New-York tribune., 1911-10-29
Foreign Military Officers to Seek
Glory at Horse Show.
NEW EXHIBITORS ENTERED
Famous Blue Ribbon Winners
Will Be Seen on Tan Bark
at the Garden.


glory IN the National Horse Show at Madi-
son Square Garden November Is to 25. ac-
cording TO the entry list for that event,
which was closed last Tuesday night.
AS nominations from distant points are
still arriving by every mail. the directors
have decided to accept entries which are
postmarked not later than Thursday, and
for this reason ii will be several days be-
fore the complete list is tabulated
Because Of the disposal of some of the
larger stables which have exhibited at pre-
Nous horse shows and the distribution of
ownership of these blue ribbon winners
throughout the country. there will be quite
a number Of new exhibitors this year who
VIII show i'm strings OF two and three In
stead OF that many dozen as formerly The
entry list however, from present indica-
uons promises 10 eclipse that of last year
which was a record breaker at tho time.
Judge William II. Moore, fresh from his
numerous victories al Olympia, will, as
usual, have the largest number of nomina-
uons, and has entered twenty of his thor
oughbreds i'm thirty-three classes.
Joseph w. Harrimans show string will
include Nala, the champion gig horse;
Alfred c. Vanderbilt will show, among
others. Sir James. which won the gig class
last year, and other exhibitors will be
Reginald c. Vanderbilt, of Newport: Clar-
cnce II. Mackay, of Roslyn. Long Island;
Mortimer L. Schiff, of Northwood Farms.
Oyster Bay, Long Island; Judge James w.
Gerard, Thomas Hitchcock, jr., and Mrs,
Hitchcock, Frederick Bull and Henry w.
Bull, H. p. Robbins, ]. Campbell Thomp-
son, Richard Trimble, jr., Dominic La
monte b w. Knapp, Van Duser Burton,
Miss a. S. Colgate. Harris A. Childs, Miss
Wilhelmina y. Rupert Bell B. Knapp,
Miss Margaret +. Tomkins, A. Charles
Schwartz, Miss Dorothy B. Ives, Alden s.
Blodgett, J. Edward Wykoff, William NJ.
V Hoffman. Charles NJ. Fleischman. Mrs.
Carleton Semple, Ella f. J. Carpenter and
Allan Pinkerton.
Mrs. Robert S. McCreery will show her
saddle horse The Pippin, which she bought
of Lord Rothschild.
Among the new exhibitors at the Garden
will be Edward Mclean. the Washington
editor, who Will show seven horses in the
heavy harness and travel classes. Mr.. Nc
Leans string was very successful at the
I Atlantic City and Washington shows this
summer.
Ambrose f. Clark. Of Hampstead. Long
/ Island, will show his hunters and jumpers
in eleven classes. Mrs. Z. c. Bowen. OF
Bolton Farms. Greenwich, Conn, will show
her string in the heavy harness and pony
classes.
Other exhibitors include J. Sumner Dra-
per- Of Milton. Mass; G. f. Stephens,
of Cleveland; Thomas ]. Feroe. of TivoH.
n. Y; George Clausen. of Port Chester n.
Y; S. Bryce Wing, of Millbrook, n. y;
Payne Whitney, of Manhasset, Long Island: /:
Miss Grace F. Watt, of Hartsdale, West
chester County, n. Y; Mrs. S. F. Haserot
of Cleveland; Z. 3. White, Of Leesburg,
Va; Robert Douglas Coe, of Oyster Bay,
Y. Y: Miss Claire A. Knapp, Bellport
Long Island; Miss Mary Gardner, of West
New Brighton. Staten Island; Mrs George
Wallen, Of White Plains, n. Y: Mrs. Hugh
Bancroft, of Boston; Henry Lawrence Dell,
Of Bayside, Long Island; Rancocas Stock
Farm; Edward c. Rutter, of White Plains,
n. Y, and Colin Campbell, OF Montreal
Canada
Colonel Spencer Borden, of Fall River,
Mass, and II. r. c. Watson, of Brandon,
Vt. have several entries in the classes for
Morgan horses.
Ambrose Preece, Of London, England
Yesterday cabled the entries Of James Dunn,
Coombe, Surrey, England, which includes
Biskara, winner OF the high jump at Olym-
pia last summer, Premier, winner of the
Diana CUP for saddle horses at Olympia;
| Cousin Jack and Skyscraper, jumpers. and
sylvia Gray and Dartmoor Shepherd, saddle
| horses.
Miss Helen Preece, one Of Britain's most
daring 'cross-country riders. is coming from
London to ride Mr. Dunns entries. Because
of her bravery in riding the horse Merri-
man. which had jumped over the rail the
nrev,ous day and killed a bystander, Miss
! Preece was commanded TO appear before
/ oueen Mary at Islington last August and
was commended by her majesty for bra
very. Godfrey Preece, Of New York, VINO
! &c Miss Preece's uncle, will show five new
/ horses of his own, well as eight blue
ribbon winners from the stables OF HafFy L.
Pierce. of Leominster. Mass
Ouite a large slice Of the $4,000 pr!-o
money will be competed for in the military
classes, Great Britain being represented
NV Colonel Paul A. Kenna, V. c.. u. ,. o.
21st Lancers: Lieutenant Geonrey bIooAe'
1etb Tancers; Lieutenant Walter Brooke
Yorkshire Light Infantry, and Lieutenant
g T. Walwyn, Royal Horse Artillery. Inc
Dptcb officers who viii compete are Baron
II = A. van Voorst tot Worst. First
Lieutenant c. H. Labouchere and Lieuten-
ant Trapman, all OF the Royal Dutch Ar
tnlerv. HARLEM Captain Commandant v
N1avcr. Of the 26th Dragons. Dijon'
France: Lieutenant j. =. Bessiere, OF the
Attn Division of cavalry, Steney, France,
and another French officer will represent
the deur-de-lis. while Uncle Sans soldier
borsemen, under command Of Captain Guy
Y Henry. Of the United states cavalry
will be Lieutenant Arthur w. Holderness'
9th United states Cavalry; Lieutenant
ppbraim +. Graham, 18th United states
cavalry. Lieutenant Louis a. Beard, btn
I7ie,d Artillery. Lieutenant Clarence Is.
LYMAN. 4th United States Cavalry Lieu
tenant Phillip w. Barker. 9th t1eid Ar
tiliSry and Lieutenant Isaac ). Martin,
IItb United States Cavalry. Lieutenant
Var Dnoren has cabled that the Belgian
entries have been mailed and the Canadian
entries are On route. - 49,.
As usual. the military features ~ the
shc,y will be the most spectacular, as the
connecting officers, who VIII roe IN the UNI
forms Of their different nations, VII, IN
sdGition tc taking the water jump, have 10
overcorne such obstacles as the 'pigpen -
q double row of posts and rails set up thirty
Get sUart-a stone wall and high board
fence The military will also have TO rlde
In pairs and trios. gallopinG ana jumping
two and three abreast.
CRICKET CLUB ELECTION.
a. tho annual meeting OF the Kings