The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-27
INTERGATIONA
SHOW At LONDON
Great List Of Horsencn Who
VIII Take Part in the
Events.
$4,000 OFFERED IN PRIZES
England and This Country WEI
Control the Show, But Other
Countries VIII Compete.

NEW YORK. Januar-, .6.-The arst
shipment % American horses Tor the In
ternationai Horse Show. TO be hold Al tho
olympia Building. London. on June .th
10 18th, has just beon made. Alfred
G"ynre Vanderbilt scadiug hts entries
from Oakland Farm Following this con-
slgnmcnt. the stables % other prominent
Amcrio an exhibitors are TO be rrcuaress
and shipped within tho next two months.
n g vanderbilt has been ia the van ira
al horse show movements during tt.
past Few years. and the farf thut DC Las
taken the initiative in shipping, h.s prize
winners 80 London means good repre-
sentatiou from this c0uutry
At the meeting Of the promoters 90 10
international Horse Show recently as-
surauces OF tho following cxhibitors wrr-.
received by +. p Eureu. secretar, u tie
English Hackney Horse Society repre-
senung tae British interests: AlfrcI
twynne Vanderbilt. Reginald c. Vaudcr-
hlt, Mrs. JOHN Gerilcu. Richard = Ne-
Cam Clarence Moore. Alfred l. Aiackay.
George -. Loiuc. Edward G.. Knieriem.
J.. r. Sto,eshury. James r. HYDE. George
Watson. George Pepper and J. W. Butt
field Several othe- owners promised tn
give the project serious consideration. and
f business Interests could be arranged
would Join the list o. american exhibit
tors. y notable addition 10 the list Is
George Classon. tle America saddle
horse fudge who viii take over Mrs.
William or Barclays palr ~ champion
carriage HORSES. Saudow ana sultan
Prize Money.
About ss5.0o0 has been appropriated for
prize money. ln addition O. many valuable
championship cups and trophies. These
latter viii become the absvi.:e propcrty
~ the winners. TO stimulate interest. =.
q. Vanderbilt. Alfred b. Nackay r. E.
McGanr. Clarence Moore and James r.
rHr..I.. D.
IL IS intended % conduct the show on a
fair basis. and competition So all classes
VIII Doe open 20 the world. The Jury VIII
consist % recognized Judges nominated
bv tne English. American and Continen-
til directors. The arrangements for tra
jumping competitions Will be in The hands
81 NJ. Dupuicll Of Brussels ana 81 on
Hobokcn. Of Tho Hague. with American
and English representatives.
Auction at Olympia.
Il Isl proposed 20 hold a sale by auction
ln the Olympia one day OF the show
Accommodation will be provided Tor 900
horses. Tho Olympia IS twice the size
OF Madison Square Garden. ard the d.
mensions % the show ring VIII be 30s
feet by IS feet As an inducement -
the American exhibitors arrangements
can pc made for owners to enter their
horses IN circuit Of shows covering one
month. ami including the ROYAL Rich
Lincoln SHOW June 25th 10 29th ana
the international Show. at The Hague,
Holland. July 2d 60 sth Special trains
viii be engaged II necessary. for the
"Hnveyance OF horses from show TO show
and every convenience will be afforded by
the committee Of the shows
Representatives
The International Horse Slow Is thor
oUghly International in character Eng
land and the United states VIII have fun
control. although European countries VIII
be represented on the board of directors
Tho United States. with Canada VIII
havo seven members on the board Of di-
rectOrs. tho same number as England
Tho American representatives so far se-
lected are Alfred G. Vanderbilt, Reginald
q. Vanderbilt and Clarence H. AIackay.
-Four members will be added this month
The English directors arc Sir Gilbert
Grcenfali. Bart. Arthur +. Evans r g..
lIcatOn, John Kerr. II. II. KONG Walter
Lloyd and Walter Winans. The CONT
mental directors arc Baron Du Tell pu
Jfavelt. Paris Comte j.. D'Oultremcnt
and 4. DupuiCh, Brussels: Lieutenant
Colonel Punt and A. Won Hoboken. The
Hague: Don Louis zappino. Spain. Cen
eral Luigi Berta, Rome. and Heinrich Of
TO Traun Hamburg.
Special Prizes.
The prize list for the show is the most
ambitious ever attempted by horse show
association. In addition to $4,000 in cash
prizes offered by the International Horse
Show Association. 5000 worth Of chaI-
longe cups, 20 be won outright. and a
number OF gold medals have been offered.
number Of special prizes swells the sum
total TO nearly $40 600. Several interesting
events are announced for the show in
GLIDING two classes for costermongors'
turnouts, one for pony, and one FOR
donkey; obstacle driving competition,
polo ball competition. bending and polo
competitions. and broad and high jumps.
-Four prizes OF $500. 500. 500 and $50 are
onored In every jumping class, with a
special high jump competition each night.
FOR which prizes OF $3.50. Sl0O and so for
first. second and third, respectively. are
offered. The wide Jump is new insu-
tuition ia horse shows, but the unusual
size OF the Olympia show ring makes this