The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-03-29

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Pretty women. dsshlns music. and hum
bred or more well-bred horses contributed 70
make the third night Of the Durland Horse
SHOW . success. This years exhibition will
prove the most successful ever held at the
Academy both IN point Of attendance and the
quality Of horses shown.
The nrst event on last evenings programme
was class 2. for the best saddle horse tshort
tsilsl under fifteen hands three inches, con-
formation. manners. action. and style OF going
At walk. trot. and canter. and toundnsss, all
considered. The class had fourteen entries.
the blue ribbon finally going to W. II II. Mar-
tins bay aeldinR Anonymous, ridden By MAS
ter Martin. Hugh J. Grants chestnut geld
Ing skylsrk vas second. Dr. George Il. Mum
roe's brown RsldinR Don was third. while j.
l. Gu min CHAINS black gsldinE King ofSpadss
was highly commended.
Five little boys and girls then scampersd
around the ring on their ponies for the special
prize In plate offered In class 10 for mares
or eeldings ten hands and not exceeding
fourteen hands two inches, to be rid
den By owner The youngsters gave very
pretty exhibition OF good riding. so good In
fact that the judges found great difficulty In
picking the winner They finally awarded first
prize TO Miss Lillian Johnson's black eeldine
Little Casper Miss May Durlsnd was second
on her brown mare Starlight Wilson Hatch
Tucker was third on his white mare NELLY. and
encs .Rothschilds bay Gelding Sport tied for
Ths;chiidren were followed by seven. esyly
equipped private hanson cabs In olese IL The
%Ss sGs 81 the With Ma
As this was not strictly speakins. q hansen
award 'Amongthe other exhibitors were Johp
Il. SHUTS. ". Col Albert d. Hilton: Frank
Stern. First prize went to John II. Shuts.
Jr.'s bay mare Ermine; frank F E RasSnrs
D. Hilton's bay eeldinR Aoonite was third. and
Mrs =. 3, Ormistop's gray gelding ottawa was
In class III, which followed for special Of
fered By @. L. Railey for the beet Railey saddle
horse uong tsils3 eGnformationi m manner
canter. as well as soundness to be considered.
was won by J. Wssley kosenauests brown
Mrs Joseph h. Turls bay mare Rica was third.
wSp. took par. In Gss. q Tor the best
Sf gsldinE. atsen hands; and not eIhss,c c
ns of tnrss
yellow, red. black. and blue wheels formed q
perfect rsinb9w 10 the ring a. the rpqneeouts
nd to Sd ,Ss and we s
Hugh !. Grants brown seidins Mae was second.
Err, F5s1k "a E.sId fa Esaips Monarch Mss
Grsystone was fourth. Then came class IL.
for the best weieht-carrying saddle horse.
fifteen han 10 three inches and over. up to CAR
ryinR 200 pounds. This brought out neld Of
twelve good-lookIng horses. the blue ribbon
going to Howard Carrolrs bar gsldine George;
shown. Alfred de Cordovs's bay GsldlnR. Luis
was second, L. s. Stokees chestnut xeldlng
Governor was third. and Miss @ Choats's bar
mare Countess was fourth.
An interesting class for the best professional
tandem driver connected with the academy
followed. 10 which the horses were driven be-
tween posts. Among the competitors were
Joseph Msisls 4 m, Carl stoeraer Baron Paul
G. !. Msuller. George Fosberry. and .Adolph
Stalter. The winner was Baron EietinRhon.
William Berger was second. @ +. Meuller
third. and Adolph Staltsr fourth.
This was followed by jun ping competition
In class %. which wound up the evenings
programme. The conditions called for the
best performance OF hunters or jumpers over
six fences FIVE feet high, to carry minimum
weight Of 40 pounds. the performance over
fences only to count.
This was won By Miss Maud Pulsifer's bay
gelding Roy ". W. fuckers bay geiding Ar
kell was seeond, Frank d. Boards bay gelding
Sport fourth. The show ends Tonight