The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-05-15
CLOSE OF THE HORSE SHOW.
THE WEATHER WAS TOO MICH FOR
EVERYBODY BUT ENTHUSIASTS.

Only . Corp0rars Guard Present During
| tho Evening, but . Fair Crowd In the
| Afternoon Mr.. 1Tamiin's GLADYS and
Queen win the Tandem Prise-Foiices,cn
Chase Rn..ways with Fair ssecess-
How Much the show Cost.
Under drizzling sky and to tho Gasrs OF a
dispirited band the open air horse show at
Manhattan Field Just naturally petered out
| and died quiet death last night after not
| very glorious life OF week. IL 1t had not been
| for tho band and few enthusiasts. no one
| would have known that the show was alive for
several hours before its official demise.
| The enthusiasts made considerable noise
when the squad Of park policemen were show
| ing their skill in catching runaway horses
| early in tho evening. but they seemed
even more delighted when a horse escaped
for while. and the polcemans effort
! became not n trial OF his skill. but running
match between the horses. BY the time tho
last horses came on to he judged there was
practically no one to see them except the OIL
cials.
The daytime pnrt OF the show was moro
lively. At noon tho Tandem Club assembled
at the Casino in Central Park and paraded
from there to the horse show. There
were fourteen tnrnouts in the procession.
lcd by that OF President G. A. Dau-
douine.. Jr. .vice-Prosident Charles Ph!zsr
SFsssS! Hs SsSsE;
Rr3ps GIptss + nstY sSui,s + T TSs. and
their guests took lunch at the club, house and
stayed to see the competition decided IT, fnE TIE
tie best tandem f tea@' " i''' :" .'", "
c y.y H.m esS tie xh his sot tenn sns
!s:s "ss ts,s' ""s IN" Re%ss!s
hau the Contest 3"s the G rrzs i:r
jumping hunters. ". sp!ivant Aliens sweet Get,
lot Of ponies went before the Judges in classes;
e. ~ - ~ q: and 90 iSr stations n 1is ana
Montreal Game ca out ahead. George Peppers
&sSbs 81 Hs1s ct s'e0fS Sffss .9s
land stallion class. Miss Libby Ferris's Monte
The winners Of first money among the Eony
so RSs
George Anderson Sons Mag Pie
Hackneys came next G. Meidenie,d Won
stre 'f Dr. IF TreercE S Dennis took the priae
Tor brood mares in foal with lteCina,
Weidenf elI's yietorin got, second prize and
Vas won by DR.. Wcbbs Lady Gay. George
ir eSs sa13s FRI tSr second prize and Dr.
Mrs, Lawrence won tho prize for year
I'D iIlies with Primrose. Or. Webbs Daisy
e!e . Alliance lam st the thrd. ' '' '"'' '"''
The Prize for gearing colts or FLIES vas
y. Seward Webb's Princess won the prize for
he best hackney mare under II hands.
Eighteen jumpers competed for the cham
onshm prize. and the con petition was very
IN fs re
eaavy-weight PRO was won by Honest John. y.
ans wers u fHF daI EEt
let and Seaman: {. A. Campbells King Coal !
The consolation police prizes went to James d
:; Harvey on Jerry, Bernard Doyle on Sam.
iiliam {. Egan on Tommy. and Daniel Tracy t
f9r n.onies in harness 7; Lorilards Light. {
econd in class IS nf'' ana a. 0r'0AS spot
An interesting teature q the day was race
stary: and Dr.. Rush hueeeaper.s i T" heavy avg
sfet afsst0f 1t xss snl lunch for
ode the pare Maud. and pr Huiiekaper Bis.
,srck: The Doctor had hard luck and lost r
\ @emSsToi ths Executive Committee made E
statement which shTws the society has not ii
. the grounds. club. house. &c: was about II
10000. Tho amount OF money given AWAY in NJ
rizes was about 81 5000. and the expenses OF ft
unning the show for the week. including I'D m
,rtisipC. printing lighting. &c.. has am ounted II
about *25.OUn. Against this. the receipts i.
ON the entrance fees paid by the exhibitors ii
me to about $1,000. The rent OF the | II
a!ls. stables. &c. for the horses was 5000. OF
I'd the amount taken at the gate. including
e sale OF ubhouse badges was between | n,
1000 and s15OOO. In addition to this the N
lie OF the bar programme md other privi- ii
ges will furnish about $1,000 more In
the Executives Committee an. IL.
'inted J. g. Bull the Superintendent OF tho "
uD house nd truck. n