The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-11-18
THOUSANDS AT THE SHOW.
HADIsoN SQUARE GARDEN CROWD
ED TO THE Doors.

Glasses Yeuterdny-Caaet and mis- Chudren
win the HacEpey Herd Prise-Adatuonai
Honoru Tor Charley hates aud TITS Trottinr
nigh stoppers-Tho Abbott. ptln Ia, Beats
. EiE Fieia or Roadstsra with Fast Records
-Derwentwater Defeats lassareue-Ponies
In ana ont or Hnrness-strset-Cisanins De-
~pnrtment's Coed OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
y Proud OF the jumping Champion Kathleen.
There wasn't tho suspicion of a cloud to mar
tho perfect success OF the third day of tho
National Horse Show Associations exhibition,
and as a consequence tho attendance, both
afternoon and evening, was the largest Of tho
week. The thousands who had remained away
because OF the rain took advantage Of the clear,
hracing weather, and the scenes OF Monday
and Tuesday evenings were repeated. Many q
fnvorite gown, laid aside until tho rnin had
passed. was seen for the first time, and between
and 10 o'clock, when tho show was at its bost,
tho big amphitheatre was one blaze OF color. So
ciety was out in full force, but itA members wero
rather moro backward than in former years,
many persons who wero conspicuous occupants
OF boxes formerly being satisfied with seats q
tribe further back, SO as to escape the scrutiny
Of those who are fond of missing mono of tho
features of such an occasion.
There is no denying the fact that women, and
= men. too, are fond Of the parade of millinery and
fashion.
"oh. there 10 Mrs. Blank. Ia tho exclamation
ct one woman on tho promenade.
whats che got on y is the immediate query
ofher friends. That's the woman Of it.
The man, rs a rule, wants to know whether the
woman under discussion or observation ia mar
ried or not and what she is worth. Americans
arc beginning to realize that this American
market 10 not, rs a rule, for the Americana. and
that most Of the prizes In the boxes 60 across
che water. They should take heart at tho sue
cess Of the Americar-bred horses over the Eng
\ hsh reared, and hope for better days to come.
y The trotting-bred high steppers were Just as
much in evidence yesterday az on Monday and
Tuesday, and Charles +. Bates achieved fresh
honors with his famous quartet of ~Eeldings.
Brown Donna, Coxoy. High Tide. and Hi, this
four scoring over tho cracks of the show in q
spirited competition during the afternoon. e,
d. Jordan Of Boston was second, with four i'm
ported hackneys, very cleverly driven by Francis
d. Beard of Brooklyn. The show of yesterday
was replcte with interesting features, q big
class of roadsters with records better
than $3.50 giving tho admirers Of that
type Of horse something to talk about for
some time. The Messrs. Hamlin Of Viii
lago Farm, Buffalo, showed their great
fouryear-old trottlng .gelding. Tho Abbott,
2;1lN, by Chimes. out Of Nettie King. BY Nam.
! brine King. in this competition. and they car
rted OF the coveted blue, thus encompahsinR tho
defeat OF the hitherto invinoible Emoleta,
0:24A, in Col. Kip's string. James w. Cook of
Philadelphia was third with tho popular per-
former Altamont, 2:16k. a horse that to wagon
could probably defeat any horse in the ring In q
trial Of speed on the race track.
= The hackney devotees saw Mr.. Cassatt's cham.
pion Cadet and four of his children score in the
herd class over Enthorpe Performer and his
progeny, the third candidate. Berserker. fail
ing to put in an appearance, They were a
smoothly turned. round-actionod lot. and those
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harness. purposes had reason to plume them-
selves over the showing their pets made.
sarnoat In the special class organized for the
a ~ ss ina. arc employed IN cleaning the streets
showing the most careful care and attention.
Aregrettable fact of the show, but something
which even the l~iberality of the management
\ has been unable to overcome. is the pausity of
entries for tn: .horoushbrod Glasses. Even the
large prize OF 200 TO the best thoroughbred
ma.S E ueIrr'a rh anrse .o Nominations "s.a only. -. NO.
n.nt ~ -. -. 80 ...n
Madison. N. =. sent his GOOD marc x ,Iirboe nv
yentilator' ont I'm Mssuss' the dam Of Ed T.s y.
ney. to compote with the Chestput Hill Stock
Farm, Emnrs.s p.vton . bav m.ra hv C,r.
~oasian. out of Fanny Peyton. and Theodore
Cuyler Patterson's chestnut marc Maritie. by
Prince James. Kallirhoe was q good race mare,
having beaten Rev mi Santa Anita and a lot OF
other Righ.cIass two-year.olds, and she bade fair
to 90 on as a three.year-old until she developed
a habit of bleeding at the nose and was retired
10 the stud. The Judge, Milton Young of Ken.
lucky, where he owns tho McGrathiana stud,
with the great stallion Hanover at its head.
blaced the trio as given above, and it seemed a
Hair award. The display Of stallions was even
= ,Amaller, only the English horse Derwentwater
By Doncaster, out Of Thowater, by Thormanby,,
pwned by William Hendrie OF Hamilton, Ontario,
IN President of the Ontario Jockey Club. and
/ Frank d. Beard's Suburban winner Lazzarone,
= bHutt}nu in an annearanre Is5.arone Waan'i in
ISs good show.ring condition as his rival and The
blue ribbon went TO Derwentwator. The winner
ia very much like Hanover. save that he is a
thicker horse az tho withers and is heavier In
the shoulder than the sire Of Hamburg. Mar,
GUS DAILY. gave $4,000 to the Duke Of West.