New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-14

After luncheon the guests adjourned TO the
arena where most Of the horses stabbed I'm the
Garden were shown for their pleasure. Super
intendent Frank Clarke was in charge OF the
ring and for more than two hours the equine
beauties that will draw the crowds this week
put through their PAGES. Many OF the AMI
mails that are owned in this borough or In Brook
lyn. and hence not stabbed in the Garden.
were not shown. but the animals seen gave a
basis for the belief that the class Of this years
exhibits will not fall below the high standard OF
previous seasons. {. j. Harry Hamlin have
this year, as last year. the largest number OF
horses stabbed under the Garden roof and they
attracted numerous visitors about their quarters
Yesterday. stroll through the stables showed
that those who find more pleasure in seeing the
animals in their stalls than in the ring Will nave
plenty of pleasure this week.
The itself is in the pink or perfection
The boxes and rafters are decorated with the
orange and black OF the Horse Show Associs-
ton doubiy appropriate just now. In view o.
Princetons victory Of Saturday. The railing OF
the arena has been freshly painted I'm red and
white. and the tanbark surface is smooth hard
and compact
Everything that could be done 10 make the
show attractive has been accomplished. All
that remains to crown the elaborate prepara-
tions is an attendance that shall DO ample In
size and quality This seems To be assured.
The hotels are crowded with people who have
come from all over the country and never miss
the show if it Is possible TO be present. Many
town houses have been reopened this week by
their owners. who have come back from the
country to he present at the show. The list of
boxhoders is as comprehensive and represen-
tative as usual. II includes the names OF Cen
eraI Henry l.. Burnett. y. A. B. Widener. A. J.
Nutting George r. Read f. D. Jordan. II.
Mckay Twomby q. r Cammann. Clarence NJ
HYDE W l.. Flkins. George seaman Elbridge
r Gerry. II. H. Holllster. John q. Heckscher.
Cornelius FeOwes. president of the assoca-
ton; Thomas Hitchcock. jr.. William C. Whit
ney r.. D. Morgan. Colonel Lawrence Kip. F.
X Sturgls Frederic Bronson. A Newbold Nor
ris. \. j Cassatt. Senator George Peabody
Wetmore. Hamilton W. Cary. A. G Huldekoper'
James II Breslin. q. =. Morosini. John VI.
Bowers Marion Strong. Mrs. J. De Forest Dam
ielson Frederick q. Bourne and j. Lee Taller
ro-DAY's PROGRAMME.
The programme for to-day is as follows:
Q = m.-The show opens.
to 10 a m-Horses ridden LED may h. exercised in
the ring.
to io:as a. m.Horses driven may b. exercised in
s 2;T ss ns ss S%P, s and q oaIy al h15: ,s::
those aS' cIs.se. Ias@ ''T ca:. 80 Se judged a, SIS p
ami Class No 1o3 at 30 P. m.
y. m-Recess
y n-Iudging nfty harness horses. Class No "a
." Ave ,sT. spGSney e,!. :'a02, e: a'' No a.
'i' p 2 m'o's"s 70 eighteen F''''''' in harness Class
$40 p m-Juasins fifteen pairs Of carriage horses
.2o D. m.-Judsng -leyen ponies under saddle. c1ass
.:o p n-Iods'"s SIX teams rour-'"-San''' Class
Sis p mIudsns has. huD,'5. r.. and turner's pre-"
9 . m.-Recess
p rn-JudgnF seven horses and private hanson esh~
class No li6
20 p m-Iudsing nt,een saddle horses Crss. No "a
: 20 Judging tory-s high s'eppers Glass No -
20 = m -Judeing those middle green hunters
previously selected TO compete In Class No io3