New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-15

ERs APPLAUDED BY THE ADMIRING MULTI
TUDE-THE WINNERS or AWARDS
Popular interest in the Horse Show made
evident again yesterday and last night. when the
attendance surprisingly large considering
the forbIddng character Of the weather. II It
was raw and clustering outside. there was no
lack Of warmth and light and pleasure In the
Madison Square Garden The performances OF
the horses both during the day and at night
were Of kind to afford thorough enjoyment to
the spectators
In the forenoon there was a fine display Of
hackneys which pleased the owners Of fine car
riage horses Herds of Shetland ponies and the
green hunters In Glass NJ 1o6 delighted and
amused the lookers-on. particularly the women
and children. In the afternoon, while the riding
OF fine saddle horses driving OF high-steppers,
drill Of the mounted police and jumping OF quail
fed hunters in Class No. 1Ol made most at
tractive card for the evening The police on
their handsome bay horses. were at the Garden
with the declared intention Of taking the shine
off the display Of the park po'ce on Tuesday
night and they succeeded In way that ind'-
Gates no need for reorganization In one branch Oh
the service along certain lines at least.
MAD RUSH
The presence Of the Duke and Duche-s Of Marl-
borough In the Garden in :he afternoon was the
occa sion If another impolte and vulgar rush TO
get near view OF the English nobleman. IL
was noticeable. too that women. and well-dressed
women at that chief among the persons
who wedged themselves in a mass and stared az
and pointed at the Duke aid his American bride
officials Of the Horse Show have been thoroughly
disgusted with the conduct of many appar'"'Y
respectable people who Joined in sucn rhah-
festations OF unbounded curiosity
The Duke and his bride did not visit the Horse
Show last evening They spent the evening al
the home OF Mrs William x Vanderbilt. Ihey
are busy preparing for their trip TO Europe. Mrs'
William X. Vanderbilt wls at the sho"' now
ever in another marvellous creation In the ine
of dress She came early in company with O. II.
p Belmont and Colonel and Mrs. William Jay.
The party occupied her seats. William X Van
derbilt's box further down the same aisle was
vacant
The exhibition OF hackneys begins early In the
Garden to-day and in the forenoon there VIII
bo nm ,,e,v also a number of fine trotters. In
the afternoon there will be a variety Of classes
Judged in the ring For the evening the cab
horses. tandem teams and hunters will be the
attractions
PROGRAMME FOR TODAY
Here is to-dayS programme
a M to 10 a. m.--Horses. led or ridden may %
exercised I'm the ring.
1913 a. m.-Judging seven hackney mares Class
%. and nnc hackney mares. Glass ~
adsns ,hrss. hs'snsy snG e.~sn sarpss saeHn.y @
yearlIng FLIES, produce prize Class 80
11:g m-Juaging three standaribred three,year;; year;
tsree.y fIG r,alloeId .ysar,od alIies inss Glass TO-
12l5 D. m-Judging four pairs OF trotters CLASS IL
p m.-Recess.
p. m.--Judslng four pairs Of ponies IN harne"'
s1s G,.p; p 81 %.-Judsns ''VF" ponies O"''' ''
23o ? m--Judglng ten ,sndems over fourteen 'n'
under fifteen hands. Class ns
q m.-Judging thirteen pairs OF horses, 10 o'
shown before brougham' class g.
3.9o D. m-Judgins ten stations trotters' any aso'
shown % harness CLASS H.
4p m.-Iudging six road teams Class a. and two
road teams Teams to count % per S,e'' Seh'' ooao"
a.2o n m-Judgng hackney stations for junior
championship. Class 70
m-Judging thirteen pairs OF high s,eppers.
Glass 81
$50 nine oTsr inches SSa TWO Two
AZ six feet. class los.
& .. m.-Recess. -
5 p. m.-Parade ot all hTs' ana seeo"u p''~e WIN
ners.
s,s p. m.-Iudgug nineteen cab horses and ham
s,r cab as LEI for hire. class a.
az r-Judging nineteen tandems. Glass 20
ok n m--Judglns best performance OF twenty.
80 r,,ntars jumpers SIX successive
i,imus Ave feet high, Class no.
rhers was a fair attendance at the Horse
sbov all day Yesterday in spite of the weather.
ubich was threatening in the forenoon and be-
came positively disagreeable in the afternoon
ore ~ the officials Of the National Horse Snow
Association tokingly remarked that the London
weather. which prevailed in this city at the
Time Of the wedding of the Duke Of Marl-
had bpan m
returned as soon as the Duke had visited the
.boy All Of the officials were inclined TO de-
rlore the vulgar exhibition Of curiosity at the
carden on Wednesday evening when the Duke
aud Duchess were fairly insulted by the mob
as one man put II.
Tho dav members Of the Ring Committee yes
,orday were ex-secretary william c. Whitney
and George Peabody Wetmore and they were
., the Garden early in the forenoon and at
tended an informal meeting Of the directors OF
tho association. All Of the horses stabbed In
the Garden and in the annex, in Twenty-sev-
anth-st were reported be we'll yesterday,
but A. J. Welch of Hartford. Conn, was Obliged
70 withdraw his ;rotters. Miss Bowerman and
Bermuda Girl. because they had caught cold
in a private stable where they had been kept
DISPLAY OF HACKNEYS.
There was an interesting display OF hackneys
in the forenoon, and also fine display OF trot-
ters one OF the nnest-lookng horses in the
show Is Langton Performer, an imported
hackney stallion. and he won a blue ribbon in
competition with other fine stations in Class
No &c. Dr. w Seward Webbs imported hack
ney stallion, Matchless Of Londesborough. got
first prize because ne was virtually alone in his
class and later In the day he was beaten by
Berserker. Cadet and DR. Parke In Class No. %.
when the ge, OF the stations was alone consid-
cred
Colonel Lawrence Kip's prize-winning trotters
were decorated with more ribbons in the after
noon. and the sport before the evening recess
closed with some fine jumping by seventeen
green hunters. a slight accident occurred In
the ring early In the afternoon. Psyche, one