses 500, driving fOur-in-hand 800; W. f. D.
stokes high Jumper" 300 FOxhal Keene, hun CT, to
be ridden over six jumps $780, W. D. Grand. Canadian
bred horse owned by American, to be ridden over
Jump, $500: r. Dunlap d Co., best hunter or jumper,
800; Farley Clark, horse taking eight jumps 800;
Floyd Ferris, saddle horse, 800; 5. 5. Rowland,
riding school saddle horse 300.
Entries will close october 10, at the Office of the
secretary, No. CD Madson-ave. The officers Of the
association are Cornelius Fellowes president; John q.
IIccBschcr vice-president IL. II, HOLSTER treasurer
W. F. Wharton secretary; J. T. Hyde, assistant sec
rotary. The directors Cornelius FelOwcs, JOhn
G.. Heclscher, Lawrence Kip, w. f. Wharton. Thomas
Hitchcock jr H. IL. HOLSTER ii. W. T. Mall, II. l.
Nicholas f. x. sturgiS, Frederic Bronson. a. New
bold Norris George Peabody WetmOre James G.. X.
Lawrence. The executive committee. John Il. Heck
scher, If. II. HOLSTER IL. !. Nichons, Gorge Peabody
WemoTe F. K SuT V W. "q H09oror req Were
presidents A. TAYLOR r. A. j. Cassatt j. H. Brad
lord, W. K Vanderbilt, Prescott Lawrence, F. A.
mo3tane Francis r Underhln D. Morgan. David
Bonner, Rensselaer, Weston.