The sun., 1894-11-11
THE HORSE SHOW HERE.
VIEW YoRK'S GREAT SOCIAL rUEo-
TIoN OPENS TOMORROW.

DurinG the Comfng Week "A orana
Array or Trotter-, Hrnter-. uaeh.sys
Carriage Horses, Po.is., brood Ms-.s,
Thoroughbred, s.s Dr.vsht Her-e.
New York's great social function, the Horse
Elbow. will open tomorrow at the Madison
Square Garden, and Judging from the demand
for seats and boxes, 20 cay nothing Of a mag
niicent entry list, comprising nearly thirteen
hundred highly bred animals, this years ex-
hibition will eclDse all other shows OF its kind
ever held In this country. From tomorrow
afternoon until late on Saturday night the jud e
ing will 20 on almost continuously, whom some
thing like $4,000 In premtums and Thousands
Of yards Of blue. red, yellow, and white ribbon
will be distributed TO the successful COM
petitors. While all this Is going on in
the ring New York's annual beauty show
will be seen In all Its glory on the promenade,
and II Is doubtful II In all the world q greater
number Of pretty women could be gathered to-
gether In one spot than will be seen Ia the Gar
den on almost any afternoon or evening during
the week.
The band. which heretofore has been found at
the Fourth avenue end Of the Garden, will be
moved over the main entrance on the Madison
avenue side, az II was found that the music
scared the horses entering the ring. and as
number Of accidents have happened through
this cause In the past, II was deemed best to
make the change.
The ring has been slightly enlarged, and, in
addition 10 the big annex on the Twenty seventh
street side. room has been found down stairs for
Q number Of new stalls. At that there is not
nearly enough room TO accommodate the 1877
odd entries, and local owners have been re-
ouested TO stable their own horses 90 as to make
room for out-of-town entries.
In all there are thirty-seven new exhibitors
.pd threa hundred mora horaaa thia vaar than
last, and the lovers of the trotter will be de-
lighted TO hear that the greatest increase
f. among that particular breed of animal.
The hackneys, as usual will come up very
strong, though they viii not dominate the
show to a. great an extent as In the
past. The coaching classes and four-in-
hands will make = remarkably 1ne exhibit
this year. as will the park and road tandems of
which there Is a huge entry list, and any
number of new and striking traps will be sprung
upon an unsuspoctinR public during the week.
The high stsppers, coaching and carriage
horses. to say nothing of thoroughbreds. ponies,
brood mares and roadsters, will also be there in
all their glory, while as for the hunters and
Jumpers. whose performances arouse about the
only enthusiasm In the show, their names
are legion. Owing to the largo number of
entries 1t has been decided to have q
morning a. well as an afternoon and even
ing session, 80 that the spectators dropping in
in the morning will have Just as good II not
better chance 10 see the horses at their best. or
all the entries the thoroughbreds, which come
first on the List, make about the poorest show
ing. and are hardly MP TO previous years In point
of quality, though there are some fair horses
entered. or these the Belwood studs imported
King Galop. by Galopin, owned by S. S. How
land, recent importation, and now shown for
the first time In this country. will probably COM
mand the most attention. Among the other
entries are Z. @. Cowdins Autocrat, from the
Maplewood Stud; q. w. Cooks Ironside, bred
n Ireland. and "; A; Wadsworth's imported
To make up for the rather weak showing
among the thoroughbreds there win be a grand
ever shown in this city. Heretofore trotting
men have not taken very much interest In the
Ss o. ali hs Is
some spleadid rsPEessentSativss P s S OF the great
Harry Hamlln Of the famous Village Farm. who
were missing last year nH haye sent hr.sS,,s on
sssouES$ esrrs = away way : ssiI shsSs q PEisss:
old or over. shown with four OF their get. will
bring forward such grand animals as y. II.
sns e. and HsrrS
from the Village Farm. Following this will
SsS sf: :: Ssn sssa bs bSy ST.s animal. f.
@ soss ss9Rsi s'f Ercn ars B1rinssSn. y
soSnGi Y MshPssss fiTS TSs psns @
King Rene, u. ". +: Dickerman's Bellini. =
siamboui. G. j. and Harry Hamlin's Chimes |
and Silver Chimes, and Q. J. Fitzgerald's Wis
Another class for trotting stations between
two and four years old brings out nine young
RoSfT HSsS A
Chimes and yice-Regent. Among |
he yearine stations foaled In 1893 are the get |
he way. are equally we'll represented In the |
,lsss open 70 aiIies where they viii be opposed
oiher equally Weli.khown animals.
In the driving class for mare or gelding. four
sr thirasen i we'll %eEnown animals viii lake part
including A. A. BonneT's Mary Ansei, Lawrence
D sas and tss
mares o. seldinss Col, KIP has entered Mona
iore them. Among the others Who have entered
y this class are c. ?. and Harry HAmlin. Charles
sThs hsSEheys have over thirty slasse. 70
themselves and are an unusually good lot this
500 500 Challenge cup for the Ssst stallion IN ths
Hos will srSs WsSS SS;
j swi:pess r. esa Fashion, hRsnd and George Green's i'm.
sHfSs SsaSs nj AhmGps sGs
ID star of MepaL Robert Beiths Gem
sral H., Thompson Il BiAnd's March Past
and Beftley Champion, and A. j. Cassatts
ifsiy looEi1g natrons VIII hght It out in sli
ssios including i a. II, es%srons s Count % Ssorss
Green's Sit Glbbis and Thompson, 4 Biand's
little LEVEL. Among the half-bred hAckneys
John Jacob Astor, who Is new exhibitor, will
have lot of entries, He will be opposed by w.
seward Webb and Walter L. CLARK, The pick
n the lot. however, Is Prescott Lawrence's
Rhapsody and w. l., Elkins's imp. Marvellous.
The coaching and heavy draught stations will
be well represented by entries from this farms
)f John A. Logan. Mclaughlin Brothers. 3. 3,
Rowland, and Thompson x Bland. Carriages and
horses In harness with their gaudy equipments,
harness, and irreproac liable look
ns Erooms win a. usual form one OF the principal
ist there win be some keen lighting for blue
he ribbons and cash. Among the pFOni-
si.s ss EssiyS sshIS''fr' e. Adams. Mia Louise Bell
Lohn A. Logan, John Ii; Shuts, JE. Joseph z.
Pierre Lorillsrd. JE,, Mrs, J; II. Msthsga J.
1lckerman brown, J. Cliheh Smith. II; L, Whit
ley, Mrs. Mitchell Harrison, w. Gould BrokAw,
/. ID. Beard, Miss Benedict. p. y. Collier, George