New-York tribune., 1906-10-04
HORSESHOW TOMORROW
Many Weu Rnoscn Entries to Con
test at Piping Rock.

The entries for the North Shore Horse Show.
which begins tomorrow. indicate that this year
show VIII be the largest and most successful winch
the association has ever held One hundred and
seventy horses have been entered. and the aggre-
gate number OF entries exceeds sSo Although the
show is confined. except in the hunter classes 10
horses owned Long Island, II VIII this year COM
prise OF the most successful harness horses
sn the country and the competition In almost all
the classes viii be exceedingly keen. This show
differs from most others. in that no money prizes
given and I'm that professional drivers are
barred its is therefore entirely due 10 the
interest of amateurs in good horses
The Judges are 10 be Frank X. Sturgis for har-
ness horses Robert l. Stevens for hunters and
polo ponies T. NJ. Talmadge for saddle horses and
Carl Burr for roadsters.
The show will be held Piping Rock Field near
Locust Valley, and will pc supported chiefly by the
colonies at Roslyn westb1ry. Glen Cove Locust
Valley. Centre Island, oyster Bay and Cold Spring
Harbor. Among the exhibitors this year are car
ence II. Mackay. Harry Payne Whitney Thomas
Hitchcock jr.. Edwin ID. Morgan, Mortimer l..
schiff. Robert Dudley winthrop p. f. Collier.
Harvey T. Ladew, Herman p. Duryea, r. +. Car
man ana Colgate Hoyt Mr.. Ladew and Mr.. Hoyt
have imported horses from England especially for
competition IN this show.
In the hunter classes some OF the best hunters IN
the country entered. The Hitchcock entries in
Garder champions Several OF the horses entered
by p i. Collier, master OF the Meadow Brook
Horse show As the show is held IN the centre OF
the hunted by the Meadow Brook Hunt,
the interest in the hunting and jumping classes is
specially keen. The most important event Friday
afternoon viii be a steeplechase for hunters, for
which @ special course has been prepared outside
the show ring In this event the competition viii
be between the horses Of Thomas Hitchcock. jr..
Mrs. Reginald Brooks Mrs Adolf Ladenburg, Paul
y. cravsth and other members OF the Meadow
Brook Hunt
A special feature OF the show this year will be
the active participation OF the Of The neigh
borhood. Among those who ride drive in
the show are Mrs. Thomas Hastings. Mrs. Reginald
Brooks, Miss Dorothy Whitney. Mrs. Ladew, Mrs.
Kernochan. Miss Gertrude Sheldon, Mrs. George +.
Fahys. Mrs. George Bullock and Miss Hitchcock
IN the ladies' four-n-hsnd class. Friday afternoon
Hastings, Miss Maxwell, Mrs. Bullock Mrs. Ladew
anc Mrs. Kernochan.
The attendance Sa turdey afternoon Is expected 10
De largely augmented by the presence OF hundreds
Of visitors 10 the Vanderbilt Cup race. the
Piping Rock Field, where the show is held IS
the automobile raCecourse and only four miles from
The grandstand Westbury. As the automobile
will not begin until noon. IL is expected that there
VIII be a general movement from the automobile
race 10 tie horse show. Arrangements have been
made at the show grounds so that visitors to the
automobile races may obtain luncheon.
Among those who have formed parties Mr..
Morgan, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Jennings, Mr.. and
Mrs Thomas Hitchcock. jr. Mr- and Mrs. Reginald
Brooks Mrs. Robert Bacon. Mrs. ladenhurg, Mrs
kernochan, Mr. and Mrs George Sheldon, Mr.. and
Mrs. Paul y. CTaNath. Mr.. and Mrs. Mortimer l.
6chin. Mr.. and Mrs. James A Blair. Mr.. and Mrs
James Byrne, Mr, ana Mrs ". d. Guthrie, Mr.
ana Mrs. ". Emlen Roosevelt and Mrs. J. West
Roosevelt. Mr. and Mrs George Z. Fahys, Mr.. and
Mrs ID; Hairfax Bush and Mr.. and Mrs. J. Rogers
Maxwell