New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-16

.,h ,tA ring affords The grooms don't They
are efficient and proficient srooIns, too-er,'eh' III
their knowledge Of horsehesh and the handing OF
ther charges and proficient in the art of profanity
o.. ,ha,. never offend Their anathemas, while
orrest are subdued so when the children see the
Inns Of the erooms convulsively moving they say q
"Oh, there is John cI'at' Mike or BID chewing
gum
But now children and grooms. you have had all
,b. notice Won are entitled 10. children OF a larger
ou,h demand some attention These latter Simply
filled the Garden from roof TO cellar Yesterday al"
made the largest afternoon CROWD "hlch mas d. Se'
attended the Show. At o'clock there was s'd'u-
,rc room only in the promenade. and every box
WAS crowded So all the seats ana so "e'" inc
balconies. The band seemed TO have been ihSPiit''
to- ra,er lauder sounded their blasts When Mt
Lander lifted his baton for THE Musical i'l'
that band got down to business in style "hicn
vas awesome. But all were happy-spec'd'"S'
hand ushers and horses. and when the green hunt-
ers had left the rng-these ending the AFTERNOON"
nrog-amrne-fhe big crowd dispersed TO dress an"
dine and return 10 the Garden for the evening
show
RESULTS OF THE JUDGING.
ya.,o-l.v.s Judging began with the hackney stall
Inns and mares in the three-year-oh class; mares
two years Old and pony mares Stahnai" p'oo'
mares came next and then the pony sta"'oilS WIZ
sent into the ring. The trotters had the" "'"ie1
at noon and after the recess ponies In ana out OF
up admirers.
The saddle horses. Classes rs and TO- showed that
they were vel fitted TO carry out their duties anu
the roadsters behaved well There were uI7e's ]"
this class yesterday. Thirteen STATIONS "V'.''''
were shown "to the Bride. and IT took Il long
time n iuJge them They were all 50 wci matched
that tho Judges had 10 be careful very careful
The taoderDs afforded much joy for all Inc spec'd-
tors were pleased. the drivers more pleased. ana
me horsss did their best to establish TINS hapPS
condition Of affairs
At $50 O'Clock eighteen green hunters were SHOW"
over the hurdles and green those hunters were
And they were scared half to death too. heas's
good workers. probably, In open couhuy-S'' 'a
tied" and then ratified the bars OF the p'''o's anu
tina, bere we're no spills to speak OF argues pet
for the skill Of the riders than for the merits o'
the horses
Francis d. Boards Perfection Nved-tndt 49,
jumped-up to her name. The glossy Day just TOOK
those hurdles. after another' "',"'"' Ca 'e
a rail- and the Garden rang with apP'duo
owned by Adam Beck did pretty well ana fhui
r. Bonners Twilight simply disgracen he'Se',' on
baked AT the green refused hurdle NO. J. ana ""e"
put to it knocked it down. OUT went "''7""
Colonel f. B. Parsons Sport refused me "hi'e ""'
doc twice but on the third round TOOK every Da,''
and much applause waldorf be"moo' ~
behaved glorously and was applauded. Inc o'n'i >
d!d work which be described as peiHS ''0 ~
to middng
JAM IN THE EVENING.
But il the Garden was crowded In the AFTERNOON
what can be said OF the evening! CTo"ue' ~
not even begin to express II. There was not 'p,
for anything but a very limited amount OF wal"
ing How many people were In the "arne, ~
impossible to say but the big place VIII ho'' ~
people and II * safe TO say that the number was
There last night At 9l5 o'clock the SAFE Vi a."
mission tickets was stopped, and great crown "
badly disappointed would cspectators )o'heo u"
outside world The Outside world is ana wiz
continue be until Saturday midnight, al Su'"
people cannot get into the Horse show =, ,
ne sight last night one when no wotus H.
adequately describe The entrance to the Garden
VA, Vas fairly mobbed-mobped. OF course In vi
p1nte way but mobbed nevertheless Many "a toIie,,
which had taken hours OF preparation was ruinea
~ an instant and many dress coat anu Wy
ns, were slowed away by their owners late as.
ana n.Lthe coat strained to the point OF burstns
urec I'll or IL