The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-03-27
DUnLzxDs HORSE snow orkNxn
The Third Annual Exhibition . sucass--
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The third annual horse show Of Durland's
Riding Academy on the Park Plaza open cd las
evening with every available inch OF space
around the tan bark arena occupied. In addi-
tion to showing some OF the best harness and
saddle horses in the metropolis. 1t afforded
medium for exhibiting some OF New York's
prettost girls on horseback.
Among those present were John H. Stariu
and family. Mr.. and Mrs Howard Carroll. Mr..
and Mrs. George G. Clausen. d. T. Seybel, Mr..
and Mrs. +. W. Little. Mr. and Mrs. A. Schwad.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. de Cor,iova. Henry Claus Col
i. b. Parsons. Henry Smith. Judge Morgan.
the Hon. Hugh ~ Grant Gen. and Mra
Thomas \. Eckert. W. W. Tucker. Mr.. and Mrs.
!. /. d. Bristol. Mr.. and Mrs. G. Doremus. Mr..
and Mrs. 4. s. Packard. Commissioner J. Ser
geant Cram Col A. u. lliton.J. NJ. Hughes. Mr..
and Mrs George ID. r. Leith and Mr.. and Mrs.
bunlsr sounded call. and dozen or more good
looking saddle horses eantered into the ring
ss Is saG hsse "s snd ' oVsT
goins st walk. tIot. and canter were all con-
Ware. ssmueI ". Taylor. Jr., A. PhiiiD Hex.
amer. and Adolph Busch. After some dellh-
bon. Miss, Il {. Frrnks bay peidinc Hector
Luis was was third. and Joseph Mesiahn's ' bay
geldin9 Snort was highly commended.
die hOrse !ions tailsI under IS hands 3 inches.
Miss A. Guggenh eimer's brown gelding Sir
bay soldng RSttler was seeond. Bruss BoDDs,:
black rxg :ding sarop n vas third and Mr. Joseph
Three bsauiifuI animals amin took oE s.rt In tn.
%sSnmpesitiop Tor ne best High School horse
tic ; hSIss sGow otto An.nd.s black
brown ssSs ssdnT 'ss
ssE va. second, and T.sau%n Third. eA nus
for the best ladies saddle horse to be ridden
By lady. conformation. action. and style Of
s Sns wa. 81 fS aoa IL class SSa
Of the evening. No less than twelve young
riding was far above tho average After a long
dIssa.sion The ridges finally swarded n. blue
.%SeTbly sanSied BY It's oWnsl Aired hs g.
tSra SS ss@as e eSnDe ThtSh WAS wa:
second. Mrs. Howard MacNutts chestnut
S Gooas tadds WAS Su and Mss Edna
johnson would IN all probability have captured
s. place sss but for her bay ssd
entered the rims: liant won first prize at the
SWs;s.nt show In the MSd lao. square Garden;
black pony Black Baby was then shown and
attracted considerable attention.
which was next on the programme, only three
rigs were shown. The com petition was for tho
best mare or geldinr and road rig" and was
counted 90 per cent. wagon Is per cent.
harness per cent. robes. blank cts. and whip
3 per cent. and general appointments and
style ~ per cent. As far as looks went there
was only one horse In IT, That was Frank
won first honors. Edward Clark's ba : gsldIn9
Doris Was second: and NJ. ], honhoimers bay
fair lot OF weiRht-carrying saddle horses
the ring and a slashing chestnut gslding.
firss prise. Mrs Howard MscNatts ehe. tt
gelding Kippie was second. d. F. Seybel's
Brstzhelds, roam Eeidlne. Jack wa. highly
commended. ANOTHER interesting class for
park tandems followed, In which four per-
fectly appointed rigs were fooled around tho
tanbark ring by their owners. Frank ID.
Peard Of BIooklyn was awarded the slus
arch. George H. Hume, who showed SuperbA
and Greystone.w was second; George Warning
ton Curtis's pair OF brown geldings JaekdAv
and Cock Robin were third. and Iemuel Il.
Wellss bsy R"ldings GlAucus and True Boy
Aiumping composition in Class Ia for a sps-
cial prize offered by ]. Nj. Jenkins wound up
the evenings entertainment. This was for
the best performance Of hunters; carving .
fences four feet ak inches high. Performance
over the timber counted sixty per cent. and
conform alton forty per cent. On the wholet the
horses did very well and took their JUMPS
nicely. "; ". fuckers bay, gelding Arkell
mare Cornelia was second Frank ID. BeArd's
bay gelding Twinkle was third. and Joseph
Msislahu's bay geding sport fourth.
The show will be continued this evening