The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-11-22
GOSSIP OF THE HORSES.
n VERY F00B EXHIBIT or THOR-
OUGHBREDg At TEE 9ARDEE.

OUGHBRED8 At THE GARDEN.
only rive nntriss In rive Ciassss-ops owner
vhe was sadly Disappointed - Piu,lico
Open. Fe-Dny ana new Orleans one week
frsn saturasy-To-Day's B,E s~aies-Euertes
Owners Of thoroushbreds did not do them
selves proud at the big Horse Show last wook,
only fivo horses OF tho running type being
entered for some Of the most yaluable prizes Of
the week. In comparison with tho truly mag
niHcont display Of trotters 1t made the running
horse appear small and Insignificant. and some.
thing should DO done by tho management
Of the National Horse Show within tho
next year TO secure . representation
Of thoroughbred that would be q credit to the
sport Of kings. some of the best sires in tho
country, some OF the most noted prize winners,
are near enough to New York to be brought TO
the Garden without undergoing moro than tho
ordinary danger OF accident.
There seems to be a prejudice against conin-
ing q horse In tho stables Of the Garden for q
week, but in the recollection Of the writer not o
horse of any note has died while in is tempo
rary home below stairs since the Horse Show
was organized. Some of tho best and most
priced horses in the world have gone through
tho experience year after year, and come out
unscathed. A show such as ended on Saturday
is q liberal education to the people Of tho entire
country, and what would be the result IL
Messrs. Hartman, Bonner, Clark. Cassatt, Kip,
Bates, Jordan. Clyde. Beck. Hamlin, and other
large exhibitors should keep their best animals
at homo3 STEAMBOAT, 2:07A. who cost his
owner, K. H. Hartman, S4l.00o. has, over
since he was brought East, boen brought down
from Orange county to take part in the dis
| play, and surely some OF the gentlemen who own
q crack thoroughbred should have the courage
Of tho proprietor of Arden Farm and send
| their best representatives out after the ribbons.
it. was q facer to the followers of the thorough
bred to tind only Derwentwater and Lazzarone
in the stallion class and Kallirhoe, Empress
| Peyton, and Maritje In the division for mares.
| Come gentlemen who own thoroughbreds and
who want to see the interest In racing main.
fSs elp e. e sT0s Sss th sop pSbf IL Your or there snsmi q p%seasai my
no grander opportunity than is offered by these
Probably the most disappointed man who at
tended the Garden last week was Robert G,oelet,
who won't over to see his young mare Royal
class. Mr.. GoeIet bred this mare and has
%aenisoe nfF s sSSSine 90" 81 Z he aey k inep Which 'hS mas has
i e eG nosasPsrs Of as vis s !! liz liz tEf fon %Ritiis%
h MndpeT'i faw wh With a ! SSseter OAK 3 F sna %ransy q
show ring for the drst time in his life. Every
movement Of the golden-haired daughter OF
with that indescribable thrill which only an
owner feels. It was the first time that Royal Prin-
Ct ss' Ta nSa ev and O Goshen ae ,n and sd'y she a'E h"df BEEN Sesa Kept
outside the ring waiting for her class for more
during the quarter Of an hour she was paradea
about the ring with the Others; but when stood
in i the centre centre. Of The The ring hsI With Ha the D SthSrs she hed be- q
million electric lights were blazing down upon
her. The Garden was q mass Of futtering color.
and it was no surprise that the green mare
should show nervousness and become FESTIVE.
She did nothing wrong. and her owner. and his
e eEdsF e Ss1s ' fsF Ssr H 1o R! saRs tn Ss'n ri me-
The Judges in the tandem class on Thursday
crumbs after sherry who. probably found the
room too warm) threw himself down on the
saGq rssds ANA and rsf Il Is g. g P pisy a mat the as f sPos Hi1e
horse arbiters did not mako allowance for the
fact that Royal Princess was thoroughly new to
'n Xn aartHsa't SAID aap s sftsrk in talking with q
friend about the circumstance: II never felt
Sc sidss S the s Al my the sSo u v and ! .p1 sPfil I sSinf. icy S"s;
couldn't have beaten the mare. I had sized up
up, alongside Snyder. who showed Emoleta, the
soS TiSs Sar prize o %,11der:i; a 1ea,i ssk tSst I , ca9Ian az
tackle them for another heat."
.e Ths p i. Mss will saia ' ia t this columns Srsas y e TEE n sgs
g few days ago hat she can trot 2 quarter IN N
s B. ssson ssias e Sn s sns Tsll:e eneninr ds tSss he = he a.
inTyEo dIiyins; and that she Appeared red to T. 3
driver holding the reins in one hand and per
hitting the great young mare to trot on heI
SS:io to I'll is not beyond her capabilities,
,r With b, the lCsn h1snni mi m 1Sis Mssf Ct an aa e eea tb be
a amused d t 81 Pimli S,,' where shes va a most %sstisfae
tory meeting was held last fall and where
1ssi;'l .so weeks spsss '4 TSa ms ss ssSe f1 Is t. ihs
eral and enterprising., and tho old, style
Of betting with the states up. will be ar
additional incentive for patrons to turn out In
force. There is brisker competition and better
odds when the states are up and the speculation
Chiiton's programme. appears to strike the
horsemen ,favorably, for tS;day,'s card is q good
Interesting. The same OFFICIALS will be seen a55
S Rili h%nGie f shs ]sssrt sh"s d SaaFle' h. p''''neii'
One Week from saturdaySto be exact. Dec; =
will pee the S Crescent City I Jockey yo Clubs Rs. Ions nn'
tries for the $4,000 worth Of stakes which closed
on Oct. "a have hlled very well, and SecretSr!
t GlsIk IS ss N s ses1 siSD eend sti ar and t6e eo Outlook kh i
very bright for the best meeting IN the histor,
management racing has steadily Improves
there; until now the sport Is not surpassed any,
nearer nearer o New YORK. " Chicago, St. Louis, c cinoin
natl. and other large cities which furnish tn
s5s Year army 9Su of F tSan ssn T Fnaaei sSe'0 that ssi it 'R Es !
more popular point than California.
The Meadowhrook eteoplechase meeting. which
farm Of the Hon. William Collins Whitney. hal
been declared of, owing to the lateness OF the
season.
w. b. Fasig & Co. having leased Madison
Square Garden for their, two weeks sale OF
park and saddle horses will be held at thu
American Horse Exchange this year. commenc
morrow. About 800 head are catalogued to bt
sold under tho direction. of w. d. Grand. The
Fasig sale of ~trotters and PAGERS also opens to
day at the Garden. continuing through this
week. and until Thursday. OF, next week
Nearly 800 horses are scheduled to be sold
and the catalogue contains the names of many
noted animals; A dozen for more horses witt
records of 2:1O or better are to pass under the
hammer and there are upward offifty that hays
beaten 2:20 IN public. Pixley. 2;os'4; Derb,
Princess. 2:OSl2; One Allen, 2:O9A; Athanio
2:lO; Bright Regent, 2:O6A; Passing Belle