New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-11
pRIZE-WINNING HORSES.
,,,cpFAsED ATTENDANCE AT THE SHOW.
.rv PRESENT EXHIBITION A FoRERUNNER OF
GREArER ONES TO COME.

.ur PRESENT EXHIBITION FoRERUNNER OF
GREATER ONES TO COME.
81 a,rectors OF the United States Horse and Cattle
society," declare that Ii Is not their Intention nor
A.~ctatlon to make money out of their first open
Al.xbibion The affair at Manhattan Field is re.
..d by them advertisement OF greater shows
y ,ome They did not look for large attendAnces.
80 change from Madison Square Garden has been
aden so abrupt 80 radical. that they surprised
:. ace the gate receipts large Us they have been
~.se two days. About $500 people visited the
funds Yesterday, and nearly all paid as the free
rs, is exceedingly small. The management positively
cunss 10 paper" the house. as the theatrical phrase
goes.
The exhibition yesterday not marvellously IN
assisting nor was 1t dull enough to tire a visitor
The Judging gave general satisfaction. In the even
ing the grounds were brilliantly lighted making gay
scene There are many unusually attractive features.
Harry Hamln's tandem team, Gladys and Queen, are
one OF the handsomest pairs OF horses ever in
show. They move beautifully, and a good many
iudges declare that they saw a better team.
When they came on the track 1t w0s rumored that
Queen. the wheeler, was whistler To satisfy the
Judges Reginald W. Rves drove the team round the
track at good gait for about ten minutes Drs.
John W. Gadsen, James s. Cattanach and w W.
Cement then examined the mare and pronounced her
sound The team was then awarded the blue ribbon.
The attendance Of people well known in So
cety greater than on Monday. The
boxes we'll filed. and the restaurant presented
cav sight Mt the dinner hour, when dinners were
oven by Colonel jay, John r. Townsend, A. b. Hill
On Paul Gilbert Thebaud, Prescott Lawrence Francis
7. underhl. j. p. Adams and A. NJ. Green. Among
the people in the boxes and grand stand seats were
Mrs. Frank Pendleton. Miss La Montague, Miss Tur-
nure Mrs. Burke Roche, Mr.. and Mrs. j. l..
Mott, IT.. Mrs Clarence Cary. Miss Eleanor Rob
inson Mrs. Herman Celrchs, Mrs Frederic
Nelson. Mrs. James Andariese, Miss vysc
the Misses Sands Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Bryce,
Pierre Lorillard, jr, Richard Peters, worthng-
ton Whitehouse. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Oelrichs. Mr..
and Mrs. George Forsythe, Mr.. and Mrs. Frederic
Hasey, Brayton Ives, J. Frederick Tams, the Hon.
Michael Henry Herbert, II. T. Wilson. jr, F.. A. LIE
Roy. John Lawrence, Mr.. and Mrs p G. Shetland
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. NJ. Bloodgood, 1r, Mr. and Mrs
C. g. Francklyn. Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Alexander, F.
V. S. Crosby Fred Tappen, Frederick Carey. Peter S.
Moller. Miss Moller, Mrs. Frederic Eslcr.
Mr. and Mrs. J. l.. Barclay, Mr..
and Mrs. W. B. Fanshawe, p j. Sands
Mr. and Mrs. Elisha Dyer. De Forest Manice. Mr..
and Mrs. Giraud Foster, John Trlmble Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Cornell, Miss Medina. Mrs Frank Worth White
Mis- Arthur Weman, FoXha Keene, Mr.. and Mrs.
samuel Borrowe, Charles II. Hone Miss Hope God
dsrd Louis Lorillard, F. Gebhard II. Carey, Miss
Carey. Woodbury. Kane Alfonso de Navarro, Rawlings
Cotterlet, c. w. Cottenet, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Car
roll. Carlson Potter J. Cllnch smith. Marion Story
Mr.. and Mrs. sidney Dillon Ripley, Mr. and Mrs.
C. Carroll, Mrs. Cooper Hewitt, T. W. Pearsall, tr.
William Meyers Theodore Meyers, Harry Alexandra
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Cheever Mr.. and Mrs George Beck
Mrs. Arthur Randolph, Mr.. and Mrs. William Douglass
MIR. and Mrs. J. f. +. Laner, Mr.. and Mrs. CasS Can
field, Miss Van Rensselaer, T. Hitchcock jr Mr.. and
Mrs. j. B. Houston, j. l.. keInochan, Roosevelt
Schuyler and Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Woerz.