New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-19
ALL IS READY FOR
SPRING HORSE SHOW
Thirty-seven Well Filled
Classes Make Up a
Strong Programme.
PARK FOURS TO VIE
FOR TRIBUNE CUP
Prizes and Trophies Galore for
High Steppers at Durland's
Riding Academy.

With a total Of thirty-seven classes, al
well filed, the -.ew York spring horse
show will open at Durlands Riding Acad-
envy on Wednesday.
In speaking OF the preparations for the
show William Durland remarked that in
his experience of more than twenty years
he had never known New York show 10
have so high class lot OF horses entered.
One Of the distinguishing features will
be four separate classes for four-ln-
hands and in one OF these. Class "a, for
the best road four. J. Campbell ThomD-
son. Emil seelig, Felix NJ Warburg and
Count y. f. 6. Gregory will compete for
the first leg on the historic Durland CUP.
which must be won twice by the same
owner.
In fact, II is this class that will open
the list on the first night In another
class, for park fours, the entries Of j.
Campbell Thompson, L. NJ. Newgass,
Emil seelig and Felix Warburg will seek
the judges decision, with which goes the
] new IOIh liIDuHc up iNii Nio punt
OF view OF the spectator there is no more
inspiring sight than that of four-in-
hand exhibition.
The Tribune Cup is Of sterling silver.
II stands thrty-one inches high and has
a diameter Of eleven inches. Further
more, it holds twenty-five pints and is OF
attractive design.
In all the 80 entries represent a total
OF 436 horses 10 be shown, and the win
ners in the various classes will divide
cash and plate aggregating more than
5000. The cash prizes will be made up
in purses Of gold and given on each night
Of the show.
There will be eighteen harness classes,
in which the leading exhibitors include
Francis George Burke Roche, j. Camp
bell Thompson. Edwin l.. Heating, Miss
G. H. Stout, o. j. Guide. Miss Mildred
Strauss. James Dooley. jr., Edward King,
Miss Sole Pond and II. l.. Ingersoll.
Among the owners who will show i'm the
saddle classes are Miss Dorothy Webb,
r Walter H. Hanley. Miss Marjorie Garner
. West, j. McE Bowman, a. B. Paine.
; Richard Trimble, jr., Miss Edith y. Stone,
j. y. Morgan, Benjamin Lloyd Belt, jr.,
Miss Constance Regain. Powelton Farms,
} Godfrey Preece. Walter Baker Il. T..
( Moreland. Charles r.. Railey, Mrs. Will
ia B. Miller, Or. j. b. Hopper, Miss
= Alice A. Dodsworth, Mrs. Frances Nissan
Brown, Mrs. j y. Rovra, Mrs. S l.
, Davis. Mrs. A. II. Scott. Adoph Nogt n.
r. Peters. Miss Claribel jefferson. Mrs.
l John Gerken, Herbert l.. Camp. l.. y.
| Newgass, NJ. NJ. Dimond. Shelby T. Har-
| bison. Mrs. y. J. Hess, H. Stuart Hollis,
| Dr. r. Campbell Douglas. George Crouch,
l Miss Wlhelmina Rupert, Miss Aline
| Flannery, q. j. GUIDE. Mrs. Charles NJ.
Allaire. Mrs. Edwin Gates Babcock.
Thomas J. We'll. Charles j. Barrie. George
| Chlpchase. David -. Rintoul. T.. +.
| Thomas J. w Thornc. Fred Wettach and
Fred J. Davis.
/ In the high jump the winner will carry
away the Prince Henry cup. presented by
/ o. J. GUIDE and Marshall Clapp
Tho programme Is exceptionally well
balanced I'm respect 10 the variety Of the
classes and the arrangement Of the show
schedule. Decorators are at work trans
forming the big arena. around which there
VIII be avenues Of palms. The boxes and
i gallery viii be trimmed IN lavender and
| white the DurlaEd cOiors
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