The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1898-11-10

New York.-As soon as the election
has passed society will throw itself
with all its old time feryGr into the
final prepare tons for the great au-
tumnal horse show which opens in
Madison Square Garden on November
IA. for its fourteenth exhibition. And
II promises to he greater than any OF
those of the past. The list of prem!-
ums. amounting to $4,000. is divided
among ia classes. The highest pre-
miums to be awarded this season will
by $500 for first. 5000 for second ami
800 TO- third. and these only in the
trotting horse and championships. The
$500. $3.50 and $500. first prizes, are
numerous and the lowest offered IS
800. excepting for cap horses. which
Is $50.
The association. In its arrangement
of the premium list. has made a
strong effort to offer inducements
which shall draw an entry list that
win eclipse last years. and from pres
ent Indications it would seem as if it
had accomplished its object.
The arrangement of classes Is in
genious and calculated to draw .
large entry. Several new classes have
been added and it is worthy Of note
that the thoroughbreds have received
more consideration than heretofore.
three classes. each worth 5000. 500
and $50. for frsts. seconds and thirds.
being devoted to them.
Eleven classes are set aside for trOt-
tiers and one for PAGERS. the last being
a new class. The others are: Road
stcrs, s classes: hackneys. Is: half
breeds. 1: heavy draught stations. L;
horses and delivery wagons, l: cab
horses and hanson cabs. 1; horses in
harness, 9: carriage horses. 2: horses.
carriages and appointments. 8: cham
piOnships for horses in harness. 4;
tandems, 3; four-in-hands. 5; ponies in
harness. 6; saddle horses. Z; champion
ships. saddle horses. 2: ponies under
saddle. 6; pony stations and brood
mares. 6; hunters. 9; jumpers and
championships. 5: police. 1; street
cleaning. 2: Challenge Cup. l.
The officers Of the show this season
are:
Lawrence Kip. vice president:
George Peabody Wetmore, vice presi-
dent: II. H. HOLSTER. treasurer; John
C. Heckscher. secretary; ]. L. Hyde.
assistant secretary.
The following judges will ofiiciate:
ThOroughbreds-M Young, Lex
ington. Ky.
Hackneys-Henry Fairfax. Aldie.
Va; James A. Cochrane. Hillhurst
Station. Quebec; Robert Graham,
Claremont, Ontario.
Trotters. PAGERS. roadsters and road
rigs-Albert c. Hall. New York; P. p.
Johnson. Lexington, Ky: Samuel 81.
Rumble. Danhury. Conn.
French cOachers. pony stations and
brood mares. half breeds. ponies in
harness and heavy draught stations
r. w. Rives. New Hamburg. n. Y.
Fourth hands. tandems. carriage
and harness horses. horses. carriages
and appointments. hanson cabs AMI
horses and delivery wagOns-PrescOtt
Lawrence. Newport, Il. L.; II. K.
Bloodgood. New York: Francis T. en-
derhill. New York.
Saddle and police horses and ponies
under saddie-H. L. De Bussigny.
Boston. Mass.
Hunters and jumpers-A. Butler
Duncan. New York: Richard McCreery,
New York; Trumbull Cary, Batavia.
n. Y.
Veterinary inspectors-Dr. William
Sheppard. NJ. r. C. V. s.. Sheepshead
Bay, L. l.: DR.. Thomas G. Sherwood.
NJ. r. C. V. s.. New York; DR.. ]. E..
Ryder. Y. s.. New York.
Observation-Disclosures T. Clarke,
Sheepshead Bay. L. L.