The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-06-06
HORSES OF HIGH DEGREE.
FASHION ATTENDS AND APPLAUDS
THEM ON MANHATTAN FIELD.


Begins Auspieiously-The Prize Winners.
Beautiful weather. fair women. and royalty
bred horses. all contributed heir share toward
the successful opening Of the 0pen-air Horse
Show Mt the Manhattan Field. corner OF 155th
street and Eighth avenue. yesterday.
The grounds were in splendid shape when
the gates we're thrown open to the public at
10 o'clock. but fine ticket takers had an easy
time OF it until Into In the Afternoon. whom the
stands com menced to I'LL UP bit. At o'clock
the club house was we'll filled. and all OF the
stands fairly we'll occupied. all OF which
was highly encouraging to the managers
OF the society. who have spared neither
time nor money to mako this years show q
success. Despite last years. discouranGing
experience the directors are as confident as
over that the show will ultimately rival that
hold In Madison Square Garden. and now all
they ask Is clear weather for the rest OF the
week.
Considering the heat. there was fairly rep
resentative gathering OF society people In the
club house and boxes. Nearly all the men had
on legglngs or top boots and wore their trous-
ers bullying above the knee. while the women,
as a rule. wore riding habits or tailor made
gowns. Some few. however greatly to the
relief ofthe men. appeared :. exquisite sprin
costumes, the color effect tefnR heightened by
irv i WcstcRester. and in fact ali places
the hun.s or IN
those noticed were:
rsae,,sn seShsra E,:hnra Carmen Mr. and M.
Hy nIt Ss;:ss His' holy II $'s
S$tsss ss .Is f'f 'n , .
Richard sef,imer, Sr and Mr. ) DYER. N5 and
M!' al %s'!s A1gt'r II " @
ST. R.. s SfTef Hc
Angus, q Mr. ma Nr H. a.. M sm
NJ ap p sT npsy IT, sd AK Hs
IT,. Sss t Esas NJ. y
aIai Mr ana Mrs. 7 rSasrh s,sn sy,i MORT,
NJ: And Mr.. Amos French and Mr.. and Mrs rer'e
Tho Judging began promptly at II o'clock
One event which attracted most attention
was the jumping contest tclass S6i In which
twenty two horses took part. Nearly all were
in good form. and some splendid work was
per's Maud were looked upon us sure winners,
but neither OF them was PLACED: Oxford WAS
S Of H1 na Mson eSu hGu nos
geidinc Julep, ridden BY De Rider Rollins.
pairs OF ponies under II hands were SHOWN
tandem before the Judges, VIII" occurred
George Grren's pair OF skeir GeldinGs. Monte
Carlo and Montreal. caught everyone fancy.
including Judges. 40 Mr.. Green had the honor
OF winning the first blue ribbon OF the show.
One more class was Judged. and then there
was an intcrmisson OF an hour for lunc heon;
kept up without interInission unit! I O'Clock.
Two classes. as rule, were Judged at one
time, one in the outside and the other IN the
mel IN ri
mouth County Stables imp. g,ellow. who re-
Gently jumped 81 feet. was third. and George
Some o; the spectators thought that Mack.
an aged DIM geltinE owned by the Monmouth
Who was riding Archibald B: DUNES
a ana Just heS rolling over Mr. niiien who
sea1s Threw w h eny e HanerGt Xlsn
at the double. and KinRsberry troated young
near fne einb suse The rest Of the riders
did:not get any further than their horses
CASA 81. In which seven handsomely ap-
aroused much interest. nad every one was
saGa ae asa yso@ Win
mare Sue and bay cel!InG SKY High from m
eE SspsB AZ J and
To-day the chief attraction at the snow Will
be the race between hands from tn, The
b ,startoa from tie Hotel Waldorf at I:4 Is
o'c iock.. The Team making tho fastest time
and arriving In the hest condition will receive
h q hc by
men are not allowed to drive. and each coach
must not carry not less thnn seven persons
Fl Hlchar rffs da.man "nd cnaries + BATS
drive through the Park. then out at i1Oth
street entrance and M Seventh avenue Roule-
thoroughbred stations. rony, tnndems. high
steppers, and ladies' horses ridden by ladies.
A full list OF the awards follows:
Meserole for hes, tandem ponies under II hands to
cs1o sn cart by Green's Monte
uIa.s 53-narness horses: stallion mare. or geldns.
70 n.Hd: OF .
!ai5d pins; ~; :. Ssi'' b. e. Dash Away. Very
sIpop,ss T. harness. u.s. '.so1 mare or geld
u tns aI"is imp sir GSoy hr prss $50 Woodawn FAX
s"Ss sn KIN s
$40; Prescott L.~rsnces brown mare Rose very high
'ca.. I!oHsioo in plato offered by W. Gould Brokaw
ts5 s %
.Sss: :srs s" yfss s f$ 81 oE ;
prize. $50: Woodlawn PARK STOCK Farns bay Prince
Class 22"Hscxney stallion 3years old over. above
e Swan :na
Farm's bay Acrobat ". second prize, SIb
Class 23-IIackney stations three years old or over.
above IL hands and not exceeding To- chester Springs
CD asS; net
prize. 500. .,, - - ,.,
over il ana not exces.dinR hands up to carrying
100 pounds Chestnut Hin stock Farms ch g. Arrow
frat prze $50; .. ". ShermAnb CHI. IN. Dorothy SEQ
ond prize $40; j. T. uydes br. m Clax, third prize
$40: A J. Cassatt's Z. Daylight, very hish'y COM
mended. A.,
Girs. sGJumpers: performances over the fence only
TO count Percy Chubbss b. julien frst prize. 500:
Sidney dillon Ripley's Greybuek, second prize fbo;
Monmouth Co. Stables ch e. imp Longfsllow; third
prize $25; George Works 8. sarcedon, very highly
Class 5t-TAndems Best and best appointed. Harry
". smiths b, m. Sue. b, SKY High hrst prize. SlN
C. A. Boudoui senior and juniors. J. g. Buckshot.
CHI; TlptOp, second prize so; F. n Fulton. J5.'sE
dell stock Farm'sd. l. g. selkirk, br. IL Grace very
Class 3t-FIench coaching stalliona Years sld Or
over; f. b. ioges hay Isigny. nrst prize Sl5O Col H.
n n.An har. hwntr nnSAf pPi