New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-12
THE HORSE SHOT POSTPONED.
RAIN CAUSES A REIMBURSEMENT OF THE FRO
GRAMME FOR TO-DAY AND TOMORROW.


GRAMME FOR TODAY AND TOMORROW.
In spie Of the rain Yesterday there large
attendance at the Horse Show. Before the rain had
stopped falling visitors went round the stables and IN
spccted the horses they receiving their morn
ing toilets. The track was very muddy ana the IN
field sloppy Jumping would have been rather Dan
gerous and high steppers and race-horses could not
have been shown TO advantage In The mun, SO thc
executive committee wisely decided 10 postpone Iudg
ing, and rearrange the programme for the remainder
Of the week As soon as the rain stopped the track
dried out and by this morning it Will be in frstratc
condition. Cappas band gave concert In the after
noon, which much appreciated by those present.
parade Of all the prominent horses In the snow dt
5 O'Clock was also received with marked favor BY
the visitors. Fashion. Berserker. Srotbro fashoh'
Rocket, Forest swell and other celebrated hachhcyS
were greatly admired. A constant throng visited the
stables In the afternoon and the grooms were kept
busy showing the horses in the stalls f. II. Millers
tro,crs were greatly admired. They are remarkably
fine lot. FOxhall, too. received much admiration
Among those present were Cornelius FellowcS. D. H.
Bradford Mr.. and Mrs. Prescott Lawrence the Misses
sands Mrs. Nelson Frederick Gebhard, Colonel Wiiam
Jaw Francis T. Cndeihill, George Green, Richard car
man. : II. Russell, Mrs :. >. Colgntc. MISS Hope
Goddard. Mrs Thomas Ncwbold, Mrs +. White.
]. Bersford, Captain Adams. Mrs. Boreand sidney
Dillon Ripley DR.. Rush Huicckopcr, A. II. Sands and
Foxhall Keene.
Judging will begin at 10 o'clock this morning, when
five classes that were yesterdays programme VIII
be disposed Of After that the regular programme for
the day will be gone through, as follows
ga m.-General exercise OF horses led OF ridden
10 m.-Genersl exercise Of horses, driven.
IL a. m-saddic horses for sole may be shown in the
iom-carrlOse horses for sale be shown IN the ring
p. m.-Iecess.
n n.-Judelng horses suitable for making hunters,
Glass 81.
2i5 p. m.-Jrdeng harness horses. Class ~.
$50 D. m-Judeng hackney stations, TO be shown with
three Of their get Class 20 and hackney s~ioh'
three years old over. Glass 2l
3n5 p. m.-Judglng tandems. Glass 100
4I5 p. mJrdeing saddle horses exceeding 1872 Class
5p m.-Judglng ponies in harness Glasses 81 30 and 81
5 80 p. m-Judeing Iolo ponies, Class ll3
5i5 D. m.-JudeIng hunters, Class ~ TO be ridden by
owners in pink or fun hunting costume.
6 80 p. m-Rccess.
p. m.-Psrade OF oil prze.winners. led or ridden
s 80 p. m.-Judglng high steppers. pairs Cla's 80
9p. m.-Judging delivery wagons. Class no.
80 D. mJudging saddle horses Glasses 62 CO and g.
The programme for Wednesday has been postponed and
divided as follows:
THURSDAY.
10 a. m.-Judcng ponies over fences. Class 81. and
showing the best and fastest performance over Xix
fences $ feet 9 inches high, Class lOl
1O;45 a. m.-Judging roadsters Glasses 10 and H.
1:I5 a. m-Judging ssddle horses, ady's hack, Class
&c. ooo
,o.15 n m-JudcIng ponies In harness Class &c.
70 40 n m-Judging trotters Glasses 10. IA and IT,
t.ao n m-Judging fourin-hands road teems) Glass
a. and park teams Class So.
FRIDAY MAY 10.
IN m-Judging lightweight hunters. Ciass 49, anu
.o,.es suitable for making hunters, Class So
=, m-Judrlng coaching stations, Class S2' and
shires. Class IS. s No,
- ao a m-Judging harness horses over ~ and not
exceeding IS hands. Class 49, ill.,,
y, Judging Central Perk mounted police.
n.y., noyramme for Thursday. Friday and SATURDAY 'usS
o,cnne, stands os published. excep; with these sd'
dto,s rain or shine.