New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-18


Yesterdays Judging began with the ponies, AMI
there were ponies in harness and under saddle
ponies in tandems and ponies In pairs ana the
smaller the pony the prouder he was Thus does
the Shetland differ from his masier-man The
cunning" little fellows deserved larger crowd TO
see them. Then came the hackney mares In the
champion and junior champion classes. and when
they had been below light harness horses dug
holes in the tanbark for half an hour After recess
more ponies trotted out, and when the Lii
putians had been retired the stately stations led
by the great STEAMBOAT. entered the ring and were
applauded But alas for StambouL &. j. IT,
Ham,in's Chimes from the Village Farm. captured
the blue rosette and 500 and Stamboui had 10 be
content with second prize. 500 \. b. Darlngs
Lavaland got the y. h. C. and 500 with H. win
Chimes were shown four of his get They were
Siivery Chimes. Fantasy. Prince Royal and Charm
Ing Chimes. P1Wnee, SiVerboul Hilda ;. ana
AImaboul were shown with STEAMBOAT. and Lava
lands progeny-Prince Lavalanl. Havaland. Light
Moon and Miss Martha-curvetted before their sire
when he was led out. The roadsters attracted at
tention and they all behaved well.
Then came the judging Of the hackney stations
entered for the American Hackney Horse Soce,ys
challenge cup. This Class No. IL. Dr ".
Seward Webb won wiki Matches - Londesoof-
ough. he did when the cup was offered last year.
So under the terms and conditions attached 20 the
winning OF the cup-iwice in succession-ihe hand
some trophy viii be Dr. Webbs property
DIR WEBB'S SUCCESS.
-Four road teams were then turned into the ring.
And again did success perch upon Dr. Webb's ban
ner. Reginald Rives the one who boosted up
ficoess and ne gave the best exhibition Of iour-n-
hand driving that has yet been seen at the show.
The crowd howei with delight Francis d. Beard
got lots OF applause but there Was no second prize
The driving OF four-in hands by amateurs came
next. and here. to every ones surprise, Mr.. Kives
who had Just distinguished himself with Dr. Webb's
team, got ratified" and seered his coach into
every one OF the obstacles in the rings The object
OF the competition to give amateurs chance
to show their skill in handling their teams be
tween obstacles Mr.. Rives took in every OBJ
stacle and retired as much disappointed were
his many friends in the boxes Richard +. car
man. who took the prize 900, gave a fine exhibi-
ton of driving, and loudly appauded. Harr-
son X Gamer John H. Shuts, jr.. and John l.
Conway. did pretty good work but the coveted
plate eluded them.
THE JUMPING CONTESTS.
Then came the usual exciting jumping contests
I'm classes 81 and 81 In the former Miss Birds
Merry Boy gained first prize. achieving his usual
uaily success, and Free Trade came second. Both
horses were applauded. Seabreeze, in class No.
o. was pushed hard for first place by Mack. Of
the Monmouth County Hunt but won after having
given a fine exhibition Of the gentle art of jump
ing with the jumping the afternoons sport was
ended
From o'clock p. m. until the Garden was
comparatively deserted During this hour a
hitherto not mentioned class came into the ring.
This class is not in the catalogue either but de-
serves mention. as II was largely due 20 It's efforts
that the ring kept in such good condition our
ing the show. This class Is: EX-street car horses.
I'm pairs. TO he tAnd wereD driven before an iron
roller; speed count for nothing endurance much;
prize the appreciation OF the ringmaster.
Al 7:9O o'clock the crowd began TO swarm in
An hour later the free seats were all taken and
the promenade crowded At $50 O'Clock the big
crowd was all there. Cabs and carriages 1locbcd
streets on either side The band. refreshed by rest
and beer, ia fine condition, and made the
welkin ring the brilliant scenes which have char
ac;erzed the show II. this week were repeated. the
q gorgeous as ever, ana the men as
Immediately sombre ever. The chrysanthennin
was In evidence on all sides the modest
violet and served for the adofnmcnt or the TWO
ella last mentioned. The evening was heartily
enjoyed by al present. and when the band PLAYED
Home. Sweet Home" the great crowd slowly
filed out and the waiting carriages got nicely mixed
up. owing 10 the frantic efforts OF the driveTs TO
he. all Of them at first at the entrance. Peo-
PIE who wished Mad!sOn-aVe. had TO walk
either I'D down for at least two blocks before
the tops OF the vehicles, presented Itself Down In
the stables all was In confusion. Packing up for
going away IN order. and this not com
D.eted until long after midnight.
The lights then burned low. and the Horse Show
of 1894 had come to an end. II died In blaze OF
glory and It's resurrection next year Is eagerly
looked forward to by every man. woman and child
who 1t
A PARADE OF PRIZE WINNERS.
At o'clock there was parade of all the first
and second Class prize winners, and then the pr
vate hansoms were paraded. Only one received
any attention, and that was j. Deckman Brown'i