New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-19
STILL THE HORSES REIGN.
CROWDS AGAIN DEFY The WEATHER
JUMPING THE FEATURE YESTERDAY - AID
DITIoNAL pRIzE-wINNERs.

turning out most detestabe line OF goods. and with
ticket spectators charging So3 apiece for seats AT the
Horse show the Morse fancierS lot is not happy one
these days. But regardless OF the weather. the little
world Of horses its way, with It's times ana
seasons, in regular order.
The crowds are dense during the more popular
exhibition hours In these last days sat 1t 0ver10ws
into the stables down In the basement. There the
Four Hundred OF the horse world ut home at all
hours Of the day Like the beauties OF some of the
more advanced European civilizations, they are not
aversc to receiving visitors In their bou1or, and even
hermit them 10 he present al the ny steries of the
toilet The homes of these princes OF the tuTf ana
road decorated with ribbons Of every color won
at this and previous shows. There pounds {" silver
collars and mugs displayed. Long and elaborate pedl-
grees, written out In the most ornate style oil pen
manshp and richly framed. hang on the walls
Among those present afternoon and eveTing were
Mr. and Mrs Duncan Elliot. Mrs Charles Tracy, Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Stuart Dodge, F. O. Beach. Mrs.
james p Kernochan, Mr.. and Mrs. James b. kcrn'chan
Miss De Forest, the Misses Hurst. Miss de BalT-ll.
Mrs Hur5ut. Miss Chllds. Mrs. Frederick kline
lander Jones. Miss Beatrice Jones' Mss OTIS. Miss
Jansen Mrs. Robert Hoe. Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Marie,
John Drew. the Misses Cameron. Mr. ana Mrs. George
Grossmth Miss Jeau1e Turnure, Mr.. and Mrs.
H. Mex Twombly Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur TwoIat!y,
H. Phelps Case, Mr.. and Mrs. c. "A. stevens, Miss
Hclen benedict. Miss Louise Benedict Mr. and Mrs.
Herman Eckhardt, and Nathaniel ii. Peabody, w. OF
Charles Ii.
c,rhe With her twin sons. Mr.. ard Mrs
Cooner Hewitt, Mr. and Mrs. Fernando, fznaga,
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Wainwright. Mr..
md Mrs II. de u. Parsons. Miss Walker.
T. l. Cutting Miss Mary Cuttlng, Mr.. and MIS-. J'
c. Westervet Miss Weservelt. Hamilton Carey, MIS-
w. A. HalncS. Miss Mari La Montague, Wlinam
MYERS. Mr.. and Mrs. Lorillard spencer, Mrs RrHyon
Ives Miss Ives. T. sufern Taller. Mr.. ana Mrs Frank
Webb, Mrs GTosvenor Lowry, Mr. and Mrs Stuart
Gordon Miss Lowry. Miss nasy Fer'on. Mr.. ana
Mrs s Dillon Ripley. Mrs. Golden Murray, Chnuncey
NJ. Depew Hamilton Hoppn. Edward Gw,nn, william
Coffin Charles Pizcr. Emil PlZer, Mrs. H. a. I.
Tavlor Miss Taylor Mrs. J. Iicrpont Morgan MI ana
Mrs J. W. Gerard. Mrs Frank Winthrop Mrs Henry
Coster II. :. Cram. Mr.. and Mrs f. L. Winthrop
lanes NJ Varnuin Arthur Blake. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Alexandra Mr.. and Mrs. A. NcwhoM Norris Jdh
W Davis. Arthur Leary. Dc Forest Nance, MI ana
Mrs W Jay Schie;Ieln, Mr.. and Mrs george Echu'
the Misses Bend. T. j. Oakley RhineianueT' j. Lee
Taller Mr. and MIS- Grcnvle Kane. the Misses
stirling. Of baltimore: Mr.. and Mrs Richard Wal
lack Mr. and Mrs. George Peabody WctmoTe the
Misses wetmore. Mr. and Mrs. G. L. Rive MISS
Whiting Mr. and Mrs. Alexander d. Shaw, Mr.. ara
Mrs stephen Brown. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles OelrchS'
Mr. and Mrs. W. Butler Duncan, ir. Miss Marie
Uavemeyer Mr. and Mrs. F. T. tnderhili MISS Eus's'
of Washington: Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Hitchcock lr'
Dr. and Mrs Valentine Mott, Mr.. and Mrs W. H.
rorer. Miss sadie Price, D. A. Pel. Loriiard Kip.
Iobn G; Reresford Mr. and Mrs. ". p Douglas, Miss
Iessis FeDowcs Miss Louise Baldwin. j. Roman
Baldwin. Mr.. and Mrs Arthur ". Dodge. Nh and
Mrs Frederic Bronson, Mr.. and Mrs J. de N"ulvllle'
Mrs. s. J. Colgate, Mr. and Mrs. Archibald Koser''
Mr.. and Mrs. X. p Huntington. lr" MISS Dirsho'c'
Mrs Arthur Welman Mr. and Mrs. Louis Loriiiar,
Grenvinc b. Winthrop. NJ. /. Delafed, 1r., Isaac
IseIin. Mr.. and Mrs W. x. Vanderbilt, Mr.. and Mrs
lanes Aucarese Mr.. and Mrs. Prebie Tack"r, MISS
Edith Grant the Misses Cameron. Miss Nellie Mnrpy
Mr. and Mrs. c. b. Alexander. Mr. ana Mrs O. r
TeaI j. Dunbar Wright, Clifford Harry MI and Mrs
E. J. Berwind, the Misses IIawcy, Mr.. and Mrs
stewar, Wing Mr. and Mrs. John Alexandra. the
Misses Webb Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Allen and Julian
G.. Bulkley.
In their effort to make the afternoon programme
equally attractive with the evening, the management
put the high jump on the schedule for YESTERDAY az
5 O'Clock The high jump has been more TALKED
about and slctched at than any feature OF previous
horse shows but for all that II is most awkward,
unnatural and generally dstas;efl performance TO
genuine lover OF horscAesh. To see an unwilling
animal forced up TO high barrier and lifted over
II BY application Of whip and spur. or allowed 10
fall on the dislodged rails appeals TO no sentiment
hut the insatiae desire OF the great American public
to see the apparently impossible accomplished
The bigh-iumpinC Yesterday at last amusing.
The antics Of a vicious black g,ldlng n1met Punch
but who should have been christcned satan. delight
everybody but the JOCKEY who rode him and the groos
who wres,led with him. Punch could jump lik"
kangaroo
want to- lie resolutely turned bis back on the In
vunc little corral that led 10 the barrier. lie
walled all over the ring and with fdcaltv r.
straincd from climbing into tie judges sand VIII
he got n good start nothing but New-Enclard stone
wall could stop him. Old Transport Mr. H"rbcT'
tall black geldlnC. the most willing jumper = The
lot lie rushed at his work like an express engine
and seed over the timber in way that ast1ni'h
Ing in such b,nscd-up old veteran lie divided
first bonOrs with Mr. Peppers Maud. who is the elem
est OF little jumpers. This little mare was two and
half hands lower than old Transport, but Ia spite Of
this handicap she got the rail- every tim" that tie
toll celding did They both failed at SIX feet enc inch
and divided first money, blue ro-oA being AWARDED
TO each.
tn. tandeus came 10 the fore again in the even
ing They circlei around and around the ing until
II seemed as If the impertulbahe Rtue "ugrr'
sitting with folded arms on the h9h carts p'"Hu
the driver must drop or from sheer dhzineS' h'TFy
uamlin won again with that all conqucrng team
GLADYS and Queen. which always takes the judges
stand and the public by storm. Alter 'hlS award
the tandem driving contest came On. Here LOT we
first time In the weeks history, the bipd man. came
into prominence IN the RIM. The drivers names
were only on The programme thei: horses were name
is rsually he quadiup@ds have ner names
and pedigree, llazoncd In largc type. %l" g n",
Taller contested for the honor. 4 huhrf Oh inn wa
posts were arranged about the ms a. 70 Inc
wieih Of the cart that the breadth OF mod leT
cr1aIot wicket does the diameter or tl UiIi.
1bn isct ~ the game was drive In AMI out through
these halfGozen narrow Gateways without kn3cELhg
ether post over. Mir. Taller had a fiactlous taaer
VIII, nr rccd around and cot tangled up In his long
traces until he got the wheeler exdtsd ana me , MI
was that Mr.. Ta"r's rig BOWED uie P'oIS oSe' ~
fast as tie atterdqnis cOa1 set en- up aS1h NJ
caIman he'd a team II seda'e ches'nu's WHICH H
sfeored with Great drftn"ss between the ~cyHa am
CharybGie OF tIe coaching seas. and won the driving
piza IN Il walk 50 10 peak - A.. ,a1,s
The two jumping caS-Hs wfch "Dui.i np
prOgrammc were watched VITA unusually Keen ln'elcSt.
Spartan and >ir james took bad tniiOTS' DIt ""er
Tire attendance this year las not bcen 50 ia az
ncroasei rreis .n The sale OF boxes VIII rot make
M for the falling OF In the sale OF admission icRrS
BE! dc this. thcre Is much l1rger amount 10 oP ~
hcr will be consi crabie decrease In Inc net proHa