The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-03-28
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TIE BurisHs Horse show sseeessSarrs.
NeLsughiis's ssssstisusi Victory.

success. Last evening every seat was occu
| pied before 9 o'clock and the spectators found
plenty OF entertainment in watching theli
| friends and relatives strive for ribbons and
| glory.
Among those present we're the Hon William
C. Whitney II. L. Herbert, master Of Cedar.
| hurst Hunt; Mr.. aud Mrs. John Gerken. NJ
Slauson aud family. BENJAMIN Stern. Park
Commissioners Tappsn. straus. and C1ausen.
John II. Shuts. Hooper Barrett the Hon Hugh
J. Grant Mr.. and Mrs. Adolph LadenberR, Col.
| T. Is. Parsons. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles S. Phillips.
| ]. +. Bull. Mrs. De May Frank u. Beard, /. A.
Frazse. Miss Carrie Nichols q. Rowland Leavtt,
| John p. Townsend. c. A. Benton. ]. W. Rem
wick. Gen. Thomas r. Eckert james j.
Leary. Mr.. and Mrs. John N. Hughes. T. G.
Patterson. John McClosky Mr.. and Mrs
Eugene BALM. and Mr.. and Mrs. A. b. Hilton.
by far the most interesting event on the pro-
Rramme was the drill Of the Park Police. In
Reant. gave a repetition Of their annual ex-
hibition ia the Madison square Garden.
exhibition on eo5s IN eisss 0f For the mb best
mare or Rslding. ~ bands and not exceeding
10 hands. under saddle; out OF sssven entries
Reldlns Bull. Mrs. De May rode her own horse.
ridden BIZ Mr. Troescher. was second; !. Rem
wick Diamonds black mare Fashion BelL
er's bay seiJins Rocks, ridden 6y Berger was
highly commended, There was some dlssstls-
esmns that Bu was polo f'i pon s0 G.Sussd
The Park police horses were shown next in
trot. caSter. and gallon. and the oiflcsrs went
through, such drill and exercise as the Judges
Il Ferguson on lie bay seidins DsVe RoSpd.,
man John W. Wilson vas SECOND on the bay
geldlng Grover; PPtroman Thomas II. How
ard third with his bAY RelIlnR DIIQ rim.
and Patrolman John Hoy was fourth with the
bay Reldlng Sunshine.
pair Of high steppers not under fourteen
hands two inchesinor over fifteen hands three
pirate four. wheeled carriage. and soundnsss,
c9nformatIon. and hook action were all con-
iSniis OF showing 0r OF some 81 New 2 SoPS:
cleverest amateur whips and Incidentally
Dsho. .sa out seven perfectly app9intsd park
After a rather prolonged consultation the
sstanelis, Frank b Beard. who drove his own
ssiains S Sis ' was secSS GHn' and the bay
SrAas P d SGwn Me-
is Chestnut mare Sadiy S and Ya gray s.IdIns
nH oS ,Ss
sxesedins Is ri hands inches. to Be SHOWN a n0
walk. troii and canter. Ladies rode. and man;
ners; CONFORMATION. and style OF going were all
Mrs, Allen. on Hugh J. Grants chestnut geld |
Monday evening. Miss Mable Goods chestnut |
fnSSns hsdJs Tldaeo Sy owner get the red
black eeldlnR. King Of Spades ridden 6y Miss |
What was undoubtedly tho lost sensational
eyent o. the evening was The remsrksbls DIS
:wsd keeordins io the conditcns Il wa. Tor for
the best ladies' single turnout. owned and
3, Tdy ioE a%stsn SSn
their skill and sat in vehicles ranging from
ltlbury carts TO runabouts.
Mel aughiin; "A. more unsu table vehicle Tor a
manner In which she sent her Chestnut mare
lady hSy around ne ring aroused the great
else gaveher first prize. ''"' A''"'NS
Mrs. j.. Noble. who drove her bay gelding
Y s E before before low phaast0n was second Miss
I a Miss , Edna + Johnson's chestnut gelding
ssd ~ oHss IN w sss sr 6r Ike
,idden tandem. the horses to be shown at a
ion and manners were all considered.
This vas ss,S won bS + H. JShnson,s pair Of
1 ulme was second with his gray gslding Grey
tone and his gray mare Grey Pigeon; Alfred
luis SseE " sodnr prc Sh fs'd Gang
TGcksr,,s bay ssldinc Hooks were highly com.
d ended.
The evenings performance wound up with
wo jumping competitions. The first was In
lass 20. open to ladies' saddle horses suita-
'ls Tor hunters. for the best performance
Yer SIN w fences Gss i9 H ,sst high a.d pr,.
'elding Roy. ridden by Joseph Meisahn:
hare, piiZar, Jr s. bay mare Diana was Sec
nd Dr. !. A. J.. Wallin's brown mare Princess
vas third, and George ID. Fordyce i.eiths Cor |
!elia and ". W. fuckers bay gelding Rocks
led for fourth pace.
The second jumping class WAS for special
rize In nlats offered by William y. lie
r runners over six fences four feet high. ear.
yIng a minimum weight Of 14O pounds. |
iorses taxing first or second prizes in Class
Miss Maud Pulsifer's Roy. with Joe MeIslahn
u. was again successful Joseph Meislahn's |
ay geldInR Sport was second Charles Pnzer
r s. Diana was third while W. Scott Gamer
card bay geding Twinkle tied for fourth
The show will be continued this evening.
oIn"bIa's FeAthes-wsIEbt 'rew.
The feather weight crew OF the class OF %
Columbia College has started active train
~ and rowing on the Harlem River. The plan '
starting this crew was conceived but q week | 1
TWO ago, but the supporters OF the scheme
ave been energetic In their work, and he fol-
Dat: Brown. Kent, Weed, Virgin. Newell.
awrenes Kirby, Shipman, lazansky. Ripley,
ines. Mouraile, Gernsheim. Coy. Kendall,
hhynh. Parish. Main. Mitchell Hungerford,
Dick Weed is the manager and I. Cutler the !
zach OF the crew. During the past week the
oat house on the Harlem has been repaired
~ feather weights and the freshman