New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-07
WOMEN EXHIBITORS AT The oii

WOMEN EXHIBITORS AT THE o'O"'
THE NUMBER GREATER THIS YEAR THAN EVE"
BEFoRE-THE ENTRIES
u the animals owned by women were Withdraw"
from tie entry lists OF the coming horse Sno" :"
Madison Square Garden the loss both from s''.''
pont of quality and of numbers, would De Sc w.,
ono Last year eight first prizes were taken pS
woman exhibitors and the total number OF prizes
unn nv women in all the classes was twenty-five
This seasons list should afford an even oe''e.
showing for nearly all the former prlze-"i'i"''o
have entered again. and many new names hPp'"'
upon the books .,or,,
horses IN three different classes. Probably the most
famous one is the handsome mare Lady Bird "ihch
took first prize last year in the jumping cias''
another first prize in the class for hunters OF JUMP
ers over six fences five feet high. ana scco"u
prze in the champion class for hunters In the S"'
die classes Mrs Rowland has Tiny and Belmont
also winners last year. together with several ne"
ones She is represented besides In one OF the mar
classes. -,
Mrs John Gerken who Is well-known al the III"
inc schools AS an expert horsewoman. is the owner
OF Iadas and Gismonda. and has, In additon u
these other saddle horses in the show
Nerryboy the property of Miss May Bifu' Oh
westburv Long Island. Is IN again this year, ana
II he does as well as in the preceding exhibition
he will win two first prizes and one second lie
was sdiudced the finest ladies' hunter In class OF
twenty-one entries Miss Bird on Merrypoy mas
been a familiar figure at nearly all of the Meadow
brook hunts and is fearless cross-country rider
Mrs f. G.. Bourne enters the beau'fui RUSSIAN
stallion AID noted as n highschool horse. He VIII
probably be ridden in the ring by Emil antony
the teacher at the Riding Club
Mrs ". E. HOFFMAN. whose Ray took prize last
wear has several more saddle horses H. anu soihe
entries among the hackneys as we'll
Other women who have considered their 1aVoVite
mounts worthy to win blue ribbons and honors are
Miss Louisa NJ. Bell the owner OF Silence; MIS-
Robert L. an I hu EfsG Mrs r. Luis onsya
also represened in both the Isoye ca5Ses Mrs
Woo p Grand Miss Anna Mcintyre Miss PomerOy.
Miss Kate Strauss and Mrs. Joan Hesr NV Miss
' y,ll nrobaby be seen again the name of
her owner, however having 9sen Tm n Wrs ~ Nes
yTspPn Me- damghter of David Tenny Pulsifer, the
owner OF Tenny and numerous other wei-Nho""
Although the saddle classes naturally rally embrace race
most of the horses owned by women there are neV
the animals to be driven in harness GLADYS the
harness formerly owned by fairy fa nnar
a second prize winner In a large CLASS iast yedi,
now belongs to Mrs T. snffern Taller and viii be
exhibited in her name sie punch and Tess Which have
w he q hrh Standardization and she viii probably enter
Ms Marion Story has especial t9ndnsss for
PONIES and highly successful win , ner pes pei
last bo The b Ps1issS sve eap%red the ribbon
before will try again this season Lazy Elsie a''o
Mrs f. H. Hartman. whose husband is ine owNef
of STEAMBOAT and other famous trot'ers' Is oie u
tho few women entering a tandem 81, ,,u
From Philadelphia several horses oi cd Ts
Hubbards entered In the harness % CO.
Another woman exhibitor In still diiIsTent CldsS
from any vet mentioned is Mrs. Mitchell HARRISON;
rEn owns the hackney brood mares ulrica ana
Carton Pride. winners each OF thiru pr'~es i"s'
year. , -o,.h,, No, q comnlete
list of the women who own horses 10 De seen az
the coming show, 1t embraces all the lipor s ssm.
entres and gives an idea of the large snare WHICH
thev Contribute to the value Of the exhibition