New-York tribune., 1901-11-02
HORSE SHOW ENTRIES.
THEY MAKE THE LARGEST NUMBER IN
THE HISTORY OF THE EXHIBITION.

THEY MAKE The IAtttrtSI NJ htoF-fN IN
THE HISTORY OF THE EXHIBITION
The entries for the coming Horse Show at the
Madison Square Garden during the week Of No
venber is closed last Saturday with the largest
number in the history OF the show: Ii3i entries
made. 5 compared with 1853 in 1900 The
most noticeable increase IS IN horses in harness,
dealers horses. carriage horses. horses and ap-
pointments, saddle horses and trotters in harness
while the four-in-hand show ffty-two. as com
pared with thirty-seven year ago. The NUMBER
of entries for the Waldorf-Astoria prize is twice
large as last year, Is the case with the deal
ers' classes. The novice classes, too. have hIed
better. The list OF exhibitors shows the names OF
some fifty ones. mostly among the owners OF
private carriages
Among the thoroughbreds Will be found Spokane.
St. Nicholas, Belmar and Jack Point In the trot-
ting classes of stations are such good ones as
Dreamer and Highland Baron. belonging 10 T. w
Lawson: Advertiser, belonging to General Tracy;
J. R H. owned by Hugh ]. Grant; Alcantara,
Bourne and The Monitor all the property of W
f. Bourne Wicklin. jr., belonging 10 H NJ. Balm
In the driving classes for tEotters will be found
Woodlawn Farms Charmer, F. G. Jones's JOY
maker, C X @. Billings's Franker, Louisa Jeffer
son and DR.. Book. +. A. Hartleys St Louis Belle.
E. T. Bedford's Alice Mapes A. c BostWicks
Johnnie Agan and J. W. Cookies Rosoa-
Among the hackneys there will be the usual ex-
hibit from F. D Jordan, +. c. Stevens and A. J.
Cassatt in all the classes but in larger numbers
than ever before. For half breed hackney stall
lions with three of their get Prescott Lawrence has
entered old favorite Fashion and E c Stevens
Clifton II.
There are in all 195 horses in harness outside of
the dealers classes among the exhibitors being
c. K. G; Billings William Howard barns Barnard d. C.
aTGy bi e;for W no s9etson' J. B. Vandergrft
John Wallace. William c. Freeman. Chestnut Hill
stofs BurFdge Mrs n G. " curs h Mrs j.
Potter d jordan A G G. Tanderb1It r. ydn William + +
Widener, Mrs John Gerken. W L. Elkins and
There is a big lot of tandems entered. among
thoss showing their pet high steRPeT Ssng j Mrs rs
John Gerlserl Mrs. r; F Garman. G. X c. Bill
lings. Herbert coppell J. Stewart BarRey; Rf F e.
fred G. Vanderbilt; T. W. and Arnold lawson W
Eikns and Frank J. Gould
American owners of ponies will have some com
petitors from the other side among the Shetands
will be Emerald and SapphreG pTzs winners yI in
Good the English champion. These bred by
the Marquis Of Londonderry, and are entered by
and they will come in competition with the old
favorites Montreal. Monte Carlo. Toronto and
| There are over 100 saddle horses. among them
FSti Fiashiieht Bemar Brushwood Boy, Midnight
More Than Queen. Waubun Lady Egphrosyne, Ny
Lady Dainty. Lady Leona. Lady Constance and
DhR nd Mapf fine lot Adn%
Socrates Invader and Glencoe. S. d. Ripeys Molly,
oIs5d Isa5!s & DuTyeas Ga5q Bar
Macombers Donovan and Royal Arch. F. Ambrose
oa4 oE Edge sf fe Prz ana Emory Fl
w. Bulls Problem, J. Holoway's The Squire, Irish
Pat and Masterpiece. Hart Brothers Claymet and
Richmond, A. ]. Cassatt's Clipper and Ruby Mrs.
| y. X Hayes's Leatherfiapper, j. G. Cassatt's s
Chesterfield, l.. T Martins Sampset and Mrs. Key
hart's Lady Norwood, J. r. Macomber, Adam Beck
and Charles Pizer have entered teams for the best
| three qualified hunters
The high jumpers led by Crow e. Murray $
| Sure Pop who recently made new high jumping
| record OF feet. inches, carrying 1j0 pounds.
Others b. ". Palmer's Rife, Ralph Pulitzer $
| Beauty. c. H Hurcamps Amaret. NJ.
NJ. Sternberger's Jack of Hearts. Adam Beck 5
| Socrates and George Peppers Rupert, Glenmore,
| Lord Minto and Pearl.