New-York tribune., 1905-07-17
INLET PARK HORSE SHOW
Fine Entry List for annual Erhibi-
tiOR at 4tIantic Citg.

Atlantic City. y. J.. July 16-The seventh annual
exhibit Of the Atlantic City Horse Show Associa-
ton will open at Inlet Park on Tuesday morning.
All the entries have been made. and there are over
two hundred more horses entered than at any
previous horse show held here.
of all the entries the stable OF Alfred G. Wander
bit takes precedence. This is the first year has
shown his booded stock in this city. He came
mere TWO years ago. when his brother Reginald c.
vanderbilt had his horses entered here and he
VIII bring the same blue ribbon winners that car
rled everything before them in the Wissahickon and
and Madison Square Garden shows Mr.. Wander
bit will be here in person. accompanied by his
wife, and will occupy apartments at the Hotel
WINDSOR which IS the headquarters for the horse
show exhibitors.
Owing 10 the large number of entries this year
there viii be TWO night sessions These VIII be
held on Friday and Saturday evenings The
grounds at Inlet Park viii present a pretty picture
The grandstand. which is the largest and most
comfortable Of any of its kind n the country viii
be decorated with bunting and flags
An electrical display has been arranged for the
evening entertainments. Long ropes of electric
lights haze been hung around the grandstand
and circle Of them extends around the large tan
park ring, which. together with groups of large
arc lights and several hundred electric lanterns
viii make picture worth seeing
Ihe horses to be shown this year ara the best
thls country has produced. Philadelphia will be
represented by Z. T. Storesbury while prominent
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Macay, Alfred G. Vanderbilt. Mrs J. D H. Gros-
venor, AUrel Batony Miss Vera Morris jay F. Car
Isle. Charles T. Proctor Mrs. a. O. Van Houseu.
George d. King. Lehman Strauss and ". H
Collier
One of the features will be the class for jumpers
and hunters. which viii bring out Lord AInto and
Heatherbloom. The latter is the champion high
Jumper Of America having a record of clearing
gIgni rect ana two inches over the hurdles Robert
sso4 ~, Nv Nv tpLh; VINO owns Lord Mlnto, viii
senc MIN over the hurdles against Hea atherbloom.
7Dare Devil Dick DOnney. who was UP on
i dlI'sI Dom Wnen ne made the worlds record
Jump viii take him over the bars while Mr. Todd
V,aiI I'm 10 "a -nLILIo @ over tRe hurdles himself
IN the class for saG5le horses
r rom l5oston E. D. Jordan viii bring his entire
stable. He has the best blooded stock in New
England ana always captures blue ribbons His
Is understood Mr.. Jordan has purchased -saver5i
rev horses, al OF which have been entered
Hungary. will be mere with a ine string. Thev
haEe 3een entered in the classes for harness horses
D. Jordan Mrs John cerksn J. p CaT1isia Ms =
A. o. Van IOuseu, Aurel Batonyi Charles r Proc
tor. Lehman Strauss and George D. Kind
The classes for saddle horses viii bring olt tho
pick OF those owned BY Oakland Farms Upland
stock stock Farms: Mrs John Gerken. Mrs J b. NJ
W. Watson. of Baltimore: Samuel Aiexa9dria' of
iiL EdIIa6e4Pha = Miss Vera Norris. of NewYorl, and
The he classes ,a for 2 hunters and Jumpers viii have
who owns Hetherhoom westminster Farms ayf
gdIe. y !: Charles Z. PfZer. New York Dick
NeYGrk Upland s3oe Farms Farms 149ma5 ga9S k8snpy 8
alfred B. Maclay and Robert Todd New-York
charles Hahn, New-YOrk.
Inc ne Judges include many of those who have
~ ware and Richard Carman, New-York; Samuel
field n j. and George Hume NeV,Vorit " III H. vest
In order to make the interest greater ana owing
Atlantic City Horse Snow Association has nal
arrangements with exhibitors TO bring I'm borseg
70 70 y this city from Philadelphia and New-York free