New-York tribune., 1905-04-25
HORSE FAIR ONCE MORE.
Co7cboys and "Co1ggirIs" Reign Su-
Ureme at Garden.


roping we're seen for the first time in connection
with the Horse Fair at the second annual opening
at Madison Square Garden last evening. Inc pres
ence of several ''cOwgirls headed by MISS Luclile
Muhau Queen Of the Range" with her trick
horse Governor, was also a feature of the evening
''WnI'' Rogers the fullbIOOded Cherokee Indian
gave an exhibition OF roping. 1t was announced tnar
he is the only In the world VINO can iasso
both the driver and horse at the same time with
separate ropes and this feat he performed last
evening to the delight of the crowd
The show takes the appearance Of the Buffalo
Bin Wild West, the Horse Show and the race
track all I'm one. Outside Of Buffalo BlITs Wild
West it is likely that never before was an exht-
bitiou of skilful and daring riding brOncOs
seen in this city. The animals, ridden by real
cowboys" bucked vigorously at times that few
of the men got bad falls. but they did not result
in any serious hurts. OWING to the soft dirt
The Garden was deliberately decorated with the
orders. The attendance was large. considering the
fact that it was opening night. There We're few
vacant seats in the Big house 1t was estimated
that fully six thousand must mus have been present
Inc snow started @ at ,t SI9 WIN an eSh9lton % i 4I
followed cowboys carnival, in which Indian
cowboys on horseback then perform a Virginia reel,
In which several 'cowgirls also take part This
plause. Then followed the riding of wild for
given in this coInpetitlon and the rider obtaining
the most at the end of the week viii be declared
Lucille Mulhan then had the arena to herself.
WIN ner n morse & G9yerner MS morse u was an n
on its knees. The animal also danced TO the time
I ba fo6 aG 6 St fb on m hq % s Tf III Tb Mss s1 u
when she was performing with several OF the COW
thrown and landed With much force on the dirt
She picked herself up and seemed to he unhurt for
she continued doing the trick George Elser then
Then followed the horse racing part OF tse pro
gramme gran ne anu While there We're a few eXcIting con-
It is necessary 20 go ten times around the track for
The first was for 2I2 trotters for half mile.
two IN three heats for a purse OF $40 Il was Won
ana Went to The Goat. the black gedins Of Monroe
GriswoId. in two straight heats The Goat won
easily in both heats The sweepstakes contest fur
mare Of George Chip1hase. in the first heat beat
jimmy Cox. the chestnut eelding OF W. Gould
BrOkdW the last turn. and won by about TWO
lengths The second heat was won by Little jim.
eessed ePe ed0Tn h &T Efens Raf ?" len eng hd o Vb
Francis the black dlly Of the I.ss Poerr : Carroll
chestnut geldlas' Of George Cbipchase. by a half
Maid and Little Jim fo,lght IL out and in Ghe
second lap the rider of Moonlight Maid fell, when
Therefore TO Little Ji.a. The rider not
The summary follows.
TROTTING- cI.Ass-HALF- -l-cT.E TrEATs-Two
IN TfIREN-PUPsE Sseo
John sieCiure's G. Ved Gee O. swan ...........
W. L. ilhodess bin Mid1ish; Hal ,w. l.
L@tmSa strays-s b'k, y Ete's1 ,,eid eTIe-as -. ;
C. T Proetors ca m Lne Belle ,s}orr as
PAc1,G-FrEE FOR AJ.I.-HsI.F- MILE HEATS
TWO IN TTIREE-PUPsE S.o0
Monroe GIiswod,s b The Goat ,n.anI> -...-..--.
John Mc'iHir~s D. E satin 90 swan ..-. :
Time. I:17ss. t:tiig
SWEEPSTAKES FOR PONIES UNDER 143 HANDS
CA~cH wriG5rTs-s'INIaIJ-N va POUNDS HALE
NILE
Fsss heat Won ey George cb'peaase's m Nroon,zn,
Maid ttt"ck"e-l' W 'a''U l'f~NsN ,-- stfl'.e
Ssc:sssrs, tsd; 6ones fi5sssousSs 70 & 5aaE ~
sesood neal Won ey ). NJ. Poila-d,s er g. Little Jim
I Setgerl; Flss ~ e.. s carroll b. Virginia Fvsn-
,Nalace>. third. tire. i-c4i,
sve'gsn. T:ase, 1;25
Tbs show WIZ coatirue ON each efternoon ana
evening throughout ;he UosE
The programme and entries so- the various con-
tests to-day are follows.
AtevnooI2:2J class trast.as. hal. ls hests-vy. m
s-S-.eS's ell G. Eea sep tiss, Doesr & CAROLS D.
Psot,rs h. 2 Uo6rs. 5er5ae 1,at.Ss,.s biS a. ll,-
g., aEG je-ot> h Ae1slrs's So Joe g.
rop-as ha.s q al..s a, Gatson s fa lrs5e. i. svE
Kiesma ie. % ~ a. IL & p IT, Skaia Wsm FES2s. STss s'
Eiesai VI Co-it E-caav's q. Coate,u. " roe
2ara"!.z ia ba.sy ''''Se- Ueo>sv tHrc.,ss, -.
Mu!naNs D.. q. Joh12y EuN
horses ao- eSveltns le@ pass b ais ateosrr.
Taila ~ h4ras-s hsss ,Gllstis acton % 5' M
Ttg- f.cr ir-aaHes "i're~s not -a4or rs. hanca-
tlis-riie hea;- NlbsTt - ,rrrcas l. T. JSmes ~ sad
GStrFe thipeha.es ss = naE'iy jim
rolls -ic lohn Nctiuircs b. g. iurpr rs. s.. ar
Wne,rs,g's Dr. m. Nsrtle Lehsnaa s:raess'e bIs so.
ksl7er H. Fccur: a. r.. Fro-t1y'a IN. t:e.Is
Jerome Wbcplels h.k IN. Iaa, ~. ara r,,Ic Vh,g-
sNcepstat's 10 na.aer4 unaer ltS sant' &, es ~
yirsnla FroncIs; JoaepA NJ Pous1is d. = Isle iin
2 ,issnsie SS sI,re, M re s ss,,j,iI u scale i,s{lNs
eert le t'i-ets 81 m Little so-aW apd Thoni- Hugse