New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-19
HORSE SHOW At LEMON.
LARGE LIST OF ENTRIES.
al Society VII Be Present at the
Opening TO-dau.

,or beauty.
the horse is indeed passing away. as some peo-
10 declare % be superseded nv locomotive ma
,r,nes this exhibition may have special inter
-, Beauty and fashion may well assemble 10 do
.l-o- 90 thc occasion And while the bicycle and
80 automobile and all tho other inventions OF this
-~sshanicai era multiply in rivalry with the horse
- ono must Acknowledge the greater sttrsc-
,.,- artistic and csthetic. % the living animal.
rived ,.1 a. tho ring IS a. Highlawn farm IN.
-.e- circle of the velvet turf eiven cd 20 the de-
-s-ss of fashion incosinE as the zone Of interest
-. ..--idUav." where al may come ana 60 the
conditions are perfect FOR IN interchange OF inter
r,,,,,tbirc m HighlaUn farm is spick and span
-, s-f-kuess and spanuess begins with what ono
,,s on the way from the town 20 the ring dis
.s-,e NJ about tvo miles. Indeed, there r. every
- 1f beauty OF flower and foliage Tho way lies
- The country seats ~ Charles Ianier. William
= s,oars David wolfe Bishop. Samuel Frothing-
ss- ana George Westinghouse. by the direct route,
- ms. che villas n George VI. Morgan Giraud
r,s-e- and Frank X. SturE.s by the most pctur-
sssuc road
For Two weeks preparations have been going on
o. -re horse show. II was essential that the ring
,.-rs e- larger this year shan before 10 show the
,ra numbers which have been entered in the TWEEN
- -,,sees and this year a ring 80 feet Ions by $50
,ss, wide has been lai3 ont with mathematical eN-
-.-rss fenced with rails ~ white birchcs. giving
e rustic appearance 70 the Enclosure where wealth
an beauty compete Ior The blue ribbons
outside tt, ring is the promenade. ten feet wide.
,rere thc crowd gathers 10 study the horses and
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s--e-, viu look into the ring and discuss the
Trials Of SRI" o" '-.' 0-''s 20
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vfi'f. ..fl -.'i-- 'is 81 o' -
S1u6 my ii' .l'rs' -'lN'7 '.' Nv ''N WI. ~
shown .u Che rims a. hlghla"n to-nofro"- me
entry st was never eau'ilea IN lAe b'Thshlfe iiS-
There are famous na'hneHS. sa1oi'Is' hunters,
r0aGstCrs ana "ilef bIe-1s. ID me NIa"lea OF
George Ne@lDEhouso and William ID sloane. ana
i- large and CouuOdioa, padcOcks. quarters have
tsa- f-agaied for tho exhibits and SO systematic
has been ths arrangement that There viii be no
inconvenience o- Confusion in sending 10 tho ring
trs -ro-n.crf.~sl stock
Mer and women ~ society have hocked 20 Lonox
~ .rs slow. oa Charles Lauer 5 brake viii he
Dir ard Nr-. James r. - Ianier. James Lawrence
and charles Lawrcnce Of Now-York William d.
Sloane Will have mis- daughter and sone-iu-laW. NJ.
f-s Mrs James a Borden. Dr.. and NJ. and Mr..
William R % Field and "a large house party. i'm
sIgstrc Wr--r.-eton Whitehoree ana Miss Theresa
7s.-- .r ,,.g.-,arl.. Oh his coach Nr and Mrs.
Fs-.s- WIZ --E, 7art f- tho competitions OF the
CAV Frank * Sj.reis viii entertain captain and
Airs Philip L-d.c az New-YorS. Mrs. George
As
l,.a-s--e ny London. ENGLAND. and Miss Violet
-.-rt-,-.-l -f r---o~ a- her guests on tho
-7.-s,,--,--.s- ---.r Mrs George q Haven viii
s-.s,-af- ---a lysff4ra D. O-6cn and Mr. and
49, v-,.+,..-5 Haven OF Nev,-York on tho
15avs- mail -os,H
r-7--,--f-a ---l,i-r sra-es have been sold double
,be ,-,-ta- 81 ,- -,,,io5s wear and the scene At
-, b,,-- ~ r..-t~ 49,, .,,- r.-trc-e from the
,7ri,-e ----sroe s-,-.,.r NTH -,i-e cloths which
az --,s - a. -, ~, hons ,,,icl, the cot
\. -. :..t- e...,to., - ir a., V-.-1fel, ,-a,--o-,
-, coaches lie en-, animated ma interesting picture.
--v-e,r, classes VIII boz Judged during the day by
,7s-lee p Williams Of Stoniucton. Conn. and by
O. 7 A Whitney. OF Albany Mr. Williams has
,s- "a f.5ye for the last four wears and NJ Whit
,s,. acted I'm This capacitv last wear The days
evf.f-s+ will omen az 20 O'Clock when the buccr VIII
srr she class fr farm teams into tho ring George
71s-t-rl,rlsa has three entries fn this class Tho
stables Of F,-sl,fre Park containing some OF the
.rs.- f--r, horses in the Land William u. sloane
ed 1rrfar7 ID curtis are councillors cf Nj West
i1rHaase
m tle class suitable for ruuabouts there are
tzertv-ave entries. Last year the award went 10
buffer "a gray geIdiug owned by the late Joseph
49, Burden Frank * SturEis'7 Rosemary taking
tho rcd ribbon
one CO the g1oser- c5rnuetItic-s 81 the day VIII
D. rae class for pair Of horses suitable for
about ar Eight trap Carlos dc Hsrcdia. Miss Au-
egsta Bliss Miss Marion Haven. William D.
sloane 81. A. Burden .r- " X. Mathews. Rodney
Proctor srauS Foster and others VIII compete
William u. Sloane HIS entered his pair, Romeo
ara JuIietto. chestnut reldIr ana "A mare. which
f1r Two wears have takeu this award.
William d. Shane. George Westinghouse. Giraud
Foster and Mrs. John r. Alexandra are entered.
VIII Others. in the carriage morse list
There are reu entries iu the four-in-hsnd class
Robert W. Paterson and Harley T Proctor. recent
oott5c.rE arc included DO The composition WIN
Mss Kate Cary. Gi-aul Foster. Frank * StlIEls'
William -. Sloane and Geors" WesunEh"use.
10 class creates more Interest Than max TOT