The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-11-12
BlXBY'S SHOE POLISH, &C.

matrons are almost all imported and
seem to be the best that money
can buy or talent secure. Mr. Hig-
ginson, of Boston, will show Diplo-
macy, Carmine and Prince Royal.
The Hillhurst farm is represented by
Princess Dagmar and Miss Baker. From
the Chester Spring STOCK farm come
White Socks and Lady Level George
Green Forest has sent Queen, May Queen
and Victory. Mr.. Cassatt exhibits
Madge DR. Webb, Lady Alice, Dagmar,
Her Majesty and Gay Lady. An animal
from which much is expected is Victoria,
sent by the Bloodgood stock farm. Mr..
Widener is expecting ribbon through
Ramsey Belle.
Some splendid specimens of the French
coaching stallion will be exhibited. The
McLaughlins, of Columbus, o., have sent
four. j. G. Guillot, of France, also eX-
hibits, as does Mr.. Irving, the Canadian
expert.
IN HUMBLER RANKS.
There are 120 entries in the harness
horse and carriage horse classes. The
twenty-six tandems are expected to make
a grand display, and seventy saddle
horses and thirty-four ponies under sad
die will keep the judges busy.
There are over lao entries in the hunter
and jumping classes, and these are always
among the most attractive features of the
show. The municipal mounted police and
the mounted park police, of New York,
Will also compete, and their exhibits
promise to attract much attention.
There are BIB exhibitors, all told thirty
one of whom are ladies, including Miss
Cassatt, Mrs. Dr. Webb, Mrs +. w. Van
derbilt and Mrs. Potter Palmer. The
exact number of entries in the several
classes is 947 One of the most unique
among them is that Of w. r. ID. Stokes,
who 81 1ws five Russian Orloff stations,
purchased by him from the Grand Duke
Dimitry, of Russia. These animals have
already secured many prizes.
The animals themselves viii, of course,
win whatever there is TO win-S30, 600
but their riders must, in some cases, help
them in doing it. Thus, among the hunt
ers. members Of some recognized hunt
club will have to show the beasts good
points. Quality will count p per cent.
and performances over fences Is per cent.
In the jumping class tits only performances
over fences that will count. In the hunt
ing and jumping classes moreover the
champion cups valued at 1850, go to all
first prize winners. The prizes for police
horses are in money or plate, aud the ami
mails must be ridden by officers, appoint
ments and uniforms also to be considered.
The park police horses are TO be shown at
q walk, trot, canter and gallOp and their
I4AAtio Allu1b ~ II ouAIA III III tAAAA
ercises as the judges may require.
VEXlNG DETAILS.
The only embarrassment in connection
with the show 50 far is that the accom-
mediation Of stalls and loose boxes at the
Madison Square Garden proves 50 Inn
tied that all New Workers are requested
to stable their horses at nome. All the
animals entered for exhibition, except
those stabbed outside and few bclate5
ones have been reported. They were
admitted in large numbers yesterday.
but not one win be allowed entrance
after o'clock tomorrow morning. All
horses must be removed by noon Of next
Sunday, and the great show itself will
have ended the evening before.