The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-11-13
READY FOR THE SHOW.
soCTFTr'S Yearly TRIBUTE TO THE
HORSE BEGINS TOMORROW.

SHOW Association Announces $50 Actual
Eutries for this Yenr's Exhibi,ion-rhe
Most Famous Thorou shbred.. Trottcrs,
Hnckneys. Saddle. nrd Carriage Horses
Engaged In the los Cirss,.-The Battles
OF Former Years to ". Fought Over Again.
Now York has had some splendid horse
shows In her time. hut the eighth annual OK
hibition OF the National Horse Show Assuca-
ton. which hc-lnS ;o'mnrrnw mornin.: ut
Madison Square Garden. promises to over.
shadow any Of its predecessors. The entries
arc most liberal. the most noted horses OF
every variety b"in. engaged in tho cOm,c-
ttions for the S'2i.uOJ in prizes
Society long ago set tho stamp OF i,s ao-
prevail unon this yearly display ui Amcrci's
most lovely women and the counry's most
priced horses. aud none o. the many cXhbi.
tons held in Madison Square Garden APP
proach 1t rs paving investment. From the
moment the doors are opens to the ru lie
on Monday morning until tho last hish.lump
ing contest is tie" ,lcd shortly before rilnigh;
on saturday night. intercs, do"s not lag for
one moment. No matter whether the skies
weep or smile. everything within tho spacious
Garden Is bright AMI cheerful and the dis
play OF fashion IL one OF the features of the
SHOW 1t being considered tho proper thing to
occupy u box during tho afternoon or evening.
to see and lao seen by the thousand. that
promenade increasingly about the ring in
which the horses are shown. Of course there
are many who go to the tiarlun from pure love
OF the horse. but there ar, others to whom
tho horse is u secondary consideration. The
social leaders of Sew York. ihadclphla. Dos
ton. Washington. ami other cities send their
most Stunning turn-uut~. and it is an ordinary
thing TO So" multi millionaire toVln2. n
coach. handling TIA" reins over u pnir Of dying
PAGES over the tan bark. Lat year Miss Cas-
sntt Of Philadelphia drove her own pair and
did II as well as tn, most experienced profess
sional whip in tina building Perhaps this
youn. lady will try again this year. her father
\. J, tassatt having maio extensive cntries
in a number g; classes
Bat the National Horse Show Association
deserves tho sincere thanks OF everybody
anxious Ior the advancement Of the horse
! ON" Of mans test friends Those yearly com
petitions have ru; the breeders Vi the country
on their m"ttl". and they vie with eacl: other
in the qualify Of tho animals they send to Nav
York. Almost every breeder Of prominence in
this country and tnrada is represented. and
the cont clifton this wear in the thoroughbred.
hackney. and trottii. classes, always good
and close. promises unusual interest. our
Canadian cousins having scnt number Of
very strong cand atcs for the blue ribbon.
| Among tho thoroughbred stations entered
are FoXhul King Altunsu's greatest son. the
| winner Of the CambridE shire the Grand priX
! dc Paris and other historic racing events
on the Continent: imported Purseu"arrr. a
son Of Scottish Chief; imported Cundlcmas.
| n full brother to the $4,000 Derby winner
! st. IaiSe: imported Dandie Dinmpnt. sire OF
! Ajax. one Of the most consistent twO-%"ar-Oids
! that raced in the East last season: imported
! Lunar Eclipse. Mr.. Samuc! :. liowand's
| grand looking son OF Honorhon: imported
| Ircstonpans good race horse and son Of
that great race horse and sire Prime" Charlie:
| Mikado. winner Of the umHhns stakes in
, Rataplan'S year: SnNuny ono If America $
most famous -rriuters in his day. and Mae
! beth. II fair rae" horse and IL su 'r"sstul sire.
66 n n id ,xe representatives. r, h r,"r n or
| Rusebcry. and those who hay. never seen tho
m .atv is NOT SGe a" the ns kna But "ay
body "onversant with the thorou Shh"ed
M%qa sr!sG, nm as %nI Of ins MSis1a
the same order. Lunar Er.ii Sc, since pas ing
into tns EeYood sind E!s theE"myd into MT, a
proud Of til" half br0tnerto Astoria. Mkadn
il reEal-ookns son Of Nin. Errcst. is ronsnl-
ring. Taking. i all in all the. ludS"> Tor this
class hay" u difficult task set for liam.
thorouthhre,! cInss"N iaS" hati work hey
NAV lie consOl"d with the reflection that the
Judges, of tro,'"r, hay" an "lwa.!y "In'cu!t
taSk. the entries for the numerous classes
Icing inrse and OF such quality ne I" make
tiS Snt I,r."s h@ Chow IN" rn % v VII.
eran MamDrino Ming. owned hy, g.. j..
liamIn g" miI"l", VII yn'f n The i-'H
George Clark great young tr";tin-, sire
IIal!nno. by lInmprlno Eu-sol.. and Quarter
R Han@ W%,S OF Of A bansar %" n lS
King. the dad" of ir!tiinE stations. whose
progeny t:ot. in addition to h".nT good look,
ing. Won his spurs years ago. u" : a great
favorite in New York. tut IN la lane HTt
Quart"rmaster he viii meet twooE tho young
est and lest rerre.eniattNr- % tn a;rc't tro'-
ting family. and the houors Will u Il -" easy
by any m";nS. ii1I!nne Is !, wnnieriui NiHnt NJ;
DAY they arr, foalrL ii WI nc rrcail"I how
Quar,"rinnster ana four OF ni- get won tn"
herd priHn n the Garden last year. IN TN,
herd class this. time luarcrma,t"r Will
have d"icrminGl opposition. + + ll,.i;'
"f Ice, Mass. ie.tchcs his great horse A!rAn.
Of hines VIII be found tho spc"!y ,tw"-y"ar.
oId lrinrrss loyal. and The great ihrer,y"ar-
king Darins,on. Lnvaiar'I. Albert IT,, and
Feed Wilkes are IN strong ci4~S ~ ih"m-
eSyss by N,nf h"Tnp Li and cy N@"f a. e.
ySrlrIii ' FIRM Of Ait"rt H. T%gr's amrr, ga.
Mr. Moore has entered Worth. the hrDtH"r IA
s"nol, Mr.; Robert Donner's great y"unG mar",
heroadster classes. whether for lair~ or"!u
t gle horses. will surpass anything over seen III
Nav H2rk sIi n sHgn great rnml"Gr msr a.
I Honest George. Belle Inml!n. and Ngntin-
gale. nm, almost invincihI" trio from iIln&t
tarmi M%nn ana lrmn n T"m Inc 1,nI" 4
} Whites rlue Bells icing soma the entries
y III" II play OF l&cNn"ys vii ne s"nl"ihlh-
nnruunll"d on this continent. For Inslhnr"
IT," >25.uuu stallion Enhrt. iatrly imported ~
Alexander J. tls-ntt "i lmll"dc!r ma, WI. tiN
{ conclusions in tho chnnI! ion stain in ciI"5
, with Dr. Seward " Gibbs great h"l-". imror"d
Matchess Of l.ond"suutouGh. IuichH~r. I
q Year ago from Henry iairi,tN 81 Virginia ~ Il
, price that WAS reported as -uuun ~ "a" tIhr
, and llrscoit Lawrence imrr'r' fH~Glpn
! whose winnings in America an IHhr'hi HhN'
made him one 81 til" h"~i- I'm syn h''rnrNN III
, the world. Matchl"ss al lnrdr, LEh Wa
!, ! considered the best hackn"N On III - continent
| Mr.. tassnu is IN enthusiast on M lldIHu"N
question. and regards TINT hrnnril 81 ~ li"rs,
3 family rs the most useful v" IA" nav lH'
D years the stallion Little Nond"r, wI'"lN h'' .
named. as no has II" "nuaI l"r hiH .i'iihr, ~
and bought Cadet 10 give Nln'chi"Ns" 81 i;",'I""
! ! borough battle for tho hoh"i~ ''i IIh'