The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-17
HORSE SHOWS THIS SEASON


"--aAa - M many EIztures-
Gayest % them an In The environ
Hsn;-= 80 sD;ssss1 pier. hundreds
riSS baRd piayins--the AtiAnsie CITY
Horue show opened the Isao ssaaoa %
equine tournaments In March with q hia
success. The fixtures crowd each other an
lose ~ peas In q pod. for every DsighboF-
hood noW holds an indoor or omen alr show
and there wili b no rect for tho prAncing
aud curvstting blue ribbon naga until AftgF
The week Of November II. whsa the National
Horse show viii closo the round 90 CON-
petitions In Madison square Garden. Lon
don may nov he tsrmsd q stopping paAes
on the Americas horse ahoW oiFcuie 20
Judge by TIA number Of eKhihieorn that are
20 attend the Intsrnationa next month at
Olympia
Mics I4sala Long. Q Western sxAlsstOr
whO drives and rides very Clsvegly. 10 to
make the trip with hsr hornaa Soms
seasons ago Miss Eila q. Ross, an Engllah
amateur. came 10 the National Morse show
wtth . team of black hacknsys and Won
several ribbons Mia Long 10 10 try 20
DO a. well &c London and she has an I'D.
vantage in the number of clAssas limited
to women 90 drivers. for except In one
special composition MICS Roas nj the Mes
Yerk show had TO drive against men. she
English shows and In leoe. also with black
team. Miss ROss at tho International won
the gold challenGe cup presented by clar-
ence n. Maekay for park teams and APP
pointmsnts. u 10 q two win and out
cup. judge william n. Moore winning Il
lass year with a'team of bays
not under 10 and not exceedins a . hands.
tho stfe Of Gerard Jurgeno. Judge Moore
wun in leos with Radiant. and he had many
other successes a. tha International. he
b taking his stable over again nsxt month
and c. ". watson % Baltimore h also 10
repeat last years. pilgrimage with his
show ssrins- Ths Berkslsy challenge cup
for eeAma - q dras NJ. wasasa wee ~!sA
his hays. and the two Americans held their
own most trtumphantiy IN the harness
claaaes.
Llsut. y n. Barrett, First Field ArtiIlary,
v q. n. Y, has entered hia hogpa Artillery
in the class for oGhcsEs' chargers. heavy
weight, IN which the arae priss b presented
~ the Earl Of Loasdals. Ths rider must
DO an oficer IN uniform. and Artillery won
in . similar olass 90 the last National Horse
SHOW. he hunters and jumpers exhibited
for several seasons IN this country By T. A.
weaihsrbes % New Ybrk and Julian Morris
81 Virginia. the latter usually In the saddle.
are booked for London. They include win
ners at every prominent show. wsst 90 Rast.
Paul d. Crevath may send some Of his
hunters that are renowned for clover fenc-
ing on Long Island. and " % Dick Donnslly.
the most expert of the ross-eonntry hants-
men, viii 20 with them. Canadians who
are surs 70 make tho excursion are the Hon.
Adam B~ck. Grow and Murray and Ltsut.
" D. Sifton. all Of whom exhibited az
Madison Square Garden last winter.
A. q. Vanderbilt n 70 judge IN many
classes. bat he wtll probably enter his road
teana and defend the coaching Maraehon
e 80" s:: e Ii. iSS:s asc;
s9r Lo.don about May y saS ss ~ W 49,, e.
nsxt national hOrss shOw. 4. b Mselag,
WnO " 60 JVdga the roadster glasses. vii
There vas a very interesting show lAas
week la Boston, the second repewal OF the
astHre. Ias old tlm2 ?PSn saow y hat .
hood one and the result has BEEN success
6STond sspsctssIcns ne ksnG Branah
s1 $1,000 Sa. enc Of sss SUMNER S Ss SSahss
tan: Escn hSs me sSPS0Tt o. ne $3.50 a9ssro oS
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:, Which S "a. Ysssss +r e Judge Here
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r Id,S s.r and dSlss Class The autumn
ahoWs closs 20 town are especially attrac-
Sn S P ssi AZ :Ssy an. sef Pas sse
me latter = at Locust valley and IN many
respects the hnest open AIR show q the
seAaon. Only horaes owned pm Long Island
are eligible 70 the classes and the Wipe and
riders are AmatsuFe, many Of tho c!asses
beinR for ponies handled BY Children.
The beet hunters used BY followers OF the
Meadow Brook aad smithtown Hunts meet
n the tTss for The Rrs,i x s s,s 1919 sei
in lehtinR over . m niatufs but dsctdediy
stiS stSepIschsss courss. Each shou has
some special charm and worth Q Wait on
drivers or ridsrs are 90 often before the
ice tYss nqrlbsE u zoo sntIsss has been
yn horse she~. e bs bid a. he ssldins and
week. 1his ~ the hsst the Brookiyr hoIee
sho~ las ever hac an Tar excesas the
previous records for entries Ene nogses
entered are Of q very high usaal1ty. lncladlse
many Of the notsd prize Ntmners = lne
Sational and other larss horn sh0Hs dnTtne
ne last ye1I. : varied and Interesting
programme has teen srynnesd fS~ saen
aning. BEGINNING ~ o'c och.
IN th4 harnesA elAssses tnYsudlne taAdens
o. william l.ssv < S s .M w S Seisssn
Dewitt 4. tianaREn. IaTle% Nnsht. Ieorgs
Watson. NIL SsSlig. Edyard YTImth.
" L. Scr = sFtz. r,svid ~ NeubsresrI
AZ of Nov IpTk, and charies bi-pham %
bowers, lIiRs aura ~ MUIR. MrB. chalTega