The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-10-25
ENTRIES ron THE HORSE Snow.
over I,see Royalty Bred Ariu.sis 20 SERVE
for Ribbous srs Glory Next Mo-th.

The entry list for the tenth annual exhibition
Of the National Horse Show Of America closed
yesterday with something like 200 entire,
from horsemen all over the country. While rs
yet the lists are hardly complete those in charge
gay that this years Horse Show at the Garden
which is scheduled for Nov. 12 TO II inclusive,
will in point OF sttractiveness exceed all pre-
vious exhibitions Of the association.
This year, as usual, the hsckneys will come in
for goody share of the prizes, as no less than
twenty four Of the hundred odd classes are for
this particular breed Of animal. Among the
new exhibitors whose horses are bound to at
tract attention is John Jacob Astor, who was a
liberal purchaser at some Of the recent hackney
sales. The young millionaire, in addition TO
showing seven royalty bred hackney mares,
will show the hackney stations Confidence,
Shot. and Typhoon. DIR. w. Seward Webb
liberal patron Of the hackneys, will show his
imported champion stallion Matchless of Lon
desborough imp BeTserker, and imp; Enthorpe
number OF brood mares.
Matchless OF Londesborough, who is consld-
will be remembered won the American Hack
ney Horse Society Challenge Cup last year, de-
Cheney Brothers, Hopeful H.. and Greens Rufus
As this cup goes to the owner winning y two
years IN sneeesss T.. consdetSo,e specpation is
be able to capture It again this year DR. Parke
is a greatly, improved horse this year; and as he
looking for him to turn the tables on Matchless
In class 22. for the best stallion Is hands .
inches and over, in which the winner of the
Challenge Cup is barred, 4 is thought DIR. Parke
SsSsr s % N the tne
bought Blue Peter and other we'll: known show show
horses at the Bloodgood sale; l.. j. Francke OF
Fairfax Of Virginia, George Greene Of the Mount
Chesterbrook Farms. whose imp Cadet won at
the Philadelphia show; w. +. Elkins, J. +.
conn. Mitchell Harrison Of f2 PRiadei G' 81.
Hilton, and Winthrop Rutherford.
slashing chestnut wo-year-old called Patrician,
Sir Gebbe r at the White f% ns s6 H.es Snd
w. X. II. Martins stallion American Conf
dence, well-known prize winner.
The members OF the various hunt and steeple-
and q great field Of timber toppers will strive
itoTs are Thomas Hitchcock. Jr., Robert +.
Todd Ro6er, Ii Sicys95s r. s. Palmer, Mon
$. 5: Rowland, the Belwood. stud Is. s. How:
land) II, L. Herbert, Mrs; :. /. KernoShan, and
exhibit his new imp. King. Galop in the thor
oughbred class, as well as his Russian coaching
The roadster classes have filled well. and
among the well-known amateur whips who will
he seen In the ring are Col. Lawrence Kin. Frank
Ferguson, J. Il. X. Lawrence, Marshall L.
Wilder. Joseph Agostini. J. Deekman Brown,
Joshua Gregg. Gen. Jacob Baiz, and other
members Of the driving club.
In the harness, coaching. and tandem classes
any number of we'll known names appear. in
Guiding o. II. p. Belmont T. Z. Gordon, John
Arthur. John E. Wadner, Harry W. Smith,
Harry Mclaughlin, A. de Cordova, Henry HILL
ton, A. J. Cassatt, Eugne Higgins, $, S. Rowland,
John ii. Shuts. Jr, Frank ID. Beard. W. Seward
Webb, George b. Hulme. and George Green.
In addition to tho above the management hope
TO secure the kings and queens Of the trotting
turf for n special exhibition class, including
Alix. . :03y; Drcctum, 2:O5l4; RobertJ., 2:0l1a;
Ralph Wilkes, and Others