El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-06-14
Alfred 6. Vanderbilt, Wal
ter Winans and William
II. Moore to Have
Exhibits at Show.
= ONDON. Eng, June 14.-one Of tn


z ONDON. Eng, June 14-One Of the
principal features Of the London
- social season. now in full swing.
Will be inaugurated next Thursday.
when the seventh annual International
Horse show opens at the Olympia
arena
The annual event at the Olympia has
come TO be looked upon as the greatest
feature OF its kind In the world EySry
conceive Bile kind Of horse is represented
IN the III classes, ranging from the
coaching marathon TO the cOSt=rs' DON
key tUrnOUts and from the military
jumping contests to fire brigade COM
petition
There are Sc classes Of harness horses
alone The sole object of the directors.
at whose head is lord LonsdaIe. IS 10
provide a display which viii attract the
mul utudes to see the worlds finest
horses and horsemgn in cOmpe-it en-.
The management has expended S2j0.J4O
on this years show and the prizes total
S65,0O0, Of which more than $4,000 is
in cash
Vanderbilt in Coaching Marathon.
Much interest IS conferred in the mar
athOn coaching event, in which u
coaches are entered Alfred @. Wander
Dit and judge William r. HOOre, both
Americans, viii be the foremost COM
peutOrs for the huuOrs in this class.
For the marathon, the coaches assemble
In hampton court and drive through
beautiful country lanes and highways
in the suburbs, then entering the city.
traverse some Of its busiest thorough
fares, finally driving into the Olympia
arena, where the Judging will take
place A maximum time limit is fixed
and the judges viii consider the cOndi-
ton in which the horses arrive, as we'll
as the beauty OF the horses and coaches
Both Mr.. Vanderbilt and judge Moore
bear International regulations as eN-
pert whips, and VIII themselves handle
the reins.
Judge Moore is the terror Of the har-
ness events, having won the maratho IN
coaching event last year. which made
Ine Inlru time IN succession, giving MIN
permanent possession Of .Ee cup. The
judge also won permanent possession OF
the gold challenge cup for park teams
by three straight victories, and is a
strong contender for the new cups
which the management has offered in
these classes Judge Moore has 40
American thorouShoreds entered in the
Alfred G. Vanderbilt. besides being
entered in the coaching marathon. has
classes. The COrlntnian coaching class
has is entries, and both Judge Moore
and Mr.. Vanderbilt viii participate IN
this event
Winan's Horses Entered.
Walter Winans. the noted Maryland
hOrSeman. has large string of horses
entered His entries include trotters.
hunters jumpers, haCkneys, ponies and
harness horses in singles doubles. tan
dems and fOurInhands Seven horses /
from the Avondale farm. recently pur-
chased by Edward Is. Mclean, of Wash
ington, D. c., have been brought over
by Mt. Mclean, VINO is one Of Americas :
best known hOrsemen, and are entered
IN the show. Nala. the highStepDin-
trOtter and American champion of
heavy harness horses, viii compete
against some of the crack English
hackneys for International honors- In
dian Flower, the champion saddle horse, |
is also entered by Mr. Mclean.
American Woman An Exhibitor
Among other exhibitors from the D
United States is Miss i. Van Claire. of ]
who viii show The Whip
and A L. DOUghias. both Of which she