New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-09
INTERESTED IN THE HORSES
THE OUTDOOR SHOW HAS ITS BIGGEST AT
TENDANCE.
MANY ADMIRABLE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OF
COUNTRY CLUBS RIDE TO HOUNDS


surprising that the grand stands and other places
for spectators were generously filed The crowd
was the largest that has been seen at any OF
the socictys exhibitions AMI 1t was more representa-
live than has been any Of Its predecessors. Tie
weather perfect and the paddock and track
| We're in good condition.
The stables the principal objects OF Interest
! to the early morning visitors. Among the horses
which attracted greatest attention were the prize
winning trOtting stallion Quartermaster, Win MS
get He IS the only horse In his class In the stables
Among the COCnel Rip's Mona ana
Ny May, and In the roadster classes Mambrino Beh
and Mona, two beautiful bay mares, well machel
and speedy. The hackneys won much attention. anu
Prescott Lawrence's peerless Fashion, winner oi
forty or more prizes, arched his beautifnl neck ana
held his head high II he accepted only his a"e III
admiration. His competitors In his class are Prince
Victor II. Acrobat and Imported RuiuS' d., I'LL
splendid specimens Of their type.
The programme before noon consisted Of Judging
horses In harness and the showing OF hackney SUM-
ions and mares In class so We're shown light pairs
Of harness horses. OF these competitions none ex-
cceded In interest the judging OF the hackneyS' anu
Fashion carried of the blue ribbOn lie seih'o III
better form than
In the afternoon came the judging Of fine roadsters
and Disappointed road wagons. In the inner ring
shown hackney stations for the champohSh'p'
In this contest Fashion again came In Tor the a"aIu
some fine trotting done by the roadsters' lhe
stcppcrs. Then was the judging OF the saddle horses
and in the inner ring In hand OF nine horses, the
get of "A registered hackney stallion out OF any breed
Of mare not hackney.
In the trotiing race there We're three entries ana
n record for trOtting quarter mile trieh WIS
established which racing men regarded as eoou
one The entries Frank Fergusons d. &
brownie. driven by Aaron Fowler; the g. M Lazy
Wilkes driven by L. II. Ilurd, and the b. g. Moscow
driven by John DAILY. Al were harnessed to bicycle
suklrs. As the signal was gwen, Br'whie
sprang to the fore and won b. about 100 yards.
Lady Wilkes second, and Moscow thru liz
next competition was the Judging of four-n-hani
road teams. The horses shown to coaches or
brakes The first prize was given by members of the
New York Coaching Club. T.. NJ Fulton, )r.s, brake
waa driven by groom: Charles \. Baudohne. ST. ana
jr.'s Orange and black coach was driven by Mr..
Boudoume ST., with Lady Gordon ana Tip Top Tor
leaders and Ko.Ko and Maid Marian for wleeleFs,
Eugene lIigginS's black and green coach was driven
by r. Davis with Dandcr and Bitten for leaders ana
BInscr and RlllzaId for wi erers: Reenili W Rives
drove the black aud red coach Of the Wo0dlawn Park
Farm with Rough and Rats as leaders. ana sultan
and Kh,dive for whe,lcis; Richard F. Carman drove
his own horses to red and green brake. and Charl~
r. Bates drove his own turnout. The first prize ara
blue ribbon were awarded TO Charles F.
racs the rcd ribbon 10 Charles a. Bau-
doume sr md jr. Reginald W. Rlv's
captured third prize, and Richard F. Carman. very
high commentator. The of leader to Eugene lilg
gins coach became frightened bJ Mr.. Bates's team
galloIdng past 1t ana kicked the whiierce OF the
crab and away but was soon caught and re-
harncssed
The prciticst Of all the exhibitions was the riding
10 hounds Of members Of the Monmouth County
Hunt aud Quaker Ridge Beagles. The master OF the
former George whitlock on imported Mack
James Blute whip on Longfelow. There were
ten couples Of imported hounds. The horses were
ridden over fences. The clever management OF the
horses and hounds called ont round after round OF
applause. The members OF the Quaker Ridge Beagle'
were IN green coats the others In blue ones. There
were fifteen pairs OF imported beagles which by the
bye. the only ones IN this country. The Essex
Comfy Hunt oil not compete. The prize was 800
In money plate. offered by II. II. Aston Carey.
Some capital jumping was done In the showing
Of horses suitable for hunters.
This was a parade OF all the prize winners II
wa, an exhibition Of the pick VI the leading stables
OF the country.
The most popular affair Of the day the parade
Of mounted park policemen. They showed AS careful
drilling cavalrymen marching past in single and
double columns and four abreast. There twenty
three OF them In charge Of Roundsman John W
wilson An exhibition In catching runaway horses
Wits given. Hugh Wilson was on a pony which played
nj running wild. and 1t took eight officers to run
him down
Among those present were Colonel and Mrs Will
Mrs c. +. ilavcmeycr. Miss Matte Beekman. Mrs
sidney Dillon Ripley. Miss Grace Wilson, Mr. and
Mrs Frederic Bronson. Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Cooper
Hewitt. Erskinc Hewitt. Mrs. Frederic Nelson. Miss
vysc, Mrs Clarence Carey. Miss Lawrence. Mrs. +. ~
Taller. Miss Fanny Taller Mr.. and Mrs. Reginald W.
Rl>cs. Mr.. and Mrs Charles Hone. Miss Emma
Hcadlcston. Miss Mary Fcldt Mr.. and Mrs. stanley
Mortimer, Mr. md Mrs. Albert stevens. Mr.. and Mrs
T.. G. Potter Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Oelrichs, Il. T.
Wilson, IT, Colonel Kip. Mrs. r. ;. lIudekopcr. Miss
McIanc Of Baltimore; J. Lynch Pringe. George Law.
George Work. schuyler Warren. Thomas Pcarsa Field
John Bcrc,fori. william C. Whitney. j. Cinch smith,
Nathaniel Rcynul. Frederick o. Beach. Mr.. and Mrs.
Archibald Rogers. George Vingi,, A. de Navarro
Charles Powdoln, Charles laight Gordon Fellows.
Henry IIoyt Frederick Eldridge George Peabody Wet
more, Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Gilbert Thebaud Mrs. Thomas
T. Girov and Mrs. Richard Croker. Mrs. Burke Roche
=. F. Collier Barclay Wnrburon. W. u. Tiffany +. VI.
Ware J. Il. Townsend. W. l.. Herbert, Mr.. and Mrs.
r. Hitchcock r.. Charles Pnler. Ir.. j. II. Shuts. IT,
Mr.. and Mrs. j. J. Coognn. DR.. X. 5. lluidekoper.
Hamilton Burnley. Richard Carman. Mrs. Dow Miss
Jessie Dow and Miss Lolita Dow.
A good programme has been arranged for to-day.
The society has offered purse for a mile dash for
trottcls free for all Tomorrow afternoon at 2lo
there will be n hamilc race open to all ponies ex-
hibcd In the show Entries close to-day at noon
with the secretary. The following prizes awarded
yesterday:
Class 7s-ShctaDd mare in fal or with foal at foot;
Miss Morris Jesup lattcrons Skew Jewel his prize $780,
George Green's Ki>mct second, George Green's Nora
third
Cas- cO-rar, Il ponies EXCEEDING IL hands George
Green's blk. Jenny and Skew IAghtfoot first
prize 500; George Green's Skews, Monte Carlo and
Montreal second prize. $50, 4. {. Pattcrson's br. -
Eclipse and Dr. m. Fircny, third prize, sl5.
Class 0i-Poncs above II hands and not exceeding Is
George Green's imp. Mars IL, first prize, $50 George
,Is cns imp spot, second prize. as; George Peppers
Charlie Burgess third prize 40. I. e. Pattcrsons imp
Comet very highly commended.
Cas. lc0-S50 offered by Henry l.. setson for the
bet pair Of ponies not 122 hands; by George
Green's spot and Liieboat.
Ca~- 9J-*io0 offered by Robert j. Dean for the best
registered hackney stallion foaiod In America; by
A. J. Ca.eats CHI Sidney.
Glass l3i-s0O offered by Albert Tilt for the best
hackney not exceeding ID hands by Bloodqood
Stock Farms &. IN. Lady Fireaway.
Class j0-PalIs OF horses Ii and exceeding
hands W. Gould Drvhaw's b. q. Peacock and d.
bird. first prize. s2O; CIoNcrdel Stock Earm,s b. &.