New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-11-24
HORSE SHOW NEAR ITS END
FOUR IN HAND CONTESTS IN THE MORN
ING AND LARGE CROWDS At NIGHT.
THE PROGRAMME FOR TO-DAY.

THE PROGRAMME FOR TODAY
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s4S Gas. R a. twelve Shetland ponies II 'A
10 cas-: @@ i5s nine horses suitable for cavalry
1920 sf Sgss for osa D545o5s Class s'ftfF
II1o m-Judgtng eleven ponies in harness driven og
children. Class 10.
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12lo 5udg; a. 81 polo ponies Glass S. and hT'
,a.so +, m-JpdStne one omnibus and appointments
, m-Judging sixteen horses suitable for charger
go 8.i 10. sas. ''' F'A1sf'F' and best appointed
J9asnE ssodi: horses enEs f. prts TDns5s
Class =
eEoeteng 49, lands for the championship. cas- IS
$40 ,. r-Judgtng single roadsterz for the champion
ass ? u-Judgtne thirteen pairs of horses driven by
q p8a.5 5 Gss. pairs Of T0'A''sr' for the cham
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80 p --Judg1ng twentystx harness horses Class 81
hads far bs s1 csnp as3sia Class 81
a JqdEinE single harness i horses exceeding l'2
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Hands Ign fhs sss 25 cass
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The Horse Show has waved and now It must
wana And the waning Is the rapid process
OF the two. Friday night used to be the one pre-
euntnentIy big night of the show. It Is still big
a night any. but Thursday night is about equal
70 II, and Wednesday is almost as good, while
Tuesday and Monday coming into prominence.
60 20 Ia ~
good weeks work
The crowds yesterday were as large as they have
beer 81 all; perhaps trihe larger though the day
opened with comparatively few present Those who
6id come 70 see the morning contests saw one Of
Tie most interesting OF the whole week-the com
petition Of drivers in the four-in-hand class But
the programme was full OF interesting features all
through the day and evening
The crowds began 10 come IN earnest before the
afternoon over, and the Garden was as well
filed as II has been any afternoon Of the week
IN the evening IL a wonderful sight And II
came suddenly. TIL $50 o'clock the place
seemed empty. Then the people began TO come.
and they came fast as they could get through
The doors for perhaps hour. By that time there
was not much left Every sitting place Was
taken clear up TO the angles Of the roof and all
the standing places which commanded views of the
ring filed. too. Then there was the constant,
broad stream of people flowing around and around
the arena as the old geographers thought that the
flowed around the world
GROOMs LOST BOY RESTORED.
Hundreds Of people at the Fourrh-ave. end Of the
Garden became interested II a small boy who got
lost He about four years old, and he WIS
found crying at the loss Of his mother. He was
taken 10 the pressroom. and there questioned as
who ne and where he came from points on
which he was decidedly vague He recovered
his cheerfulness, however. and consented TO drink
ginger ale 10 the health Of the press Of New-York
and take little free luncheon with IT, AS his
spirits he admitted that his name Ander-
and his father worked in the ring and wore
big high boots. With this clew investigation was
made. and II found that his father OF
the grooms at the judges stand.
4 little falling off IN attendance may be expected
to-day. on the theory which many hold that the
last Cay OF the ehow ia merely day Of finishing
Up and getting out 5ut there still some inter
esttng classes 70 be judged including cavalry and
polo horses and TWO three classes OF jumpers.
HOwLETTs SUPERB DRIVING.
One Of the finest competitions Of the show was
seen in the driving OF the four In hand teams for
the 500 cup offered by James Il Hyde Some Of