New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-04
HORSES TO BIZ ON PARADE
EXHIBITION OF TIE UNITED STATES HORSE
AND CATTLE SHOW SOCIETY.
MANY FINE ANIMALS MAY BE SEEN At THE
GROUNDS. FIGUTH-AvE. AND ONE-HUNDRED-

6lOt NDS, EIG1ITU-ANE. MD ONE-Ht DlsED-
AND-rFTY-FIFTH THIS WEEK.
Bueblooded horses during this week will receive
the attentions OF NETWORKS horse lovers. mt the
grounds OF the United States Horse and Cattle Show
Society. Eighhave. and chundred-andffty fifth st.
In comparison with the entries made last year.
those recorded for competition this year show larg"
Increase, as there more than 500 entries in the
100 classes. In almost every department or breed,
double the number OF exhibits OF the initial show VIII
bc seen. The programme Is consequently mach more
vclumlnOns and interesting. and the competition in
the harness classes gives promise OF being keen. But
Notwithstanding the large size OF the classes the man
agcmcnt has arranged them that ali the exhibitors
will have ample opportunity TO show OFF the merits
Of their animals. the improved facilities which the two
large rings tho grounds afford making II easy To
judge two classes ut the time; the horses shown
halter being confined TO the inner ring, while those
I'm harness make the larger circuit.
The society has been generous in the Offering OF
prizes there has been 10000 subsc ribbed for that
purpose: $1,000 OF this amount consists Of special
prizes offered by friends Of the association. Accord
Ing to the prospectus the judging will begin at ab;rt
each day. and close about or 80 p. The
how will open tomorrow and every following morn
ing at 10 O'Clock. and will close Saturday after
The Old Guard Band will give concert every
afternoon.
The grounds have been rcmOdellcd sinrc last year
and the clubhouse has been much improved. At the
end OF the circular grandstand, near the clubhouse
number Of tiers OF seats have been removed, and IN
their place will be found numerous tables and chairs
aforiing facilities for dinner parties the grand
stand. pleasant feature will DO the grove OF trees
and shrubs, which this year takes The place OF the
unsighy tier OF useless seats and the old bleaching
boards that stood nj the north OF the clubhouse
The grandstand has been improved tier Of private
boxes having been renewed, and promenade made
Among The thoroughbred stations 10 be- shown
h., na. D,v n.rf, ~ tin,
Wadsworth; the veteran Macbeth will appear for
the Hampstead Farm while Mr.. Striker will try for
the iiue ribbon With Saxony. The exhibits In the
trottcr and roadstcr classes not large but only
good horses have been entered. Rumble Il White. of
Danbury send their champion stallion QuarormaSter
with three of his get to do battle for other ribbons,
In the class for stations kept for service. he will
meet younger foes. In Mr.. Dukes Pilgrim. and the
woodlawn Park stock Farms Monitor l.. and Onward
Boy. In the class for mares. four years old
Colonel Kip will BE- represented by Mona and My
May fin. mares. although he may be beaten by
either Charles NJ Robnson's Nina bradford
Rumble & Whites Blue Bell. There l. likely 10 b.
a good deal OF excitement when Lady Belle, Buring
ton Brownie. Belle Reeves. Albert Mambrino Belle.
Nina Bradford, T. a. C.. and other gooi ones contend
for the roadster prizes. and some fast going and fine
driving will be SEEM with Frank Ferguson and Frank
Miller holding the lines.
\ close concs, may be expected In the champion
hackney class when Prince Victor Acrobat Rufus
r.. Forest swell. and the rings pride Old Fashion.
meet. Philadelphia will be well represented by til"
pick Of the Chester Spring stock Farm. the Glover
dell stock Farm. John Jamlson. Joseph +. Weld"ner
John f. Cooke and A. j. Cassntt. The Bloodeood
stock Farm John \. Logan, ir, J. v llccker George
w. Green and the Woodawn Park Stock Farm. how
ever will have representatives good enough to pre-
vent all the motley going TO the Quaker 'lty some
fine French coaching stations will be seen In Isgny
Leopard and Burcn.
1t is. however. In the harness classes that large
entries pretominate over 80 horses are going for
the money and some Of the best stcppcrs In this
country will b. seen. During the week thirty seven
tandems will parade. For the first time the ponies
have two tandem classes all 10 themselves. and there
viii BE- lively contest when Mr., PuN'irrS iavorl,S
meet those of T. &. Patterson. Joseph f. Wcd"ncr,
A. j. C,ssait and George ". Green. when fourteen
fine tandems with appointments to match ana four,
teen clever whips come into the ring me enthusiasm
should run high They cannot all win. though II
you TALKED to KIchari F. Carman, Henry Mri-aughin'
Henry smith. Mitchell Harrison \, H. Moor g
r. Bate, T.. VI. Fulton. jr.. John Arthur, or ,oohcl
Hilton for 1--WE minutes, yon would probably believe
they each had SS rSso" wn"" are about dozen
hr>class entries. Frederick o"ehard has entered
show last fail Eugene Higgins also has team that
have taken ribbons. and Charles A. landonnr' IT.
Il. Hilton spares no money In his cnd"avorS to get
The best, while f. NJ. Fulton. jr.. r. F. Carman ana
and The horses that VIII meet in III" saidl"
horse classes have nearly all secured prizes NJ som"
,how and the eighty more contcnding Will be
worth going To see.
or course the great attraction Will be the hunter
classes. The riders will incnde Frank g. GrSwoti.
y. C. Revival Francis r. lndcrill; Vanderbilt Allen
:. = Rowland. p +. NJ Collier. Charles Pizer John
X. Townsend. Henry :. Garindac. DE Rnytcr iollins
and Percy ". sherman. Several masters Of hounds
have entered their packs The tndsc' This year will
b": Thoronghbrds-Dr. a. Smith, James Rove: J"trr
Walden; trotters and roadstcrs-J. C. De La Vcrgc,
Rensselaer, Weston. CARL =. Burr. ir. kncys.
coaching stations ClydeSdars, farm horses and pony
breeding class"s-Dr. A. Smith. William b. Powell,
George r. Read harness horses. ponies In harness.
tandems fourth hands. high Scppcrs horses In de-
livery wagons and driving classcs-W. &. Tiffany, +.
". Ware, =. u. Fuller Oscar Moulton: saddle ana
police horses and ponies under saddle-ThomaS Hitch
cock tr.. John X. Townsend. Captain j. u. Adams
hunters and jumpers hounds, horses ana appointments
and stations for getting hunters. polo ponies and
stations for getting polo pnicSI H. Herbert, Thomas
Hitchcock. jr.. Charles Mcfachran.