The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-05-11

Ilnmlin's Gladys md Queen Successful
| Queensberry Triumphc ID over the Jumps.
Between $500 and 1000 persons visited tho
| open-Ar show Of tho United States Horse ana
Cattle Show Society at Manhattan Field yes
| terday afternoon. and there appeared to be-
more life In the exhibition than on tho
! opening day. the jumping contests arousing
moro enthusiasm than all tho other events
combined.
The chill air OF the evening had marked
| effect on tho evening attendance. The man
agemont acknowledge that they do not expect
| to make any money out OF this springs show.
and say that they will be we'll satisfied II they
| pay expenses. The present show is merely
| big advertisement for the mammoth exhibition
to tako place next fall. and that New Workers
are now enjoying only forctaste Of the good
things they will serve nj in tho horse line In tho
autumn Many OF the most prominent stall
lions are now In tho stud. and their owners
would not bring them to New York. This state
| of affairs brought about tho light entries In
some departments. notably In the trotttng
| classes. Tho present show is. In other re-
spects. very entertaining. and the grounds at
Manhattan Field arc most admirably adapted
orthe purpose tho only bnd TEXTURES being
tho stabling accomm odati ions. which do not
compare with tho excellent quarters furnished
in Madison Square Garden.
The awarding OF prizes yesterday began
shortly after = o'clock with n big class OF
horses suitable for making hunters in the
ring. Conformation soundness. and perform
ance over fences all counted. and tho blue
ribbon went to Mr.. Sidney Dillon ltipley's
Molly n neat bay mare. we'll known on Long
Island. W. W. fuckers Dude YVES second.
ana Chestnut Hill Stock Farms Cock Robin
third
There were but two trotting stations in the
open class instead o! tho large entry usually
terey. a six-ycnr-oid son Of Electioneer and
Mink. scoring over T. Il. HiGgins's st. Adams
by Hing by S Mkef TnGe yHg faHn5 N %nJ
Bedford. by l;enellt, appeared in the class for
three;year;old trotting siress., the two being
Callao by Callahan. was adjudged the winner
in the class for ycnrling colts. the second rrize
fSnsy. In tho class for trottinc brood, mares
in foal or with foal at foot, FL Dorado Farms
msnssiy, BY Herlin' Won over l. H. Miller Jr.'s
Sye; r. II" GSnas aid aid not sxess%ins = hands:
Confidence. by Fashion. won. with James
Heifernans gray mare Lucy second. and Wal
yer ons1M gray Gc a s Ne sa aI tES
pony class under - hands. Charley burgess.
an imported roam stallion. owned by George
N EfPnH1 the fn st pS s %sSS
Princes, was second. and tho Hon; 6 il.
IS hands and al hands Miss Hone Goodards
Lady Derwpnt won. with Richard Trimballs
Peter second. tn. hitherto well-ngh invinciblo
Merrylegs securing third prize.
:, Five hackney sles connected for honors in
the, stallion class for horses above 10 hands
Berscrker. by the champion Matchless Of
%wp' by Mnm D. sS2ans
fashlon SSS Gendase
by Frederick Il. Bourne. was third In tho
class for three ycnr-od stations above Il and
Won with " ssward WetS's import cd Rocket
second. th Gill Wyile's imported Lionel was
Harry IIamlip's pair Of mares: Gladys and
Yrt te IN the nr tho ior
Queen was Q whls!ler ana tS prove re ialsty
minutes. after which the Queen was examined
sound The Buffalo mares are very handsome
and have splendid action.
so%S ses t Ss snses out p1e
of 500, for the best performance over six
successive Jumps. not under feet and not
Toronto had three strong, candidates entered.
and won with Queensberry. II sixteen hand son
ofyan born, who took his fences in royal style.
will BIO exercised in the ring. Tho Judging
hunters taking six fcnces feet q inches high.
The chief interest will be centred In tho four,
in-hands. Road teams and Park teams will
be- Judged, Six r1ad teams Will be shown.
land. Charles +. Bates. DIR. ". Seward Webb.
and Y. {. CULVER. DR.. Webb has two teams.
man and Charles A. Baudouine. Sr. and Jr.
These will be driven by their owners.
in the evening the Park mounted police will
show how to ca tch runaways The entire squad
will be on hand. and each man will try to do
hest, They have
show what they can do than they had in tho
Madison Square Garden. as there is much more
mounted policemen The prize Is $3.50 for the
third.
On Thursday evening Capt Gallup is going
to marshal the Signal Service Corps on tho
grounds. Tho corps will go through a series
OF interesting mannnvres. such rs sigma! ing
with flags and lights. riding bareback. picking
up handkerchiofs from off the ground. and
other difficult feats OF horsemanship
IN THE GRAND STAND BOXES.