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

,-.+, city. " j., July II (SpeciaD.-The an
~hffition Of the Atlantic City Horse Show
p7a1 .5o has risen since its institution five years
AssOs- the first place as open air show. The
agO tons for the first exhibition would have
nom. vresk showing at county fair and a large
InSsi- Of the exhibitors were local people. The
IT, n the association. however. were not dis
o1ce5 They simply worked the harder for the
eo--oIg show, which 100 per cent better
fo3o"-+L e-st and each succeeding show has i'm
fDAN :, the same proportion. until now 1t has
pI0's the leading position among out-of-doors
sss---.t,rs topping the Wissahickon Heights Snow
t,snv entries.
BY ne tesuty show it has advanced in the same
A. the attendance becoming more numer-
pi0Fos fashionable each year. This years show
Gus eaS onens on Tuesday OF next week promises TO
VIZ - character and attendance that Of any
e1 ne equine exhibitions outside Of Madi-
O. ere Garden G. Jason Waters, the presl-
soI - the association has received assurances
eeht u ling Of large delegations from New-York
Phladel-.~'
oiL.. nost notable addition to the number Of ex-
- IN mis- year is Reginald c. Vanderbilt. who
h.l--.-T minated string OF prize winners in the
Ass Aas class. He VIII be present during the snow
- L. large party OF friends.
WIZ 5ote OF the Atlantic City exhibition was
~ .his year with view Of accommodating those
hhs- tave also entered their animals in the Long
VIZ - chow which opens the week following that
O. = NJ the Atlantic City Association are hardly
EiO-, srr,e rs those Of Wissahckon Heights in
. ~ scenic setting, they are well adapted Tor
y'l-. -r,oses of an outdoor show, and the prox-
- - ~ the ocean probably affords as fair and
--iEfng setting as that OF the trees ana Eeraure @
ol.51re q IS cooler and the comfort Oh lhe specIa-
iors +ge Ie number of yachts are now in the Inlet
,a.bo- with gay parties from New-1 orK., anu anu
Phladephee' 5ov ~ % On next Saturday evening
c7se -rr0her of nominations to TINS year event
lis I1s something over six hundred, or two hun
eIel @ er-fsre5 from New-York Phladelphia, Boston;
Newport and virginia consLlcueouS e IGdt eif tet o
ere seldom seen at horse shows eHGgP[ Pd a nsnv
bS-ses MAT were not shown at the last Fhiiaoei-
Dfa & s for roadsters the exhibitors will be
=, r stotesbury. J. 6. Cassatt SyTll w arm ~
strong - 1y-fr,frgton Del; Tersumroy Farms, of
AlsiLe' / = T}ayid l. Ward, Daniel J. McNichol,
Dr. Philip Marvel Ch4Tles E'aIs I'I SiIi1oc F-9ear
8 Ti5l ana Allen B. Endicou, jr-. OF Atlantic Clty
tttitors l. J. Knowles, of Magnolia, Mass Regl-
Tad C. Vanderbilt, Of newport Ut: I0H.4 I0ilH II -
Es1ds ge91 r - PROCTOR. Mr. and Mrs John Gerken W.
= Eoo5end j. +. Manning. Mrs Albert de Ger
Ne1.YorIL: Mrs r @. Fell. Chestnut tiill stock
fs.Ii; f4a : TjfDan Of Philadelphia; Roxton Farm
o en- etlSS -N Zs5re Thomas r Endicott, G. Jason
1els 1e. sr5 a. David Ftzsimnous. of Atlantic City;
c5s-Ies r. Hamilton. Of Devon Penn
Trrfen-s fcur-in-hands and unicorns VIII ne
low- bv Herbert Coppel Mrs John Gerken. W.
: Wooierd and Mrs. Albert de Cernea. Of New
Tc-k n~ John J.. Wentz OF Scranton. Penn, and
Chestnut min stock Farm. Philadelphia.
some al the saddle horse exhibits viii be
hose a. Mrs W Z Kotman. Mrs. Z. G. kirkland,
Miss @ B. Wultcomb and Allan Macnaughton, OF
NeV,-Yorl,, Mrs. R. Gratz Fell and N. Louis Lough-
ran Of Philadelphia; Mrs Charles II; Hurkamp, OF
Freieri -ks5urg Va, and Harry McNlchol' OF At
Tie vents for hunters and jumpers have filed
exceedingly vel. making necessary pTehnlnaIy
Trials in some Of the contests. Among the candi-
f.r.= nominated IN these classes are from the
statIes of CORTLAND r. Smith. of Virginia; Charles
U Hurkamp OF Virginia; Joseph J. Martin. OF
Fr4rdvwine summit. Penn. W. l. Beadleston,
Ilvis g. Young Howard Wilets. Ralph Pulitzer,
rrs 4 2 Dietrich and Frederick Okie, OF New
York; Richard Donnelly. Of Mamaroneck' =. u
Putnam A. sates, Of Convent M; 7: l. Evans
uf lLrgfla. L. d. Pasano jr, Of Virginia. william
Steaip. 0f Eerwyn. Penn.
Four teams are entered in the Hunt Club compe-
;i,oa The classes for ponies in harness and under
SADDLE and PAGERS have also many entries. Proml-
rent among The competitions IS the one for the
E0-sl Windsor Challenge Cup, valued at $500. The
has be three times by the same owner
before II becomes his property. The first contest
f1r tne cup was in 1901 when ii won by DR..
John l. Nartzs Lord Brilliant. and in 1902 by the
same owners Lord Golden IL Both these horses
ard @ dozen Others VIII compete for the cup this