The Washington herald., 1913-10-26
gotham PLANS
FOR HORSE SHOW
Big Pageant VIII Be Held m
Madison Square Garden
Starting November Is.
MANY FOREIGN ANIMALS
Russia and Norway Well Represented,
While England viii Send
Many.
MANY FOREIGN ANIMALS

New York, Oct 25.-WhiIe Russia
had the distinction of being the first
country 10 make formal entries in the
international jumping contests ar
ranged for the week of the annual
Horse Show. Norway is the first coun-
try TO have its representative in this
city. Lieut.. y. r. Haberg. of the Aker-
shus Dragons. arrived here last week
with one horse. He has entered his
morse IN as many events as possible.
and IL Is now at DurIand's Rfdipu,
Academy, being schooled and getting
into condition. Lieut. Haberg is at the
Harvard Club, and he, too. is getting
ready for the contests, which are still
four weeks away. The show will open
in the Madison Square Garden. on Sat
urday. November 10. and last until the
tolloWing Saturday. Lieut.. Haberg ex-
hibfted his jumper at the London show,
and was successful. and now he is to
Try what he can do against the Ameri-
can officers, none OF whom competed
at the Olympia this year.
GenSa and MacGnlicuddy Reeks. the
Two horses owned by Capt. Paul Rod
zianco, are expected to arrive here to-
day on the steamship Russia from
Libau. They will be taken to Dur
lands and kept there until the show
opens. Capt. Rodzianco is coming here
on the steamship Kaiserin Auguste
and will be here this week.
English Team Announced.
The British team has been selected
and announced. 1t is composed of Col.
p A Kenna, v. C: Maj. NJ F. McTaS-
| gSrt. OF the Fifth Lancers, and Capt
Il. W Stuart Richardson, OF the Eley-
enth HUssars. The horses Of these
officers are now nearing this port on
the steamship Minneapolis.
Col Kenna is sending over Harmony,
bay mare: Deliberation, a bay geld
ing, and Cherie. a gray mare. Har-
mony and Cherie have been here be-
fore. Harmony two years ago won the
prize for officers chargers, and last
year was one of the team in second
| place In the America Cup contest.
Cherie was here last year, but did not
show particularly well
Belgium will not be represented this
year. Lieut. George Dennis had sent the
entries of his horses SoIidad and Fire
iiy. but last week Secretary hyde re-
ceived word that the Lieutenant was i'll
and would be unable TO come, 50 his
entries were cancelled
| 1t is going to be a fine show from an
international point of view. Horses are
expected from the stables Of Walter
Winans. Miss Ella Rose. Miss Bona
Dunn. NJ. F. Goodbody. and others. but
until the next mails arrive from the other
side it viii not be known what these
horse lovers are sending. All these
stables have been represented here be-
fore, and their Temperance ih-the
show ring on this side of the Atlantic
j will be very pleasing TO horse lovers
here.
NJ F. Goodbody, OF London. is sending
his fine saddle horses, Beau Sabreur and
lGrey Plover. These two are big winners
ION the other, and their appearance
here will be waited with much interest
Beau Sabreur is a thoroughbred of Lord
Bobs, and is entered in ten classes He
was winner at the London show. Grey
Ployer is entered in nine classes.
| Entries Closed Thursdny.
The entries closed last Thursday, but
as letters bearing postmarks Of that date
are in time it will be several days yet
before il is known how many horses
thave been entered in the coming show.
(which is the 18th of the association.
1t is confidently expected though that
there are many more than there were
last year, because the owners who have
been loyal for so many years are still
true to the National show. and have
made many entries. and then this year
there are many new exhibitors Some
who showed several years ago have come
u lAit SHON Win some nn6lY
lbred horses. and some who have only
Irecently taken up the show horse ami
lhave made entries so that there will be
many pleasant surprises for visitors TO
/ the Garden this year.
Already there, is a great demand for
the arena boxes, and many have been
sold for the week. More have already
been sold than at this season in former
years. and among the purchasers are
many new names. II this demand keeps
lup. as it seems likely TO. those who wait
will have to be content with tier boxes
Tor with reserved seats The number of
members 10 the association also shows
an increase over former years so that
the executive committee are well pleased
with the outlook.
Judge William Fl. Moore. President Al
fred G. Vanderbilt, f. B. Mclean, f. T.
lStotesbury, W. L. woodend. Hon. Cliff
ford Sifton, Mai Joseph Kilgour, VIII
lam Ziegler, jr. Miss II. D. Atterbury,
Auburn Hackney Horse Farm, Blenheim
Farm. F. Ambrose Clark. Miss Dora
Voigt, and William Du POnt are among
the largest exhibitors this year.