The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-11-03
MANY ENTRIES FOR
BIG NATIONAL SHOW
HORSES FROM MANY SECTIONS
OF WORLD COMING TO
MADISON SQUARE.

NEW YORK, Nov. Exhibitors
have responded literally to the call
for national entries this year. En-
tries In the breeding classes for trot-
ters, hackneys and ponies are extra
ordinary; there Is a remarkable In
crease in the roadster section, while
in .the heavy-harness, saddle and
jumping classes entries are wonder
fully strong.
In the heavy harness division there
are many entries made by exhibitors
new to Madison Square Garden, but
who have helped make horse show
history around the summer circuit.
Miss Loula Long, of Kansas City,
enters nine of her notable horses, in
Guiding Revelation, champion at
Rochester, Kansas City and else
where; CONSERVATION, Expectation,
Concentration, Hesitation, Illustra-
ton and others. Mrs. e. viau, of
Montreal, sends on her Canadian sta
Bile of high-steppers. including Eye
Opener and The Wonder, Earl Grey
and Sir Wilfred. The Orrpont
Farm, of Piqua, Ohio. enters ten
horses. including Babinette and
Babette. Edward Mclean, OF Wash
| ington and Newport, enters fourteen
| horses and ponies, including the
well-known champion Nala and the
remarkable hackney ponies Lady Dill
ham, Elegant Dilham and others. J.
Sumner Draper. Of Boston. has made
a large entry including several OF his
London winners Felix Warburg will
he well represented in the four-in-
/ hand division. Judge William H.
hoe 40 1aez mo- f,,yr,
four entries, including a majority of
the horses exhibited at Olympia, and.
as usual, one or two newcomers to
add to the interest of competition.
Alfred @. Vanderbilt will put into
the ring eleven entries. including last
years winner, Sir James; the we'll
known carriage pair, Hamlet and
Hertes; his latest London importation,
Pireno, Lord Polortus. Lady Marley,
Monona, Queen. Grace, and The Duke.
In the roadster division there will
be severa, new exhibitors, such as
Robert Coane. of Philadelphia. and
J. p. Peake & Son. r. T. Stoeshurg
will show. among other notable
horses Ruby and Laska. and H. N.
Rain. of Poughkeepsie. will also make
a liberal entry. In the hackney
breeding classes entries are made by
Mr. Clarence II. Mackay. William du
Point. Reginald c. Vanderbilt. Dan
lei J. Drscoll of the Auburn Hack
ney Stud Farm; L. C. Dorr, OF Syra-
cuse: s. r. Leeds, of Atlantic City.
and many others.
In the classes for saddle horses
many new candidates. as well as sew
eral old favorites. viii appear Miss
Atterbury will show last years cham
pion Nickel Plate as weA' as her
chestnut mare. Patricia. also her lat
est purchase, Quicksilver formerly
Lady Grew. said to he equal to II
not superior to Nickel Plate. Among
hii!1e,ss tf.-t l44s-sestiaa
/ will be M f. Goodbody, of London,
| who will show, among other fine en-
/ tries, the Thoroughbred Beau Sa-
breaur, champion at Olympia two
wears ago. In the list of exhibitors
in this department nre w. s. Kilmer,
i Of Rochester, n. Y, a newcomer;
Mortimer L. Schiff, Walter Fl. Han
! lev, whose horses have cut wide
/ swath on the summer circuit; Mrs,
| John Gerken. who was absent last
wear. but who will ne remembered
4 as the owner of the old time cham
pion. Lord Brilliant. and other IA
nous horses; Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
+ T. Regan, Mrs =. Ambrose Clark,
4 Mrs. y. ] Hess Mr.. y. r, =. Pinchot.
! Of New York q newcomer; G. Doug
/ fas Franks: Mrs. +, s. Haserott, Of
/ Cleveland. Ohio WHO will try con-
clusiors for the first time in the New
! York arena; r. Bertuch, also a new
conner: Miss CNarihel Jefferson, whose
entries AZ the summer shows have
I won golden opinions, and whose
, Shcf1a IL now in fine shane; Miss
/ cynthia Kearnev. one of the most
1 successful exhibitors Of the season.
Mics Dorothy Webb John Nee. Bow
man. who has recently purchased the
] beautiful mare SweethrIar; Mrs Allan
/ Potts. Of virginia. who was promt-
nent exhibitor several years ago; Dan
lei Guggenheim, Miss Margaret B.
Rouss and Mr. william A. McGihbon.
In the hunting, jumping and mill
tarv classes army officers from
France. Belgium, Russia. Norway
| England. Canada and the United
states Will exhibit their horses The
/ Norwegian officer Us Lieutenant N. X
Harherc. Of the Akershus Dragons
who will ride his brown gelding Max
| Russia will be represented by Cap
tain Paul Rodzianco, Of the Imperial
/ Guards. who will ride Ginga. which
was one of the team that jumped al
the London show and won the in-
| tcrnational cup; also his remarkable
Jumper McG!llycuddy Reeks
The English contingent inciuoes
Colonel F. A. Kenna. d. s. o., who
will show Harmony. Cherrte and De-
liberation; Captain r. NJ, Stuart Rich
ardson. who will show Dan Leno and
4 C1onsilla; Major NJ. T. McTaggatt
who will ride Ozone and Surprise.
Among the American hunters and
1 Jumpers entered this year are those
from the Glen Riddle Farm, Broad
| View Farm. and horses owned by
| Robert J. Collier. Mrs. Sidney Hoi-
loway Paul D. Cravath, e. II. HOP
/ ming. ]. c. wiltshire. NJ. F. Goodbody
| Oakleigh Thorne, II. /. Haughton
a..d Artt A EnyHlar.