New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-02
SOON THE HORSE SHOW
Many VaJuable Specials for National
Exhibition Nert Month.

The prize list for the twenty-irst annual exhibit
ton of the National Horse Show Association OF
America Limited. to be held at Madison Square
Garden on November 70 TO 49, inclusive. shows
total of sS coo in premiums the largest amount
ever offered at horse show in this country Entries
will close on Saturday, October q. this year. and
the management expects a record list.
John G. Hecksher the secretary. has announced
the following judges of the several classes;
Thorou ehbreds-J. w. Rogers. West Chester Hack
news baIfbreds street cleaning and heavy draught
horses-AIexander Galbraith. Janesville. Wis Trot-
fkrs and roadsters-Aibert C. Hall. Ne"-for
Carl 5 Burr ir Cemmac. Long Island and '" B.
Tickernnar. New-York. Four-in-hands. tandems.
carriage and harness horses-Thomas A Maitland
Nfanaroneclf: Shelby r HARRISON, Lexington, and
James G; Marshall. Network. Ponies in harness
Joseph S. widener Philadelphia. PONY sIaLonS
and brood nares-ChaTlcs r Bum. FeoEia III
Saddle horses and ponies under saddle- = VIVIAN
Coach Windsor England. Hunters and 1umpeFH-
I w Colt Ceneseo: Alfred B. Maclay. NeW-1orK'
and Robert l.. Stevens. Westbury. Long lslano-
Cavalry horses and chargers-Colonel x l. HOWE
u s. A. West Point
The veterinary inspectors for the horse show this
wear will be Dr. William Sheppard. Dr. InoInas ~
starvood and Dr. J. Elmer Ryder Frank L
Clarke of sheepshead Bay. will be the supeFihten
dent There will be 137 classes judged this year
Including a large number of specials The division
Of classes is as follows ThoroughbTeds. l. tfot-
ters II; PAGERS l. roadsters, s: hackneys 10 nan
breeds l. horses In harness, H. carriage horses =
horses carriages and appointments, o. champion
prizes for horses in harness and carriage horses
4: tandems 4; four-in-hands, ); ponies in harness
o. saddle horses 9; champion prizes for saddle
horses Q. ponies under saddle. S. pony stations and
brood mares L hunter classes. II: jumping classes
4; champion prizes for hunters and Jumpers. 1:
horses suitable for chargers, l. and horses suitable
for cavalry service, 2
Glass 12O to Glass 1877 are special prizes. These
include three classes for cleaning horses and
carts and two novice classes Class 126 Is special
for single horses to be shown to lady's phaeton
with rumble ladies' 10 and drive. The next
two classes are also specials for ladies' Class III
is for pairs to a ladys phaeton with rumble. ladies
| to own and drive. while Class Us is for teams,
| ladies to and drive.
Glass 129 is the National Horse Show Gold Chal-
lenge Cup. $500. for the best pair Of hoEses
suitable for a demi-mail or Stanhope phaeton.
dealers and professionals barred. This cup must
| be won twice by the same owner 1t was won in
1904 by Eben D. Jordan. Of Boston. with Lord
| Bur1eigh and Lord Belfast.
Glass 40 is the International prize OF 500. for
pairs of horses to be shown to mail. dem-rnall or
| Stanhope phaeton. In this class there must be
| at least one foreign competitor or the prize Will
not be awarded. The winner will receive in ad-
| dition a perpetual challenge cup, which he will
hold until beaten, and on which the name OF eacn
| winner will be engraved.
| Glass 131 is a special prize OF 800 for pair OF
| horses, mares geldngs, to be shown TO deHi-
| mall spider or Stanhope phaeton for park use
l Class 1872 is the famous S5JD NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
| Challenge Cup for the best gig horse. Entries
| must be driven by owners, and dealers and pro-
fessionais are barred. This cup must be won three
| times. Joseph z. Widener won the cup In 1881
| with Won Harbfnger In 1898 A C BostWick capt
| ured the cup with Lady Ursula. and In 1888 Reo
| Cloud won for w L. Elkn. In 1900. Lord Brilliant
| owned by H c. Hoskier, won. Lord Brilliant
also won in 1901 and 1902 while the property Oh
Dr. John L. wentz. He has thus scored three
wins for the cup but owing to the change OF
-f--HN RI Fha
| the trophv In 1903 William H. Moore won with
| Forest King and last year Eben d. Jordan capt
/ ured the cup with Hildred- This is probably the
most eagerly sought trophy to be won at the Horse
| Show.
Glass 1873 is the $500 challenge cup offered by the
| American Coaching Club for the best road team
! four-in-hand, to be shown TO a coach and driven
| by the owner. who. as coachman. must De ap-
! proved by the committee. This cup must be won
| twice by the same owner. 1t was won in 1902 ny
the team OF Dr. John L. Wentz, and in 1893 by the
four of L. L. Biddle Last year the Oakland Farm
four won The winner each year receives a medal
Glass 1874 is $50 special prize for pairs OF horses
runabouts while Class 18 is the Aide Chaen s
| bred hackney, mare or geldng bred IN Alner la
| vehicle This cup must be twice by the same
| owner. The association will give a medal each
year that the cup is challenged for TO the oreede
class Y the Hunters Cup yat t6s, 5sv es ssa
hunted least eight times in 1904 and lsS WIZ
some recognized pack OF hounds. All entries mus
| be ridden by amateurs. 49,, ~
Glass 13T, the last the list is the HoteI pa
| reIdings to be shown to full sized gigs owner 70
| SriEe accompanied by a servant This plate must
/ be won twice by the same owner.
| If will be seen that there are nunloer OF new
speciaIs to be competed for this year for the nrst
time and these. in addition 20 the regular classes
| and specials bid fair TO furnish some excsLent
| snort The strong stable of Mrs. J. 3. NJ eros
| renor which has won so many blues at the sum
| mer shows will not be shown at the natlonaI
| show this year owing to the recent death OF Nj
| C;rosyenor All The other we'll known strings or
| show horses will be hand however, and the
| cn1or,ittee expects some names on tbs list
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