New-York tribune., 1901-11-29
ORANGEHORSE SHOW BEGINS
SUCCESSFUL EXHIBITION EXPECTED
ENTRIES FROM NATIONAL
CONTEST.

Orange y j. Nov. 2G (SpeciaD-The Orange
Horse Show which opened tonight at the Riding
and Driving Club East Orange. is expected 10
praYe the most successful exhibition held by
the club While the exhibitors are largely Orange
people there is considerable number OF entries
from other places. including New-York. Most of
the New-York horses entered COMPETED the
National Horse Show last week and several OF the
other of town contestants also shown IN
New-York
The Riding Club presented an animated appear
when the show opened Rows of colored
electric lights arranged across the roof OF the
The view from the boxes and seats
the west and north sides OF the ring was unob-
structed. A re-arranEeugent Of the seats made
this year. increasing the capacity OF the clubhouse
Those who have taken boxes for the three evenings
William Bouldin, jr.. Edward ". Collie, Howard A.
Colby; Henry Coolidge, Mark T., Cox James B.
Edward Il. Graves, Henry Grayes Thomas A Gil
Trawbridge HolIister C. II. Jewett. ir, Ira A. KID,
{r; A B leach. - EdTaGd PaysoR 2,,, Merwn r 1r
Savage Irving Smith John NJ Shaw, William Z.
". a. Walker. Theodore Wilson. Edgar b, Ward
and David 5. Walton.
KIP h hoTas IdeM John F9e Is g F
Eaawn eie 4ndd 2Rd EqsaT hd Iob b. WaEd ga W.
The honorary vice-presidents are Joseph II Allen
BfoT Dr Arhar B6Eer st rhdmas Barr David
Bingham, Edward 2. Bruen, William BouIdin, jr,
eTt Dun Douglass: Charles s Dgdd d.. Franklin
" Freeman, Henry Graves. george {. Graves
Thomas a. Gillespie 2 Hiek.. Herrick, Edward II.
Hathaway. William G. Horn. Robert w. Hawkes.
worth Herman H0skfE IL 5 Erank ehs kSewiRE Ira
B Metcali, Dr. John L, Seward George b. Turrel
Yam I1oT% Tasse Edsr B. W@rd John 5EGh Wmerdias ~
Theodore Wilson and, and David $ Walton. OF the
New-York; Thomas b Hidden g Of MibuTn; Peter
Sswark Ss~h j. " ogden and Iii; Elliot smith Of Morris
town, and John NJ Shaw, of Madison. The judges.
DR. F. c. Grenside, of New-York: William Pollock
Of Pittsheld, Mass. and Clarence e. Quintn. of
Tomorrow night Maurice Hewlett will give an
sanad from the Essex Troop Of Newark viii give
an exhibition Of rough riding under the direction
THE SUMMARIES
Glass topen; pair Of harness horses over al hand.
g II have Be- SoTn m
light fcuTwheeied vehicleFifs prize Prince Lulu
g. Is hands years and Avon. b. g.. 4a hands. years.
hands and Bob br. Is hands, years: Tonso savage
MISS Earle 5r mr. iis hands years Mrs F. aW @
Class oharness horses - hands and exceed
Ing i5a hands should have conformation QUALITY style
wheeled vehicle)FIrst prize Climax. br. g.. Is hands
Ss9s: fIPa R1 3sPssr E g Inn h:'fs
a Saddle nass horses G M hands or to be
,ndsed for ther quality & m PAGES and
Is per and style Of gong % per cent
s.f ois9e ' n@"q "a ssG ysias sr n g.
162R hands. Mrs H II. Good. prize
Alhert ro e.. lea72 hands, years; Miles w. Baney
Class % PAGERS under 14.3 hands and not
exceeding la2 hands TO be shown before appropriate
manners and all around action, stylishIy
quietly; horse 60 carriage and appoint
ments 10 cenDFtrst prize. Lord Wilnot b Is III
hands 9 years and Lady Jane. b. m, 151Ia hands 8
years; Herbert Coppell Second prize, Aaga b. M i5I
hands and Copper. b. l5.lia hands years:
Mrs. John Shaw Third prize Master claude b. e. I4s
years; Mrs. f. F. Lawton' and C T. IAwton
Glass q 0ocal best single roadster appoInt-
men judged as horses driven regularly read and
by manners. conformation speed style OF gongo-
Winthrop D. Mitchell. second prize Edith i n'. '
la2 hands. years; r. A. Fairbarn. Third prize The
Class 10 topen fourin hands, 1i.3 over con
formation quality style and al action to be
eonEdered,-First prize James 6. Marshall unnamed
Second prize. Ira A. Kip, Third prize Mrs John
Martin Shaw. D'
Glass II open. hunters jumpers minimum weight
to be carried $50 pounds performances over sly
fecp-Firet prize, unnamed b. g., l6 hands: Chsrles
Pfzer, ridden by Lewis Hallock. Second prize Rae
b. 1881 hands years: 3. w Palmer. Third nrize
Cissie Grow. br. 1913 hands, years: Howard WiIets
Class aS loeal horse and rlnabout horse should he
at least u hands and exceeding hands; horse
20 count so appoinments 6n nsr
cent horee must have good conformation nnd onait
and be smoothly turned, around action ana hs
able TO SO excessively high action not essents
coppe second prize Gordon c. b. G. Isl hands ipef,
years: Mrs E F. and c. F, I.awton Third priza so,S
Robin b G., Isl hands, years Edward p Mervin sr
Class topen; harness horses n. -.
l5ois hands: the wheeler confoYus ttan 80
stance quality and action tho to be showv c
bred with all around action good mannerr,-gr.t
en- g. is hands. James C. Msrshail Second prize VIZ
ter D. g. ls hands. years and Harry b. e. 16 bsnSs
sfsTs chs.lss hssss aahswas Third Prz. s
A. Fillmore yde