New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-26
WESTCHESTER COUNTY FAIR.
PREPARATIONS FOR A BIG SUCCESS.
EXTRA BUILDINGS NEEDED TO ACCOMMODATE
FNTRIFs-MUCH INTERET IN THE
HORSE AND CATTLE EXHIBITS.

| HORSE AND CATTLE EXHIBITS.
The officers OF the Society OF Agriculture and lor
culture OF Westchester County seconded by the EFFORTS
OF Oliver Sumner Teal who has charge OF the horse
show exhibits at the coming fair In conjunction WI"
| Colonel James c. Cooley OF No. co Wallst New
York. are in happy frame Of mind over the favoraDle
outlook for big success OF the county fair which VIII
open on Tuesday next on the old fair grounds, mid
| way between White Plains and Elmsord. successui
as have the annual fairs Of other years the ais
play this fall the managers say promises 10 exce'u
them both in number OF entries In all the departments
and in the racing To Accommodate the large
influx Of booded cattle. horses degs, ETC.. extra buld'
ings have been built since last year. The grounds
have been enlarged and the long row Of stables when
ran parallel with the grand stand on the north nave
been removed further eastward
! Many New Workers OF means living In westchester
County. who have taken special pride In adding 10
their stock the best booded cattle money could pur'
chase at home abroad, have signied their inten-
ton OF sending the choice of their herds to the ar'
The horse exhibit will consist Of twentysx clnsses'
and will include ladies' and gentemens saddle horses,
polo ponies, hunters Of various classes roadsers ana
road rigs. ladies' traps, double and single, fourlh-
hands. tandems, carriage horses, cobs, hackney
stations saddle ponies Great interest has been
taken In this department, and $50 cups have been
presented TO the Fair Committee for the successful ex
nbitors by General samuel Il. Thomas Edward Z.
Potter Mrs. J. Borden Hartman Oliver sumner
reall Charles Campbell Worthngton, the Fair View
stud, OF KatonaJ. n. A. Iiavemeyer, tr., Watson B'
Dickerman the Hotel Mctropolc Newly ork; George
Dearborn Mrs james VI. Waterbury. Horace L. lIotch-
kiss, ID. o. Mills Paul Gilbert Thebaud, Chauncey
NJ Depew, William H. Catln, Robert Graves. John c.
Furman, F. A. Watson, william H. Taller. Elisha NJ
Fulton, IT,, James VI. Waterbury. George II. Read
II. X. G. Watson, tho Country Club and William 4.
Iselin OF New-Rochelle The committee having THIS
in charge consists OF Colonel James G. Cooley chair
Dull hort
Graves Frederick G. Le Roy. Robert W. Leonard Paul
Gilbert Thebatld Watson D. Dickermsn, James NJ.
Waterbury, Edward C. Potter william IL. Catn and
George r. Read.
There will also be a special prize Of ESQ for the
best pair OF working oxen 500 for the best pair Of
horses for general farm and road work. 500 Tor
the best Percheron and foal and 800 for the
best brood mare and three oals. Other classes VIII
be added and valuable prizes awarded to the winners
The programme viii nclnde trottng by the 3-mnute
class a two.yearold colt-race Tuesday, and three
races by tho American Pony Racing Association
horses on Tuesday. The 90 and 80 classes VIII
trot on Wednesday, the 40 and . 90 classes ana
running races on Thursday, AS and 2 :83 trottlng
Classes and running races Friday, AS and ~
classes. threeyearold colt race and several running
saturday -A,,.,. 49,.
follows: ,,,, q
hunters, qualified up TO carrying between loo ana i0o
pounds Dumping, p. M 1900, ,
wednesday September os.-Roadster and road gig,
single d. m. roadster and road gig, double, = 80
n m: pair OF cols 3 p. III. best pair OF horses for
general farm and road work, 3 80 p. m; hunters
qualified up carrying 100 pounds ana over jumping
Thursday, September 2o:-Pony, single, p. m best
appointed Victoria and pair. 80 p NJ: single horse
erecn hunter between los and $50 pounds Jumping
Friday, september 3o~rsaddle pony. Q P. M. car
rage horse single ID IL TO 10 LIZ hands 80 p m
carriage horses double. ID IL to 10 2 hands. p m
tandems o 30 p m: green hunter. 100 pounds Dump
ng), 4 p. n. ,, .u,o. o,. .,t
unde, l5i,o hands. Q 10 80 p. M; fourinhand
2 80 p m; carriage horse. single. 70 IL hanns ana
over 3 o. IN. ; carriage horses, double, 10 = hands
and over 80 p. M. best performer oyer eight =
feet hurdles for all classes Of hunters 0umpng)' a. m