New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-13
CROWDS AT THE HORSE SHOW
CARRYING OUT TIE PROGRAMME.
JUDGES KEPT EUsY MAKING AwARDs-TilE PRIZE,
WINNER.


In smiles. 1t began 10 look Ike an oldmc Madison
squire Garden crowd along toward the middle OF
the afternoon. Both grandsiands We're comfortably
filed, while the gravel on the promcnadcs crinciFu
under the feet Of thousands OF restless sightseers
1hN clubhouse boxes were occupied ard the balcony
was gay with smart toilets.
The low hanging clouds. threatening to burst into
rain at every moment. seemed 70 help rather than
TO hinder the success OF the day. warm sun would
have PIT the track and the soddcd field In prime
condition by o'clock. aud made both more agreeable
10 the eve and less dangerous - tho competitors
But there serious accidents; therefore there
shouM be NJ cracking. Before the next show thc
sod viii be firm and tho track will be we'll sanded
Judging began promptly at 10 o'clock with the jump
ing class for ponies not exceeding AL hands. George
Green's b. Exile negotiated in fine style and got the
blue ribbon. Dickes marr Maud fell ut one OF Tho
fences Her ildcr escaped with shakcup The
Others refused TO jump. The field muddy and slip
perry.
Roadsters next came into tho ring. FL Dorado
Farms b. m. Honey b. got the blue ribbon, and Sp"r-
GERS chestnut mare Lon b. got second Prize Colonel
kip's mare Fastrada, entered but did not come
into the ring. In the class for stations or eelincs
four years old Frank Ferguson secured the blue
ribbon with handsome bay spie. C. f. BaeS's Oliver
f.. another bay. got second prize. F. T. IIIggenss
black stallion 81. Adams took third prize, and f.
Valleys black geldng Black Chief was very highly
commcndci.r
In the trotng classes T.. Miller. of the FL Dorado
Farm successful again. lie took the first pizc In
the class FOR wearing illics with Colncidcnt. by Gala
bar and second prize with unnamed chestnut lilly
By the same sire In the class for titles two years
ola, Mr.. Miller won With Innsy Blossom. and took sc
ond prize with nm gnnnncd bay By Albert W.
C0.oncl Lawrence Kip showed his grand mare Mona
in ~" class for mares four years old or over The only
other horse entered WAS FL Dorado Farms bay
Adde Lee II. The competition n close Mona
got the first prize and Addc Lee II the second.
\ fine lot Of lady park hacks occupied The alton
ton OF tho judge, for about two hours. Five horses
were finely selected ani In order to find ont which
was the best OF this lot the judges mounted the horses
and rode them round the ring themselves. James :.
WatsOn's chestnut mara Helen got first prize; W. W.
fuckers chestnut Mlgnon. the second; oscar
NJ Dunhams bay gcldng Harold the third and Blood
goods stock Farms imported bay mare Portia was
every highly commended"
handsome lo' Of ponic, in harness attracted ad-
miraiion Prcsc )tt Lawrence showed his black stallion
Gr0tOn. Mr.. Lawrence showed the chestnut mare
Primrose. X. Penn smith had his bay mare Merry
Log and drove her himself. Richard Trimble showed
a handsome brown reldng named Peter. and Pierre
Lolllard. f.. sent his chestnut mac Ny Mamma
Into the ring. Mrs. Pulslf'r's Matte was also
competitor. Primrls got first Pie. My Mamie @
second. Pc.or third and Merry Legs was very highly
commended
In class IO6. and ms. not exc ecdIng fifteen hands.
for the best which Edward Kelly offered priv" al
800 In money or plate. there only two entries.
Richard Carman's Marquis and Tho Gar and Harry
IIamIn's Daisy and Fancy Reginald ". Rives drove
Mr. IIamlins team fairly well. lie IS driving MI Of
Mr. iIanlln's horses at tbs show. TIL" judges eN-
crri>,d their privilege Of Withholding the award on
account Of IN ,ulicicnt competition. so that neither
Mr. CarIrln Mr. Iamlin received thc blue Ribbon
The ARA goucn,s tc boX Office and IT, IL" sands
are good Courteous usher. have handled the crowds
-r,c.s-ftliv Ne..r. TlDmp and Iull haN" charge
Of ihcsr arrangements and have done good weeks
WORK. D. l. Thompson 1, Treasurer Of the lnnrp'h
Concert Company and Of The Music Hail. T. j. hnli
+ she assistant superintendent u the Madison square
Garden. 10th usrl to handling big crowds.
other awards besides tho-e mentioned In the iorc'
going made follows:
uACKNEYs COACHING STATIONS. PONY sTAl~
Lions AND 1bNY BROOD MARES.
Juiccs-Ar,he Il. Gnlbra!,h i. II. godfrey william
Class 20 Hackney stations. four years old or over
20 be shown with c-. tha1 thrc OF uieIr GET.
tirsi ur.sc 500 Prescott Lawrence, Imp fa'h m
~ Confidence shown with four Il ~, ect. namely,
,,Totou. Form. American Confidence i1in'O'c ""'
Nndjy. ,.
DEEMS rOr'R IN- HANDS AND HTGIi srEPPElt>.
Judcc,-r " Ware :. u. Fuller oscar Moult9l'
C1as. a. Harness Lor-cs sniii"' nhre, OF i,
ing, over l. AM not cNcccGne ij.2 hands flrs,
nI,c 500 Gco,rc Gre"n'- imp. MAY Queen So ohi
prlzc $50 liary llamlln'' Dr. m Giay' rd InIrd
glsc - e. T Tho, M,cel P b. "' m P,ra
HUNIEIis AID JUMPERS.
Jmdce>-J. y ,catchcrd. II. /. Herbert. Captain
rn - Iores suitable for mailing hunters fonr
yeat, oh olrr NJ = $50 ppHhd>' ,,f,, p pr;
Ioo .9f'1ns m ,a s1a i m No. H. g o3d BOZ
,nird pic go ". v. fuckers br. M. Rosebud v
Larry o Ms' @ai ctc sr f. ' ia n"ad, Mr.
W cEr r and Mor Jay s F S1y PHO orsa Kan.
'ccond In p,o riaug ioNhill Ke"ne rod" n, horSs
suky r. A. linvcmcyer IT, "nier,d u t ,sw@, ,n AMI
,y"n The hunters were ridden In full hunting costume.
The prize given rs Charles -. fireman; anu "''
""N avnyd va. nadc In The class for the best pair
Of hIg .tcI pcrs for sir. Eorigoois prize irp.lsna
ta,n.s coaching Stallion Hurin got the iliHt pIlL"
and the championship. The rlt" FOR delivery wagons
VIA, won BY r. j. Dennins 4 GO: :, hands carry.
ing 100 pound, was b. Miss Louisa Bells mare
sunset, Chestnut iIills stock black mare vixen wns
porri,t. third. and j. Henry smiths bay scld!ng
Ace 81 Hearts, "vcry highly commended The
prize for hSlGa G}F L 1T Lara by Little woadcr
The prize for long ialcd oadilc n",' oV W saia's
KHy won second prize, and George Peppers PRESIDENT
| Won third. =, ,.o .o. ooo. oven
| The attendance in the afternoon was o'"o' even
| 4 highly attiac:lvc programme has been arranged
for to-day. Ii viii begin promptly at 10 o'clock win
hunters The przo for tho horse making the best and
fnstcst performance over six fences VIII be ucr'n'"
Coaching stations and harness horses come next ana
then there will be parade Of all The stations IN Use
show in The ,ecoH the hackney c,aIn e%m ns
oter Forest well and Eclipse will be the contestants
ono Of the Rr G Cf"c oed ' n SIT A W carey
| for the master showing not less than five couple ~
Thc Contestants viii lie the Richmond County
| Hunt club and the wc,tchcs'cr liant club. a.,
s,cppers park hacks. pairs Of horses and yIctorias.
in the evening Park mounted police viii give an
exhibitor hS c eT T dden and n
eIircs high seppcrs and high school horses will also