New-York tribune., 1911-11-05
BIG HORSE SHOW ENTRY
Owners and Patrons Rally for
Last Show in Garden.
EVERY BOX SUBSCRIBED FOR
G.. Howard Davidson TO Act az
Judge of Morgan Horses
and Other Glasses.

Stirred by the. announcement that N.
horse show. which opens a week from nest
Saturday. will he ;hc last ono 20 be hch
in Madison Square Garden the patrons %
the show In former years. as we'll ss those
vino i'm more recent times nave always a..
tended have flooded the association Win
appications for boxes. with the result 'ha,
when the executive committee meets ncxt
Thursday 80 allot The boxes tho entire SCI.
enty eight will practically have bccl
spoken for.
While there has always been demard
for the boxes, IL has come from those Wfo
were keenly interested In the show az the
time. and tho following year the places ~
those who dropped out n the circle verr
taken by tho newcomers. But. vith TIE
IA ssirg ~ the historic building that for
tyenty-onc years has been the setting ~
the diamond horseshoe" each 3uiumil, tfs
interest of many former patrons who In re-
cent wears may have been missing from
the annual event has been rekindied
As usual. Alfred g Vanderbilt pres,den,
OF the National Horse SHOW Association.
has sidetracked superstition by tokinS Fox
10, the same one that has been his for sey-
eral seasons past. Among tho applicants
for boxes are August Belmont. Frank BIl
Joseph w. Hartman. Reginald e. Wander
/ bilt. William du pont. of Orange Va; SIR
| Edward Clouston. Of Canada: W. ". VIII
lock, OF Pittsburgh: william n. Moore Joha
| A. Spoor. OF Chicago =. :. Burke. Of Cle,e-
| land the Hon. Clifford Sifton, OF Canada;
! Charles A. Coffin. James Speyer, Harvey s
| Iadew. l.. Francis Hyde, +. Ambrose Clark
and T. II. Gary.
Although the work Of tabulating the on
tries will not be completed for a few dsys
/ r. r. Hyde the secretary, announced yes.
tcrday that the number Of exhibitors wouli
| be record breaking 30l owners having made
nominations, as against 2s2 exhibitors last
year, while the premiums this year. amount
ing to $4,000, will exceed those Of last year
! by $1,000.
The most marked increase in entries Is
in Glass l43-the jumping class--open TO slt
In which only performances over fences
arc to count. In this class there are ore
hundred and twelve entries, including the
nominations OF the foreign and American
officers as well as such we'll known oHncrs
as Frederick Bull. +. Ambrose Clark, f.
Bryce Wing Lamonte Dominick. Edwin
| H. Weatherbee, George Chipchase, CALVIN
H. Reynolds. Major Joseph kilgour the
Hon. Adam Beck, Of Canada; Mrs Thoma5
Hitchcock, Paul u. Cravath, James Dunn.
of Surrey, England; y. Edward G. Rut;er,
| Mrs George Wallen, W. Burling Cocks,
George Pepper. Crow & Murray, Frank Nc
Coy. Lieutenant II. w. Brown, OF Ohic;
T. J. Smith and Donnybrook Farm
At the request OF the Morgan Horse A.
sociaton, the directors OF the Horse Show
have invited G. Howard Dawson, Of MIL
brook, y. Y, to act as judge in the classes
! for Morgans Mr.. Dawson Will also Judge
in the hackney and pony breeding classes
incidentally. some extremely good Nor
gans will be shown. Judging from the en-
tries. which include those of III. r. G. Wat
son. Colonel Spencer Borden, Charles W.
! McCutchen, J. Rich steers, r. \. DARING
/ A. r Van Tassel and Allen NJ. Fletcher
L. T. Stotesbury, who is J. Plerpont Nor
gan's partner and the financial head 81 the
! house of Drexel Of Philadelphia. will show
| his roadsters Lottie Sherbet and Brother
! Spier in the novice class Norcsta and
/ Brother Spier in the class for horses four
years old or over and his great pair LII
gano and Como. as well as Norcsta ana
| Ruby, i'm Glasses A and i6
Following last years precedent the show
will open on a Saturday instead of Mon
dav. and will close the following Saturday.