New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-04-09
THE HORSE ON PARADE
CCESS-PROMINENT PEG
PIE THERE.

The disagreeable weather affected the attendance
at the opening session Of the eleventh annual horse
show at Durland's Academy. in Sxty-sixth-st, last
night The sleek and handsome show horse was
on parade, and there promenade fashion
and feminine hnery SO conspicuous
as at the show IN Madison Square Garden
But beauty. fashion and feathers were there in
plenty, and these. with good music. bright lights
and profuse and harmonious decorations, pleased
the OF even the most blase spectator.
There were 2ea Individual entries and in conse-
quence Of this large list the programme scheduled
TO end at 1880 finished until midnight
The saddle horse class for riders attracted
much attention. The fair riders handled their
prancing palfreys with dexterity, and when the
hand struck up Tell me- pretty maiden" many of
the spectators applauded thereby expressing their
appreciation of the ceverness Of the bandn1aster
who paid the fair riders delicate and harmonious
compliment
The opening class vas for saddle horses. ana ten
sleek, finely gated animals were sent into the
ring The winner Of the blue ribbon was Charles
Stewart Smiths handsome black geldng Kalpa
King G. was second. and Spartan third.
The class for horses driven II carts furnished one
OF the best contests Of the night. After a spirited
contest. Lord Brilliant winner at the Garden
show. and owned and driven by DR.. John l..
Wentz, received the blue ribbon c. X G. Bill
hngss Ned Alerton was second. and A. A. Hous-
mans chestnut ROYAL Flush third Alfred G. Van
derbilt. in imma culate extreme frock coat high
collar and white tie. drove the geliing Sinbad
His brother. in sack coat. stock derby hat and
riding hreecnes. was as unsuccessful with his
brown geldfng Diplomat. Miss Ethel Moore drove
her brown mare Hazel Dee and drove her we'll
The judges as follows: Saddle horses E. C.
La Montague: fourth hands tanden7s harness
horses and appointments. William c. CULVER and
A c Bostwck; Speedway classes David Bonner
w NJ. V. Hoffman and Hamilton Busby: hunters
jumpers and polo ponies H. L. Herbert and Rich
ard Newton jr.: veterinary inspectors DR.. James
s. CattanaCh and DR. F. c Grensider
Among the list of boxholders many of whom
were present. Were the following: John Gerken, l.
HeEe5n ' Aff2ed 'U G. Tanderb an pu X g
P ling K Miss ThifcSmb Mrs 81 L F Howe
Fish. Albert c. Bostwick James A Garland. G.
u Mr. aHd Mrs Thosa g Re Mis-
Olney. jr and Miss Clara Taylor. Among others
Grant Mr. an Mrs Mam or ahd ars D aqsR
3 3sds- Ir Dr. and Mrs. S VandeTP99l Dr. John
Wall; J. J. Caryle; William "; NJ; Dyckman, Mr..
Daniel Hanna and Horace White.
The summaries were follows:
o s26d Gs cgs GTs stewart s 5 and
3 3s se88 N JGseP ,. iis T,rR, King
aRa noe
I L.1 Br;Ilis1f l;3'a asei: Bilnss's ;
ch s. g RG So1eI Fp IS; l. years third
M JOIN aa& 5f b up W to gf5nF leo
J. Chisholm. jrs. oh g strathgrass. 15.1% years.
third.
Best fourth hand 10 coach Is handsp-won by
G IL 6. Bllingss Dandy Logan and Marcus Logan.
leaders. and Princess Nide
Delford Farm four. second, ". 2. Moores four.
third.
Wonen's saddle horses, 15.e. ladies' to nie-won by
Mrs. John CTerkens Oh. Ny Lady Dainty, u 81,
Years. ridden by Mrs.. Gerken; Mrs c Il H9lcombs
Belle B.sd os sso61 e' seas ' B. a"sh MISS S @
rlicity. 1919. ridden Blaisdell
Best pairs Of horses shown vehicle. ladies
driye-Won by Mrs. 7 Forbes Potter's Prairie
Queen. and On. Kinghird driven Mrs. Potter;
c X @ Rlingss b, e Brian Boru and b Z: Mate.
Miss Belle Beach second; J. Stevens Clmanns
Lady Aberdeen and oh. Lord Aberdeen. driven
by J. Dalton third: William Trevor's ch Foxey
am h. Teddy. driven hv Emily. fourth
Open Jumping classes performance only IN he
ls.1 years; Richard Donnelly's h g. Rife 133
James a. TIarand's b. m Sure Pop 49,.
aged. third: F. Ambrose Clark's +. Nightingale.
1884, years. fourth