New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-28

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was won in 1893 by Dr. W Seward webb's Match.
This wear for Matchless of Londesborough Is again
entered and among the other entries are ~,
Parke. imported Rufus, jr, and the "eh-N"'""
Among the hackney stations four years oiu ~
over star of Mepa Genera H. JuDl S;lo Crnsader
and Enhorpe Performer are in class ~ me bawe
er OF wearing stations mus hnG hat BRED ones
ene There H is big s entry l no o Bright
ana silvia. There will be plenty Of work cut out
for Mr Llvesey to pick the best among the Two"
the yearng FLIES fifteen in number -, shon,r
and among the lot are Orlons, French and Ger,
man Eight heavy draught stations of any breed
VIII go into b the ns emd tnf by masking
two entries. the largest on record The horses IN
are fifteen pairs of the same kind in class 49,
Glass Il has thirty entries. and seventeen pairs
are in class 49, Among p ,ng 81 be same class
number eighteen Thrty-eight carriage horses
will also be shown.
HERE ARE THE FOURINHANDS
Everybody always takes a tremendous interest
in the fourth hands. and among those who nave
entered are O. II. T. Belmont r. d. Beard. George
T. Hulme A. j. Cassatt, John Arthur and W
Seward Webb one of the interesting special
prizes is THE Waldorf $500 in plate offered by
George G. soldt for the best amateur driving or
teams (four-in- hands, between obstacles, each
competitor to drive his team first and then change
by lot. For this prize several well, known WHIPS
have entered. among them Richard f. Carnan
Harrison X. Gamer and John {. Nroome, OF fhlla-
dcipha Barclay Warburton. T; snffern Taller T.
CONWAY and ]. Dicsman Brown. ..,.. ,,o.
eyer before, while the same s true OF the saddle
horse classes. among the entries In the latter pc
ing Sidney Dillon Ripley. Mrs s S. Rowland
M Ms' pF' N H9'P%, nEma nso" GeoFs
NJ Boll v, W, sherman and Miss Edna E .I
High school class viii be seen. there being ten.
known jumpers az Seabreeze. Lady Lambton.
Bythesea Athlete. Longford. Countess. Gamecock.
Good Boy. kensngton Ladybird tie Ger honest
green hunters will try their fortune over the
sticks. Thirty.eight are entered in the Corinthian
clubs while the jumping class. open to all. has
fifty entries. The popular competition between
the horses belonging to the police Will be repeated
and ten from the municipal force and twenty-six
park officers are entered.
Tho sale Of boxes at auction VIII be held in the
Concert Hall Of the Madison Square Garden on
Wednesday. October 81. at , D. m. The competi-
ton will be confined exclusively to stockholders
and members of the association. This will also be
the fashionable set in the city will all be there
Tea will be served and the occasion will seem
more like reception to the home-comers than
The usual stable annex will be built in Twenty
seventh-st; and the other preparations at the
officers OF the association. who will be kept busy
enough from now to November II. are Cornelius
Fellowes. president: Lawrence Kip and George
Peabody Wetmore. vice presidents II. X. HOLSTER
treasurer; John g. Heckscher secretary; j. r
Hyde. assistant secretary.