The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-06-04
THE HORSE SHOW.
Entries have ClOSei and Number
More Than Three Hundred.
There Will Pc a Street Parade on the
Opening Day on Monday.

The first annual horse show of tho Prov
idence Horse Improvement Association
will open, according 60 the program, on
Monday morning with "A parade, after
which the show proper will take place al
Adelaide Park. IL is said that three Oh
POSSIBLY four days will pass before the
entire entry list will be Judged ana prizes
awarded.
The parade which will form at $3.50 and
niove sharply at 10, Will be formed In
three divisions. The first division On Ex
change place with its right resting ON
Dorrance; the second division on Wash
in-to street with its right resting ON
Exchange place, and the third In Foun-
tan street, its right resting on Exchange
place Tho line of march will ho made
through the following streets: Westmin-
stcr, Jack son, broadway, Harsness
Nestminstor Parade, Waterloo. Dexter
Mcstmiustor BridgOam ElmwoOd ave-
nue., Adelaide avenue. ard 10 the grounds.
At last the entry hooks have been closed
ana today superintendent Field gave 10
tie press the number of entries In each
class. EetwcCn 30 and 800 entries have
been made. Reference may be made 10
tie catalogue for description ~ the
classes: Glass 2-l9 entries, II 80 u. IN.
class Ill entry. II M. class 1-a-l en-
IVY. IT, m. class Ill entry, II IN. class
l3-! cutries, ~ m; class Ill entry,
~ IA class 90 entries, l2:lo p n.
class 1-6 entries 1885 2. m. class . !
entries. D. m. class Ill entry, gao
y. m class ls-3 entries 2:20 p. m. ;
class .0-i entry, 2;2O p m; class %
entries, 45 r. M; class 81 entries,
as y. m. class b3-1l entries, y. III. ;
class 47-i7 entries, 30 p. IN. class 43-3
entries, =. ~. class 2l-a--l5 entities
4:-0 ~ ni class 4i--o entries, y. M :
class 40-l entry, 5:20 ?. m. >; class IL
2 entries, 5;9U =. III. class 3d. entries,
) 30 q. M. class 80 entries, D. III.
ciuss 3l--5 entries, 6.1l T.. IN.
On tuesday: Glass 81 entries y. m
Class 23-l eLtry, 2:JO y. III. Glass SIS
entries, 2:l5 D. M. Glass iS-S entries,
3:l5 y. m C,ass iS--2 entries, 3:fO +. m.
Class 2l--8l entries, 1850 p NJ; Class IS
d-G entries, 4;50 p. m; Class 42-1 en-
tries, 4:45 d. IN. Glass 4D-S entries, 10
p. M Glass 5O-7 entries, 5;35 y, m
Glass 30-l4 entries 800 y. IN. ; Glass
26-ll entries G;i5 p. H.; Class 30
entries, 6:20 p. IN.
2 y. IN. Class 23-7 entries, 2:2j y. IN. ;
Class i6-l2 entries, 2:50; Class 22-S
entries, 3;l5 T. III. Glass 3S--l2 entries
3 :35 y. IN. Class 1917 entries y. IN. (;
Class 5j--1 entries, 4 80 p. III. Glass 2S-3
entries. 3 p. IN. Class 27-3 entries, 5:lo
p. m. Class 54s entries, $3.50 p. IN. ;
Class 37--i entries 6:l0 p. III.
Mr.. John Shepard, .Ir., has added
another Irlze TO the already large list
donated. II is . silver cup and will bc
awarded 10 the coachman handling the
ribbons hest in driving pair OF horses.
Tho following gentlemen have kindly
consented to act as judges of the several
classes: Roadsters, tro;teIs, PAGERS and
road rigs, Charles KennCr, \. Y; John
shepard. Boston, and j. Holloway,
MuryfUTId, four III 'nHnuS tandems, mar
ness horses, carriages ani appointments,
ponies in harness, cab horses and cabs
horses and delivery wagons and driving
competition. Harrison X. knner, Phila-
delrhia, Joseph Balch, Dcdham; saddle
aud police horses, ID. Winslow Clark,
Boston; Herbert Maynard, Dedham f;
Joseph Balch, Dedham; veterinary sur
geons, DIR. John 4. Cunningham, Dr.
Arthur L. Parker.