The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-06-10
INTERNATIONAL HORSE
SHOW BEING PLANNED
Will Be the First Event of Its
Kind Ever Held by
HOrSemen.
ribune Special Sporting Service.

Ir1ounc Special sporting service.
NEW YORK, June 9.-An international horse
show to be held In the Olympia building, Lon
don. during tho latter part OF May OF the first
week in June OF next year IL pretty nearly
assured Exhibitors arc expected from Amer
icn. England, Canada. France. Spain, Italy.
Holland, Belgium. Germany and possibly Rus
Bia and other countries II Will be the hrst
event OF It's kind held and the promoters OF
the project are sanBulne OF It's success, Upon
rare occasions British exhibitors have sent en-
tries to the National horse show at Madison
Square Garden. among them being Alfred a.
Haioy. OF Whitewall. Walton, HorkGhire, whose
hackncys l2at year won many ribbons, but
Americans have never braved the long ocean
voyage to contest with the English exhibitors
In London.
How Proposition Originated.
The proposition to hold an international horse
Hackney Horse society by Assistant Secretary
James T. Hyde OF the National Horse Show
association and n deal OF correspondence has
followed. Frederick Euron. secretary OF tho
English Hackney Horse society, tho leading
equine association In England, took up the
proposition and enlisted the aid and support
of men OF prominence. who held meeting
In London recently and formed committee
hlbit!on. I. was expected that Mr.. Hyde
would attend the mooting, but he was unable
to do Mr. Euron represented tho National
Horse Show association OF America
Those Who Will Send Entries.
Among those whose names have been mem
toned likely to send entries are Alfred
Gwynne Vanderbilt OF Oakland farms. New
port, r. l.; Reginald Vanderbilt OF Sandy
Point firm. South Portsmouth. L. /. Jugncs
Robart Moore of Chicago; Ebon D. Jordan OF
Plymouth Hackney stud: Forge farm, Chill
tonyille. Mas. Mrs. John Gorken. J. Camp
bell Thompson jay F. Carlisle, Judge VII
liam II. Moore and Hurry Payne Whitney Of
Now York A. ]. Cassatt, z. T. Stonesbury
and Mitchell Harrison. Chestnut Hill stock
farm, Philadelphia.
Hyde Discusses Proect.
Assistant Secretary james T HYDE OF the
National Horse Show association, in discuss
Ing tho project said;
The nfTnir is too far or TO mike any def
nito statement, and many details are yet to bo
arranged before We can get down TO a work
Ing basis nrst approached the English
Hackney Horse society OF England on the sub
The organization haS for years been very
friendly with the National Horse Show asso-
ciation and annually donates eilYor medals for
the purpose OF improving the breed OF hackncys
IN this country. The suggestion Mt once np-
pcaled 10 the society We hope TO interest all
foreign breeders and exhibitors and mako tho
affair in every way international.
Sea Voyage Benefits Some Horses.
1T has been shown that q sea voyage does
not affect horses. Many Engish animals have
been exhibited in our show at Madison Squire
Garden. and although they have been sent be-
fore the judges within week Of being land
cd. they have invariably boon In oplendld con-
dition, in fact not few horses are benefited
by the trip. With the present arrangement
for the trnnnportnuon OF horses by ocean steam
ships the trip would moan less than a twenty
four hour ride from Chicago. whereas many
OF our entries come from q greater distance
than Chicago I expect 10 receive fun details
then be In position to give fuller informa-
tlon.''