The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1896-11-12

went wild over them. 1t was a hard class to
Judge. but the awards finally went as follows:
First, SPORTING Duke, n beautiful black,
lion Prince, ridden By George Won Karlowski;
third, the bay stallion A. D.. ridden by Emil
seen against their glossy hides, and the natty
costumes Of the professional riders, gave to this
exhibit a sort OF full-dress. gala effect that was
unique.
Last OF all zane the jumping. Those who had
seen the earlier performances of the hunters
they got IL surprise. for the jumping was sur
pris!nglJ good. Twenty;eiEht hunters were Oh
amateur riders, and with ono or two escep-
lions they went over the fences like greyhounds.
foot hedge. a four.foot barred sit gate, auf a four "A i? Foot
barrier or corn shocks, and a f~ive-foot barred
the top rail of the gates was covered with hedge
green; Which made these jumps a little
irIddsn by Harry ". Ds Smith; hS'S The s% o%acr hF' ser;
out an %instant's pause or balEing. Fox
hall Keene followed on "A mount that took of
up. and somehow cleared the fences without:
touching them. His method Of getting over the
much applause. The fourth horse was the first
to refuse a jump. After three balks at the
high fence he retired in great disorder. stir
Mr.. Keene took a second turn on an amino!
that ought to get six months on the Island for
hi5p IL u llt lHhllE u HTSL
hedge the horse charged on the second open.
mopthed and sent all the bars but one lying
right and left.
set 'em up In the other alley" cr!ea che rail
birds cheerfully.
Up went the bars again. and this time tho
beast tried TO turn a sumersault over them, in
which attempt he was vigorously discouraged
bv his rider. After some very pretty horse
the bars. only TO have him batter down
the corn, fence in the manner of n half back
digging holes with himself in an opposing line.
Next TINS cheerful animal Kick ed the four lower
bars out OF the ~tIvr-fODt obstacle. and then exc.
e eTis4 q Ihi ia Pamd tinf u Siar,y III" iud sSs
other entries flew over the Jumps witt
the ease and promptitude OF a crowd OF
won the blue Ribbon Tor Warren Mnnsicia
healey's Kensington. Harry w. smith, the
Brier. Robert l.. Stevens got third on. QuaGrille.
and Adam Beck rode his mare Ladylike into
the applause was almost continuous.
The following figures OF the attendance ms far
AS it has been reck.ned have been given out by
the management OF the Horse show:
% S$.;ssy s5'";%%ss ,;:::55$ $$$ E E;s%i"s":"* e SSS
There were probably close to 5000 persons
present last night.
HACKNEY CADET AND HIS FAMILY.
Five hackney classes were shown during tho
morning and afternoon. but none OF them ex-
compared with those which are to follow later
in the week. For stations shown with four Of
their get Rl of the entries declined the cOmha:
except \. !. Cassatt's Cadet and +. q Bourrc's
Eutliorpe Performer, II was a battle royal be-
younger horee, making the better showing
on the tan1ark. while Cadet had the adj
y WIZ him WE" we're shown G' Rickel 10 and his rr!i Ert'
the winners OF first and second prizes
in the class for two year.old colts; Polly, win
ner Of third honOrs In the class for two-y ear-Old
hllies. and Patrick. the entry Of Mr.. CHssatt in
the Hackney Produce Pli2c, His progeny weio
one aud ali n credit to their sire, ana thn mas.
riv- twe!ve-year-old son OF Lord Derby and
Princess carried h!s. ribbon proudly when tho
seven-year-Old sire TO show, the lot h"ing made
up Of kosseau Performer, winner OF third prize
Ia the three ysar-Old class; Indian Princess, The
Squaw. and Princes Olga.
John Jacob Astor'S flash little brown horse
equine pride, when he STEPPED into the
ring 20 parade for the prize in the class
The cight-year.old ron OF Confidential and
Lady Flash p0ssesscs more stylo than
adrnm major, with wonderful finish and sym,
metrN OF form. An amateur horSeman would
have awarded the blue ribbon to him without n
second lOok ut the others. H. horse flesh rs in
everything else, however, all Is not gold that
%glittcrs. After the experts had seen the horses
shown in action with ana without their trap
ping, and had c. ideally examined them at rest
the SNOWY little brown got the white rosette. all
Of the others being placed above him in tho
awGtd. Hackney critics say that he lacks the
ers, and is FAULTY in conformation and action.
ChesterilelG, The little roam, son OF Little Won
for Henry fairfax. could OutshOw any horse in
the ring when II came to all round action, and
Bourne's starlight was second. and Oiiver ii.
7. BelmontS rather gross chestnut colt The
Dane. by Cadet. was third.
HarttOrpe. Performer, nm imported chestnut
colt Of line Size and conformation that displayed
good action on the tannArk, took first prize In
the class for three year-old hack noy colts. Sec
9nd prize went 10 Promethous, a bay colt
by Rufus. Jr, owned by T.. VI. Twad-
dell OF Devon. Pa. Rousseau Performer.
the shapely rcan colt that WAS shown us one
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