The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-03-30
DURL<SD's HORSE sBoW ENDED.

Three Hundred Horses Tnk- Part IN the
Th,rty-,wo Glasses for 81 900 In Prize..
The third annuAl horse show OF the Durlsnd
Riding Academy was brought to a successful
termination last evening before a large and
enthusiastic gath ering Of spectators During
the fur days OF the exhibition something like
300 highly bred animals have taken part in
the thirty classes. and incidentally the
winners have captured something like $1,000
In silverware
The prizes which are largely in plate. CON
sist. for the most part. In cups. vases mugs
candelabra. whips. spurs. and toilet articles
While they will undoubtedly form pleasing
additions to any ones sidebosrd. the blue.
red. and yellow ribbons. emblematic Of FIRST,
second. and third place with which the sue
csssful horses wero decorated will be treasured
long after tho silverware is forgotten.
incidentally the exhibition has served one
good purpose II no other. and that Is to show
that New York city alone possesses more than
enough horses within it's limits to give first
class horse show without any outside ard.
The features OF the show last evening were
high stsppers. ponies. high Jun ping. amateur
sters The opening event was class Tor po-
seeding fourteen hands two INCHES, four years
ssSsPPD 1Ss . r II ass ,s. % %E Ia,
whose exhibition has proyed a, fsatars Of each
evening" entertain hI, ment, hrs; e De Mayssor-
son bk rsSns Ifsis Sa:ss r' Msa t tIira
and Miss Maud Pusifer's bay geldine The
Colonel was highly commended, They were
all ridden by their owners. with the exception
q The Colonel. which was ridden By Master
In the second event. class 3. for the best sad
die horse, dong tails fifteen hands three
inches and over. conformation. manners, ac-
ts Gn x .nd ". :SS g. q gfs wSs
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Bay stallion Prospect Hill was VAS fourth. y '
An interesting eiass for the best high step
and under fifteen hands three inches. in which
soundness, STYLE: conformation. and hook ac-
Dn % bscSsst ou nD
het Of fourteen sSo highly strung aninas
GissSe d.SPss i Hsmes sl. 1' n sqs
Was SECOND. Mrs Harry %sLoua Sii chestnut
mare Miss b. was third. and J. Dickman
s.s s%s Dse IVA; es fourth and
form ed By fer the most interesting feature OF
the sysP Hp 9Ss I.
sfaaaf f Ss FiSRs .na best St
cent: wagon, 10 per cent. harness, 3 per
cent; robes. blankets and WHIP per cent:
general SpGoLntments. 10 per cent Speed not
gray mare, Flashy wilkes and gray gsiding
Stratton. both by Mamhrino Wilkes. out Of
Morgan mares. Robert I: Amends pair. the
black geldings Duke and Nero. were second.
: Ferguson drove his own rig. while Carl
btoezer handed Mr.. Amends pair.
Rsiley Tor the best Railsy saddle horse Jshort
tall, conformation. manners. action. and style
OF going at a walk. trot, and cAnter, to be con-
sidered; was won by Alfred de Cordova on his
bay gelding. Luis; F. 3, Stokes's black geld
gray gelding. Grsystone. was third.
Next came composition In class 10 for the
best amateur tandem driver under saddle;
horses 70 he driven between obstacles. and
was for boardeIs at the academy only George
2, Clsussn. who exhibited his gray geld
first prize. Miss Lillian Johnson's black
GeldinR Casper and MIRA ID. T. Pulslfer's
black Relding Matte. ridden by Carmen II.
Jarrett were second. and Ernest Crumbs
chestnut gsldlng Dick and sorrel Cslding
y, Wax were third The riders Exchanged horses
best work.
A jumping competition for amateurs only
over six fences four feet high. followed. per- |
formances over timber only TO count Seven
suited Ss.o1n d fTs5 .Sof Fart i
EeldinR Twinkle; q. ID. Fordyce Leiths chest
put mare Cornelia was second W. w. fuckers
bay geldlnR Arkell third. and Charles Phzsr's
bay mare Diana fourth.
The show wound uD with a sensational high
high Jumper open 10 all. and was won By Jos.
MsislAhans bay gslding Sport, who cleared
. feet inches. Charles pazer. Jr's bro an
geldinR Grafton. was second. clearing u feet