New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-11-11
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THE REIGN OF THE HoRsR
HIS SWAY CONTINUES AT NADlDoU
SQUARE GARDEN.
ANOTHER LARGE CROWD YEsTERDAY-BxuuD1
rIoNs OF PONIES AND HAcKNEYs-pRliA
OF THE PARK MOUNTED POLICE


Music and silks and Jewels and howsfoA
flowers and Jewels and silks and music. and -
all the hum of WELL bred and decorous converses
ton. This was the Horse Show Monday and
Tuesday. and this 1t will be to-day, Tomorrow
Friday and up to Saturday night. Yesterday
morning might almost have been called chals
dren's hour, however. The Shetland and Other
ponies were out then for Judgment in the ring
and many Of the little folks. who are always Inc
terested In the tiny bits Of horsehesh. came out
to see their favorites. The small animals put
on their best manners. as their superiors In siso
did. and they were much admired.
AS usual. society did not arrive in any nun
bers until late in the day. It drifted in for -
hour or so just before dinner and did not appear
again until nearly 0 o'clock. But It was present
in just as large numbers yesterday a. on Mon.
day. and II anybody had any lingering doubts
as to whether fashion was really going to -
the Horse Show through he abandoned them
straightway last night. The afternoon saw n
the Garden many persons who are not regarded
as belonging to society," but are, nevertheless.
more or less we'll known to the city. Among
their number were several actresses. one Of them
a woman who is now conspicuous on the vaudes
VILE stage and will ride q horse Of her own II
the high class this afternoon. In the late
evening the boxes filled up unanimously, a. they
did on the evening before and the same brilliant
assembly of costumes delighted the eyes Of the
thousands that leisurely circled the promsnaAe
and openly admired the human show.
PROGRAMME FOR TO-DAY.
The programme for to-day Is as follows:
. g. m to 10 a. m.-Hoses led or ridden may Be- ssas
io,i5 m-Prelmnary trial the umps Of al ho.:ss
entered In Class l03 Cornthian Class mo rssttiesleo
se,sa !ss' VI. S: Iao % Sss
pony x ssi o.sns %
II l4s a. m-Judging hackney stations three years ~
12 mMJudsnr 8 hackney mares Class %.
1890 D. m.-Judging hackney mares. Class 20
p m.Judslng II pon,e. under SADDLE; Ga Class - g.
:ss %5Ssss %-5Sssns @ s:.es :s:s: S:::
s:is m.Judsins street Cleaning Department hes''s
s:ss .' p M Judging trotters with record Of sse =
ss1ssy b :'s,s.. cf.:: S::' r
80" with four of their get. Glass q.
ssS m5ussns eSafi suased hunters
s D. m-Parade Of prize winners z,u
ss sss m5udsns mudsns % r hsrn:s. : horses cs:
ESQ s.. os os's hs s'':ss
The exhibition of hcrsenesh was more u.
teresting to the average nan yesterday tnen
on Monday. and there was consequently more
attention paid to the ring. In the classes ds-
voted to the Shetland ponies. Thomas l. Waf8
and George Green succeeded in carrying away
the larger part Of the prizes. The class IN
which seventeen Shetland broodmares appeared
appealed to the popular interest ana m
this case the popular interest hit the nai 10 tne
neirhborhood of the head. for the little mares
certainly presented sight that It II proper 70
call cunning or cute or some such thing. -
thew cantered around the ring. followed ~
their Tiny squealing colts.
APPEARANCE OF THE HAcKNEYA
After the ponies the hackneys occupied the
balance Of the mornings programme In past
wears the hackneys have received most OF the
fashionable applause and scrutiny. and those
that were shown yesterday were not regarded