New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-26
THE HORSE SHOW COMING.
PRIZE LIST FOR THE TWELFTH ANNUAL
EXHIBITION ISSUED.
TO BE HELD AT MADISON SQUARE GARDEN FROM
NOVEMBER TO NOVEMBER a. INCLUSIVE
pREMIrMs AMorNTING To sagOoo.

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The prize list FOR its twelfth annual exhibition
has just been issued by the National Horse SHOW
Association Of America. The exhibition is TO bee
held at Madison square Garden from November
20 November "a. inclusive and the book just ou'
gives all advance information regarding the differ
ent classes and the premiums which amount IN al.
TO $4,000
The Horse Show has grown TO be- looked upon as
one OF the chief Incidents in the fashionable life OF
this city. is fame and reputation are such ln''
people come from an parts Of tne United States To
attend 1t. 1t has been said hat people so not so
much from a desire 20 see the iino horsehesh com
petng for prizes from the pleasure derived rom
the parading UP and down OF fashionable men ana
women. the latter In beautiful ana fetch.hs GUS
TUNES Mners and dressmakors have come 10
look upon the occasion one not less in impoi-
lance than Easter. Fair womankind simply goes
into ecsiases over the Horse SHOW, and the society
woman who has not "a gown made specltnE loi
each day of the show does not feel mat she j. 40
ing herself justice. To see and oe seen Is one u.
the guiding rules Of the dcvoiees OF the S"O"' anu
indeed this little rule may be looked upon a. one
which ranks among the first IN mdA'"s '''
the great success that il always l..
Raising their expectations upon the splendid
achievements OF the past the managers look Tor even
a more complete success this year than ever D'.o''
The premiums offered are tempting and range a" 'ne
way from 500 for frs. prize in The Thoroughbred s
lion class down 10 $So for the first prizes III IN ''
land stallion ana broodmare classes
Tho classes include according 20 the book just Is
s,a3 nv The association thoroughbreis. hacNneys'
halfhreds trottors. roatsters and ROAD fss ',nCn
coachers pony stations. hroodmares' "'dES "'"''
stations four-n-hands. tandems, CARRIAGES ''''
horses. carriages and appointments, hahsoih ',"s'
n,nies in harness horses and livery wagons sd'
"a ,o.ica horses Monies under saddle. hunters ana
jumpers .,o
THOSE desiring ~ become members OF The associa-
ton" say tho rules can do 50 by renting Sio tan
nual dues for the year 1890. when their names VII.
be submitted 10 the Committee on Membership anu
II approvod they will be duly elected. Members arc
given a badge which viii he forfeited y transferred
entiflng them 10 admission at all times during the
week Of the exhibition and also for That week 70 tne
use of the clubroom the corner Of Tweniy-siX'h-
S. and Madison-ave In case II loss duplicate badges
The mice for a woman- ticket will he s., admitting
the bearer at all times during ne week 20 the snow
Announcement t. made mat 'if mas hetn okIe'' ny
Inc leading trunk lines that all exhibitions Tor
warded d the National Horse $40" run iarln rae 5
reshippea Wl'3n mn 80 ',ndr livestock CON
NJ. ~, he t-,,uk lines which carried me upon
presentation OF certificate signed by ne proper ON
Gers OF the exhibition. 10 the elect mat ur Snlp-
ments are unsod exhibitions which have paid iul
The rules and regulations governing entries and
co-rnotj.ions are fu,l and complete covering I'VE
pares or the book Just issued Entries close on sat
Tbf offcers Of the Rational Horse SHOW Associa-
tion Of America are Presicnt D9T1"lns n1:
V-etmoro. treasurer H. H. Holistor. secretary.
Fsllowes John c. Uockschor Thomas Hitchcock
Tcwbo ID Morris F 4 schermerhorn F. X sturris.
George Peabody Wetmore honorary yicc-prrSi-
cary. ] n Chcever II. De Courcey Forbes William
Edwards Il L. Herbert De IanG 49, "a. Ha s
renee II W T Mali Alexander Taylor r.. Francis
T Undcrhin. ". X. Vanderbilt and Rensselaer,