The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-10-08
THE HORSES DAY AT TUXEDO,
ANNUAL SHOW THERE TO-MOR-
ROW AND SATURDAY.

ROW AND SATURDAY.
More Entries Than Ever Before. SIS in All
The List Of Competitors Includes
Many Well Known Animals-Those VINO
Will do the Jutiging-The B0xholtlers.
The Tuxedo Horse Show Association will
hold its annual exhibition at the half-mile
track, Tuxedo, Tomorrow und Saturday,
| and n long list Of first class candidates will
try for the ribbons. This year the entries
number 1916. the largest in the history Of the
association. and the classes. thirty EIGHT in
number. fairly bristle with animals well
known to horse show followers, Outside OF
the Tuxedo set. from all that can be gathered,
the show is bound to be well patr onized
The following Is a list Of the boxhoders:
l. Samuel Spencer; 2. Theodore Frelinghuysen:
g. Tuxedo Park Association: L. j. Murray Mitchell:
s. George F. Baker: Q. Charles b. Alexander 7, j.
+. Picrson: B. Edison Bradley; o. Mrs. Coster: TO- A.
S. CarhaH: II, Pierre Lorillard: H. Richard Morti-
mer; Is. ]. Henry Smith: IA, r W. Porter 49, George
Grlswold: 49, r. G. Condor: II, Richard Delaheld:
IS. r. Fulton Cutting TO- A. D. Juilllard: 30 +. de P.
Foster 81, ]. Natabe: %, George r. Gibson: %. W.
N. V. Hoffman: "A. II. W. Poor: rs, Grenvile Kane:
rs. Charles L. HYDE n. II. M. Tilford 2s II. Vogel:
20. Price Collier 30. H. W. Munroe 81, W. Men.
Rodewald 20. Lanfear Norre: 49, Herbert c. Pel "a,
w. Person Hamilton: IS. Stuart A. Coats: 49, +. H.
Hartman; 81 E. J. Hancy: %. j. W Hennng: 80, F.
A. Snow: 40. W. Fahnestock: Al. Ernest r. Adce:
AZ. NJ. Allen Starr: 49, Charles B. Alexander: A.. W.
H. H. VoSs: ~, j. ID. Prince: 40. Henry p Loomls:
5O.F. d. Griffin: 81, Charles Z. Sampson g. George
L. Ronalds So, Robert l.. Gerry: 81, Mrs. Clarence
Cary: S. Mrs. II. Rogers Jr.;57 Miss SpoHord; So,
Mrs Mlnturn: 80, Henry S, Redmond: 90. II Fahne-
stock: Of, NJ Dwight Collier: 90. Mrs. Chaplin:
g. Howard Page: 81, NJ. j. O'Shaughnessy: 85, Paul
Tuckerman; CO. Mrs. Smith.
Each day the awarding OF the classes will
begin at OILS In the forenoon and end as near
$50 In the afternoon as possible. The names
Of those who will judge the classes are well
known in the equine world Frank X. Sturgis
will act in the harness classes and r. ". Rives
for the trotters and roadsteTs Ii. L. Her.
bert and James G. Marshall will dispose Of
the hunters and harness horses. and r. W. A.
English has been appointed az veterinarian.
Owing to the number Of saddle horses and
hunters now in the vici nifty Of Tuxedo these
two classes have drawn the most prominent
entry. Among the exhibitors in the former
class are Dingan de Peyster. William Goad-
lev Loew. p. Lorlllard. the Misses har riman
and Master Averul Hartman. " P. hamilton,
George Grisy9!d.. Jr. Alfred Maclay. Robert
A majority Of the harness horses entered
are from Goshen and vicinity and are OF the
blooded kind but class OF this style haa
Alfred G. Van derbit S brown geld ing. Sinbad
The list for class Is as follows:
Class s-Palr Of horses. under ISL hands: special
and Violet. b. m. J. Henry, Smith; Adonis. Oh. 8.
Duncan; Starlight, b. m. and Captain. links, b. G..
as'e m William Siss of Hamilton Ito DeSes e and
Dickens. The Misses HAI hin M. Dolly D!%ples
s sin b sna e. and q tindeici, m Alfred g.
Vanderbilt: Sally bradley b. m. and Helen Gould,
all and the entry in each case, although small,
is Of excellent quality In class 80. for ladies'
1s a,y VEIN G sba radp co M % he BAN
made by II; ". Monroe. Stuart Duncan and
Mrs. II s. Redmond.
charge of the executive committee made up
as follows: Theodore Frelinghuysen. presi-
Geili SECRETARY; ": F. Hamilton. treasurer,
and Richard Mortimer. Pierre Iorillard.
George +. Dodge, W; n: V, Hoffman. C. b.
In order to. expedite the Judging the at
tendants in charge of all horses have this
year been warned by the executive committe
to enter the ring at least fifteen minutes be-
fore the buglc call. Every class will be dis
posed of according to the programme without
a rider or driver, will be supplied with, num-
Der. which must be worn on entering the gate.
No post entries Or Ri horses hHh ARE not on the
In all classes, silver cups will be given to
the winners beside ct the ribbons There win
only on " viii be awarded. All horses viii Y' be
required to be sound. and If there is the least
question OF protest, the animal will be in
it is deemed necessary, the judges may ride
or drive any of the candidates, and in all cases
there shall be no appeal from the judges
decision.
on the first day the show will open with
hands, and for the cup being presented by
named for honors. and they are Paddy. War
dance. Rob Roy, -Ardross. Brownie. Allcut
and Bagppe In Class tsn which is for sing "
Musette. Rainbow, Starlight. Daphne. Phillis
and Lady Gay. 4 notable entry ,, Of nine
bsrn M sanS Ms Tnsf We HRman
The list in full follows:
Of Spades, black seldns. ~; Miss :. Isabelle
Aas% snss,n SsPSi + S.r Mrs IS s. si Red
H9fs? &.s sssy e ss$i: ny
rsI efG; Gp't Cay bay
Carson Kane: Lady Jane. phy mare, 10. D, henry
h MGmnqe ' D.kens roam xedns the Misses
Hartman Dolly p'mpss h I.sn mars; NE Mssss
G. vanderbilt Hiarity, bay gedlng, Is. aged.
Mrs +; Ambrose CLARK; DaVehhah'' olaeK gelaihg.
Is, .. Stuart duncan.
Horsemen and women who patronize the
runnbout will have their fancy satisfied in
Class T. in which the animal VIII be shown,
and manners. conformation and speed will
count A field of fourteen will oppose, each
other in this class. and the first prize Will be
special cup presented by Theodore Freltng-
JACK OF Spades, Came Cock. Musette. Elsie.
Name, Daven ham. Magic, Meteor, John p
hlcut. Gay Boy Monte and Lady Jane. Ex-
ccptional interest is always attracted by the
class ~ no. IL. The animals are to be shown
TO a coach or brake, and the prize cup has
been presented by George Y; Dodge There
nre Ave exhibitors Harris Fahnestock stu
art duncan, the Misses Hartman H. victor
I eoew Jr and the Freebooters.
Classes Is and % are for saddle horses
the former being for those over 1872 hands
and the latter for those under l5? In Class
"a the entries a,v; :a.s ~ '"Wnhp Sn'
hest (;iri and Musette. Monte Cristo. Wood
Symph Kentucky, Frolic, Fun. Betsy, Pal
nett6. Lucy Webb and Hearts will oppose
each other in Class rs; neat hnlt score
will appear in Class 49, for Po9hesd hori hands
Those who love the horse atleld Will find de-
light in Class 27 for ladies saddle horses,
To- be ridden by ladies' 1t has drawn four
teen Of the best animals as o. fo Ihr sno" ""'ch
Monte Crsto, Richard Mortimer; Musette,
Frank b. Kccch; Kentucky. ]. Henry smith FI9lic,
Miss Janetta Alexander Fun Mis- Harriet Aex
PTce Collier: palmetto. Miss Murel p, Robbins
Priceless, Mrs Clarence CARY Lucy webb: William
=. Hamilton: Monarch William c GTanSy Lo ms.