New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-09
HORSES MAKE a SHO".
ExurRrT1ON OF THE BROOKLYN RIDING
AND DRIVING CLUB.
IT BEGINS UNDER FAVORABLE. AusPicES-"'N'
NERs OF THE PRIZES.


IT BEGINS UNDER FAVORABLE AUSPICES
NERs OF THE PRIZES.
The third annual horse show OF 'he n' .eht,,-
Driving Club OF Brooklyn. opened At tha' i" -,
able resort at Vanderbilt ave ana the raiN -.
last night under unusually favoraDe ci'cuN -,,o
The Judges sat in the centre OF the tanoarA inns
Here Is a LIST OF them: Frank X. Sturgis. fr@ue,a0
Bronson August Belmont. Francis /. 'ilue- ' ,'
John d. Cheever. Francis VI. Ware Johh T., -" ',
NJ. Charles f. Roe. Samuel W. Taylor )r "eo'
Field, Thomas Mccarthy, DAVID Bonner "'' ~,
Clinch Smith. The clerk of the ring Is |"a'''' w.
Smith ~
Long before o'clock the hour set for Ire open
Ing frequenters Of the club wended their way 10 e
enclosure and when the bugler souhde' MS -. -,
clarion blast. there assemb.age present "'S'
We'd with any that has ever gathered III brooA'"
An exhibition OF fifteen saddle horses WIN Il !" -
prize OF money plate offered by Henry ho"eiS u
S. introduced the programme. IS the horses came
on to the tanbark after another the appi' 'a
hearty and sincere. After dong ''eii '"''''
the grave judges walked about ana then' Pu..''S
their heads together gave the hrst prize ~ i
point, Charles b. Van Nostrand's gray ge'i'ns'
Relish. owned by T.. r. II. Tamage' WIS seoo"''
and S. c. Prizes L.eweyn was third
Six horses in harness, driven BY young "o"ie"
were next judged Timothy H. Woodruhs GOSSIP
driven by Miss Rossitcr. received hrst hoho'9
Prince. driven by Miss Beatrice Barnes, second anu
Merry Monarch. driven by Miss sher"e'' '"'u
Prize. $g.
Three mark tandcms came next This was one OF
the prominent features u the evening. Timothy J"
Woodruff the first TO wheel into view WIN MS
bay eoldngs Vogue ana Emperor. lie was 1"c"ly
followed by Emile Fhzcr with bay geldings ana H.
IT, Salmon with his IIighnycr and Lady jess i"'
exhibition was extremely pretty and won hearty APP
plause. Mr. Salmon's leader created "sc'ne ny
rising and paving the afr. Of his nmble hoois
grazing the nose OF bis follower ana bringing io''"
lltto screams from tho women who wore bd"ooh
sleeves. Mr. rnzer won first money. 800: second
honors werc carried on by Mr.. Salmon while MT'
Woodruff had - be content with third place.
Georg, T. Fiskc with his Headlight won the
urlzo Of 81 In tho saillc-horae class. Theodore r.
Mlllcrs iIoncyboy was second and Frank &. Jen-
SIX carriage horses followed. drawing dogcar,s.
gigs ana phaotons. The prize WAS 81. on'r'l "
Jess. captured tic hearts OF the. women. ana mo
judges also ihouFht he deserved hIsi pllH,,' ~"
Four iond"ms driven by women next fc under
pleasing. the youns women exhibiting 'N,'1' ~, ~
horscmanshp. Miss Ic@trce Iarnes Gfy'ns Irs'
secured ' the pic q =, offered, Georse H. Quits.
Miss Rosyl'ar. with Nogu. and General WAS sec
ond and Miss candoc. with Donald ana basina'
Six pairs Of hleh.sieppers ncS, pranesi for re, re-,
won the prize Il - offered by T.. II. Barnes. rimo,
~ Wo1ir1a's Arls,ocrat ana Emperor ihird.
In the carriage horse cias there were i~o
entries only Timothy l.. Woolruns pair. Prince
Karl ami lie Dutchees. taking the Prize Raymond
IIonglan!'s Baron ana Prince we're the ,ihcr par.
Glass 60 was jumping. seven Jumpers t5hs
over ak fences. at four feet Two az -FOUR icrt
six inches and Two at I'VE feet J.. u. idIsoh
hay geldiug sport took the prize OF Aa oNer"i
by William g. Read. Lewis NJ gibbs Glonliyet
was second and r. Il. Woodwaris Tycho Brahe
third. 49,. =.
judging high jumpers was the Last dniy or
the men who h.stoH cd the ribbons IN" Ulh!s
Eccon ~ four feet six incnes and We're raised 10
six feet The contest VAS exciting, DICK Don
u ktn.nl TX n
r.ilng to victory T. y. Parsons sport ridden
Ey Harry Taylor. being close second. The prize
To-nish,'s programme includes conies, By nine
mounted park police.