New-York tribune., 1898-10-30
ENTRIES FOR HORSE SHOW.
ALL THE OLD EXHIBITORS AND MANY
NEW ONES.
JUMPERS FROM VIRGINIA AND CANADA-rNrER
EsTING HACKNEY CLAssEs-TANDEM CLASSES
ESPECIALLY WELL FILLED.

/ JUMPERS FROM VIRGINIA AND CANADA-iNIEh-
EsTING HACKNEY CLASSES TANDEM CLASSES
ESPECIALLY WELL FILLED.
| The entry list for the fourteenth annual exhi-
! bltion OF the National Horse Show Association.
which closed October 81 shows about the same
number $ last year with about all OF the old ex-
! hbitors and a large number of new ones. Among
the latter are people from Virginia. Maryland.
| Pennsylvania. Iowa and Canada. TO say nothing OF
many from New-York and this neghborhood A
host OF jumpers will from Virginia. and some
new ones from-Canada. where they seem TO be able
! 10 get good fencers. Among the newcomers In the
! hunting classes the Eldridge Fox Hunting
Club, Charles Henry Savage. &. Adrian Brant, j. 3
Frellnghuysen. Mrs. Price Collier. F. o. Beach. r.
! Sterling Clark. Willard Parker. jr.. c. III. Hercamp.
/ G. w Smith & Co.. Miss Madeline Knowlon,
Colonel Robert B. Baker. Chichester Carter Will
lam Sewers and John Rulon Miller. Among the old
exhibitors will be found j. w. Colt, j. Lee Taller.
! Charles f. Mather Victor +. Mather. Mrs. Adam
Beck. William Littauer. X. H. Hasted. George D.
Gould and General w. NJ. Healey. There Is also
/ lot of newcomers in the carriage horse and har-
ness horse classes among them being L. V. Hark-
ness, F. Hucheson Galliney. Joseph +. Bradley,
j. l.. Thompson. w. A. Dobson j. A. Burden, jr..
| W. p Thompson. Crow & Murray. h. H. l.andon.
| A. s. Biglow. Albert c. Bostwick Thomas W. Law
son. DR.. e. G. Mclean. W. +. Tooker Jr. Emil h.
| Gabler Dr. f. F. Ellinwood and Miss Amaia
! Kussner Among the later exhibitors of horses in
! this class will be Charles +. Bates. John Arthur.
| Strauss & Dexter. W. d. Grand. L. V. Bell Howard
! Willets. Wilson Marshall. Charles a. Gould and
William l.. Carter. In the stallion classes J. How
ard Ford. G. Shirley Carter George Pepper. Major
! W. NJ. Gr!nnell. Mrs. W. @. Loew. Helen ID. Gala
tin. Mrs H. a. Brown and Miss May Murlng
are newcomers Old and well-known exhibitors.
/ such George j. Gould. Mrs. c. Howard Dawson.
Miss Louisa W. Galliner. Mrs. J. De Forest Daniel
! son. Mrs. John Gerken. Miss Marion Holloway.
| Mrs. C. A. Doremus. Miss Henrietta c. Wetherbee.
| Miss Louise w. Ladew and Mrs. f.. j. Berwind.
will be there with their horses. Nearly every
! tandem driver in this neighborhood who has shown
! In other shows will be in this class. while some of
the newcomers will be William J. NJ. Shaw. Philip
| F Heraty, j. l.. Conway J. NJ. Thompson and
Clarence II. Mackey. In the driving classes Colonel
! Kip. Frank Ferguson, +. T. Stotesbury. J. W.
/ Cooke and II. y. Balm will try conclusions. as In
! other years while Colonel John Jacob Astor A. J.
! Cassatt F.. G. Stevens. r. +. Carman and Robert
Beth will try for prizes in the hackney classes
! OF course the Village Farm trotters will be there.
while Benjamin +. Tracy sends a couple Of young
sters to meet them. f. d. Beard Edward Kelly
and william Hcndric Will show in the thorough
! bred classes. Those who have prizes in other
years likely to have TO look to their laurels
! they will be displaced.
Among those suitable for coming hunters
! Pagan. Othmar and Applegats Mares include
| Clemence and Mirltje The number OF trotters this
year is smaller than usual. although the quality
/ Is fully as high. Among the four-year old stations
are Heir-at-Law. Master Cole and Burllngame.
and among the three year old stations are Bow
bells. jr.. and The Earl
/ Among the fes there a two-year-old. Alva-
retta. and the yearling Hannah Wilkes. both owned
| by General Benjamin F. Tracy. In breeding classes
! Chimes will be shown before get while brood
! mares with two OF their brood include Add'e Lee.
| Princess Royal and Nette Kius. In the class for
| racing trotters will be found among others Dare
| Devil and Cresceus, each with record of 2:O95..
| In the driving class Colonel Kip will show SILK
coke will have Aita-
mont in. and Frank Ferguson will exhibit San
! Pedro. Among tho standard and non-standard
! roadsters some old horses and some new ones
With great hopes to be shown. Their. will be
I such as Six Purse Watercress and Water Maid Of
! Colonel kip's string. and c. J. & H. Hamlin's
! Emeltne Chimes f. +. Stotesburys Fanchon and
MIR. Cookies Altamont. OF the pairs Craceska and
/ Silk Purse, Water Maid and Watercress Miss
! Louisa and Miss Hammond Fanchon and Anna
Travion are among the entries. The contests for
) the horses and best appointed road rigs. in parc
and singles. and added interest in the champion
prizes for both will be features OF the show
Among those entering in these classes are w. NJ.
~ smith. h. T. Stotesbury. j. 5. Bratton and }. ".
The hackney classes should be interesting partIc.
uary in the herd class. when +. G Bourne's En-
liiI.hurst Farms Barthorpe Performer Will meet in
| ne arena with four OF their get There some
Performer II, Typhoon. Enthorpc Performer and
/ rocket ~ There is long list of two year-ods
brood mare viii be FOUND Lady sutton AppIause ;'P
the class in some Gases bens so large as to- be- HH
high there will be in the arena such good ones as
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! Of the same kind, Whir! OF the Town and Sporting
Life. Lady Primrose and Glorious, Lord Brilliant
and Lieutenant Wilkes. and Sly and Artfu may be
haG to Rn maks are hns b2 Dy
away, Coke Brown Donna ard Newcomer. while
Lookaway Duke and Holly, Cyrano and s Roxane nia
| Sir. Walter and Sir Gilbert. sigsbee and Sampson
Hgh-stePpeTs under l5.2 hards viii be represented
S sufh fe24 sSp e Wn AdSFs OF the
Manor Duches. Roncverte and !vanhoe. Pairs OF
'ass nd Lady snd and %
| Brown. Coke and Brown Donna. and Miss Pha-
skyrOcket. Missing Link Gold Dust, sSlitaire Eg;
Gogsue9 while pairs include Lady Ursula oar and
aad y EheoT noTa and F Wssngham ana MARIE Many
OF these horses are also entered in the carriage
pion prizes The tandem classes have filled better
Than ever before Among those wS, to be htched S up
and sport!ng Life The The Flame R md and ps The Moth Moth
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schoolmaster and schooboy Early @ Bird d ana i Hcli
McIntyre The usual display Of n-hands will
take place those showing being Charles F Bates.
J. $. Bratton. A. C. Bostwck ]. Dckman Brown,
X. +. Carman and r. ID. Jordan.
A lot Of saddle horses are entered in the
half-lozen classes by old and new exhibitors.
among them being Headlight. Beverly, Lord Mimic.
/ Lakewood. Pampiro. Geraldine. Glenmore: Amer.-
| can Beauty Flashght. Belladonna. Spark; Little
Swell and Fayette McCord. The change In the con-
ditions in the hunter classes bars out entirely
good MANY Of the old horses that have been fixtures
/ of the shows for number Of years. but some
good ones have come In TO take their places, ana
compettion is likely to be keen among the fencers
There is a long list Of entries among the various
classes among them being Irish Boy. Yellow Astor
Fellowship Columbine. Good Fellow, Vengeance.
Blue Rock. Becky Sharp Captain Garland; Khe'
dive Beresford Tecumseh. Foxy Quiller kingpin.
Ouadrille Headlight King Crow. Thunder, sham
rock Klondike Leonora, Richmond, ChaPpy'