The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-12-06
CHARITY HORSE SHOW
TO OPEN ITS DOORS
| Will BcWin Tomorrow in Gar
den With Over 1000 En-
tries i'm Various Classes.
MILITARY RIDE 4 FEATT RE

New York city Is alive with horsenen
from many parts OF the United States
i,ady for the Horse Show. which as usual
Will inhahit Madison Square Garden ~
the ensuing week Every effort has been
made to make the big show a social sue
cess and the proceeds of the weeks en-
terta.nment VII be devoted TO III" work
of the Red Cross and Whit" Cross So
cletles
Charity il TO benefit, but tnat does not
render the show less distInctNeiy PROD
uct OF TN, horse world The advanc"
sale Of seats has been conducted through
"A committee OF horsemen and horse
women. and the Interest shown auguls a
substantial, success, especially as the eN-
pcnses, though naturally heavy. are pS
no means 50 great as IN past years IN
the preliminary arrangements, q. Jason
Waters. the president oi the American
horse show Association, has been us-
sisted by the following members ~ the
executive Commits William I. Koch
Or. Thomas q. Ashton. John l.. Bushnell
Adolphus Busch 3D.. samuel W Taylor
John Noe. Bowman David {. DICK.
Frederick iabst. William l.. Emo, lulus
" llsh. Jr, John Gerkou, ANA W : fIltH
secretary Besides the above named, luIlN
well known horsemen have SUBSCRIBED ana
guaranteed the success of ia" Sin"
The owners ~ show horses rd!Ard 1"
the call Of the management, and though
many Of the popular classes for iutern4-
uonal Jumpers mere necessarily "lnl
mated. the regular classes received l,.""
entries. supplemented Later by large
number of post entri,s. The entries are
50 numerous that il has been found
necessary 10 hold three judging sessions
4, - "a h,H B..
y rs
There viii ne plenty to entertain the
spectators between the intervals OF Juut
ing one Of the features Will b, the arm
Of Troop l. Second cavalry IN" pIz'
winning troop of the United states army
, The loop has the reputation 81 Doing "'
! ter perfect in sabre dr,ll and TN" n'mp'l'
are reputcd to he the ahleSi rouIh Idtr
/ ia the United States other siir'lA' .r'
arranged Tor include The Rosa lionhru
( Horse Fair. the horse ShotInS 'ont"5'
rough riding high school exhibitions, .
class for cabhics and other special events
For the opening day military 'hdur
unve ride has been arranged from ll'
SQUADRON A stables at Van Cortland
/ Park to the Garden. On arrival ~ tl'
arena tn, horses WIN be Judged and 'h'
ribbons awarded on the condition show
by ,;te mounts
There will be u luncheon 20 exhibitor
AZ the Fillmore This afternoon. ana Al
another social feature Of the ShoN ~
old custom has been revived and " rra
horse show ball viii he hrid At the B,'t
more on Friday evening Among th'
patron, sses are Miss Mabel Roardmau
Mrs Henry W taft, Mrs lAnds'r,
Tappin Mrs j. II Mckee, Mrs. 7 !
IGaunt. Mrs & Vanderbilt Barton, Ms
Leonard Wood. Mrs William Curti
Denarcst, Mrs, Colgate lloyt Mrs
Colgate Hoyt. Jr, Mrs g LlYngsto
Burger Mrs T.. Y, lLNinEstph Mr'
cambridge Livingston, Mrs Wendell {
phillips, Mrs Don BARRIER, Mrs. j
Richard Steers Mrs. j. Prrntio" k"ilogl
Mrs Adams Batcheller, Mrs. Frederic
A. stevenson, Airs NJ u, Paterson Mr.
Frank A Mason and Mrs. farficl
Osborn