The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-11-19
A THRONG AT THE SHOW.
FULLY 1900 PERSONS PRESENT AZ
TERNooN AND EVENING.


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inEs IN Some Cases = Many 'n'ere'u'H
Glasses Decided Tosterday-Chine and His
Progeny win tho Herd Prise for Trsttsrs-
Ru.,e,, ,,a r1,ubr,,e Rsue Arnin Sue
!. $500 49,. .- a.u r,r
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VOW" ana Se'o ~n-A"e s'""''
. Sensational Sumper-MaSnower WINS
Vnt.r.., In ~. uo-.o sho,v continual IN bo
nuatnined the foprtb dav of tho exhibition Hnd-
inc tho attendance AZ hIob.wator mari. Count
inc ,ftsrnoon md .venjno. min IA 600 norsons
maid homogn IN the horse' ana tb.ro Ia no longer
anv doubt n, IN tho nonulari,v ~ Tho exhibition.
n I. : nromInont festure ~ ~. autumn ,eason
IN New york. and will c~ontinu. 10 be popular
a. ,ong as 4. IA conducted ss q has b.en aince ita
s,o.nt,or
-rhsre ha, been , d,,no,,t,on IN the mart NJ tho
nublio attending this yesr'. shov to nas. iudu.
,,.nt rron On. hor.o. .ra ,,h.n IN. ooaci,i vor.
Aict n, not IN THAR LIKING tb.v have not hesi.
t.ted "a o,nr.s, thar dis,nnroval nv bis,ino
This doern,t sound we'll. and the fact that tho
hi,ainp IN som, inat,nces como. from tho boxe,
and the pents adjacent to them doe MT mend mat.
t.ra nny. This 4, tho er,t tim, that the prao.
tioe has been noticeable at any of the National
Hor,o SHOW. sIbibition, and thar, must h.
,ome cause for n. or copr,e the ponition Of
trdoo At a bor,e shov 4, m s,necuro II 4,
a, ola .,v,no that .v.rv man vho,, No..
8o.. mt win IN. frat nr,va ba. n orudoe
and tho pronensitv To air n on every
no,.thl. occ,.,on Tb. hc.t man .v,il,h,.
S.ve besn s.cur.d n act In N. re.non.,h,o
,%o.,t,ons INV the mansgement Th.v bave mada
rn,.t.t a, In n. on,rion =, tho ,r,tic, MT to =
N human. and Il 4. IN be boned that there will
n, M NOR. h,ss,no for N. ha,orco =, IN. u.ot
to.morrov the last IA, ~ IN. shor viii m, bo
mn IN Tho usnaI h,rh at.na.rd Thi. 4, ali
vronr a. .on,. n, Tho r,o.t ir,oor,,rt ,l,,.o.
AZ. 10 h. ...n ino,ud,n. In cheurior.hin sor
t~rottine .t.uion. tho sodd,,h,r.o cho,nn;on.
.bin IN. t.nsers and the b,rn..,hor,. cb,r M.
r,on,h,n, A.. m.tt.r 10 o., n,oro oh.rn,,n
air. iii he 5.cia.d nm s,,rrd.y th.n dnrinr
tha o,bor d,r, ~ ,ho .,h,h,,io,
Nv ali odd. tho teotprs ~ rostord,,.. shov
90 IN. inmn,no In th. cortos, ovor civ ,onoo,
AZ. a.. hirh 1h,o, ,ro,ns -, ~. $1,000.
pro,r,mm. E,tr, I,,bt. m,ao -. nron. r,uch
hr,.ht.r th., M nn,..;nns .ao.aioa s,.,n.
A. - "a .aaS.o.1H 49, 49, -.nNs
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nm. a. r.mainoa tor p.,nh p,,,sau,, -,
Am.-,,,n po.,tr e. .oo.n,nIi.h sor,athi,. 80
..uons, TsI. Iy,s. ,,.,,n 80. So.
e.n,., t.h;n.o ~ -. 49, 80. $50
.t.o,. ana c,s.rino thar, v,,h 80. 800
~, r,.hror Th,oro,s5 ,haa.sa - =. A.. 49,
srd on. .Toi,oa nont,"n,on S,th $50,
-. 1917 $50, 49, u.s. =, -
nonu.ss, w. 80. n,ns I'M, ~ ~
srhet NOR. has. rooars ~ IE ,o,t "a. ,nohos
Anal marc mas . recoro OF 10 rect iN lhches,
and that's not more than 8 feet" Tho old
tha nroar.mma ths. Amor;'
tne programme announcing mat Ameri-
can Beauty 10 1914 hands high. Per.
foction, Chappie. Flycatcber. Lady Rosebery.
Hprr,csno and hn,f , dn,on othars i,mnod vol
enough to win an ordinary championship, but
they were totally ec!ipsed by the blue ribbon
winner. tn sbow whit the mare can do when
placed at the %slx.foot mark and cleared them
twice without a waver or a mistake. 1t was
pronounced by competent judges the best jump
Ing Fs O'"r n,s eToT sssn i in M1 for Snn SQUARE nns Garden inm a.
srs In class loi, over jumps five feet high tool
Opened, anu 'nen e'sn. hackney mares .nree
were led into the ring. The English dealer and
fancier. John Robinson, showed his crack marc
imp. Mayfowor. and this falkland beauty
could not be beaten. The Englishman and his
friends looked very proud when the blue
rosetto was attached to the beautiful
mares bride. and tho disappointment $
IL t- Aho rgoA1s v,gtAh os@.s Il go Apl la
carner IN inc week win storm mig anu Morn
ington Carron were for the moment FORGOTTEN.
ch..tru, mar. INN I,dv VIZ. tbirJ ,wsrd ho
u mp, u y fn' n,tu N"e'u oo
ing the portion Of Frederick c. Stcvens's Lady
Dunegell. F.. G.. Bourne's chestnut Real Kit was
highly commended, but the class was 90 GOOD
90 q whole that the JUICES felt compelled Ia
give special mention TO r. Steyens's Chestnut
Nelly, q daughter of RUFUS and Lady Chance
bred BY Richard remnant OF England. The win
ner 10 q mare OF great substance and qualify
and Mrs. Robinson smothcrod her with caresset
when she went TO her quarters below stairs.
Then came one Of the most important of the
trottinK classes. It was the flly and gelding di
vi0ion OF the Trotting Horse Produce Prize anc
was worth $500. so gross. II brought out a fairly
good lot OF two.year.old hllies and one geldinH
and, as they were shown in harness, the elias.
was ali the more interesting. Philadelphia
Cleveland, Buffalo. and Poughkeepsie wer,
represented, and the Quaker City deserved the
honor which il won, James w. Cook show
Ing q very neat and speedy hlly in
Beleka, by Potential out Of Evemont.
II. N. Balm of Poughkeepsie was second with
Warner, q Relding By Pawnee out OF Ella Wood
Third was the award for c. j. g. Harry Hamlin's
black Ally LADY Fanciful. by lord OF the Manol
out OF Fanny Regent. The many friends of Mr.