New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-22
wESTCBES7ERS ANNUAL HORSE SHOW
MANY wELL-KNOwN ANIMALS ENTERED FOB
SHOW RING HoNoRs-JUDGEs NAMED
FoR THE VARIOUS CLASSES

SHOW RING HoNoRs-JUDGEs NAMED
FOR THE VARIOUS CLASSES
The Westminster County Horse Show Associations
NTH annual meeting which will be held in conjunc
ton with the fair OF the Westches:er County Agri-
cultural Society at White Plains beginning on Oc-
tober and closing on October s. promises to be tho
most successful show Yet given by the association.
When the lists closed September 10 there were
found to be 800 entries on the books. divided
among nfty-seven classes The entries include sew
eral we-known high steppers and horses that have
won prizes in other contests besides many new cam
ddates for showing honors. Competitors have en-
tered in large numbers from places near and FAR. ,
and the horses that carry off the prizes will be en-
titled to something more than local fame as cham.
pons.
The harness classes usual contain the largest
number OF entries. Some OF the horses to be shown
are Mrs John Gerken's Night Darkness and Terre-
bonnie George B. Holmes Bazeaway and Golden
rod: Frederick G. Bourne's Kitty Glen and Glen
moor Dr. G. G. Gagnons The Rat and The Ferret;
w E. Kotman's Imp; Henry S. Kips Cock Robin;
Frank D. Boards Monarch and Sensation: Jacob
Rupert RS Antonio, Grayght and Golddust; w.
G. Brokaw's Peacocn. Reed Bird and Chieftan:
Mrs c. F. Havemeyer's Pattercake; Marion Story's
Lady Ethel, Lady Elsie and Isla; J. Dieknan
Alice. and Howard Willets Fllrt Washer and Co
quettc. -
rences Frills Mrs NJ T. Campbers Noveaute
Marion Story's Rocket ILL., and ]. F. Tamage jr.'A
a large number OF tandems will be shown some
of the owners being Mrs r. F. Carman. Mrs John
Gerken E. NJ. Fulton. F. d. Beard. Strauss Hex
ter p Lorlard. jr.. W. G. Brokaw, Mrs. ]. H.
Shuts jr. E. c. and G. S. Hoyt. and \. G. Reynal
The hunters and jumpers. always an interesting
class will be present in large numbers. and among
them VII. be found r. E. Todd's The Turk. The
Tartar and White Heather J: Gerkens Gismonda,
Marion Storys Twilight and Whortleberry, Thomas
A. Matands Laplander. Mrs. George A. Safortass
Vogue Charles Phzer jr.'s Nightingale. y. c. Rey-
mas WESTMINSTER Rainbow and Jalhousie. and F.
Ponies will be exhibited by Mrs. + Carman.
Henry NJ Day, Prescott Lawrence. Mrs. ]. A. Matt
land f. c. Potter. Mrs {. Oliver lselin, y G.
Reynal Miss Eleanor Emmett and Joseph Carroll
among others. and W G. Brokaw; F d. Beard j.
II. Shuts. jr.. T. a. Maitland. r, f. Carman; T. G.
and c. s. Hoyt and J. Dlckman Brown Will vie with
each other in bringing out the nattest four-in-hand-
Trotters and roadsters owned by Stephen Camp
bell w NJ v Hoffman j. F. Brown. p p. Lewis
the Harlem Valley Stock Farm and Frank NJ.
Campbell will also be presented.
The judges in the various classes were announced
yesterday follows
For trotters and roadsters-David Bonner, Charles
r. Kerner and Albert c. Hall
For hackneys-Robert Cheney.
For harness classes-Prescott Lawrence, Francis
d. Undsrh. r. w. Rives and Joseph E Widener.
For saddle horses. hunters and jumpers-F. NJ.
Ware. II L. Herbert and /. {. Altemus.
The judging will begin at o'clock each after
noon, and the announcements OF awards will be
made as decisions are reached
A special class for harness horses has just been
established in competition for prize OF $50 offered
BY II Bramha Gilbert for the best mare or geltin8
not under fifteen hands fifteen and one.
hall hands tail be locked; 20 be shown in hand:
sourdess. style. action, manners and conformation
10 be considered. This class will be exhibited one
OF the last days Of the show.