The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-11-20
rVE HORSE SHOW AT AN END,
49,, Yr vas A BRILLIANT AND src-
cssslrL EIBIBIIIoM

,.u p.y's Aue.Asses EeiipseA All
p,,,,ous Figures = Bosars wes the
,.,r'op Fris, for Hsehaeys = Gss-
,,ra. rour.tn.R s.d Dissusiia -A-Ess~se
Hesin. Cap,ures the Read Tee. kis-
ho.-CoL Kip's Roadster Again saeeess-
,,i-A Great Deal OF High Ju.piar >'A
.Gr.ad Parade OF w ,ssers .: the c'ss'
G.. day. >. untiring devotion 20 that nav
val.e.tshltshed social function. the NaticasI
p5rs. show with all its attractions and posi-.
trg,ls. Tor the display Of well.eeoored etpsis
,.w.las auadsupeds. ended last uiSh: with
b-,.iaucy quito betting the occasion TIE
largo sum Of money distributed Tor prizes AZ
th.llrcer sum received for tie prtv.-Ss q
.ee!nean being seen.were mere Incidents -
toiy thought Of outside o. the associa.i = M
tic exhibitors. The bright. beautiful a'ay'
with its bracins ali. was an inspiration I. sn'
o,ewho had been discouraged ty:he l7T.es'.
sn.ness o, Friday or earlier il tie ~'e>. aHi
from the opening Of the doors in ma ci2!1!Hs
until the grand finale the stream - Fl's-aA
flowed TO see the last " The hc->es
There was less work t3- tds !-tss' '7aa a.
any tina since they assumed 80 '7F'I- S
otuakinc awards last NcatAS, - ma. 'He'e
was 10 need ,ortse EG-.y Il 3; ta1s@' S''".
cisu, from those WI, faxed : .Aat 70 oos
they telt Pretty sIr- - 70: - Tss'e'i.'' ~
eleven c!as,e. had I.eEt7 ~ interest," ~ TUG
erectators. however from the pairs 20 ;ao''o-
lots that opened the G:g-s4Gtae % me .GSf-
ing for tn. Champion prize. that o79ishs ali
,b.r-sc,s together A: iN @ c.N,s las: ri-ht.
rrea.urerN II. H,,,.-t.: sait that the pat
--nar. III. afternoon was much the largest
.yar known IN .le history o. the show during
,ss .a,,. re-.2i e n. day. This was but
,o.e-unne- ~: tn. evening. when the manage
-a-tnitei . t,a.ure =. OF the regular card.
,na gran! pa.a!a o. all the horses that had
won ars: AM secoci premiums When this
er.eaisi Oh: was In progress there was not an
empty char in III. spacious amphisheAsre. and
rea..yah.nt,.i .: the choicest flowers in the
equine nursery we're on view The champion
hackreT class was the most important
competition OF yesterday. and. with Mr.. Cas-
.a-.s Cadet absent Bonfire scored decidedly
ta,:riuc u oh over his three opponents. Probably
10 .ormer show has had SO little dissattsfac-
t.on with the decisions. and the pronptness
with which the classes have been disposed OF
exceeded anything in former years
A competition which has been exercising
III. hackney enthusiasts during the entire
week engaged ths attention Of the Judges i'm
usd!ately after the midday recess. This was
1880 pr!zA which also carries tho champion
snip 70, hackney stations. The class was
open TO all stations winners OF . frst prize at
any horse show.
Four tine specin ems OF this popular and use
cay. Round after round Of applause greeted
~ they hey wers then halted in the een.r. Of tn.
ssS Fl fr.y sa 9 s:
ported iEcn 3 a5ah.@ B!o.hs5, ri ?,
regulation makeup OF tho highest hack ney
type. HIS front action Is taptle.s. but when
showed that FREELY. good as he is. had met
1ore than his uatch.
~s ss and lace HssE
potnti his mske-up, and 9Th faul.less &C.
n 81 yng II m ass
sa. s SANDING his top line let sosSias to e
sreZssssSId esoTn h0:s =, 1 Is!
not s,ronsl5 si0Oed qp. Ipported Beau Lyons:
h:sa.clas. lineage Was not shown In anything
IKE the shape wheo 10 his best form. ~,
q ss So.s eeit 81:
great po..!etLi.is, As Beau Lyons should have
al 7sd . that Il ssss nav: b ss
decorated ons .: the best young haekneysever
year By yea. has caused lots Of heartburning
ser 9I I'D d: rad riS 1 class IL which the horse
eoas.s 70: ~ per cent; only; ths genera aD-
ssn er hs 5ssss:
CO. lawrence Kip: who has almost tnvarta-
~ :a,d "a II: ERIE
HaT; D HsmI I'M Of suaaio and 4 il. Moose ii
Ps.l.dslDhis bringing up the number OF COM
Wills mani Of the spectators were taken
sT5. 1 81 sef sst fFsy
handed 81 " Snyder. the bulk Of those who
Fys AZ 9Psa. y9fsd tho
SsS.a 81. Is uss the hsiEhs
vas ". p s3 aaron arc foxsr Showed her % %
siooon when Sue secured after al tho &c other. hers
were inspected.
ox Ta s ssa aE:a b 3, Ea.rd c.e " ri:
city. was somewhat favored in getting the red
shows something Of the wear and tear o.. his
!ons racing season. By. he steppsd round tho
in haa al his appoint % snts in perfect trim.
even q his whip, break a which this intis-
H ~ ay M h ahsr
s 01 ne H fs. 81 tho
entitled he. !? es consitered the hand somest
daughter OF Fashion Farms old stallion
Seven tour-in-hand teams Toll owed. com pet
Ing for speciai Prize offered BY certain
hard sen, a m,ruiarant ouart., ~ hroTn
Ecidinss harnesses, % . coach q the regula.
ton pattarn. David Davis handled Nip Tuck,
Fuss. and Feathers with his accustomed skill.
but at tines he drove s.uewhat reckIessly.
and as he persisted 10 doing this. 70
the great discomfort and even risk OF
his competitors. his turnout. " all odds
the best. hal to give way Z! tho next best
team. four brown sedinxs Donton. Bitten.
Buster. and blizzard the property Of Eugene
Higgins OF Fifth avenue. Ills team were not
quito up to the standard OF tie Gebhari four.
stance, But they were equally we'll sprcin.ed.
cri wer. certainly superior to any bar the
G- hard team.
"A nnen,e class OF hunter filled up the re-
Ean4er Of the afternoon, Nor, than thirty
h2.ses that have !uDped 10 their various
gases ev-ry day Of the week came out for
.ni eom9etiti9n The test was severe one:
,,7o.l'e unta,io u}h-!i the fame Of the Cana-
ga, v,,h NJ. Layton in the saddle. The
.ra sA,i!nE Juler. owned by Perez Chubb Of
ta!' :iy, was I'd second. DsRuyter Hollins