New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-11-23

find time 10 exercise his own horses, the stable
men can take care Of them there
Now, this way" and he swung open q
door upon a veritabIe horseman's PARADISE The
explanatory. This is q stable" was wholly IN
necessary. 1t went without saying. Rows upon
rows OF stalls stretched away into the shadows
and above the partitions Of each could be seen the
head Of some riding driving favorite. Bays.
blacks. chestnuts, all sleek and glossy all full Of
hfe-a sight 10 delight the heart Of any horseman
About sixty was the answer to the query pro-
voked BY that display Of horse heads.
Note the way these stables are built-made ex-
pressly for the comfort and health of the animals
Some fun being a horse under such conditions ism t
y? See how the upper part is made of open iron
work. affordng free circulation Of air. and that
the drainage is modern in every particular
We believe good horses are worth caring for in
proper shape. That is the fundamental idea of
this club. That's why il was organized.
There's some pretty good horse1esh owned by
our members. and this show this year is going to
be worth seeing. For instance there's Senator.
owned By Tonic Savage. one Of the leading mem
oers Of the club. Senator shown in the Mad
ison Square Garden show the other day IN the
MoTstown show he took first prize in the thor
oughbred saddle class under 49,. A pretty fine
piece Of horsefesh IS Senator.
Then there's Fred, another blue ribbon winner,
cVned by E. NJ. Collie. he is. Seems 10 me ne is
pretty certain 70 take the blue ribbon this show
HES a me com ination harness and saddle horse. .
LAeaFly three hundred entries have been received
heen made. and everything is in readiness for the
evening The show viii also Continue on Fridaey
Sna Saturday evenings. with a matinee the last
n the classes for harness horses the exhibitors
include Cyrus F. Lawrence. A. B. Leach Miss
lucia Day Ira A. Kip. jr. Tonzo Savage. Charles
? Hubbs; II W Baney & Bro, Charles Furth-
nan. ) " Dunn, Charles F Rand. W. B. Riley.
=; e NzughR' James Turner. G Louis Boisse-
Charles Hathaway Harvey s LadeR Henri
6 g 49, = Q Barstow Everett Colby. Winthrop
Cummings Mrs H. H. Good. c. F. Lawton and
HenTy coolidge; Some OF the competitors in the
events Tor SADDLE horses are Mrs. Z. c. Kirkland.
MIS- W; = HOFFMAN, Harvey Fisk. Mrs H II.
5000, Miss Marian Holloway Harvey S I,adep
Mrs, G A De Coll Fred w. Decker. William
VIII show four-in-hands and tandems are Cbsries
r Rand. Miss Luella Day. Everett Colby Charles
Aatha%ay and H. 3. Vaughn. For the contests
t-haTles Phzer. Sydney Holloway. George C White
j.. William e Stewart Miss Ethel Money Artbnr-
E Noreott B. v Il Vingut. F. L. Van Ness and
Peter Hauck il. The classes for roadsters nscers
well +S' ''@'e al n!ied
Practically all of the boxes for the coming SHOW,
Hathaway. z B. ward S. ". BALDWIN q are P :.
z Mllliken. W. A Walker r. NJ Cole " n
Grand, Tonic Savage, H. 6. Atwater H Graves
As SIP ZIP; z: COPY. W E Stewart; NJ. T. COZ.
dore Wilson, z. p. Alling. +. O. BarstoH II CO..
1 Iq; W =. B3nlcin D. S; Walton. r. H. Graves
SSsarts sT. John Day w. NJ Franklin DR. H. A
Mandeyille, 2. A. Gillespie Mr.. Squires Mr. Gard
ner and j. w. Dunn ' ""ru-
~ ne donors Of prizes this year have been liberal
among the prize givers are Charles HatbaVav 20.
EDGAR r. Ward, $50; Charles F. Rand SO: Tonic
Gun. a cup; +. J.. Van Ness a cup: Cross e o.
SADDLE; flandrau e. Co. SIS: w IL Cato
up valued at $50, Mr.. Tomkins a cup valued st
'"' y A. Quinby, cup, valued at $50; Ira A. kip