New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-17

,.w.,. steamed and glstcned the same high hats
and frock coats of great length impeded the move
ments OF the;I wearers. and the same cdhes-VheN
all call them sticks at the Horse Show-ali were
there and on exhibition The judges got 70 WORK
quickly yesterday and disposed OF the classes.
But they struck when Class was
shown This was the racing stallion class ana with
such animals rs were IN the ring tho judges had a
hard time in awarding the blue Tose'te For an
hour they inspected the big creatures. ana hnaHy
picked on, STEAMBOAT the winner. Mahogany
Bellin. Fillmore and Heir-at-Law were StanDou!s
competitors bu; the great and only beat them all
Three fourth hands were shown and quickly dis
posed Of Francis H. Beard got The blue ribbon. the
New-York Coaca Horse ard cob Company the sec
ond priz. ard O. H. =. Belmon's team got
v h. C. Hackney stations. Glasses % and H. were
shown and then the Jumping began AS usual In
terest centred in this hazardous performance The
horses were ladies' qualified hunters. ard well did
they lock as they pranced in the ring. Some OF
them tried 70 get the coveted blue rosete on their
shape" and not by their performances over the
Jumps But they didn't.
When mares and geidinss In pairs before brough-
came to BE- judged tho perfectly appointed
craps" never shown before an appreciatiVe
crowd. The Judges had hard time OF II. The
spectators individually and collectively. constituted
themselves judges too ard bestowed applause on
every team. The coachmen drove round and round
and preserved faces OF .Erovible gravity, and the
grooms by their sides did likewise. sigh OF salts
faction went up from the crowd when Joseph l..
Wideners DorO;hea and Actress walked off with
the blue roseite The beautiful bays favorites
from the start. Greylght and Sparkle. owned by j.
Clinch Smith. took the second award; the " h. c.
ribbon went 10 Commander and Cardinal. New York
Coach Horse and Cob Company. and h. G.
taken by W. Seward Webb's Lewiston Boy and An
gelica The jumping contests followed the awarding
OF these prizes. There jumping both good and
bad. and beyond saying the bad bad and the
good good H. deserves no further mention.
As early as 100 O'Clock in the evening every
Of the balcony and gallery seats taken. and
the crowd sat patiently looking at the deserted
ring and the of equally deserted private
boxes and reserved seats. One hour and a half
later both OF the last two were damned and the
promenade began TO take on its usual appearance
OF f1fthave. after church Sunday. only 1t was
little more crowded. Those who cannot get into
'he Tree seats and do not boxes just cling to
the barrier like limpets 10 a rock and patiently,
ana With every semblance Of delight. stand from
O'Clock until II gazing at the inspiring scenes in
ne ring. Little that crowd for hunks OF
mud thrown from the steel-clad hoofs of the
horses; little do they care for the fatigue. They
'eei mat they part Of the show. indeed they
are ana they are proud of It, The boxholders
nave become wise by experience They have
eained that TO leave their posts OF vantage is to
invite death-,o Worth toilets and Poole subsidy
~ tHey All SIT anu tHe iofbHette II
brought into play in lieu OF paying calls" Some
'u'esome spirits. OF course. braved the crowd.
' one minute generally suffced for the trial and
s"' were they TO get home again." so to speak.
ALWAYS A JOLLY CROWD.
ne great assemblage last night of those
ue'iy and wet-dressed-a great part OF IL much
,e 'han enthusiastically. good-natured crowds
MN are 80 characteristic OF New-York.
one look over the Garden last night fascinated
nd nnlxr he xIo n and In
'erate lovers OF horsefiesh could keep their eyes
., 'ne crowd. AS for the women. they I'm
Me- snth-aye. In calico and cloth gazed.
90 e o't enviously. at F1fth-ave In silk and satin
'v OF the friendly kind rife notabilities
ea al others OF their kind. and the salutations
sAcnAnsed between the boxholders and the seat
p'e made necessary much doffing OF hats
4 bending Of feminine heads that many a hat