New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-11-15
Accessory Section Will In
clude Exhibition of
Newest Costumes.
MILITARY ENDURANCE
RUN PROMISES WELL
Cavalry Regiments VIII Furnish
Entrants for l234-Mile Con.
test Through City.

Horses frst!' is the MOTTO Of the
Charity Horse Show. to be held in
Madison Square Garden next month
in aid Of the Red and White Cross war
relief funds, but there will be many
and varied added attractions as novel
ties.
An exhibition Of accessories in the
annex will include a display Of the
newest costumes for sport and society
fixtures by a group Of beautiful mod
els. The parade Of the mannikins in
the latest modes will be pleasing 20
the women visitors.
The delegates Of the Journeymen
Horseshoers' Union, No. 1, Of New
York, John F. Fitzgiboon and William
Slattery. are delighted at the inclusion
Of a horseshoeing scene among the ac-
ton tabeaus TO form a brief prelimi-
nary pageant to each session OF judg-
ing. They will furnish eight contest
ants for the competition in beating out
horseshoe from the redhot iron bar
and fitting and attaching it to horses
hind foot. Each worker will have an
assistant at his forge and anvil and
there will be leader for each Of the
eight horses, so that the picturesque
scene will not lack action.
There will be many classes with con-
ditions entirely new 70 a New York
show ring. A special contest Of wide
interest will be for a prize Of 500,
given By s. ". Taylor for the best de-
signed window suggestive of the horse
show displayed by business houses OF
greater New York during horse show
week. The competition il Endorsed by
the Fifth Avenue Merchants Associe-
ton and will create a lively rivalry 10
window displays.
"'7lade in America will be the motto
Of the Accessory Fashion Show" 70
quote the bulletin issued by G. Jason
Waters. chairman of the Charity Horse
Show committee The idea IS taken
from tire Olympia show at London,
where the display of riding and drlV-
irg accessories have a prominent place.
The New York exhibitors will utilize
the concert hall annex, and only the
most highly representative concerns
will be assigned space.
The cavalry regiments OF the state
national guard having their headduar,
ters in greater New York have pledged
their support 20 the military endurance
run on the opening day or the morse
show from Van Cortland eers % the
Madison Square Garden show ring;
Major Charles A. Eenton, VINO WIZ
serve a. starter and chief patrol luoRe
of the mounted "hike," has measured
z nd
niles The start will be from the polo
sta5ics of Souadron A, in Van Cort-
landt Park. which is fitted with ample
stoIis and full conveniences as mus
tor Mace for the riders and their
horses. = .ho chou,
are for fve-gaited saddle horses; ana
representative entry is assured rom
tbe South. especially Kentucky ana
Missouri where this American type
reions supreme under the fostering
care of the National Saddle HORSE,
BREEDERS Association. IL is the idesl
mount for long rides, and was nighly
valued throughout the entire country
before the advent of railroads.
Several five gated horses have peeh
shown in different years m the regule,,
saddle horse classe az me ~
Horse Shows, notably by General NS
tieman, of Louisville, and ~ i.gs .ns SO
was a prize of $3.50 for this type ana
a cup presented by James 7. Hyde Inc
winner was Edna May, owned by Mrs.
R. T. Lowndes, jr., but there mas never
been a full classification before at
Madison Square Garden show
The sporting novelty OF the elass TOT
the Grafton Hunt long jump - that
,bo borsea iump over white pasteDoafd
hoves laid out like bricks. The fear
nat every shy horse has for bit or
waste paper on the road, plus the nerve
shock caused by the clatter OF ever
breaking one by its hoofs, causes the
;umners TO strive TO clear the obstacle
without touching II.