New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-15

box No 20 for the week One of the boxes at the
Fourth-ave end OF tie Garden has been taken out TO
facilitate the entrance and exit Of horses and carriages
to and from the ring and tier OF seats inst back OF
one OF the first boxes at the Madison Square end has
been turned into boxes.
Now TO the programme and the entries. All told.
there are 1l3 classes at this years show. Several OF
these classes have not been made known uDul almost
time the entries. One of the most Interesting
OF these late closing classes Is special for tandem
riding, offered by the NcwYork Riding Club of which
Howard Carroll is the president. There are seven
entries in this class, and from the amount OF practice
given this branch of Workmanship by the club which
Mr. Carroll presides over, IL IS likely that the first
prize will go TO the organization which has Its head
quarters near the southwestern entrance to Central
Park. A special prize is a Canadian bred black cob
mare five years old, fifteen hands high and extremely
handsome, sof which The Tribune presents picture
this morning, offered by W. d. Grand, of Canada as
the best Canadian bred horse, 10 be ridden over tho
regular jumps by riders. one class is juvenile
hunters cup 800. for the horse taking In the best
form. eight successive jumps when turned loose in
corral Peculiarly interesting classes Nos "a and
o. which for the best performances of professional
coachmen driving pairs of horses to four-wheel traps
and fourth hands to either park or road teams.
Particular attention has paid by J. T. Hyde and
his assistant Charles W. smith, in getting up this
years programme Of judging and competition. Pic
judging Of the different classes will be gone through with
as randy as is consistent with thOrouglness and
efficiency, and most OF the best competitions will
come on evenings when the greatest number Of people
will be able TO them. There will be jumping
every evening. Almost every evenings entertainment
Will begin with parade Of stations, exhibition
which is always peculiarly attractive. The COrin
THAN class for hunters comes on Tuesday evening.
The judging of mounted park police, light weight
qualified hunters, the jumps, and the green hnn
tors over the high jumps, will take place Wednesday
evening. The tandem riding takes place Thursday
afternoon. The mounted police drill the judging Of
high steppers, OF paT, hacks and green hunters comes
OH Thursday evening and the famous high school class
which excited so much attention last year, when Par
tsan and Lepacllo competitors, will be given
Friday evening. The park tandem class, owners TO
drive, will be judged on Saturday afternoon The
high jump, which IS this year limited TO 6 it.. @ in
takes place Saturday evening. Thcfollowing Is the
order Of exercises:
until II y. m, exercise D. m. judging thoroughbreds
class and Arab stations, class judging hackney
stations, class No. 49, shown with three OF their get
Judging long tailed saddle horses, class No 107
Judging fourin-hand teams of cObs or ponies class
No. 100 judging road tandems class No 81 Judging
pairs Of horses shown 10 brougham or victoria class
IS; judging coaching stations, class No. CD judging
ponies Ii IL hands under the jumps class No.
rs; evening parade Of stations, classes No
1, ., ., 4, II, Is, 10. 20. 80 and 40:
Judging women's saddle horses class No. SO
Judging hunters fences, class No ~.
Tuesday exercise and display Of horses for sale :
judging Norman stations, class No II; judging hack
ney stations, classes No II, d. % and 70 judging
ponies under saddle, classes No. 81, o. 81, g. SO
aud Ga judging troting stnllons. classes T. o. and