New-York tribune., 1905-11-12
HORSE SHOW Is OF AGE.
ENTRY RECORDS BROKEN.
annual Exhibition This Week IN
Madison Square Garden.

The horse show is OF age. as far as exnfpl-
tons are concerned. The twenty-hrst annual
exhibition will begin tomorrow IN the MAolsoh
Square Garden. With it's coming OF age II also
breaks ali records for entries, there being l'too
In the various classes, compared with some
1450 year ago. So many horses nave peeh
entered that the management has been hard
pressed to find room for them, even with the
annex at 32d-st. and 4th-ave. for the overflow
The class of horses is high, too. and many
cracks OF other years will be there to compete
with the newcomers which have made reputa-
fjone at summer shows and fall exhibitions all
over the country. The classes have been little
changed from those of last year. for the aitefa-
tions made then were so satisfactory that lhey
were unchanged in this years premium list
The thoroughbred classes will contain about
the same animals last year. The trotters VIII
be- better represented than they year ago,
but they are still hardly up TO the standard. the
American type not being seen prominently
here as they should be. The road horses will be
on hand in goodly numbers. Among the single
roadsters will be Amasa Corbin's Queen, j.
Agostini's Maud Wilkes. Bird S. Coler's Com
naander Baker. z T. Stotesbury's Ebony Boy,
Advance Guard and Gertrude a, {. w Watson S
Minet, W. OBrien's Royal Whips and H. c.
F1ogel's Governor McGregor. In the pairs the
same owners will show, we'll G. ". Nor
gan with Queen B. and Hazel b. T. G. Plant
with Ebony Boy and Brilliant and H L. Top
litz with Judge Boardnlan and Graeme Grattan-
For the driving classes some good Speedway
horses will try for ribbons, and PAGERS and trot-
ters will be in separate classes, the entries conn
pr,sing Grace H Queen B., Judge Boardman.
Advance Guard. Pearl E. Alice Mapes and
Charles Sumner
The classes for horses and appointments are
practically back tc the days when the late Col
onel Kip was In the ring. and among the COM
petitors will be W. J. Butterheld A B. McClay,
W B Drewry. Bird S. Coler, II. L. Toptz. Z. T.
Etotesbury. G. A. Coleman, Crow Murray,
G. w Watson Don Riley and G. w. Morgan jr
The hackneys show UP a little better than last
year stations four years old over having
eleven entries in the place of two a year ago.
and among them are E. D. Jordan's Moncrieffe
vengeance s. A. HaIey's Mckinley, G. T. Pen
tecosts Bouncing Bobs. w. Carrs Sanction
Squire, Reginald vanderbilts Tiger Lille. Grand
View FARMS Danesfort and r. c. Lawrences s
Imp Inspector. Other hackney classes have
filled well. there being an especially good lot Of
Youngsters Owners who will show in other
classes include w c. Freeman NJ. White. Mrs.
John Gerken, J. w Ogden, Chestnut Hill Stock
Farm Robert Beth. B. S. Coier and ]. w.
Ashley.
The greatest increase in the number of en-
tries is in the classes FOR harness horses, and
the Judges viii have their work cut out for them
TO finish within the allotted time. In the classes
FOR singles and pairs over 14.2 and not ex-
ceedfns 10 hands there are ten more than a
year ago. Among the entries are H d. Rollo-
ways Sporting Duchess and Brightlight, w H.
Moores My Own. Brown Thunder, Perfection
and Paragon. Emily H Bedford's Fandange
and Rufus. E. D. Jordans Norma and Kitty
Gray, Helen Frances's Fargos Dainty and Mar
onrlf frerLp0'S NpyShny and ShoO-
girl. Lawrence Jones's Clementne and Meta,
7 Kerr Braneh's Migonette. G. D Kings Lady
Nav and Lady Enid Reginald Vanderbilts s
Fancy and Jolly, J. II. Childss Little Brown
ing and Jim Grow. and C. W. Watsons Maize
and Sue Kearsiey-
In the classes for singles and pairs over ID
and not over f5.2 hands there are ten more
entries than last year and among the many
good ones will be W. II. Moore's Lady Gay
and Empress Octavius and Empress, and Fife
and Don: J. H Chiids Rollicking Girl and Cap
tain Jenks: J. w Harriman's Laughing Water
ard Indian Chief. z. d. Jordan's Hildred and
Chestnut Belle, J. H. Moores Earl and The
Laird J. F. Cariisles Revenue and Eloquence,
and Lawrence Jones Guy Fortune and Glad
stone. Most of these pairs are also entered IN
The singles with some others by the same
owners
In the runabout class there five more
entries than last year, and among those VINO
viii show are w II. Moore, II. d. Holloway,
A @. Vanderbilt, Reginald Vanderbilt. J. c.
Thompson, J. H Moore Lawrence Jones, r.
". Rives. J. S. Bratton, c. w watson, Mrs
j. a. Drake. MIS- John Serhei' anu Hl4Ss 1iSieii
Frances Fargo.
IN III. classes for heavy weight carriage
horses the number of entries IS the same as
last year and those showing viii be A G. Van
derhils with Portia and Sweet Marie W. H.
Noore with Saxon and Iowa. J. c. Thompson
with KiEg George and His Majesty, q. watson
,.,;th Gusrdsman and General G. D. King with
Eine Edward and King james. and Reginald
W--A~-hit with Amazement and AstchlshinehI