The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-16
COL. KIP WINS ONCE MORE.
ms ROiDS1EHS lake THE BLUE RIM
NOV Al THE HORSE SHOH.

NOV Al the HORSE SH0H.
Largest and Most ashionabic Crowd of the
week Views the Scenes in the Tanbark
Ring at Madison Square Gnrden-Chas.
natcs Breaks His Run of Hard Luck.
attended by his nckle Rrooms. Beauty and
tash on. socioty's new-orowned king. the
horse. pranced around on his throne at Madi-
.on square Garden yesterday with all the ar
rJsancc and swagger which belongs to the
nigh anil IN ighty Of the earth when things are
,om,ug their way. Vain. naughty creature
That he is. two days OF worshipful attention
made him more inperious than ever. lIe
ookei down with disdain on the mere men and
women in the boxes. whose family archives
were no; kept one-half a. systematc ally as
ois and whose pedigree In many cases could
nv. he, traced back more than few crosses
befors they ran into plain American farm
mouse.
lie boasted family tree that was old enough
To near fruit before Father Knickcrbocker ever
thought OF coming to New York. and his an
,cs,ors were hob-nobbing with kings and
princes over In England more than two hundred
wears ago when Charles Stuart controlled the
primaries and dictated all the nominations.
And II II came to the pinch he could 60 back
without break beyond the oldest OF the Eng
ish records 20 those Of Arabia. where an body.
Tor a consideration. would recite the rest Of
Tho pedigree clear back to the pair Of horses
that Noah turned loose from the ark. He con-
.iderei himself to be the only simon pure rep
rewn'atiye u royalty 10 the Garden. and he
.nrdcl II over his subjects with u high hand.
,ust as II his term did not expire at the stroke
Of IL GcXt saturday night.
Another gloomy. threatening day failed to
Affect the attcn lance. The weather inside the
Garden was Just "a bright and warm and
cheerful as ever. with thousand miniature
suns beaming down from above. and n moving
mass o, rich autumnal colors on the prom enade
and in the boxes. Most OF the folks who make
he Horse Show a success alight at the entrance
rom their carriages and 20 to their homes or
hotels the same way so that rain and snow are
almost powetless to keep them away from the
fascinating sights and sounds In the Garden.
"A for those dyed.in-the-wool enthusiasts
who go 10 see the horses they would travel
through rain. snow. lire, pcstilsnce aud famine
.oget 70 the ringside where their favorites are
N parade. These raibiris we're out In force
Yesterday. They surrounded the inubatk IN.
closure four deep at times and stuck TO their
costs most patiently while tho hacEneys aud
rioters and hiGh-Seppers were being sepa-
-ated by the judges into winners and losers.
freed unwearted.y afternoon and even ng
dixie. Evening hrouSht to the Garden the
h. week thus far Rain nr shine. clear or
'outy. hot or cod. Horse Show crowds ALWAYS
tsrh HSs" and reach /, on On Thursiay A the
'oxss ware anloom with varied colcr-.
ore the d,Notees 81 the electric carriage appro-
'ratst II ior their own ami changed IT. name
% automobile red, blazing out 10 patches
the o d-ttme way and sometimes almost
LOGGED down a the Fourth ayenqe turn where
vas a late-comlng crowd. which did not cease
90 r0ur through the Madison avenue entrance
humany began n to 10 'i nT. iS ' a, .4t
and tnen with ruth which lett the last OF the
9SH NSE 70 s'EM ,mos nddT.:4 nc a.s
Nm oRx NE, ,f sy1 H. nn Mr. Hrsse9 st
lard Mr. and Hr.; R / nd Henderson Of Lanian.
e ees. c1s ss Ni.rorh ST. .ua Of M denim f
GGrni + v ssy - MT nm .nd Mrs Elisha pEsr Ir
la MR. aS Ms a, 1879 oaS a a 5s
Y Ma, and NJ. J'ms' L Kern nan, Peter coop.r
5 4; M ,a} h : E: ony; H;rSmsp; NJ
NIL. .[S,s' n W M M geqTss sOala' Mn: sidney
sn:i' n! AS n: Mr.; A,olP& LadsS,afs aud
io.In, MT; stay7s;aa, f.h. ". G.orse i >:
a.tor bepST 6oa N'HRfFE0FF . ey G Si' j.
n tqa ": .nd I- c6rn.P 81 and Mr. Mr.
Nh William K. Dusr. Mr., and Mrs FoIhau keene,
tsE MI NJ G o;s. tsy NJ IF =, % F.n
n .. an. IN M; a s. .ns Es; NJ tTa
attention q the Judge. 10 the m MOI, "A 4
9wned BY Theo Iore CuJlsr Patterson o. in la.
1e phs. and Glorious Bonnie. owned 6y
Ms;S6 A. H. kasm is noted little pr lie M o.
as5 ne go; ne blue r,5non IN the CORE.
S Sa ' KS Sh E2s the pSnG E.n
work IN decide between the rival beauties OF
SGs'on an PhIadeIphla. but ,hnaly gave the
"a: ,nirt, sad re tr2t,ins. 5ret Tony Tom
,rcsanipny. beau, fully urnod little black
s.sS ihss Soslt 60 Ike hrp:e onrs out
lernsss. winning first place, ThomasI. Watt,
mo has has beny- er"etins farm IN Harlem, got
Geld.nG Jqs,-ln Time. sporty little fellow o:
asossel,. Bella VA, third and Mrs. John Ger
yhsn ne class Tor shs'and roaIs. was s'e ca is
*all,. 81 Bs,ss,s ONCE in IVES, End avenue ,ue
=: St GsPs ;GsI n, Tsqs s
inner Poorly. having taken only two Or three
gt.wi;h Judge RiSes the nrst time SHOW shown
eating such clever miniature saddle horses as
,nomas l.. watts n mo cen ycar-od stal ion
hottreal. the winner of hundred rbbons in
mare Sly Dance.
L.,,ls Ms crulEshank INTRODUCED an In.
!0Naton 70 Eastern horsewomen in this eX-
uution. riding astride on her mothers sma ri
,t.r chestLnt pony. Patty. She wore hat
'oHt and divide skirts. all NJ a color and that
DIOR automobile red. 80 that she was up-to-
ls,-. ora little ahea OF II. ir every particu ar
w net cnstum" and enuestrIanism. In Chicago
,prV-two women rode as'rde In one class so
me hoisein"0 say, hut the style has not vel
nay. N''7 'i' ~ N''''
Frederick G Stevens the Washington banker
'ho has big breeding farm at Aitica y Y.
na ame near sweenine the board In the straight.
"uL hackney classes on yesterdays card + D.
.tfan ; roam mare, Laodamia the stur oi the
lst boston Horse show and a splendid gocr
rleA,ed MT Steven-'s candidate. Applause IN
u me ribbons In classes 25 md ~
,eroy DaneRet winner OF frst prize lNst
tar IN the cHS1 Tor yea-ling colts
ttpe back Tor another blue rihbon thIs season
'2IlanS Latest Fashion Mitchell Harrison
-Narm ana much he same lot OF two-year
a. that he had do cato rs yearinQs The
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