New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-11-04
HORSE SHOW ENTRIES.
A DETERMINATION TO OUTDO THE
AUTOMOBILE EXHIBITION.


The entry list for this years Horse Show 20 be
neie In Madison Square Garden the week OF No
VeInoer lS Is the largest IN the history OF the
sanization Last year something less than thirteen
hundred entries were made this year there are
nearly fifteen hundred. and the number OF ex-
nibitors has increased from "a to $50. The rich
premium list has brought this entry list In
terest mas been added the show BY reason OF
the automobile Owners OF horses have decided to
Guido this mechanical exhibition They wish 20
nave the horse maintain the esteem II has with
the public.
Among the thoroughbreds will be Applegate the
winner last year; Bemar. Racine Ben Viking and
Whistling Con The breeding classes for trottsrs
have filled well Among those To De shown ara
Dare Devil The Corker. The Beau Ideal The
Niceroy. Lucinda Hannn. Requisite and Nsttie
King. from the Village Farm Horatio y Balm
will show Wyckne. Sir Robbins Lee WvckFra
Mary Master, Wycklire. Jr. and Addie Lee III
Robert z Bonner has Highland Baron and Mss
Baron as his contribution Thomas W Lawvon
will show The Dreamer. BCralma's Brother BoraI-
mas Sister. Miss BoraIma and Oxford Boy z r
Ladew will show Bessie Monarch Crf Monarch
and Medio's Whirlwnd
In the driving class will found T. W I4awson's
Boralma and A. b Gwathmey's Louise Mac James
W. Cooke will have Altamont and WUkie Patchen
in the ring. William NJ. V Hoffman VIII show
Imperial Wilkes and May X. E T S,otesbury VIII
show Imantha and Inogene; Horatio E. Balm
Bedell and Billy Brown. and Thomas T Russell
Sprightly and Princess Spray
Among the hackneys will be F c Stevens's Fan
dango. Langton. Performer. Derby Danegelt Joys
Danegelt. Attraction Victoria II and BeIgravia
Eben D. Jordan viii exhibit Lord Derby IL Latest
Fashion, DiplOmarist vicount. Vicountess. Easter
Lily and Violet. Alarm and Major Will represent
the Philadelphia contingent
Entries OF horses in harness make a long Est
All the cracks OF the country will be there and
competition is De keen The exhibitors VIII
ioe James Henry Smith. Miss Florence I. Stokes
o.
Hill Stock Farm, the Cedney Farm. E. D. Jordan,
William H. Barnard. John Arthur. Mrs. John Ger
ken. T ". Lawson Mrs r. F. Carmen. John &
Bratton. George A. SapoTtas. Frank J. Gould 2
r. Ladew, John Howard Taylor J. Campbell
Thompson Mrs D. 3. SchuIts. Albert c. Bostwick
Joseph E. Widener. W. L. Elkins Chauncey q,
Cozine. J. y. Gallatin. George F. Gilman. B. c.
Stevens Mrs Thomas W. Lawson James T. Shaw,
J. Maxwell Bullock and Miss Frances Stotesbury.
The classes for dealers have flied well, and show
that the association was wise IN giving sneclal
classes for them To mention the names OF the
carriage horses would be give about all OF ths
cracks of the country The competition Is bound to
be close Among those who will show these horses
are r. c. E KaulbaCh Philip IAswtsohu, DR.. Grant
Lyman. Francis Jencks. II. c. Nelson. A c. Bost-
wick Howard Willetts. J. E. Widener, e D. Jox-
dan. John Arthur. T. ". Lawson. W L EIktrz.
Mitchell Harrison. Robert l. Gerry. Frank J,
Gould. Emile Phzer George F. Gilman Harry
Payne Whitney, William H Barnard J. E A
Clarke. Mrs. D. B. SchuIts and James stilIman
Many of those viii be found among the drivers
of t9ndems This list is larger than before.
or hands TO b shown over thirty entries
try, and competition will be fierce.
Ponies in harness and pony stations and brood
mares VIII occupy considerable more room in tho
Garden than they ever did before All OF the old
is large Almost every rider OF prominence in fba
country has sent his favorite mount The classes
ring are MIS- E j Berwind Waltz e Nav 1l,9 %
l. l.. Hitchcock a
Gibbon, John 5 BTaIton. William L Elkins, Miss
Mrs. II. S. Rubens Mrs. J. W Robbins p LoriI-
M t ATnoId Inws9R Miss Marion Bourne Miss
Barney Frank J. Gould Miss Ella F. KnowIron.
Marion Lawson. Miss GLADYS Lawson. Miss Myrtle
NJ. Pepper. jefferson Seligman, Mrs. H G. McEl-
Peters. Mrs. c. A. Doremus, Mrs. Walter Watson,
Among the polo ponies viii be those belonging to
John E Cowdtn. Robert l. Gerry ! e Wilmer
den In the hunter class the exhibit is not 10 be
so great as in other years The green hunters have
been abolished IN order 20 make room Ior otner
classes. Among the jumpers who have made repu-
{atonS IN other years are s2qoTp HTST[gi E nv
Fellow. Inca. Huntress. Vulcan, Fellowship. Glen
King Crow. Richmond. Morea, Escape, Sanoset,
Sun Dance and Black Witch. -,,- -
For the Whitney prize for stations suitable Tor
getting carriage horses there are ten entries IN
For the Brewster Cup for horse pairs for park
fifteen entries while for the WaIdorf-Astoria ChaE-
lenger's Cup there are seventeen Joseph E Wild
ener. Albert Bostwick and William 1. Elktns viii
be contestants Four entered for the Breedsrs
Challenge Cup for haGkneys and twenty-six VIII
show for the Murray Hill Hotel prize ,.
Frank J. GOulds prize for horses and appoint
ments before a wOman's victoria has eight entries,
which should make interesting exhibit In the
driving competition for foUr-in-hands for the $500
prize offered by James H. Hyde the competitors
will be Harry PelIow, E B. Webster, OF Boston, h
J. Thomas Walter Lee, John l. Conaway Of Phla-
delphIa: Joseph Sheldon. r F. Carmen and Morris
z Hewlett, the French whip
Twenty-One entries have been made Tor u.