The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-19
REIGN OF THE HORSE OVER.
,OST SyCCt SSFUL SNOW or THE
EtND EYER HELD Nv THE GARDEN.

Attendance Surprhingly Largo on the Last
pny- Honmnn's Spnrklet the Champion
p,nd NInrc-Poat Horn and Lndysmith
Pronounced tho Best saddle Horses
D,wn from his throne tumbles his Majesty.
,bc horse This came to pass late last night at
Madison square Garden, Just after no had
mall his graceful adieus to nearly ten thou
anil oval sui iccts. and everything seemed
h,iyh,Ds' 50 sooner was the brilliant pageant
n bscyppins reception over than horde OF
,s,tsrleua ,ons from tho common herd Invaded
bfsr,ars uy way " the cellar stairs and began
nmrt,u, attack ON all in sight. They tore up
N. pathway where beauty and fashion had
circeI around him increasingly ever since the
becian.us ~ his reign. They demolished his
throne uI.lt him down from his high place.
,r,rpc him Of all his ribbons and fnery and
dragged him OF to tn. lookup. muzzled. gagged.
h,ltered aud with u collar around his mock,
,c,pty. IN heavy harness. They spared tho
Ne " IN, king. but. II reports are true. they
have con cmnel him to the block. and to-
morrow he is To be taken back 10 tho scene OF
All his pa,t gpries and sold into slavery. That
h. may serve n Find master until science
comes /, the rescue and sets him free IL the
wish Of more than $4,000 persons who attend
Cd the f"ecnth annual Horse Show.
The exhibition closet last night In a way
tina, did violence to old-time traditions. In ac-
eordance with these, the attendance in the
,tern ION AMI evening should have been much
les, than on tho prece ling day. But II there
was any falling OH. either numerically or in the
dai.ns show OF beauty and fashion. It
was not visible to the casual observer
Therewa, the same blaze OF color and babbe
oltnngu.s and charm OF action which combine
pmaks the great amusement place so facnat-
ing TO everybody during Horse Show week. and
there was the same notable assem- blage OF men
and women in the boxes and on the promen-
abe. Among those seen in the throng were:
urani Mrs. Theodore navemeyer Jr.. Mr.. and
Mr., Edmund /. Haylies Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Em.
,ry Mrs G,orie Crocker OF San Francisco, Mr.. and
yrS Clarlr, H. Chl.ds Mr.. and Mira. J. Borden Har
iiuin NJ and Mrs II. Van Rensselaer, Kennedy.
Mr gcsiuall DeNnven, Mrs. James n. Waterbury.
NJ And M. James L. Kurnochsn, NJ. and Mrs j.
Clath smith. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Caroin.
NJ ,ud Mr., George Peabody wstmore
VT anA MS Mori-ni, Robert l.. Cutting
Dny,oa Ives Mr.. and Mrs. George II. DOForsst, Mr.
lnd Mr., T. B,r.V. Mrs Charles wal. Mr.. and Mrs
~ Ncb.e I.u. Ar and Mrs. Richard T. Cariuan.
NJ aaIN-, James H. Bsekmau. Nathsnisi c. Rs.-
nal NJ auI M. Robert Taller, Mr. and Mrs. Eu
g.nsy y. T. Ihayer u Boston. Mss Schisfeln. Wood
tG-, F,n- James ". Appleton, Mr.. and Mrs. J. "
/ Pr.u u ny, william A. Duer. Miss Caroline
.lrr Nj and Me-. Norman whiiehcuss, Berton
Vi,las Of Philadelphia Carroll Bryce. WILDER A.
o'G-a,.s,. Thom., Hitchcock Jr.. NJ and Mrs i. &
ccrol ofChlaAsu. CgAun. e. N. u pew Miss Anna
hE.lag Gen. Il /. Tracy Mr.. Ford aAld Wilmer.
dRg NJ and NJ s. Frederic r. Coudert. Jr.. Miss
helen Benedict Gu5.r; Frauek,yn. Charles o.
F,nclyn, A. J. Nut;ins NJ. al Ms ". RhInslAn'
De- stewart, Mr. and Mrs Addison Cammuck. Roger
Winthrop Reg ma q RoUalds Mr. and Mrs. Jordan l.
Most JT. M.ss Lag!ss M:Allstsr. Mrs Belmont
2 finy. Mt and MIS-. p-Plysisr Foster James ].
vMArn Il. h. B.ools OF, the Farl Of CAssiliis. Mr.
tri Mr.. liam JAY, NJ and Mrs Charles OeE
r.,h., NJ. AaI Mrs o. ?, Belmont NJ. and Mrs
siu,y J. smith bug. mt Coud-rt. Z. n. Taller. Mr..
and Nr.. I. sUG-ra Taller. = Gray Griswold Of
Tuxedo. Mr.. Herman ovlriehs, Mr.. and Mrs
AJ,un Flint, Jr.. Mr. and Mrs.. Trsnor L. Park.
Mss JH.,Aua Clnns W r. II. Martin. r.
Mcleod Cameron. Mr.. aud Ms. Anthony prer-l OF
iaG.hiph!a Mrs Alexander Prosn OF Baltimore.
MI AID M. ]. Lee Alet, lanes ". Gerard. IT,.
Mrs. Rrlasd iamtr..!. Mr. andMrs De Forest ban.
issal, ME AMI Mrs. Joseph l. wIdsnsr. Mr. aud
Mr.. Victor Scsch5a NJ Ant Mrs. Thsodor- Frsl!ng.
lGystH. Mr.. Burke X che. the Misses Gerry q,
Gre sEtaa We'll Mr. AA4 Mrs n.nry Cows Miss
EE..y AofH 81, he EATl u Yarmouth. Thomas Y.
CusE a., Miss Laura so,sn J. J, Van Alien th. Duke
q MAJ I. ';-r, eli MAJOR Hugh J. Grant. Frederick
J. u,.ot! AMI Richard Croker.
II n the hors"man's point Of view tho exhl-
ti9a vii be remembered as ons o. the hos.
CTS kind ever seen In the Garden The trot-
harness, made about the hes. showing
snc. the National Horse Show Associa.
ton gave to him the frst blue ribbon
Ia the Old Garden In 1885 This
statement Ioes not apply 10 all OF tho classes
oiconr'e, Tor in some Of them the display was
very mesgre. But the remark was heard ire-
ouehty yesterday that. collectively. the young
y ,trg sta Ions the road horses in single
bLi OUT" harness, ana the representatives OF
VIA. new angri horse, the hack neyi zcd tTOt-
S now u. t.nct improvement over those
hight mere q word should be said about the
genuine harkhrys In the show. For thu first
uMe We men who are breeding the British
We 81 names. horse cut loose and entered
g@d number Of their too prec Gus
Isls p The open harness classes. where
=. sc, a5y q ths chamrionship ribSon4. yet
io. sai s",,ef th,n his, dsmonstr uus M a.
American hor."ineu the fact that they can do
ioIse, l,L more than e. parad" at the end Of
them. N' 's"'Hu
lie ehampopship classes for lgh, and
."ay, harnrss horses, saddlers and hunters
w'r- Ne ,1a'nr.s YESTERDAY Lightweight sad
,,,tS we're Ne ilrrSt a'rirants for championship
CHARLES L faiey. NE grSy.hairei Ken ttkii
ar,. ,hs ~ 'tb chestnut geldlng Post Hnrn.
aHi-chrs'el 't-on!- hacked hne-mannerei
s s.S Ca, carried II tne i!r.t blue ribbon Of tho
n. es 70. ,A41e horses and was picked out by
T.
Pc chamI .pn. H. had TO meet Harvey &
t1!sw brown mare, A Lady Of DUAL ", that
HnM.trd NE chNmplonship last year. ami
syamst,h Mhr-haI', The Laird winner OF G ass
s ,nh blu. ny afternoon. Post Horn clean
ttr"cs'I way Of s.epIlug at all gaits; his high
Inrn anu l"iisCt mauurts gave him the
placed second ' "s
an NE heavyweight class W. A. McGibbon
ssgvNtd h'H chestnut mare ladysmith. winner
wv ON" ribbons during the week, while
CIN iona H"FN"n rode her chestnut gnlding
~" ih"E wsr" tho Iy competitors
Shn..,nn laarr H' beaten Vince on Friday,
"",u TO 'N' tvaUt. o., came together ia the
aus, 'Yr women sad lie horses so that the
49, }eT"'tay Wa, Nimost a foreEone conclu-
~. 't7H IA Il 81 her protest at the walk
IL 9"t .. .''r, AMI carr Ell OF the 5000 prize
h"W" IN" championship for trOtting road
49, Wa, dyr"i"i he Judges had to pick the
V,ssn'Is ~ lNn Nbnes on the regular prO-
~ ~ Nr-t was ass III, Il spccial
go PN" given Ny the Suburban KidiDn
tnu my hg luG Il WAS for tro,ting ROAD
s'@ ma Had never won a prize OF any sort
Nue. ~. ne. l1ors. SHOW, anna ours 10 drive.
e. a'piy ant Harmony tho entries OF
M mp, "'fs. o. course. wi hdravn The
iat~ra hii. popular decision when they
Il W"N5 We hcauty, grace aud action IL
~, " y. Ip'iuAns -pIendid hay mare snark.
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