New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-08-21
NEW-ENGLAND LEAGUE.
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READY AT SOUTHAMPTON.
Excellent Class of Entries in Ama-
teur Horse Shoe.

southampton, Long Island Aug. 20 (SpeciaD-It
there is rain here tomorrow and Saturday, Of
course. it will spoil what bids fair to be South
ampton's best contested horse show. But other
wise it seems that nothing will prevent the show
being a success both in regard to attendance and
horses Though only amateurs will be permitted
to exhibit. ride or drive and though few besides
the Southampton summer residents are entered,
it is yet to be a show of capital horses and APP
pofntments and handling of high type
Harry T. Peters. of Islip, is bringing down
his saddle horses Ace of Spades. which took the
championship at Bay Shore several weeks ago;
Lady Constance and Reliance. Matched against
these will be some excellent Southampton mounts.
The classes for saddle horses should be one of
the shows best features. The first of them, for
horses up to carrying leo pounds has hued with
Henry A Budds Gayety Girl Mr.. Peters's Ace OF
Spades and Lady Constance, Miss Elizabeth Nor
tons Croysette George c. Clarks Phyllis. Harry
P Robbns's Sebonal. These follow the contest
for the Thomas Cup for horses up to carrying
200 pounds and over, with stephen II. ?. Pells
Gray Friar. Miss L. w. Gulivers Locks. Mrs. W.
c. Guliver's Belair, David BOWS Cavalier. George
c. Clarks Brunette and Harry Peters's Reliance.
The third OF these classes, women to ride, brings
forward thirteen horses. Mr.. Pelrs Gray Friar.
Mrs Gullivers Belair, Mr.. Peters's Ace of Spades,
Miss Helen Morriss Kitty Winks Mrs w. A.
Engemans Bernice and Edward. Mr.. Clarks Phyl-
lis and Brunette Charles T. Barney's Heyday and
Irish Lass. Miss F. B. Stotesbury's Brown Sniff
and Miss Julia Edgar's Gypsy Girl.
This gives some idea of the calibre of the show.
On the grounds Moore's Lane there is to
be grandstand, seats. The judges and officers
of the association will be the green within the
ring Outside of the ring, Circling 1t completely,
will be a promenade. Around this will be range
Of carts traps and tours where the audience,
when they not promenading. will sit This
fringe of the show circle has been divided off into
1O2 parking spaces. all of which have been sold.
The show is to begin each day at 230 p. m. Nine
classes will be judged at each of the sessions.
Included in the exhibits. besides the saddlers al
ready mentioned, some interesting entries.
j. Stevens Ulman, George c. Clark and Mrs.
George w. Curtis are out for large share of the
ribbons having entered horses in class after class.
Both are In the fours contest of the show. as is
also Charles T. Barney. IN the tandem class
Mrs Curtis has made three entries.
The combination class is OF those that have
filed exceptionally we'll It's entries comprise Mr.
PelTs chestnut Zeik, Miss L. w. Gullivers Locks
Mrs Morris's Carnegie's TOpsy. Miss Helen Nor
riss Kitty Winks. Mrs. Wyman Porter's unnamed
Mrs Engeman's bay Hero. the three Peters horses
from Isp and Miss Edgars Gypsy Girl. class
of different order that will enthusiasm is
that of the roadsters. with General Thomas II.
BARRIERS Titan, S. McConnelrs Prince, T. B. Jen-
nings's Stella and Mrs. w NJ K. Olcotts bay,
In class g. single horse appointments. suitable for
j.. CromweITs The Nun, Stephen PeiI's Kate and
Disk, Mrs. Porter's unnamed, J. Stevens Ulman's
Hampton, Mrs. Engemans Edward, Mrs q. w
Curtis's Golden Dawn and Sunshine George C.
CldrkS Etnne, Mrs. I. b. van NOStFand'S Duchess
and Mrs. WyCkOmS Shamrock. Women also
to drive in oars class in which appointments
not TO count the entries for this being henry
A Budd's Bobs and Jinks. Mrs. T. Wyman Por-
ter's unnamed, Mrs. ": a: Engeman's Edward
and Alice. George G Clark's Ethne and Nancy.
James l. Breese's Mic and Mae and three from
Mrs. Curtis's stables. Radiant and Sunshine Star
light and Colleen Dawn. Sunshine and Golden
Dawn.
When the runabouts come on the scene there
should be a close decision If all into the
rims this will be the lineup Of the rigs: Flicker
l. Cromwell; Jnks, Henry A. Budd Topsy. Mrs
Elce Mrs. w. a. Engeman; Ethne and Nancy
George c. Clark Sunshine, Mrs. Charles Steele: an
unnamed and Radiant Mrs. q. w Curtis; Brown
Bill. Miss Elizabeth a. Morton; Don, Mrs. c. b
Van Nostrand. and Mic. James l. Breese.
The jumpers will have two classes of their own
100 pounds At 1t Again David Dows), PhfoSO-
pher Charles CoSter) and two horses of the Essex
Hunt; under 1870 pounds Agawam Charles Coster1
SebOnac (H. z. Robbins) and two Essex Hunt
horses. George Messein's Carnation and Charles
I. Barneys Coronet.
The polo pony class comprises II. 2. Robbins's
Missouri. Robert l. Stevens's Finesse and Bezique
(. d. BaTness Sport, l.. +. Fl. Betts's Idono. the
Sunny Jim OF James L. Breese and the sunny Jim
of Herbert 7. King and b. V. II. Vinguts famous
Northumberland.