New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-10-30
PLAN BRILLIANT SHOW
Pageantry of Military Scenes to
EnIiven Horse Exhibition.
FOREIGN TEAMS ENTERED.
Army Of England, France, Holland
and Canada To Be Represent
ed in Stirring Spectacle.

All the vivid color OF military Uniform.
and the splendid action Of cavalry charg
ers, artillery teams and courters' 1.-THE
Iinbed mounts promises 20 add new feat
ure TO the New York horse show. The
pageantry OF military scenes with the zes'
OF an international competition in Vhics
the horses and riders play their respective
parts is likely 20 oversnacov all else al
the twenty-sixth annual exhibition OF The
National Horse Show Association % Amer
lea, which will hold the erena OF Madison
Square Garden from Saturday. November
12. 10 the following Saturday night
From the elaborate programme prepared
followers OF the horse viii ind the coming
show an innovation Of Inspiring action Il
has been a happy thought indeed that has
placed the army horses OF England.
France Holland Canada and the United
States to the fore To heighter the lively
color of the spectacle, the famous Gait
Kilties band. OF Canada. the same that New
Workers have cheered TO the echo IN the old
Garden in the days Of past military shows.
as they marched with towering bearskin
shakos, scarlet TUNES and plaids. IS 70 ser
pretty step for the uettle5or1e equine
competitors as they STRIVE for TIE coveted
blue ribbons and awards.
OF course, the regulation classes have
not been cUrtailed in any way. IN fact.
the knowledge that military horses are 20
be entered through many OF the classes
has served TO bring out the best list -
entries that the show has known II many
years. Under the direction OF Alfred G.
Vanderbilt the association president
Frederick VI. Davies. the treasurer. and
James T. Hyde. the secretary. the coming
horse show promises to achieve = greater
measure Of success than 1t has ever before
enjoyed.
Colonel Lord Decies, commanding officer
Of the It'll Hussars. who was one OF the
competing British team last year N the
international military jumping contests az
the horse show. Is bringing over from Eng
land another team The leader IL cavalry
officer OF the younger school Colonel P A
Kenna. until recently the commanding Of
fcer Of the famous list Lancers- Besides
having won the much coveted Victoria
Cross for risking his life during an en-
gagement in order to save one Of his SOL
diers, Colonel kenna has earned the Dis
tfnguished Service Order. and since resign
ing command OF his regiment has been
appointed aid 10 King George The other
members Of the British cavalry team VIII
be four ueutenants OF international reputa-
ton as 'cross-country horseren- They are
Lieutenants Godfrey Brooks ard Mslise
Graham. OF the 18th Lancers: c. T Wal
wyn. Of the Royal Horse ArtrIe-y. and T.
Arson Thornton. Of the Tth Hussa-s-
BY opening on Saturday this year I
think the horse shows debut will surpass
all previous years. and our programme IS
TO be so attractive 7 believe public interest
will grow from day 20 day" said Joseph
". Hartman. vice-chairuan OF the execu-
tive committee, yesterday From what
know Of the committees IDEAS for the open
ing days programme feel sure IT'S spirited
action will enrhuse and charm.
Robert A. Fairbai-n. chairman OF the ex-
ecutive committee. announced that the ap-
pIication for boxes and badges had afforded
a new impetus to the mos. famous horse
show held in this country