The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-11-19
FINE HORSES ON SHOW TO-DAY.
TWENTY-SECOND ANNUAL PROM
Uses TO BE THE BEST.
Hunters and Jumpers VIII set the Bali
Rolling ~ N O'Clock This Mornins
Judges In the Garden VIII Have Their
Hands Full Old FavOrIteS Entered.


The horses that have been entered in the
many classes at the Horse Show will be shown
before the Judges beginning at IL o'clock
to-day. 4 class OF hunters and jun pers VIII
begin the competitions and from that time
until late on Saturday night the judges will
have their hands full. Stations suitable for
getting polo ponies, ponies in harness. harness
horses. tandems. thoroughbred stations.
saddle horses and roadsters will form the
chief attractions on the opening day. To-
morrow hackneys will occupy the attention
Of the judges In the morning and afternoon,
and then will come four -in-hands. saddle
horses. broughams and pairs OF horses. polo
ponies. .victOrlas. and hunters In com petition
for the Maclay cup.
On Wednesday there will be more hackneys
In the morning, heavy draught horses, ladies'
saddle horses. four-in-hands. ponies. chargers
and tandems. and In the evening the chief
attraction will be the competition Tor the
Waldorf Astoria cup. which hns been won
twice by Forest King and which has to be won
again by that horse to become the property
OF Judge William II. Moore. Thursday In the
morning will be pony day. These will be
followed by ~trotters and then harness horses.
roadsters. four-in-hands and saddle horses.
In the evening ~trotters with a record OF 230
or better will be shown. cobs under saddle
and thoroughbred hunters.
Hackneys and ~trotters will compete for the
| enAlLel 10 ,LTODDLes Ou rEludys IL luc utter
noon harness horses. saddle horses, tandems
and appointments and ponies In harness will
be the attractions and in the evening the chief
events will be com petitions for the Hotel
Martinique prize for gig horses and the high
lump. Saturday Is championship day for oil
classes.
This is the twenty-second annual show
and it promises to be the best ever held in the
history OF the National Horse Show Asso-
citation. The thoroughbred stallion class
has this year filed better than usual. There
are six entries. They are: Surmise. by Dixon:
imp. Beaming Star. by Seglawi Jedran; Hand
spring. by Hanover; ThunderbOlt, by imp st.
Gates: Wyeth. by Alphons. and Belmar. by
Belvidere.
One Of the features gratifying to the man
agement Is the great increase in the number
OF trotters to be shown. more than three
times as many az last year being on the nSti
their get as follows: ". r. Murray's Medic:
Mosby and Il. n. Bain's Sir Robbins. These
with nine others will be in the stallion class.
w SIa eig 9Si w 2 IS2ra sr TfiI be seem. tTn1Tls
the FLIES and mares Will be some OF the best
of their age. as well as PROMISING yoHnTTters'
J. W. Hartman, II. n. Balm, L.. {, kinney.
Law renee Jones, J; L, Madden. Miss X. l..
Wilkes and the Ilillandale Farm,
In the driving classes there VIII be many
cracks owned by Dunleavy Milbsnk, +. II
StOtPSDnry anu tue hulullHLOO IhIil, anu
the roadsters are u hne lot. Anong the
latter will be found the good ones belonging
to Joseph Agostinit h; F GarpanS f. i Bed
B.. Maclay, W. Il. Ferguson, J.. G., Thompson.
y. y. Morgan. William Pollock. W. ) Butter
field and Miss wilkes. and as the list in each
| class is long. and the rivalry il intense, there
should be hard work before the judges.
iIackneys have been entered literally.
In the herd class there will be Graham Bros
Royal Oak, Grand View FaEm,s Mckinley
Brandon. Then there will be the best OF the
lot from the farm Of f. ID Jordan, Graham
Bros. Mrs; Gerken, Carr Bros, John Barry
The hackneys with their high action aud
contests in their classes will be fun of interest;
r.. ID. Jordan's great mare iilldred VIII defend
nea nHle. Du. IN, In.1 sfe hs ~ Ttbbaanh tbose lie
The horses in harness usually take up the
most room in the catalogue. and such is the
ca &c this year. William II. Moore will show
his string, headed by the great Forest King.
and others who will be- there will be the VAN
derbilts. who never lose q chance to 60 against
the Moore string; Miss Mmrosini, G. W. Wat;
son s %; D u MollS~HE Firc ., Mi hS Mr. Rdtw Ra%di
Knierem, the Carr brothers. Mrs. John Gcrken,
John AArthuI Iawregpce Jones. o. n. kahn and
ladies' are to drive which are certain to be
interesting, and the appointments classes,
The tandems will be many. among the
owners being Miss Emily Il. Bedford, W.
~. Moore, u. W. WATSON. H. II. HbllDNdN,
Miss Gertrude Gilbert, Mrs. John Gerken'
Lawrence Jones, Reginald Vanderbilt. }. {,
GdhG%% apdeTbif e and a.; dk Ed%iaT Si K Kni era i ITl"9 T r re-
will he the usual display OF TOURS for road
and park use and among th3Se Who Till sho~
ii. Kahn. {. ": Watson. ) {: ,ThOmPsSn
and in harness will be in the usual abundance
and the herds will be as biz as ever.
Saddle horses have been entered literally
"A nd naaF lV all the hest horses in the country
these viii be the horses Of James @. Marshall.
Holloway, W. 4 McGibbon, Miss C. AIDE
Myrick, c. j.. haley. George Watson. Jr,
May A. Weatherbee,, Mrs. Joseph a Gque.
Miss Mary rr@h Alice SMIc;kelvey. Mss Vera Morris.
Miss Mabel b. Hooley and Lillian A. Ray
The class for registered saddle horses
is new and has thirteen entries, among them
being J. II. Thompson. Jr.'s. Beaming Star.
knight Of Ellerslie: Brigand, by Belyidere;
Kessier, and Sporting Life, by Longford,
The hunters and jumpers wiI De mere e.
n their ne usual dl6 9I ~ yoIi,es ana a.. S MsiI "a 1nsm
comers which have been carefully prepared
for this show and have been tried out well at
the various summer shows,
The special classes this year will be quite
as interesting. a. In other years, for among
| them are tnt ntdFH uTuuEHA uOlbCS duA NV
cup contenders. The National Horse SHOW
gold challenge cup. on which T.; b. Jordan
and j. h. Moore have one leg each and which
must be won twice. has a fine lot OF entries,
W. h. Moore having three pairs led by, Forest
King and Whytegate Majesty; c. "; Watson.
two pairs, including ElOquenCe and Revenue;
A. g. Vanderbilt, two pairs. including Prim-
rose and Polly Prim. and A, Randolph toward,
Birmingham, Jr., and Rockingham, Jr. The
hunters cup. for regularly hunted horses.
has eighteen entries and among them are
many good ones. The Hotel Martinique
plate. which was put up for the first time
last year and won by Forest King, has filled
! well and Forest King il at the head of the list
OF entries. II he Is in as good condition as
he was a year ago he vii! get the cup per-
manently, but he has some good ones against
! him and It is not likely that he will brighten
out all his competitors but one. as he did a
wear ago. Forest King is also in the Wal
dorf-AstOria cup and has about the same
horses against him as in the Martinique.
An interesting special will be the class for
four-in-hands, aides to drive, and five will
he there as against only two last year. The
programme for to-day follows:
ga .-The show opens.
to 10 A. M.-Horses ridden or led may be eX-
erclsed In the ring by permission OF the superin-
tcndent.
1880 A. M~.-Prellminary trial OF twenty nine
| aaddle horses entered In Class 70, and only those