The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-14
HARTMAN Dimes OFFICERS
FOREIGN VISITORS To HORSE
SHOW AT UNION fLtB.
Information Competitions 10 Begin In
the Garden To-day Women Pron,-
inent as Exhibitors and Dirt, ers
Hackney I'm the Ring This Morning.

| the Garden To-day women 'FRONT.'
inent as Exhibitors and Drivers
! Hackney I'm the RinE This MorninE
| Joseph " Hartman. one Of the directors
| Of the National Horse Show Association,
gave a dinner at the Union club last night
! In compliment Ia III. visiting army officers
who are ro take part in tho special com
petition this week IN Madison Square Gar
| den. Frederick VI. Davies. the treasurer
Of the association. was 10 have been the
host. but was unable 10 he present on as
count Of illness in his family. I'm learning
this Mr. Hartman. who has been anxious
| TO show some special Courtesies tn tho dis
| tingui she'd visitors in this city. was enabled
Ia perfect the arrangements by which the
dinner became the occasion OF his hOSpi-
tality.
There were four civilians seated at the
table. Walter Winlns of London. Irdvard
CoE-w"ll. |. Hartman and Jay 7. Car
Isle cot DANIEL Appleton ~! ia" Seyen' h
Regiment represented IN" National Guard
Tn" English officers present included Lord
Dect.s, rnl- =. 4. kenna. V, &. II, =. q.
Lieut. Geofr-y Brooke. Lieut.. a. r. walwyn.
ROYAL Horse Artillery Lieut.. I. Arson
Thornton Seven IN Hussars. and Lieut..
Walter Brooke, Yorkshire Light Artillery.
The Dutch Officers were Lieut.. 4. Van Gelli-
cum and Lieut. Coblyn. both OF the Third
Holland Cavalry. and Lieut. II. Mathon.
Royal Dutch Hussars. The French Officers
were Lieuts. Baron r de Meslon and h
Iollibos Of the Fourth Ora soons. and Lieut..
II J K. Me!larme. First Dragons Repre-
sentinS tho Canadian forces we're the Hon
clifford SifIon. Lieut.. CLIFFORD Sfton. Jr.
Lieut. Winfield u Sifton and capt. u Doug
las Young. and the represent ativeS OF the
American army included Lieut.. Gordon
Johnston. seventh Cavalry. and Capt
In Il.
Grant
The Horse Show will reopen at 10 O'Clock
this morning. and at three sessions each day
the Judges will work hard to fairly dis
tribute the ribbons in the many classes that
will come before them This morning
until ~ W O'Clock haCkneys will be Judged
SiN classes will enter the ring. AMI among the
exhibitors will be Clarence h MaCkay.
X G. Vanderbilt. William du Point. II. u,
McGrann and several stud farms where
the hackney horse in thu, country makes
his home The judSe will bee William Foster
OF Mosesv, England After the hacku"yS
have retired there viii Toe preliminary
trial OF hunters
The hunting and jumping classes this
year have attracted 50 many entries that
u has heen necessary I" have eliminating
trials where the best Of the lot will Ice
selected To lImp in the finals,
lhI. years judges az hunters and Jumpers
are active riders to- HOUNDS Edward u earle
"a
Lawrence smith holds II" same. ofriC. with
the >ml'htown Hunt ON Long Island. which
hunts ~" country near MAYOR ,'aynor'-
country home, and \ = craven rides r-gu-
larry with the MLrrrntOn Hunt ~ Virginia
This afternoon harness horses. ponies
and saddle horses will occupy th. arena.
In the roadster class the HORSES Of Walter
Winan-. which. although from England.
Ar" American bred, will meet hos, of b. l.
Stnt"-uurv ct Philadelphia. the Canadian
exhibitors ttoW 4 Murray and Miss h. l..
" llk- and several local men
he hT~t 80 The international events viii
be- called At )" " clock. II i for the Plaza
cup. and IN. contestants avail b" heavy
weight chargers English. French. DutCh
and ni'ed Stat-- Officers viii ride IA tins
event
In the .evspinsHfour in hand teams Of
ponies, MORGAN stations: harness and
jumping contests will h.. she attractions
! her" are for'Y-foMr entries IN thlS class
fence. sion" wall and double post
Women m. year are .nu.uaily pIo ,nj
drivers They come from all parts of the .
nred states and some from abroad. a.
Miss Vera Morris Of London There are ,
several from canada This - partial :
list oi them wIih the breeds and types IA ,
" hiCh they make entries Mis- !. I
Wilk-. Gait, Ontario. and Mrs ~ y BAN. I
CharloIt" r Ward. Rome. \ : trot,er~
Kings Highway. harness. horses MIS- Anna
By"rly. "lumhu-, ohio, 'ruti"r@ and road
-ier- Mr~. I Cecil FIiler, Philadelphia,
harness horses
Th- prug famine for To DAY
!Oek Judging IN HAcsrry allies. claSS IS
1879 \ VI. Judging three hACAney mares.
io,i \ VI Judging nve hackney mares, class
lon \ M-Juixinx four hackney stations.
ii ! Judging three hackney stations.
.iii5 \ " Judging hackney mare, for the
nj 50 II Preliminary trial Of -!ury sc.en
hunters or Jumpers entered IN class 10
+. r. N sudsinS four ponies tn harness. class
:,sr Judging 'senry three novice harness
c'I > " Judging thirteen saddle horses.
40 ? M-JudEins eleven pairs of roadser,,
as = M-JudEtES seven popy tandcrns. class
a-OP Judging -igh--t .b-rcrs chaTs-r~
ridden - International o'feerN n Uniform riala
horse fo!r n lands cia.. -
INP Judging ihr"- scsm,. rour- In hands.
5r " Judging thirty eight qualified hunters.
sP Judging thirteen pairs Of novice
harness hor'"s class 81
- - Judging nine saddle horses. ladies
as y Judging ten hrousham horses. sp
poin trn-nl, 10 count. class A.
so' Judging Two pony fourth hands
all r u Judging nine Morgan stallion, IN
'nc-rN' horses riiien ~ orccrs over he fgI
'orr>c, class -
BIIITiRDS.
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