New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-19
No DAMPER ON THE SHOW.
RAD WEATHER DOES NOT KEEP CROWDS
AWAY FROM THE HORSES.
,,-porNo IN MANY OF THE CLAssEs-REvERsAL
OF JUDGMENT ON THE PoNIEs-HANsoM
CABS AND HORSES SHOWN

IN THE EVENING:
r, any demonstration were needed that even
Tho worst the weather could do could not Kill
the Horse Show, that demonstration appeared
cog, erday promptly on schedule time 1t was
o bout as vile a day as could we'll be imagined
rhs day opened cloudy and continued
,nreatentng all the morning. while in the after
,oon rain began 20 fall before dark and con-
,,nued heavily until we'll into the night. But
desntte this untoward circumstance the Garden
attracted the usual morning attendance. and in
the afternoon and evening very large numbers
~ spectators filled the Garden something more
Than comfortably. In the evening especially the
.hnong increased 10 such extent that the DAY
WAS put down as Of the most successful OF
An exceedingly successful week.
The fifth day OF the show opened In a most
unpronising manner. with cloudy skies and the
streets OF the city full of fog, and the pave
ments wet and slippery. The weather did not
prevent the regulation morning attendance
however made up as usual largely OF exhlpl-
tors and enthusiasts. with sprinkling Of chill
dren. The morning exercise hour saw the ring
more than comfortably filled with the four
,ooted aristocrats eager to shake their heels
o,sr the tanbark H ~ Bans Master Elect
Mack and glossy, was the best known Of the
,rottcrs 10 appear and there was much admira-
ZION for his superb beauty. Master Elect IS
stabbed IN the Garden. and there are few mo-
rnents IN the day when an admiring crowd Is
no. assembled about his stall Others IN the
rne were r. y. Jordans high-stepper Hurrah
W J. Altz's Silver Spray J. w Taylor's roadster
Allie Wilkes. AMI F H Galoney's tandem team
sfverton and McKusc-
REJUDGING THE PONIES
The first class Of the morning was not on ''e
..,,s nrosrar,r,e. It was Glass 70 for ponies.
mis- class had already been Judged but owing
70 the fact that John s. Bratton's Little BOY
parfect had been thrown out Of the class on the
ground that he was over height. and had SUD-
.souentlv been found within the stated limits the
class had to be reiudged. In the reJudgihs TWO
Monies. Gomez and Cupid, which got tnlro ana
fourth IN the first instance, did not get
mention Mrs r. F. Carmans Jill getuhg the
h,r. -4hnon as on the first occasion. and Little
Boy Perfect the red ribbon. while MIS-. Carii'oN :
lack took third. T I. Watt jr.'s. Cock Sparrow
being relegated TO fourth place. This was
surprising reversal Of judgment and 1t did not
nlease either the exhibitors or the experts
W. Rives Judged the French coaching
...,,or. They were all shown In hand. and
on,v three appeared. One Of the three was not
Alarmed WORTHY Of a prize and third money was
m. awarded The blue ribbon went 10 Brlar-
,uf FARMS BURN. and second place 10 H. How
Aye Hugo Next came the hackney stations
,uo wears old of any height. All the ENTREES
,o,,r in number appeared. and the winner OF
the blue ribbon f. D. Jordans Prince comp
ton made a fine showing A. J. Cassatts Ches-
t.rbrook got the second award on account OF
nj. action Rudolph Ellis's Mingo. by Cadet
third. and r b Haddens Royal Cadet fourth.
SIX out Of eight yearling hackney stations
appeared IN the next class F. {. SteNehss
panegelt being absent The blue RIBBON was
taken by Mr. Stevens. however. with his Derry
Daneselt. while Langton Performer III took the
red Ribbon. Faro, owned by A. j. Cassatt' was
placed third with 2. D Jordan's Latest FASHION
IN reserve The talent thought well of Latest
Fashion and regretted that he was not placed
nteher More three-year-old hackney stations
followed the youngsters, and none Of them were
remarkable for class. Colonel John Jacob Astor
took second prize here with Typhoon. r. D.
Jordan first with Lord DENLY II. the Florham
Farm third with Arion. named after the
ball" and F c. Stevens reserve with Langton
Performer IL
Frye nonv ctsIIions answered the buge call IN
,hs next class OF these FIVE. two. E. D. Jor-
dams Dilham Prime Minister and Mrs. r. F.
Carnan's Eclipse, seemed Of exceptional merit
Not 80 thought the judges. however. for they
rave the prizes as follows: First. T. c. Patter-
.ou-s Kasim: second. Eclipse; third. Dilham
Prime Minister. end fourth. R. F. Carman's
Rocket III.
Prince Compton and Derby Danegelt were
next led into the ring 70 compete for the junior
champion prize. and Compton got the honor.
Three hackney mares responded 20 the call for
the hackney mare championship. and Lady Val
entine got the award. to the surprise OF the ex-
perts who regarded her as by all means inferior
10 both F. c. Stevens's Lady Sutton and f. D.
Jordan's Elegance. OF the mares contending
for the Junior hackney mare championship F. c.
stevens's Victoria III got the award, Chestnut
Hill Stocl FARMS Alabaze being held in re-
serve.
JE. Cowdin won first and third prizes in the
class for polo ponies with Jay Gould and Ellis
while F. a. Aliens Moonlight got second place
REGINA CHIMEss CHARMS
The finest animal in the class for three-year-
old trotting mares and geldings was the bay hlly
Regina Chimes, belonging 10 the Village Farm.
Regina Chimes caught the eyes Of every man IN
the Garden that knew a trotter from a saw
borss and there was considerable applause
when the Judges added their sanction to the
nonular choice by afixing the blue ribbon 70 her
headstall
Mrs r F. Carman added another 70 her long
string Of victories in the pony class by winning
the blue ribbon with Jack and Gill IN the class
FOR pairs Of ponies.
The Village FARMS Dare Devil was vastly ad-
rnired when he appeared in the class for trot-
ting stations with record Of 2:2O or better
Dare Devils record is 2:O9A. and the judges
did not hesitate long in giving him the blue
ribbon over George Coles Quarterstan' VINO
took the red rag. Mrs. c. H. Koehsefs Bur
ungane being placed third. Mr.. Bates and Mr..
Bratton had a duel for the prizes for pairs OF
horses shown to q brougham- Mr. Bates got the
coveted frst with his old-timer Coxey ana
content with