Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1913-06-15

Dia arena, where the judging will sake place. \ maximum time limit is fix ] ed and the judges will consider the i condition in which. the horses arrive,
 as well as the beauty Of the horses and coaches. Both Mr Vanderbilt and i Judge Moore, bear international repu- tation as eXperS whips, and will Jhem- selves handle the reins. Judge Moore is the terror of the harness events having won the Marathon cOaching erent last year. which made the third time in succession, giving him per manent possession of the cup. Tine Judge also won permaneni possession of the gold challenge cup for afk teams three straight victories, and is strong contender for the new cups which the management has offered in these classes. Judge Moore has forty American thoroaehbre ads entered in the various classes.
 Alfred G. Vanderbilt, besides being entered in the coaching marathon, has entered several other of the harness class. The Corinthian coaching class has 16 entries and both Judge Moore and Mr. Vanderbilt will particis ate il this event.
 Walter Wnans, the no,ed Maryland aorseman, has large string o1 horses entered. His entires incl1de trotters, hunters. jumpers, h1ckneys, ponies and harness horses i'll singles, doubles tandem and four-in-hand. Seven horses from the Ayondale farms, re- gently purchased by Edward B Mc- Lean of Washington, D. C., have been brought over by Mir. Mclean, who is one of America bes, known horse men, and are entered in the shows. Nal the high stepping trotter and American champion of heavy harness horses, will compete against some oI ' nationa! honors. Indian Flower, the champion saddlehorse. is also enter ed by Mr. Mclean.
 Among other exhibitors from the United States is Miss F. Van Claire, of Pittsburgh, who will show The Whip and A-l.-Douglas, both of which she recently purchased here, paying $10,000 for the former and $6,00o for the latter.
 Miss Mona Dunn, although but 10 years of age has 8 hackneys and jumpers entered, while ]. Summer Draper will show string of fine har- ness horses from his Canadian stables Hon Adam Beck Of London, Ontario. has seven entries in the jump ing classes and other Canadian en- trants include the Sifton stables. Sir H Mont3gg Allen. Lieutenant Gordon Miles and Lieutenant r. NV Bates. the last two being entered in the military jumping contests for the Edward VII cup.
 Much interest is centered in this gold challenge cup. valued at $2,500 Teams of three military officers from the various nations. compete for it yearly and the nation Tining it three times is to be allowed permanent pos session of il. Russia and Belgium each have one leg on the cup, Belgium having won it in 1910, while Russia carried iS off last year. France won it in 1911 and had previous victory
 to it's credit, so if the French team carries off first honors in the event this year, the cup will become the permanent properly Of France. Six nations are entered in this contest at
 the present show. They are Great Britain. Canada France, Russia. Bel gium and Sweden, More than 100 English officers have been training for months for this one contest and the team 10 represent Great Britain will be chosen from this large field of candidates The Connaught gold cap for jumpers is also much sought after prize, and a spirited contes; for it's possession is sure to ensue. In the list of cups and soecial prizes the names of we'll known Ame- ricans appear as donors. Among the
 most important of these are: The New
 port Cup. presented by Alfred G. Vanderbilt for the best horse in single harness; the Hyde Challenge Cup, presented by James Hazen Hyde l for the best novice team, and height, the cup is valued at $1OO, while an