New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-19

bIbtor. and third by the black Ceiling Loagfcllow, d
the Monmouth County Hunt
VITA unusual promltncss the taken for the
last evening Of the sh Long b'for the doors were
opclci crowds filled the eolonnadc and they s.d
in rapidly as possible the gatemea to admit
them. The first feature Of the programme was the udg'
ing twenty saddle horses prizes first $50 second
7j third 49, The list include mares or geld
ing 5.o four years oil UP 10 carry ng
100 pounds. The first award c. the bay eeidih2
Acrobat. sired by that noble animal Iongeow, and en-
hibited by the Chestnut I'M Stock Farm. III. seconi
prize q the bay gedng Sovereign, sired by Ten
stone aud exhibited bv s. = Rowland behalf II fhc
Bewood Stud. The thr! award was 10 the bay gedihg
Ray Of Gold Leaf and exhibited by Miss \. Sa a.
The chestnut eeIding Chester exhibited by W. Eklns,
was highly commended
At half past O'CLOCK t,c entries for first Wize o..
500 second 100. thirI $50 for b,s, appoint /
and best park tandem owne. drive; tho wheeler TO
have substance quality and action; the "ader TO b.
snowy, weil-'red aIlropnd actor. WITH GoDi manners
carts and harness 10 BIZ recognized tandem lat en-,
cnt"rd Hing. TIis a very line display which
elected much applause from boxes and galleries for
fashion showing itself ~ Its best. II gratifying
| to largo nunb be- OF the au1iclcc tn, bay 3nd
cb stnut geldngs Buckshot and Zip Top exhibited b.
Chare, A. Eaufounc and TOOK the first prize
They seemed DE- entitled b. IL IN every Of the
word. HE second prize won by tae gr'y AMI bav
| gcidncs Poaco"K and Gamcco'k bc.0.glIr 10 T.. NJ
Fulton. y. Harry ". Smith the thid niizr win
his brown AMI hav g'lilngs Sky Rocket and Sky High
| ami the black ana bay gldnc, OF liar McLorghun
were highly ended.
In special amatclr dryers OF four.inhand
| teams there : entries for TIE 100 toDhy.
1t was won by wcntwoith Lpll of 10 ldon. his por-
| 70 nance was interesting In that it involved ckiitu
driving between lo,t PLACED IN TIC ring. The driver
required >cr.I" The figure eight between these
posts All perform ,aius One c,outions wit, al
teams His accomplishments received much applause, and
OF the final OF the show it extremely
| interesting.
Shor.ly after . oco~k the trot.ng stallion
Dr"ctum, accompanied by the Great mare A'iA, who
matched 4, II etWOod Park for purse OF
$1,000 Tuesday nest APPEARED in the rims to the
tune Of 'soc the COaquehng Hero Comes" and were
cr,,cd With tremendous applause, which lasted Several
minutes
The programme closed with performance by hunters
pnd jumper. fences at five feet; two at )
ftet inchc. and two NJ foc'. 20 minimum weigh,
no. for a prize OF 5000 second, 100 third, at
so.
The lIs prize tllcn by The bay cldnc Ontario,
OF Bewood the >cond By the BACK geding Trans
ort exhibited BY Thomas ntchcoek. jr. and TIE hiri
By the gay ldinq Of Hugh j. Grant. Lofty.
Tho Ia af9lr OF IN" evening the judging OF tie
nrst prize in ne hunting and jumping classes
winners in hunter and Jumping Ella during the
show (po.t entries.
The prizes were awarded In plate divided into three
prizes Of $50 each and given to the best heavy mid
die weight and light weight horses conicniing. The
winner. Transport first. hoayy-welght Kensngfon
second mid lleweight. and ''rrna. lightweight. third