New-York tribune., 1910-11-11
READY FOR HORSE SHOW
List of LAO Entries for 26tn
Annual Meeting.
OPENING DAY PROGRAMME
Skirling of Pipes and Crash OF
Brass at Q p N. To- morrow
Will Mark the Start.

During a luncheon given at SherTy's yes
terday by Robert A Fairbairn. chairman
Of the executive COMMITTEES Of the National
Horse Show Association 10 the foreign Of
hcers and most prominent foreign exhibit
tors. as well as to the directors OF the
show. Alfred G. Vanderbilt. president or
the association. received the following cable
dispatch from Lord Lonsdale, the president
Of the International Horse Show OF London:
international Horse Show extends it's
heartfest good wishes for successful snow
at New York Delighted 10 know OF entry
OF representative English horses and MIL
tary officers I wish you every success
The twenty-sixth annual National Horse
Show will open at Madison Square Garusn
tomorrow at D m. with a Hst OF Lew
entries. which James T Hyde says IS more
than two hundred in excess OF tne pest
previous record during the quarter OF
century Of history OF New forks anill--1
horse shows
The greatest feature OF this sno" Is -
nactad 20 be the International military
competitions at water Jumping ana 'ne
i,,r,1i,7 Of stone walls, board fences
,os,s ard rails pig pens' and other
formidable obstacles In these special com
nprtftOUG
from France. England. Holland. Canao4
ar,5 7-arious army posts in the United states
will take part .o--.
g. - these specfaI International contests
80 features Of the horse snow PIO-
,-..-,r,s besides which the foreign anu
,,,.-tca, army officers have made entries
=. ~, ,,s,a1 i,,nping classes Consequently
- I'D their horses will be seen IN acIiOii
--,c+tcaI1v every afternoon and eVehlhs-
80 n. tomorrow. with a hourish O'
/ .-.r,oAts and amid decorations IN gen
ora1 color scheme Of white ana sdiIlloI-
atDlx worth 10000. the horse show VIII oe
ooe,Ad for the public. and the Gait hlf-
-, ssr,i military band will enter 'he
a-ana at the Garden and march around 70
/ the sktrItng Of the pipes and the crash Oh
. brass musical instruments .
A soon ss they leave the ring clear .
7 class of twenty-six high stepping noIsI
| single harness will come In. ana th7 -
t,.- I'll hsgtn Ponies in harness VIII %
re second class novice saddle horses Ile
| third. and novice roadsters the IouI IIli-
/ r-hfldren's ponies. with boys and So
riding. ladies' saddle horses, WIN llis "a "a
ssx in tbe saddle; a class OF torly
hunters and cavalry chargers. IN "iioN
/ MANY of the foreign army orncers na
made entries and the Judging OF tH0 N-'-
/ for1r-fn-band road teams entered lol -
! Arrowhead Inn road race VIII Dc o1iII-
highly entertaining and spectacuidI
of the opening afternoon Al,
Among the thousands of spectators W. 49,
5A several hundred little guests u -
horse show directors. getting tneH -, -,
glimpse Of the glories OF the NeW -
borSe show. A part of the gallery has peer
vr~flt
children from various charitable tnstl-u
tto,- ar5 o+har little wards Of greater New
YORK. Alfred G. Vanderbilt mas had NAN
s.--,,-.<4 .z,sciayIv for this occasion nun
dradz or tov horses. with packs on thel
lbacks AIIed with the choicest OF candleH
Each OF the little guests VIII receive one
.h.sa a. q ao,1verfr Of the occasion
The most striking event on to-nloIrO"
,rogra1,n,e NAV be the finish OF tne Al
rovrhesd Inn driving race for four-ln-IAn
road teams. which must be driven INTO u
ring at the Garden TO 5e passed upon o
the three Judges. who will take into CON
sidera+ion the road qualities OF the rlva
teams and the condition IN which they IN
tsb -ba race The coaches must be driver
into the arena within one hour rom th
time Of starting from Arrowhead Inn Inn
which will be at p. m. One poin' WI
be allowed by the judges for eacn nilIiuU
less than an hour in making the stag
. without change Of horses
The three Judges will be the Hon Adam
Beck. of London. Canada, and WaIIer I
Bliss and Charles A Baudouine. ootn
New York. This years three entries Wer
r,ada bv Alfred G. Vanderbilt. Paul A
sorp and the AYRSHIRE Farm. or Lon'
/ Island .
THAT tire race will be picturesque al
/ s,t- zoe-,e certain. as some Of the fair SCI
nrobabIv will adoru the tops Of the coacne
a. passengers. while on the rear seat o
each there will be the scarlet-cOated guar
in big white beaver hat blowing nneI'
coaching calls on his long straight norm
TIRE route OF this spectacular road rae
viii he from the Arrowhead Inn TO For
washington avenue. down Broadway q
135tb street 10 Riverside Drive, down IN
Drive and over the Viaduct to Clarenon
and down to I'd street to Central Park