New-York tribune., 1903-07-12
AT ATLANTIC CITY
F;ce Display Expected at Shoe This
Week-The Entries.

o,.- n 7 July Il (speciaD.-The an
kI6-e., n,,,,,o1 Of the Atlantic city horse Sho"
pSsA .To has risen since its institution nNe years
kssoc'a'4o.t srst place as an open air show. The
ago 1,ons l-sg for the first exhibition would nave
noil"'- eat showing at q county talr ana large
nzoe .be exhibitors were local people The
raajoTlH ne association, however. were not dis
oAioeGs - 7bev simply worked the harder for the
coli0s chow which was 100 per cent pel'eE
foIo"--s e-st and each succeeding show has I'M
th1I IN the same proportion unul no" II mas
DF9'e- the leading position among out-oi-doors
e,hoihons. 'opllns '-'0
tAs-v entries.
y H1-5 -.sltv show it has advanced in the same
As tbe attendance becoming more nunler-
pTop'.15 fashionable each year This years snow
Gus g. mons on Tuesday Of next week. promises 10
FhlcH - - cbaracter and attendance that OF any
exec I" ,-Iine exhibitions outside Of Madi-
O. 80 - Garden. G. Jason Waters, the presl-
soa ~ +ts association. has received assurances
eenl u ,,irr Of large delegations from New-fork,
O. ~ ,,-tia Baltimore, Washington. Boston anu
o-her cities. ,,...- -. .,,o r,,be- Of ex
IN Ils tbfs year is Reginald C. Vanderbilt VINO
hlo''o--t-ated a string OF prize winners IN the
h@5 lass He viii be present during the snow
-1+b q large party of friends ..,-
Wiz ss+o oF the Atlantic City exhibition was
iI' .s,s year with a view Of accommodating those
fxeo % 'ils slso entered their animals in the Long
ebo
- Atlantic City event. While the eAhlpl'loh
o. us % rhe Atlantic City Association are hardly
GI0'-a- s,,,e as those of Wissahickon Heights in
- - - scenic setting. they are well adaplea 1or
pg--. -,oses Of an outdoor show and the proA
ne 20 F the ocean probably affords as fair ana
striking setting As that o. tag a pgS events siq the tenn
Of Moassi is cooler and the comfort Of the specta-
tors rge more nrber Of yachts are nov in the Inlet
a .stei+b CAV parties from NeW-1 oFh. anu
Phlaoeiip5tlsa' ne show, on next Saturday evening.
CgSbs number of nominations 10 lIil9 ca.
totals so.lcsl soo-s ~ last year Noted prize winners
@ eeI entered from NewYork Phadelp pilla, bostodf
are eIS r- md Virginia. 4 conspicuous feature OF
Ae"pot.ri Is the large number of exhibits that
as G seldom at horse sho%s eMGgpt ipd a NY
lis 1oLh tbat we're not shown at the last Fhlacel-
gia eAlI-.i s for roadsters the exhibitors win be
stotesbury. J. G. Cassatt CyTli w, AFi5- n
strong and C. T. IIiTah, ,1IIo2, ~ Farns Of
Aus3ui ~ David l. Ward Daniel J. McNichol,
Perm, 4, ~ tTsrLei Charles Evans Bradford Wright.
gr. FL,+p Z1ters ~ p f. Stcy Il. J. Mulock, Edgar
M 51 @ for harness horses will have for eX-
-. H. 81 ] Knowles Of Magnolia, Mass; Regi-
Ia Z Vanderbilt, Of Newport, lCT. J9hn J2ai1 II
T4sT Es5fz of scranton Penn; Herbert Cop CoppeeH'
SiaT q aTT-oo6an6 j F. Manning, Mrs. Albert DE Ger
Eaai-York. assi Mrs. r. G. Fell, Chestnut Hi Stock
Farm. Thomas ;. Young, -4ioCten Pe t2aIn
- !.i Mss Earv B. Catlin. of Port Chester, \. y;
&C. g. Ware Thomas B. Endicott, @. Jason
T7afers and David FitZsimmOns, OF Atlantic Cltyi
cta,las n Hamilton. Of Devon, Penn.
Tan6eus fouT-iu-hands and unlcorns VIII ne
.lrVn bv HerDert CoppeIl Mrs John Gerken, w
Woodend and Mrs. Albert de Cernea. Of New
yorl,- T)~ John I. WeutZ, Of Scranton. Penn, ana
TEer+r--t AIN stock Farm. Philadelphia.
crwe of the saddle horse exhibits Will be
t,ose ~ Mrs W F. HOFFMAN, Mrs. Z c. kirkland,
Eiss R Wbitcomb and Allan Macnaughton, OF
Teg-York: Mrs R. Gratz Fell and NJ. Louis Lough-
nm Of Phiiadelphia Mrs Charles II. Hurkamp, OF
Fredericksburg Va and Harry McNichol, of At
The events for hunters and jumpers have filed
exceedingly well. making necessary preliminary
trials in some Of the contests. Among the candi-
dates nominated in these classes are from the
stables Of Courtland r. Smith. Of Virginia: Charles
n Hurkamp. OF Virginia; Joseph J. Martin, of
Trardywine Summit, Penn; ". 1. Beadleston.
J.eVIs G. Young Howard Willets. Ralph Pulitzer,
Mrs A E. Dietrich and Frederick Okie, of New
York. Richard Donnely Of Mamaroneck n. Y;
TufnaH1 A. Bates. Of Convent, n J.; T. L Evans,
Virginia L D. Pasano, jr., of Virginia; William
Steele Of BerWyn Penn
-Four teams are entered in the Hunt Club compe-
tijion The classes for ponies in harness and under
saddle and PAGERS have also many entries. Promi-
rent among tho competitions IS the one for the
hotel Windsor Challenge Cup, valued at $3.50. The
Guy has 10 be three times by the same owner
before II becomes his property. The first contest
for the cup In 1901 when II by Dr..
John l. Wentz's Lord Brilliant and in 1902 by the
same owners Lord Golden II Both these horses
and dozen others viii compete for the cup this