The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-11-17

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'e'' s'si '-'' wins IN" NJ $3.50 'h""p'o"'
rhi' fri>. for rrot;inE Stn,lions-Frsd
Grhhnrd Lands the Ton, -,n-hnnd Team
Tri,r with I'll. smc,b i,ro,v, G.,d,nu.-
Fresh ,so,c,s for IN. ,,,,,,n. e.,,s
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Lovely woman is making the Eighth Annual
Horse Show OF the National Association an
unqualified success. Madison Square Garden
was crowded TO the doors Yesterday afternoon,
while there wasn't a vacant scat in tho cvnn-
ing when tho elite OF tho city put in an ap-
rearunrc.
4 paso OF TIE STU would DO REQUIRED to
describe adequately :hc costumes seen in the
boxes mud on tho promenade. and society.
realizing that we are to have no orcra this
winter seems to havo concentrated all its bril-
liancv into this ono week oG tho horse show.
There was the usual amount of visiting from
box to box. tho Same lanEuid handshnknc,
and the Same whispered compliments. that
arc invariably received ms q matter Of fact.
There was comparatively little interest in the
ring contests. save wien :ho pony jumping
class. in tho afternoon. the four in hand com.
petition and the hunting competition in the
evening. were on.
horses to shame by going over tho regular
course in slap-bang fashion. their boy riders
clinrng to the saddle with knee and thigh,
and raising their diminutivc mounts in true
cross-couutry style. The four-n- hands were
II good lot, Mr. Gcbhar,,'s winners being rs.
H'",N"p'' S'oi III around team.
There wasn't much general interest In the
tro''nE classes. as society folks are not famii-
49,; ,, . VI ,"o ny ao amy .iha-
ing hacNheSs ihoroto their fancy. The feat
coss of " Sewnrd Webh's entrios TINT ,on,,.
man L,ync sr,endiJ rnn ~ ,,or ' ras. sen,
Matchless Of I.ondcs borough made great
snoM'Hs WIN 'our U, MS se' lor .he champion
over n strong field. bundle 4 Whites trottine
stallion Quartermastcr. 2:2l i, won tho 81 900
champion PRIZE Tor trottlnG sires. defeating
Ealdanc and the veteran Mambrino King.
.,,. r.a,.''a, 49,. Lux, , m"' o',urieu WIN
mo hachheY classes. ana the Judging began
ring. First nri,o w,s ,y,rded RI " sor.rJ
wnT,h,. naatha,, na,,. ~ W , W. S."a'.
Eufus second award Sain r to- john
IRIS Snoons Mr. Webh's Rail-, AI,;onco una
mira. ne class lor EearlhEs was warm ana
J. T. Widencr of Philadelphia has a grand
Young mare in tho winner prida y, Wnwr.
' .Iu| N.Y. III VIZ "'''er, irtue o, "awne'
VINO scored over Jchn NJ. McCurdy's En-
chantress. A. !. Cassstt's imported Contented.
ord nya o,hors Tan .t...i,, ,...o,. .
pie rr oil 1e ya1 a,rons appeared
foal this year. and it took the Judges quite
n while "a Moi, ,ho wi,roro Ihov r,.,,,, ~.
wl','e " pir ,f tho winners. ihey hhany DE.
clded that W. Seward Webbs nine-year-old
mare White Socks deserved tho rremier
award md c,vo tha I'D r;hton ~ GO.
a"aiu. anu gave t,e reu ripooh 10 ueoiGe
Green's imported May Queen. third prize he-
ing the reward for Hilhurst Farms Canadian
i'lure llneess D"snai, MI "epo was also
IN great form IN class 32 Tor hackney mares.
Is hands high or under and three years old
or over. certified to have nroduced a foaI IN
1900 n 6 ha won both arst anJ N s.oons aarda
with the six-year-old chestnut mares Lady
Alice. Nv Timber Freawov and silver Ho,Ia 70.
sn.at;',o,, Ioan Wan. anu s.it '. heIie TO-
spectVeiS. Joseph T. Midener had to be con-
tent with third prize for his chestnut mare
Ramsey Belle.
800 .,,..
CLASS thirty-three. for hackney mares eN-
ceeding - hands and three years old. was ono
Of tho host comn.titions NJ H.. sI,o,,. ,,. ,,;,
ner. ". Seward Webs chestnut mare nj Stro,s
daughter of Copenhagen anu Lady Fire.