New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-11
OPEN-AIR HORSE SHOW ENDS
CROWDS ATTEND THE EXHIBITION.
A LOSS OF $4,000 RECORDED-LIsTs OF AWARDS

The last day OF the open-air show OF the United
States Horse ana cattle society at observation-disclosures
G,ty-ffth-st and Eighth ave-, was yesterday and II
bue-ribbOn day far as attendance and inter
tst.ng exhibitions concerned The Grand Duk'
Ale Xandcr. his secretary and two officers Of the
Russian man-ofwar Dimit. Donskoi, who We're
present. some Of the attention from the handsome
horses Their intention to attend the show
incognito but their Identity soon became known.
The other occupants OF the boxes were the same as
have occupied them all the week.
The weather was charming and the paddock and
track In excellent condition. Tile most inter
cstng feature yesterday the judging Of thirteen
pairs OF carriage horses In class o. lie eh'ries
were J. Dickmsn Browns bay sedlnss, versenes and
Bristol Frederick Gcbhards brown geldings Nip
and Tuck; the Woodlawn Park Farms brown geldings.
Rough and Rats; the same stables DROWN sein"e
Sultan and Khedive; the ClOverdel Farms Drown
geldings Castor and Poux the same owners Day
gelding Congress, and b.0wn gelding Magnum Johh
e, Cookies bay mares Belinda and Fairy Queen
T. f.. Gordons bay eeldinss Bonfire and Firehy
pichard +. carman's brown mare Goddess anu
brown geldng Carmandale; Chester W. Chap!n's un'
named brown and bay geldngs; the same owner
two unnamed black geldings; Charles +. Batess Day
gelding / ashaway and gray gelding Daredevil anu
the owners bay mares Dowager and duchess
In class los, in which twenty saddle horses TO De
hidden by amateurs entered, were Henry sellg-
mans chestnut gedins Glenair; Eugene Higgns's
bay ge.dng Lauderiae Joseph f. Widner's chestnut
mare lady Preston; the Cioverdell Farms bay geld
ing Guelph the same owners gray gelding Granite;
the same owners bay geldng Caress the same own
ers bay mare Mildred the same owners chestnut
geldlng Rajah the same owners black geliinS NlS'
ger; T. F. Gordon's gray geldDg Sparkle; James I.
Hydc's chestnut gcding Lancer; George Peppers
bay gliding Hero, Miss VI. A. Roby's brown mare
Brunette Mrs. Joseph j. Alexandre's brown marc
Twilight John A. Logan, r.'s brown mare Pandora,
A. j. Cassatt's bay geding Duke; the same owners
bay geldng Daylight; George Green's chestnut stall
lion Rufus Jr., and the same owners chestnut mare
Forest Queen.
In the competition for four pairs OF roadsters were
| entered Frank NJ. Millers brown gedings Burlington
and Vermont Boy the same owners gray mares
Flashy Wilkes and Lady Wilkes; the same owners
black gedings Brownie and Moscow, and Colonel
Lawrence Kip's bay mares Mona and Mambrino Belle.
In class =, for trotng stations for the champion
ship the only entry Rande d. Whites Quarter
master which answered all the requirements and
received the prize Of 200.
Eleven pairs OF high steppers were judged IN class
ia. The prize 80 In money plate, offered
by Mitchell Harrison The entries were W. Jones
Brokaw's bay geldings Peacock and Reed Bird James
Hefferman's bay geldings Hughes and Hilton; Harry
W. smiths bay gelding sans Reproche and bay
mare sue the woodlawn Park stock Farms brown
geld1ngs Rough and Rats; the Cloverden Stock
Farms brown mare Grace and black geding Sell
Kirk: the same stables brown mares Lady stamford
and The Future; John E. Cookies bay mares Belinda
and Fairy Queen I. E. Gordon, trs chestnut geld
ings Fair and Square; Richard F. Carman's brown
mare Goddess and Charles +. Bates's brown gelding
Daslaway and gray gelding Daredevil.
There were five entries In the polo pony race.
contest which placed the programme for the
purpose Of making 1t attractive. The distance was
half mile 1t a good race and was won easily
by the chestnut Lizzie B, ridden by james
Bente. Mrs. W. b. Bigelow's bay gelding Prince
Charlie ridden by Latham. second; f. Willard
Roby's chestnut mare Nina, ridden by Murray,
third and f. NJ. Fulton jrs.. chestnut geding Joe,
ridden by S,rngham fourth. The time wss / min.
II IL secs.
Notes OF the other contests will be found in the
list OF awards below.
Secretary Hyne announced officially yesterday that
the society has lost 10000 BY the weeks show.
He said further that this a much better showing
than last year, and that the fine weather during the
week will inspire owners with feeling that the show
Is a good thing, and the entries next year will be
much larger
Colonel Jay the president Of the society," said to
ribune reporter that the show has accomplished
the purpose of making thousands OF people interested
In 1t and in horses. and that 1t would not be long
before the shows become self supporting
Charles F. Bates yesterday Internationally released
the hoISes OF A. II. Moore. OF Philadelphia, which
were attached by the Sheriff Friday account Of
an alleged UNPAID board bill Of So7'. Peace has not
vet been restored between MeSsrs. Bates and Moore
however, the latter st insists that he Will sue
Mr. Bates for his action
The awards Of prizes were as follows:
Glass 52-Pairs OF harness 1872 hands T F.
Cordons Bonfr. and Ffrefy, first prize $500
Glass 10ss00 for best park hack not under 142 and
not exceeding 1913 hands Won by Eugene Hsgns's Lau-
derdale.
and hoct
pointed road wagon Won by Colonel Lawrence Kip Mona
aud Mambrlno Belle.
Glass oChampon class trottins stations, prize 500
Won by Rande Whites ouartermaster.
Glass ll4-slOO pair Of high steppers exceeding
ISL hands Won by Coierdel Stock Farms Grace and
Sclkirk
Class 1850 for best driving OF pairs to 4.whee
riages by professional coachmen Won by +. Mansfield,
coachmsn for Mrs Sexton.
Pony race-Purse 800. onc.halt mile; Won by Mon
mouth County Stables Lizzie Il. (Bute). Time-l o2i2
Glass 132-A middlc.weght hunter by Whistle Jacket
for be ridden by member OF the Pony
Racing Association fences feet in height Won by
Sidney Dillon Ripey's Molly, ridden by +. {. Cnderhi
Glass ll7-el0O for the best tandem not under al
and not exccefing ISL hands: Won by w. Il. IL. Mar
tins Lord Pontleroy and American Confidence
Class l27-sOO for the best horse and best appointed
delivery wagon, as used for local deliveries: Won by
John W. Scalan's Prince.
Clos. 800 the best pair OF farm horses: Won
by Hampstead Farms Pepper and Ginger
Race for stabemen, 4 mle-E Bay, nrst prize
$50 tines IS seconds
Race for hurdemen, /. INLET. futile. first prize. SO
Glass 10000 for the best ''al-round goer' won by
Mr. H. Branhall Glberts Bonnylyn.
Cas- sS-For hunters aud Jumpers which have taken
only v Ii. c. awards Chestnut Hin Stock FARMS b.
Escape prize $50; Monmouth County Stables
inn. Flols, second p'i7e so
Class 79-For aud Jumpers, for the champion
ship; by Monmouth County stables dun &. Mack,
prize 5000.
MORE WESTERN BANKS CLOSED.
Seattle WASH June l0.-A dispatch from Roslyn
snNs The Roslyn branch " Benlamin 4. Snipes a.