The morning journal-courier., 1908-02-26
HORSE SHOW READY All Arrangements for Splendid Exhibition by Troop A,
 Cavalry. SOME OF THE ATTRACTIONS Glasses and Entries for Event Which
 Will Have its Opening Tonight.

All arrangements and details are completed for the Troop A horse show to be given this evening and tomorrow night at the new armory on Orange street. of Troop A, Cavalry, c. N. G.
 The boxes and reserved seats for this evening have already been secured by representative society leaders. Many 1. handsome gowns will be seen at the show Everything indicates that this show will be one of the most success full social events of the season in New Haven.
 Miss Margaret Weyher and Miss Lou ise Montgomery of New York city, who have frequently ridden prize winners at the Madison Square Horse Show. rived in the city. Miss Weyher won several blue ribbons last year at the New Haven Horse Show, with the Hol loway horses of New York. These young ladies will doubtless be the cen ter of attraction for many at the show this evening.
 Mir. !. C. Keith, who will be the judge of the horse show, both this evening and tomorrow night is in New York city, and will arrive here this forenoon. MT Keith's home is at Warrenton, Virginia, where his stables produce some of the finest thorough bred hunters in the country. MT. Keith has frequently been a judge at the Madison Square Horse shows, and at other national shows, and is we'll known all over the country. He has the reputation of being the best and most impartial judge in the country. The management of the Troop A Horse show is indeed fortunate in securing the services of this Virgn,ian, who make the trip North especially for this show.
 One of the most interesting classes exhibited this evening will be that of the Combination horse. Each horse will appear i1 the ring of the riding hall driven to runabout. after which the harness will be changed in the ring before the spectators, and then shown to saddle. In this class Pierre pont B. Foster will show his hand- some. chestnut gelding, Mir Dooley; and P. R. Greist, of the Griest Manu- featuring Co.,, of Wcstville, will show David Gray. Charles H. Miller will exhibit Flossie, and M. Harry Marlin of the Marlin Fire Arms O., will show his big brown gelding, Sam. George v Barton, an ex-member of Troop A, and recently of the brigade staff of the state of Connecticut. has entered his bay mare, Moss Rose, in the gaited saddle horse class. This Is the first time that this Kentucky thor oughbred has ever been entered in any competition or show ring. This horse was brought north and trained by George L. Clark of Meriden. Horses in this class must be shown at walk trot, canter running walk, and single foot.
 The model class for saddle horses will be shown to hand, that is will be led by the bridle or halter, the horses to be judged for conformation and sound- ness. This is an entirely new class in New Haven. F. R. Greist's Batty Is one of the finest horses entered in the show, and George L. Clark of Meriden. has entered in this class his big gray gelding, Silver King.
 Class VIII. for saddle ponies will in terest all They must be shown under saddle. at walk, trot and canter.
 The ladies' driving class will be es- pecially interesting, inasmuch as each horse shown must be driven by lady, and must have conformation, style and good manners. and must back well and stand without being held.
 The evening will be ended by the jumping class, which viii attract the attention of all. Horses in this class are to be ridden at natural hunting mace. and are to be shown over six jumps. Macbeth and Brar Cliff will be exhibited by C. Nj. Du Puy of Pitts burg and Mrs George B. Bunton will ride Peter and Floradora.
 The hours for judging the various classes for this evening are as follows:
 Class ", S-S-15: Class K, S:15-S;30; ]; Class XX., S:30-S:45; Class VII, s:45- e:05; Class KY. 9:05-9:30; Class XXII.. e:30-e:45: Class XVII, 9:45-10; Class VIII, 10-10:15: Class XVIII. 10:15-10:3o.
 The following are the entries in the various classes:
 Class V-Sadsile Horse---To Be Shown
 to Walk, Trot and Canter.
 1. Flip gr. g.. 15.1 1-2 hands. years.
 P B. Foster, New Haven.
 2. Flash br. g.. 141 hands, II years. l..
 W. Cleaveland
 3. Mountain Glen Squirrel, b. g., 15.1