New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-20
CLOSE OF THE HORSE SHOW
A WEEK OF UNINTERRUPTED SUCCESS.

All things must end Even a horse show cannot
60 on forever though of the people wAom
business pleasure has called the Garden daily
for the last week began TO think that they had lived
on the edge of big tanbark ring since the beginning
o. time and that the remaining half Of eternity w0d
be similarly spent In gazing at oeaseless whirligiS
OF prancing horses and spinning wheels. And so The
eighth annual horse show wound mp lis career last
night ut Madison Square Garden and the horse VIII
retire 10 private lfe for
There WAS a large attendance. both afternoon and
evening but at no time in this show ha, the crush Of
people cGuallcd that Of last year. The siy days or
exhibition Of jumping and other neckbieakng per-
formanccs passed OF without injury TO man or beast
Every class has been ready to enter the nns wheh
the gales opened, and usually the gates Lave
opened for them at the hour set In the Programme
InQustve thousands have wandered about The stalls
and lntrdcd the privacy of the 500 horses without
having the suggestion Of snub administered 10
them BY their four footed hosts fact which speaks
volumes for the good breeding Of that muchthaurhs
animal the horse There has been no sickness among
the animals.
Carriage horses haCkneys. roadsters ana road nSS
mainly occupied the attention q! the judges III The
morning afternoon. The lumeC ring four-lhhalus
came out again late in the afternoon and another
distribution OF ribbons made ancng the'h' Inns
time they appeared road teams IL Is source
OF wonder TO the unnitised how many different AihdS
of eAoel}ence the horse or rig can possess Ihe
seppsrs kept lobbing ZIP serencly In this, that and the
OTHER class and gathering IN the various coorcd
ro,sons until the regular freQuentors OF the show
began TO regard them old friends and han Their
every reappearance with renewed interest
The afternoon wound up with yet another Jumping
contest and all the cid mitStors and successors OF
the COW that Jumped the moon were on deck.
Qua TRANSPORT went rushing around the ring and
climbing over the in his sta kneed style Mr.
Pcppsr's sleek Ntns mare walt2ed ahout Win HeT
hind feet we'll under her, giving her the pronounced
hgh-jumper style Of locOmodon which resembles uA'
Of the little toy rabbits. which the downtown street
fakirs wind up and set jumping across Tie sidewalk
for the amusement OF the popuacc. Ontario won,
with Percy Clubbs Juep second Punch, the great
nullifer Of Yesterdays jumping contest suCoe'ucu
in getting over enough fences to win ms"S
commended" from the judges
Society was out in as full force at any time
during the week There were almost the same people
who have been In daily attendance. Among t''Se
,rescnt afternoon and evening were Mrs. Beach Grant,
Miss Adele Grant Miss Eleanor Duer, j. La ROGUE |r
Mrs Henry Warner the Misses Warner Oolohel
and Mrs Van Rensselaer, CTueer, joan Dre" Ii"'
ton Carey Fleming Tuokcrman. Mr.. and MIS- W. H.
sc,.efelin Miss Martha Ieavitt Mr.. and MIS-. Arson
Phcps stokes Miss Helen Stokes. Ms. John sHer-
wood r Pearsau Fled Mr. and Mrs. Charles Carroll
Oswald Jackson MIR and Mrs c. y. Stevens NJ
and Mrs Eugene Kelly, IT, +. W. C""ihlSI'e4".
Mr. and Mrs G.. Van Rensselaer, Thaycr' NJ .'u"
Mrs James Stillman, Miss stllmah' Mr. anu Niis
Rem. La Montag1c. Mr.. and Mrs. August Mon'an''
NJ and Mrs. IL. lie Grand cannon
Mr.. and Mrs W. p Dixon. Miss Dixon MI ana MIS-
W + strong Miss Strong Mr.. and Mrs. James
roI-rc. Miss Tolfree MI and Mrs. Herman OeNic'''
Miss Fair Mr. and Mrs. X. II. Ward, G. NJ hool'iS''
Mr. and Mrs W. \. Haiucs Mr.. ana MIS- wa i"'"
burden Mr.. and Mrs. +. ]. Berwlnd Ny. auo MD
u Nick Twombey Mr.. and Mrs. James herhoo' iu
u O. Beach Mr.. and Mrs. Kerrck RIGGS M anu
NJ g p Wetmore the Misses wctmorc, Mr.. and
Az. G Robert Mr. and Mrs f. Il. Merritt, spauldin9
do Garmendia the Misses de Garmend4a' MI anu
Mrs Fellowes Morgan, Mrs. J. Perpont Morgan INC
Misses Morgan Alexander W. Hadden, Albert Ia
Montague J. Edward Davis +. " DioKerSou' JOHN
G. F,rman Mr. and Mrs. +. Marion 9UiE'
Mr. and Mrs John f.. Alexandra. the Misses WeoO
N1rs Townsend Burden, Miss Burden Mr.. ana MIS-
Charles Whittier Miss Whittier. MI ana MIS-, w.
w Curtis f., Mr.. and Mrs. Frederic Alheh Hrs
F. ". Footc, Mr. and Mrs. Fernando lzhasa 'ii'
and Mrs II. 4. Barclay, Miss Barclay, hr' ana 'i'S'
A. Cass Garfield. Mr.. and Mrs George =. "usoun
Mr. and Mrs c. F. Havcmcyer, Mr. and Mrs. Lay"
romeo Greene Miss katherine Livingston MISS l''u
Morris the Misses Sterling, Of baltimore; MI ana
Mrs Richard Irwin Mis- PaulmieT Nr. ana MIS- r.
r Potter. Mr. and Mrs Charles Oelrchs Mt ana
NJ " p. Douclas. Mr. and Mrs. william Jay, Mr.
aud Mrs f. d. Morgan. H. G.. Peters. Mr. and Mrs
= y Ianier Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver HARTMAN IT,
Mr. and Mrs George Turnurc, JACOB Lolli"'N ''I'
cpd Mrs John f. CJwdin. Morton IAtDi' 'o'i "'U-
field i. Lorillard Ronalds IT, anu hes'iA'I h0'"'
Xoy- n the skill Of The horses In ANung t."!r
,o,ch, over fine imitation fen witch were arranged
around the ring IN the jumping contests, the aehW
of the whte-,rousered attendants In repairing Inc
Damage done by bundelinS Jumpers was one Of 'Ie
,not Interesting features Of these exhibitions wen
an unlucky jumper kicked the nicely arranged sot"oh
- fence int, a heap Of wreclase these active fellows
,rned out from their hiding places like lot OF ants
rhose dome tic arrangements had been interered "t
ord in q moment. in the twinlng Of an eye Almost
tho rence that Jack built lowered Up again 10 ''S
mil altitude Yesterday PIE Of 10 WAS o"e'e1
IN the gang which could build Its FENCES III me
or,ck,st tme W. ]. Glenn, the clerk Of the rns'
fad On. vstch on the men, and awarded the prize
., ~. rang which got the bars up in the shortest
time after the whistle blew
When the fences up the different meuouS u
s,nroacb affected by the different horses are worthy
~ careful review by the student OF horse mHuiers'
emo q, them 90 at the barrier With despeTate
r,sh .hat saws plainly this IS osareeiDie JOB ahu
,,d he,,or he gotten through with Others make
= hroy. start and then deceitfuy Shy out OF the
thing al the last moment. tmEu CLASS "s"' "io
point from the start and require 'he e'oi'N Vi wv
rDoous TO steer them into the cuI"c sac WIZ"
Teammates in the barrier 70 be cleared som'thnTS
particularly mullsh beast VII put MS heao uo"h anu
louch through the whole thing, scattering me he'N
roue uke leaves Oh the autumn blast Inc desceh'
n, the heavy body OF a horse from Sch ''eisnI opO"
bi fore leg strains him. and the banging Of ms SAs
on the timber leaves singing recoAecuo'H' VIM" '""'
HIN ayerse 10 trying It over again
The high seppers and road horses hilcheu 10 cart"
came out again last evening anu Is Usual n'i.'
Harnlln carried everything before him lie won the
blue ribbon In the road class with queen anu III .0
bigh.s,eppers hlchcd up in double harness. piaoy"
and Queen took frSt hOnors'
av this time the Garden filled to ovefno"ihg'
and the usrade Of all prize winners had nhe house.
TO show before. To the casual Vlstor u.cSe P''"O'
., nr,y.x1pners nre most interesting thing as l'S
etc.. him a chanc. 10 view all the celebrities, from
IN. pocket edition OF the horse In the pony c'dsa
W. through every style and strain to the 2-oo po""'