New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-17

a great favorjte with the crowd led of in fine
stye clearing evc;y fence with apparent ease
Al every neat jump there was chorus OF Abs
and rlappine Of hands The horses that followed
Merry Boy were unlucky or balky and caused
mingled merriment and sorrow In the crowd
There the usual applause when the blue
ribbon went TO Merry Boy
Some of the fences were put up highe7 for the
final contest Of tn" evening and Of the show that
of the prize winners In the various jumping
classes for the champion cups. Asceuc II began
badly and threw his rider at the fourth jump.
The rider got up unhurt and rode until he was
thrown again at the same fence. After being
thrown a second time The jockey remounted. but
the horse baked at the last hurdle. Imp Sham-
rock went over several fences IN good style ana
knocked the top rails off others. Royalty began
BADLY made some pretty jumps and then knocked
down rails Black Witch won mingled applause
and groans and her performance on the whole
was fair Flycatcher made several good jumps
and some poor ones, his record being up 10 the
a'e''s' THE CROWD WITH HIM
Hurricane had the crowd with hip at the start
and there was storm OF applause as he cleared
the fences He knocked off top rails from two
fences however. Then Merry Boy followed
there was shout but after clearing two fences
IN beautiful form the horse lost his chances by
nersistently baking at the third fence. Lady
BIRD then set the crowd wild with enthusiasm
by clearing all Of the fences In beautiful style,
oniv hitting one Oh them. Quadrle then followed
with a fine display II jumping. but took top rails
off ,wo fences Monarch began well. but re-
fused 10 jump the thlrd fence Inns cioseu NJ
performance Of the show. The heavyweight;
rhamnionship went 10 Royalty. while Hurricane
took the middle-weight championship and Lady
Bird the lightweight championship The spec
,ators hogan TO leave the Garden before II p. n.
and the most successful of horse shows was over.
THE FINAL AWARDS
Tn. following final awards OF prizes made
O., the Horse Show yesterday and last evening
,,oss No 81. Saddle horses fifteen hands and under
fifteen hands two inches three years old or Over.
up 20 csnnoy be- entered in class No So First prze
(si5W Jacobite b g. iz years MI Ma ane NJ -
Imp prT Tree were only two entries in the class
clesz No %: Ponies twelve hands and rot *
e eee ing rhis class mus; be rddenFrs prize $50
. Imp .. Pnfe Sr.t $40 10 spo yT' 6f ao"n
zsa8s Mrs cars. l4f@ Pras geo po5 e Lady
class No. 80: SHETLAND ponies. not exceeding forty
six inches three years old o. over These classes
m 40 inches rt years Thomas J. Watt second
priz $40 70 PrlmTos~ rz D. i, ~ indaes' 10 year
,ncbes ; years }. Murray Hoag
class No. 80: Morgan-brod stations. three, years
p,rst prize 500 to Dennine Alien, b.; l52. p years
sred bv Honest Allen. Joseph Bateil; second prize
IyM 10 Ben Thurston. b. I2 years W. NJ V
norman; no third prize awarded
~ass NO q: Junior champion prize. open to
hackney es se w SHOWN in hand ' Or by he side Of
saddle -horse-Prize $50, 70 Lady sutton b.. by
o. Stevens: reserve ribbon to Celvia exhibited by
H. Mex TwomoN
r,ass M rs: Champion prize. open 10 hackney
las winning first prize in Glasses Ss 30 and 90
ne shown IN hand, or by the SIDE OF a saddie-horse
Denmark Of Nelly Il NIX b, T%9mbIy reserve
r pm 10 100: Offered by NJ q. Pinkney) For
best pair of ponies 'oasT than she , mares
or msad as road ponies. To be shown In har-
naassuprize $500 in money or plate TO imp Topsy.
or. m, liz yrs. and Jenny blk m h'S yrs'
George Green
FOR THE BEST HACKNEY STALLION.
.,,.s challenge cup. for the best hackney stallion
- the show open 10 stations taking first prizes
., Clsseas 49, 49, 81 and g. the winner OF the
Iun,or Championship ana Reserve Ribbon Glass
A. md N stations having taken nrst prize AT
~ an The assocation's previous shows The cup
any 10 gson nv the same horse two wears In sue
HlusA " prOperty Of The owner