New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-08
FUN AT THE HORSE SHOW
AMATEURS DRIVE AND TURN PAIRED
HORSES IN A IT" ENCLOSURE.
INCREASING ATTENDANCE AT THE EXHIBITION
A GOOD PROGRAMME TODAY-PRIzES
AWARDED.

At the open air show OF the United states Horse
and Cattle Society on Manhattan Field, One-hundred
and fifty fnhst. and Elchth-ave fine programme hhs
been arranged %. day. II Is the best OF the "no'e
week and better than has been given AT any
similar show. In addition to the regular ehoiss
two races been arranged which should result III
somo good sport and hot finishes One Is 1or poio
pores-a half mieand the other Is trotting contest
There Is a mile for purse OF Sloo' i"e
horses will be driven bicycle sulkics The entnes
are Frank Ferguson's b. 6. Brownie, by "nhe9'
Aaron Fowler's 3. m. Lady Wilkes, by Mamor'ho
Wilkes, and Jesse Yerreancy's blk. g. Moscow py
Mambrino wilkes.
The show at O'Clock this afternoon VIII open
with the judging OF rOadsters, and then VIII come
the competition for the hackney stallion champion
ship for which the great champion Fashion Is
entered then will seventeen high seppefs 10 oc
followed by the irOtting stations. In tms c'asS
Quarer,nas,er, Pilgrim and other cracks VIII appear
This will he followed by ten saddle horses ana more
backneys seven road t.ams win next occupy the
ring, to be follow ed by hunters hounds ana appoint,
ments A good lot OF jumpers Will next occupy
the field and then there will DE parade OF AL the
prize winners The days proceedings VIII DE- Drought
to q close by exhibition gwen 10y "ie par"
policemen These will show their dexterty Ia catch
ing runaways ard will give good performance
Until Yesterday the attendance at tlc Sho" h's
been such that the association has about covered
It's expenses, but yesterday all this was alteru io
the public grand stand was crowded, anu the private
boxes the clubhouse and private grand stand were aso
we'll filed Among those present were W. Z. VIM
ney Miss Whitney, 4. II. sands, Colonel ana Mrs
Jay MIR. and Mrs. Thomas H. Terry, h"'seVc
schuyler, DIR. and Mrs. HuidckOper, ii. l.. HERBERT
Colonel Lawrence Kip, Mr.. and Mrs. D. L. hmde
Mr. and Mrs. Reginald W. Rlves, Mr. and MIS-. sidney
Dillon Ripley. ID. Walker Smith, f. e. MOORE f. Z
Unlerhin, John Beresiord, Charles Phzer Jr.' D. II
Widenor, Mr. and Mrs. Cooper Hewitt, George Peapou,
wetnore. George Green, f. NJ Ware, j. Cnnch smi'h
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Stevens, Adrian Iselin, D. r.
Townsend Mrs. Frederic Nelson J. Lee Taller, E'
Potter, J. &. De la Vergne, David Bonner W. u
Tiffany Captain J. p. Adams, Thomas Hitchcock. )r.
snA Charles Bsndsume.
Probably the most interesting feature oil the ga!
to directors OF the society the reconciliation
between Charles T. Bates and the society Late oil
Tuesday night Mr. Bates had a heated argumen
with the judges. and was expelled from the ciup
house. and IL WAS expected that his entries would no
be allowed to stand but his early appearance Mt thu
clubhouse yesterday morning with a proflsc apolog!
put end TO the differences Mr.. Bates's boscs tool
several prizes.
The first contest was the jumping over foot
inch hurdles, postponed from Tuesday. Nine horses
competed, and the judges awarded the prize Il
Julep. Besides the prize, ribbons awarded. thu