New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-10-05
HORSE SHOW AT GOSHEN
PRIZES AWARDED-MAN WE'LL KNOWN
PEOPLE PRESENT.

Goshen. n. Y, Oct. CSpeclan.-The eighth an
nual exhibition of the Orange County Horse Show,
while begun under unfavorlbIe circumstances
proved great success Rain fell during part OF
this morning, and continued until o'clock but the
exhibition carried out as planned and with
little discomfort. The weather however kept down
the attendance. only about half of the eight thou
sand spectators expected venturing out. Consider
ing the day. this number was not regarded as anau
The exhibition held at the Goshen Driving
Park which is situated in the heart Of village
surrounded by churches and court buildings on ona
side and hills ON the other In it is the historic
half mile track" where for many years a long
series OF famous have been run.
The field to-day was covered with dining and re-
cepton tents and. in spite of the gloomy weather,
pretty scene
one of the features of the day was the dinner
given TO the farmers over whose propertv hunts
with hounds are run by the Orange County Hunt
Club.
The notable parts OF the show were the exhibit
uons OF GEattau Boy and John r. Gentry whose
appearances were greeted with hearty applause.
and the spirited mile trotting race in the special
speed competition class between Charles c. Lloyd's
Nalzour and Elsie s. owned by the Arden farms
Among those who were prize winners the
Misses Hartman and the De Cernea stables. OF
New-York City.
The summaries follow:
Class Class E F.5 Sir u. Fs2s9ns second Orderly
Class Class First Black Pearl: second Magic.
Pearl second Chimpasne and Bree eE0 0Asi ana S1'S
Class ypsS: S saeoSd -S TsaS Raven
Glass sndemsFirst Farmer Boz and coIambiuc.
second. JOY and Patse
,.I Iass ~ list Malzourt second. May Belle
tlaSs l2-First. Black Pearl; second. Champagne.
las II Oairs. hOrsesl--Firsr. FOletto a<d
Natchinl; second. War Dance md Game Cock
Class "A tour-n- hand tsam)-W0n by De Cernea
stables second. William II. V. Hoffman
Class - tbest road horses q be shown at and
gaIop)-Won by William NJ V. Hoffman: second. Do
Cernea Stables
Class l6a 0roers,-FIrst. Malzour: second Elsie :.
Time. 2:3G
Glass ttrottersl-von by Elsie s. only entry.
Class ll-First. Vida Wilkes; second. Indrection.
Class is-Firsf Farmer Boy: second. Dance.
Class 10 tpar roadstersl First Vida Wilkes
Mark: second, Prince and Cie0rSs.
Glass 3l-First Miss Belle Guruey's bay foal: second.
Soldier Button.
Glass 21-Ftrst. Sweetgrass. second. HaiL
Class FIRST Fri King: second. Jen McGrexnr
Class i-tIrst Simboul Beauty; second. Patty swain
Class 24--ftrst, Tim, second. Monte
Class = tponies)-First, Gay Boy and May Flower.
second. Pete
Among those present with parties were AlfreI
Ely, w D. Van Nliet Mrs. D. j. Steward. George
RutedSe Gibson j. w. Colt William NJ. " HoT-
man, Mrs. Underhiu. Theodore FreIinghuysen
Pierre Lorinard. F. De PeysteT Foster. George
tfrtswold, II. AllOway, Percy Wisner j. r. Wood
Edison G. Davidge. John McCullagh. ]. i. Vatable.
1IeOlSe y clemson. Il. III. Tuthill D. c Durand,
Mrs F. NJ Drake. Louis Beden, w r. Royce W.
u. Hayes, T. N. Balm. w. II. Bennett. Rensselaer,
weston, j. Newton Van Ness, Frank hughes. Paul
Iuckerman. Henry Bacon. Campbell Steward. y.
Il Hartman. John McCarty. W. a Lawrence, 4.
~ Alexander. George w. Murray General Fl L.
Burnett Richard Mortimer. j. Howard Ford. H. III.
q. Ingersoll