The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-11-19
MAKING A BRILLIANT FINISH.
INTEREST INCREAsEs as THE HORSE
kHOW DRAWS TO CLOS:

Bsau'y In the Boxr. Cinir,cd ~ Much
Attention q. the Iqniue Performers
Merry Las. aud Princess Won In the
Tony Competition, While oucensberry
Took the Prize for Green Uuntcrs-Quar.
tsrmaster Won tho Herd Compe iition for
stations - Nightingale Victor In he
Trotting Compettion--M Maud mud Teams.
pnrt Divide iionors in the High jump.
Notwithstanding that only one more day re-
mains for the horse show at Madison Square
Garden. the interest is still kept ny to the high.
cst pitch. and yesterday the mammoth build
ing was fairly crowded throughout the day.
The daily exercise OF horses in the ring as
usual brought u fair sprinklinR OF the stcrner
sex, with hero and there a lady In an unmis
takRbiy horsey costume. These early visitors
have an opportunity Of sceirg the best s,ccl-
mems Of tho various breeds. from tho lilpu-
tian Shetland to the mammoth Ciydeslalc
without the disadvantage Of tho glaring lt.hts
and pushing. ever shifting crowd which divert
att ention later in tho day.
The morning work began with class 80. FOR
rair Of marcs. or gedinEs. or mare and gold
ing. above 10 and not exceeding L. hanis
Hnlf n dozen pairs Of these tiny teams COM
peted Merry Lass asd Princess, n PERFECT
match in color and height, easily CUSHIONED
tho others at all points. They wc!o exhibited
by tho Misses Wall atm, daughters OF tho
President OF tho Hudson County Jockey Club
George Green OF KAtOnah y. v. received Ia"
red ribbons with the imported black mares
Dinah and Sister. while Betsy and Iursy.
owned by Norman W. noa..c Of this city,
though n capital match. were very dinlnutiTe
1Oh hands only. AMI SO they had I" DO salts
ned with third Irizc. 4 comical little skew
bald team. owned ly Charley and Lulu Jack
son OF West Chester. n y. faiFly earned tho
honorary highly commended
The next class. 81. for single ponies. between
To- - hands. again brought out Ill those
entered. From tho first it was evident that
the issue lay between Or. Seward Wehh's
grand little mare Princess. and George
Green's Scottish-bted and stylish hay mare
SPOT TnS,S wp hut ,hs yns sd"i ,ha
Sr0t's conformation was n tri.is superior. and
awarded tho coveted blue ribbon to the i'm.
bay gelding. took third. with tina rhn!clphia
roam. Dan Cupid. highly commcndod.
showed S again unasr saddle Little ohiof taxing
the place Of TOP Knot. At the centre the new
conner had decidedly the best Of it. going re;
narkabiy easy. Princess was evidently out OF
her class. her forte. the result Of her hackney
blood: being the trot. The same remark ap.
winners TO harness had 10 10 content win
third and fourth. Little, Chief ard Dan
so nna oT Ss ay a%S Ss@rs% &
delphisa. were deservedly awarded FIRST and
In the special prize offered ily the Sarat ~
Stables for the hest appointed hanson cab ~
let for hire. five capital turnnuts came into ne
;"s co phsy Tsrs ys oM Sys lot h nut M
mott's Chess. 2 bl"od!ils chestnut &eIdn;s;
nHst tn the Fla of TT h1nH9n snhy wSri
This latter would hnys received the arst irize
Justly S' c"n n t dsaIyantass in horse
for public hire. The award. therefore, went to
Chess. Charlie being second.
and Is a hands. They We're very fair lot. not
weed among them. and showing plenty OF
trapIy action. hut in the canter around the on
closure tho good looking gray linn naydv.
Lady Preston. and Crisn caught ne Judges ut
two others were sent around aga in. but finally
the nrst three secured tn" awards. L. DAVIS
ly Eugene Higgins of this city, Miss. Beach
showing the second horse, u rLy-look!n.
chestnut mare belonging to }. T.. Wi!ener OF
The morning session wound up with class
for green hunters. to carry 100 pounds; merit
partly on performance over the fences As Usu-
III the last siX-har fence was fatal to many u
sbstructions c i and clear III. truly bus
hut rather rugged bay gellirI 'neensherry.
cleyerly ridden hy Jim Bloag. was tho only ore
xss s'Sssy hS FIT" S%ts
style Until that fatal las, fence WnS ,r"achel.
Tnking off triiie TOO short she displaced tho
9n % n "n sa 81 IT Tsn tr qns Sr
and ". McGibhon was equally unfortunate
with Fu.ilier One or two struck every fence,
while others were disqualified for refusing the
Long before the judges made their award
the public had made IL cir own selections. and
a a. Al a. q
were attached. showed that both judges and
spectators were in accord. The Canadian
Eipley's, Molly g.. from Hemustcnd, was sec
ond., and Rosebud; lay mare from Dur! ind's
Academy and ridden ny W. stanton Lliiot.
Despite the heavy rain which began to fall
dn5aE ss s'I w III x sd
nns and around the rail- waiting Tor the two
gan. were scores OF trottin. hor,rinen. whose
,aess are familiar on all 1hs ta.,.tn tmy M
but opIy hall that number" rcsroHled
Th"se which declined the contest wc .ns
lundis and Whites black mare Blue, Bells.
mare . 10y Tt:En"s.'f y van nn. '%v
NOrisnn's Chestnut Geilng Pickett. 49,. by
Eitrkot, son Of A6erd.en and Col l.nwr"nCs
inston. This lsit the two mares from Vliagc
Farm. Nightingale and Belle liamlir. and
Mambrino Maid and Brownie. conditions
road wagon. and judgment went on individual
merit; cnurlsI with breeding, ana rsco:,.
Albert H.. Moore, tho M! linnare horse
owner OF Philadelphia. drove his IA
yuritc l"atlster. tho beautiful bay mare
MRmbrinu Mail. camlaigrer 81 rnr"
lnriit. with u race record OF 2:lJ :. which tho
late James Goldsmith gave her, III" Maid
went fairly we'll. hut the short stretches and
sharp turns handicapped all these big-gaite
Traitors terribly. Aaron Fowler followed with
G.n Frrguson's black geldina Brownie.a horse
from tho lgrm Of The turf outlaw c. II. Nelson
Brownie showed ns ensy u gait ns any, tut his
slow record and Questionable breed ing told
heavily in the scale. Harry flainlin held
the lines over his fathers old favor
ite. Belle Hamin. 2:l2!,. but neither she
nor the great two-mlcr. tho chestnut
mare Nightingale, race record 2:l0'l. driven
by Ed G.ers. could properly extend them
selves. Tho decision which gave tho lIHe
riLbon to Nightingale was evidently Figured on
the question of value, for no one d"not, that
at auction tho bonny chestnut dnuEltor OF N.r.
Hamiin's handsome old sire would hiring FAR
mo than the others. The award which gnye
the red iii,bon to A. II. Muore's beautiful
daughter Of Thistle was also well received.
indeed. the judging in the trotting c!assrs has
been distinguished this year by unusual fair
ness and impnrtialiiy.
Promptly ~ 3 o'clock the famous herd
m m nj Z irp f,r frat of