New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-11-08

G. ]. and Harry ,-amlin's Mambrino King ana
Dare Devil. and 8. H. Runde's Bancroft.
There are many people who go TO the Horse
Show who can't appreciate the nne points OF
blooded horses. who still know when they see
fine turnout. and these are always much delight
ed with the harness horses that are SHOWN.
Among the animals that will please this class
this year are Louis w. Worr1ser's Don wilkes
and His Excellency: st us G. Hexters Piedmont
The Cat. and Mrs John Gerken's Ledo and
Lynnewood.
Women exhibitors will take as prominent a
part In the show this year as last. and among
them Will be the following: Miss Adelaide JACK
son. Mrs. Bryce Allen. Of Prde's CrossinG'
Mass, harness horses; Mrs. J. II. Alexandra.
horses: Mrs r. ~ Balm. Poughkeepsie. trot-
tiers; Mrs. John Jacob Aston. pony; Mrs r.
Stanton Bayer. saddle horse: Mrs. F. d. Beard
Brooklyn. hunter; Mrs S. s. Rowland hunter;
Mrs. 1. c. Browne, Oakdale. l.. J.. high school
horse; Mrs. Richard F. Cadman. Huntington L.
l.. saddle pony: Miss Catherine Cameron
saddle horse: Mrs. Ernesto g. Fabbri, harness
pony; Mrs Henry Fairfax, Virginia, high step
per: Mrs. John Gerken. saddle horse: Miss
Beatrice Mills. Staatsburg. N. Y. harness pony;
Miss Pomeroy. hunter. Mrs. 6. A. Saportas. sad
die horse; Mrs. James G. Smith. West Brighton.
Staten Island high steppers; Mrs r. L. Stevens
fanny, Westbury, Long Island, high steppers:
Miss NJ. S. Vanderpoel. West Brighton. Staten
Island. saddle pony; Miss Violet Ward. Tomp-
kinsville. Staten Island. saddle horse; Mrs. Ca
mile Weiderfeld. Oyster Bay. Long Island. sad
die horse: Mrs Dobson Young. Philadelphia,
harness horse
LUNCHEON AND PRIVATE EXHIBITION.
The Horse Show will not open formally until
tomorrow morning, already stated. but the
usual custom Of giving luncheon and a private
exhibition to some Of the prominent members Of
the association and local horsemen and the press
on Sunday will be followed to-day.
The officers Of the National Horse Show Asso-
citation for this year are as follows:
Cornelius Fellowes. president; Lawrence Kip.
vice-president; George Peabody Wetmore. vice.
president H. H. Hollister. treasurer; John @.
Heckscher. secretary, and j. T. Hyde. assistant
secretary.
Cornelius Fellowes John G. Heckscher. Thomas
Hitchcock jr., II. H. Holllster. Lawrence Kip.
E.. D. Morgan A. Newbold Morris, F. A. scher-
merhorn. F. X: Sturss, George Peabody Wet
more and W. c. Whitney.
Honorary e-presidents--David Bonner. J. II.
Bradford. Hamilton w. Cary. j. d. Cheever, II.
bert De Lancey A. Kane Charles II. Kerner. f.
LamOntagne. Prescott Lawrence. II. W. T. Mall.
Alexander Taylor, jr.. Francis T. Underhill. w.
X. Vanderbilt and Rensselaer, Weston.
THE PROGRAMME.
The assignments of the Ring Committee for
the week have been thus made:
November sRsy EgsssTs nOp:9n and cSl0n. IAvrsns.
s kP Wsm1se William Whitney and George Pea"
evening e THOMAS cco ana sHr s
November il-Day Cornelius Ftl:oyes and 4. Newbold
November io-Day John c. Heckscher and F. A. scher-
merhcrn; evening. Cornelius FellOwes and A. New
November ia@Day Thomas Hitchcock ,r;;; ard F. X
vsm s' Whitley s and s4ss Pea
body wetrnore evening Frederic Bronson and Colonel
Lawrence Kip.
The judges whose opinions will decide the
distribution Of the S33 900 in prices are:
observation-disclosures Galway New York
Hnckneys-Iames McMseken. Carnbooth Ensand; H.
X BoodSood New-Mar!boro Mass; Richard Gibson
Haif:breds~H X. BloodgOea. New-Marlboro: Mass; +
T9 ods and dn Green Glen
Prescott Lawense NswT % r. Ii George T. Read
Heavy draft staloIs-H l.. Herhert New.York.
snS hand &
in harness and horses and delivery warons-Prescott
ray r. " NsT RSss Ii
Saddle and police horses, and ponies under saddle
Hunters and ismIsr..John E c9wdIn Ney Work
V. s.. New-York Or. Thomas G. Sherwood. NJ. r. c.
For the first day the official programme is as
follows:
1870 70 lls9 morses may be sxsc,:sa in the
~ m~Preninary trial of Jumpers.
/ D. m.-Recess
2 p. rn.--Judgng harness forseo r. two classes. -
c4O o. m.-Judglug six French coach stations Class Sh
p m.Judging nineteen roadsers IN harness class 10
$3.50 p. msJudgng twenty-egh pairs OF harness horss
Class 81. $50
4:3O p. n.-Judeng six thor ughbred stalios. Cass
445 o. r-Judging Glass 104) those hunters ana jump
era previously selected to compete In this class
b.a0 n m-Judging fourth hands, horses pot
under fourteen ard under fifteen hands; Class C'
A n. m.-Recess.
n -n-Parade Of all stations entered In Gases g.
& O. o. 10 ~. 23 "a. %. %. p. IS 81, u ana ~
500 D. m-Judgng twentyt three saddle horses Class "
s.5n n m--Judging forty-lve high-seppers tlass ="