The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-11-16

Nentz, Miss Lulu Pnzer, Y. n. " blllihgs,
L. l.. Biddle, James Fl. Hyde. Harry Payne
Whitney, T.. ID. Jordan. Herbert Coppeil,
Mrs. w B. White, II. H. Salmon, J. Camp.
bell Thompson. Frederick, Lewisohn and
George Pepper. There are four classes for
fourth hands, the first tomorrow after
noon. Glass for thoroughbred stations
Is also on the programme for the opening
afternoon. Seven noted horses are en-
tered, among them Requital, Bemar, BON
hilbert and Lighterman
The first event after dinner Tomorrow
will be Class 2 where twenty pairs of car
rage horses will meet. This will tax the
Judges for a grander lot for the purpose
Vas never driven into show ring. class
for saddle horses, with twenty-six entries
another for q ialificd hunters. with twelve
entries. and Il grand array Of tandems, eig h
teen in number, fill out the balance OF the
evening.
The morning Of Tuesday is largely given
over to hackney classes filed with nomina-
tions by prominent breeders. Then the
breeders OF trotters have an inning, and
five classes devoted to trotters follow each
other. The trotters also figure prominently
during the afternoon. when six With records
in the go class will compete for ribbon
honcrs. Among the p,i2er.ng trotters that
will be shown are Dainty Dano, 2l31.; Nal
Zour. ?l5*; Teresa b, 2;l8'+. and vida
Wilkes, 2lsn.
The ponies have .he call on Wednesday
morning, both under saddle and In harness.
In point Of numbers, and indeed, in quality
also, the various pony classes are FAR
ahead OF any previous exhibition. Among
the prominent exhibitors will he Thomas
l.. Watts, With his old favorites, Carlo and
Montreal; Mrs. +. +. Hawlcy, with Exile
Of Pittsford: Charles Buns Chestnut and
Caroline, Thomas Watts, Jr.. with Toront d
and Red Fox; Miss Gertrude Lexow's
Pedro NJ and Pedro n; Anna Held, with
Jack and Jill: Mrs Charles T.. b. mn, with
Rob and D.hnnnir N ha sing ella
X. F. Carman will show Jessie; James Is.
Taylor, Sa1 Toy; q Howard Davidson,
Myrtle; u. W. Haines, Brown Bard; Mrs.
John Gerken, Doncaster Model; Miss SUI
ney, Modesty; f. ID. Jordan, Hurrah; Miss
Cert rude ". Kinsett, Lavina; Sidney
Colford, Cottage Prince; Miss Edith Col
ford, Cottage King: II. G. Hoskier, Jim
Blaine. and J. +. Widener. Vixen.
Polo ponies will also figure on Wednesday
| and such well-knovn owners as George J
Gould. W. D. May, +. A. Clarke, Harry 7,
Peters. A. G.. Vanderbilt, r. Carhart and X.
c. Vanderbilt will be represented. In
addition one entry has been made by the
corps of cadets at West Point; 4 feature
Of Wednesday afternoon will be the judg-
Ing Of a lot Of qualified hunters, with the
master whips and members in uniform.
There are twentv-fve entries, and the
uniform counts IS per cent in the award
In the evening twenty-three zig horses are
70 r shoMh LOT ,ht "ailD ~. a ~ cup,
ani .le uas WIN cIpSu miIh ,'.e nu','r,
ana Juinpe's $1,000 o at VI, MOI I.i.t ial
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70 mess sa.'ous nsuLe " rh Wv
nort proinihem OF We "nek. IRE t,lch,
mona ,ouhty nun, ,"n, Warreii,oh nun.
,np, ,aneroh nun nui' up, 'n ny,
have zach entered teams Of three.
THURSDAY morning i .hrReLy gwen over
70 classes ior nreeiarS' r11hch Hoach mack
news anu hailpr'ns ne c,oslhy hYnr
OF ue morning. SESSION l. set as'ie lor
Juusiae na.kileys III ha' ne i1' sne nr''h,
ers 'haIehee CUP Sl'eciai i'd'ure ol
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