New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-13
THE BROOKLYN HORSE SHOW.
RULES AND PRIZE LIST JUST MADE
PUBLIC.
NOPE CLASSES OPEN THIS YEAR To OUTSIDERS.
AND TIE RIDING AND DRIVING CLUB
MEMBERS EXPECT THAT THEY WILL
MEET WITH MORE THAN
USUAL SUCCESS

USUAL SUCCESS
The rules regulations ard prize list OF the Riding
and Driving Clubs sixth annual horse sho" were
made public yesterday The prize list shows a
series OF thirty-four classes. in each or which
nr,zos are given. The number Of open classes IS
larger this wear than usua, and tho result will be
q much wider interest IN the contests. The show
will omen on Thursday. April %. and will continue
on the two following days. The entries VIII close
on Monday April H.
,rne list OF rules IS not different from that Of last
year except FOR the jumping contests, In which
one or two new regulations are laid down. The
several classes VIII be under the direction OF the
following subcommittee Judges-W. y. Dykman.
f2oadsters-E r. Bedford and T.. II. Barnes.
Horses in harness and carriage horses-H II.
Salmon T. H. Barnes, A. J. Nutting and W. r.
Tooker jr Horses. carriages and appointments
+ f. Dodge. J. c. Hoagland. Robert b. WOOD
ward and o. Herbert Potter Four-in-hands ana
,apde,na-E. lie Grand Beers Hamilton II. Salmon.
Theodore p Miller and 4. J. Nuttng. Saddle
horses jumpers and high school-Robins H. WOOD
ward jaw r. Carlisle c. w. Seamans' H. l.. Pratt
l. NJ Glib William a. Jamison and W. L. Cahdee:
The following is a complete list OF the open-to-aAi
classes with the leading requirements
Roads,4r,-A roadster when mature for driving shoaa
not be under nteen hands high Mannrs D their
and style o. gong VIII gdine f5ur Years old or
pver TO be shown harness to wagon falF 81 .r
seldngs, mare and selins g r so1r years 0''
tJor.e. IN harness-figh stopper not undsr
heeIsS vehicle Conformation quality style ana an, an,
srnTnS action 10 considered Pair o. hlsh-tepPe NJ
under fourt hands two inches 10 DC sOmn !"
wheeled carriage. wagons eNcludeu t''
Hsrn"ss fandems-Mares or geidinss or ina.e an
geIahs constance quality and action. Leader must
te a snowy wel-bred all-aTouhd ACTOR WIN sO'u -
neg park ,eAmsMsS.s or ssldnsI o fsg.
years o' ~ ,sr cent Drage and appointments ." per
cent Horses must have fu anss A'''0" s''1
and oe no. nsro be judged by their quality, manners
49, ana conformation The gaIis Tsquiied 70 DC
WIZ oe ~ thew consider necessary TO rids any
~ ne horses shown IN these classes h0s ses hgs N
,au.t~en hands three inches four years o,a ~ , >,
s"Sool horseConf0rmation beauty ana stse 70
~ An re- cent. performance IN hlsh school " peI
nj Res. Performance over SIX Fences. 10 20 a. t -.
IN ~ AZ fur feet inches and two at nN- ir, 20
ieet t"o minimum weight 40 pounds Performance
xe- fences only count beet ltrioIahve "e1 ~
res,Ve Jumps four feet six inches n5sn ana 10 arr
a minimum weiSht oi W. '
fenSes oh iyyorTne trial tor high Jump will begin at
Tour tee IT, s.dres in making their awards viii esle
tsiiv consider the form IN when ue h''fs 'hNr '"'
Jumps .. Wheeler o. show. substance and road
nPo..We e. The leader show breeding and De able
ihs ,hree Feet inches hurdle After the horses
~ ssoSn in harness with saddle ard priale IN ca,
are - n. safdled and bTdlee ana the driver T.
mount and six successive Jumps F'"'s'7''''@'
drivers barred.
The class for sporting tandems Is an innovation
this wear but II is expected TO bring out several
nrst-class pairs. prize silver cup worth ~ y OF
,ard hy the club Tor drivers In the Lieht battery
OF the 9Th United States Artillery Ior sh IN
vnSer Tnited States service conditions Class No y
cnsn only 10 members OF The Polo Association - for
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