New-York tribune., 1909-03-21
HORSE SHOW OUTLOOK.
Season Promises To Be One of Most
Successful.

In spite Of the fact that the outlook vas extreme
X unfavorabIe in the early part Of the year. the
coming season now promises 20 be one OF the ros'
successful in the annals of the horse show. Horse
men in touch with the situation felt that the BIO"
which was struck az the national show would ma
tarfairy affect all equine exhibitions. but the fact
That the show has been reorgsnizsd by men whose
names are a svnonvre COT success In the horse
world has done much 70 restore confidence
The ,wo little shows which were held az the
.r,ar,oao Horse Exchange served curtain rails
ers 10 usher in the real season. The evenings 'f
March % and 80 will he given over 70 the third IN
the series Of horse shows at me exchange Fot-
lov-irs this will bA the show at Camden. y j,
March 81 and April !.
-rb. axhihition st Atlantic CITY April TO II.
nron,isAs 70 be the most successful show ever held
there The show ring. which will equal IN size the
ran bark oval in Madison Square Garden VIII oe
on the big pier, and Will undouoted'F V'o'e IT, -.
acentable tnnova ZION as the site is decided I'M
rroveroen+ over the old one. The change or date IS
also wise move as the show will now oe helu
when the season is al its height in me popular se
s,da resort Heretofore the horse shows we're neid
in Atlantic CITY in July. and the flies which intest
ed the place made It almost unoearaoe lor INe VN
hibtors as well as their entries .
II ts rr,nored that the Tichenor-Grand horse
ebov which will be held on April L ana Is. VIII
~ managed nv I-harles w Smith. OF the National
2S pe SIovr Associatiou which fact alone Is
guarantee OF its success. The Loto~lnS NeESi i5
fhn psriand Riding Academy the only show, eS-
ci1TsiyeIv for saddle horses. The judges VIII u
William Phelps Emo Major Cna[!eS a bos osO Irbjnb
Iii he shown here will be under saddle ana IN
,imda a string of fast ones from the Stable or Z ~
q Fittings Fred Gerken will judge the trotCns
saddle horses There Will be an innovation IN tile
foTn, of an exhibition of Arabian saddle hoCses-
These will be judged by ]. A. p. RamSdeIl OF NeW-
hiiry Homer Davenport will show his horses al
the Duriand show. as will Colonel Spencer Borden
OF an The horse slow Of the Brooklyn Riding and
Driving Club. April . to 50, Judge NliIaih n
Moore will show his famous blue ribbon winners
90 the last time before taking them u England
for the International Horse Show. Mr. Moore Will
tsi.A FORTY horses with him when he sails, on May
15 on the MnnewaSka. At the close OF the lnteI-
national show they will he shipped directly back
70 New York and will appear in the local shows
for the rest of the season - -,
In Pittsburg. on May u TO i, VIII ne held a
yvav horse show, MAY l.. VIII be held under the
auspices of the Road Drivers Association In front
~ Durando's clubhouse. instead OF IN the usual
incIosure above Washington Bridge.
In rbiIadeiphia beginning May 81 will be the last
exhibition of the kind to be held on ST Martin )
Green for the site has been sold and viii be cut up
into building lots For the first time IN erest I
MANY years. William II; Moore VIII not De among
the exhibitors at Philadelphia
THE Plainhed Horse Show has grown IN size and
nonuIarttv and promises to be feature or the
ont ana the setting is of the most picturesque
in the country. This show VIII open on June 10
and run for three days. The toIoWlng week al
Tuxedo will be held the popular httle @ ., we Gays &
he hack from England TO exhibit his horses at
Tonp Branch and TO compete in the coaching race
I,-6jcb will wind up the show July 81
fter the Newport Horse Show, september . 70
there are a number of small shows-Hartford.
Conn September to II; syracuse, \. l., oepsshl-
her Ii 20 Is Mineola. Long Island september 20 70
95- Pouehkeepsie. September ana So anu DrOck-
kon, Mass. October . to