The sun., 1915-11-08
TRAFFIC SQUAD HAS
HORSE SHOW DRILL
po,iccmen Perform Cavalry
Manruvres Cleverly in
Rehearsal.
OFFICIALS AT LUNCHEON

So. In the history OF the National
u,-.. show in Madison Square Garden
-. big arena was deserted for the
~..o,.r par, Of yesterday. only few
:, ~. horses which had not been shown
d =, saturday being put through their
are, Oh the tanbark.
rnere WIS one break in the impress
.-. stiffness when thirty-two mounted
-, q, .he New York traffic squad ar
.,,,a for a practice session in view OF
~. maunuv,es which are scheduled tof
,aN,,orrow night. Prize competitions
W. bten arranged for the picked mer
80 ~. Ar, and second platoons and Po'
w. commissioner Arthur Woods with
,,..r ei,y OFFICIALS will be guests oi
"" National Horse Show Association IN
~ ,.ylevlng box. The first platoon will
t' :, command Of Lieut. John A Park
sif, Lieut.. Harry Eason OF the Thirty.
r.a pretnc, will be the chief OF the
second platoon.
TIE traffic squad went through the
,.,,,ed states cavalry drill and. consid-
avg that the horses were unaccus-
,..,sd Go the conditions In the Garden
,bey pertormed very we'll. Many OF the
mounts we're III to compare with the
snow horses stabbed in the basement and
,be policemen handled them with the
,xpertness Of cavalrymen.
TIE soclal feature yesterday was q
,u,ch.on given by John McE. Bow.
nan president OF the BiltmUe
:, the directors. Judges and Others
'-..resied in the show. The lunch
.n was served In the music room
4, the B.,tmore and the guests sat u,
. hyge table arranged in the form OF
horseshoe macs OF autumn leaves
eonveyed the idea OF ring OF tanbarh
and at each end OF this enclosure two
brass standards decorated with yellow
and blue ribbons represented jumping
fences
Among the guests were Reginald C
vanderbilt. Judge william II. Moore
Rober, \. fairba!rn. Samuel Willets
Macy wlllets. Harry Content, Harry
n Holloway. L. Wander Horst Koch
John L Madden. Louis Ha,ght. Charles
A Raudouine Henry l.. Bell. Harry d
Holloway. +. J. Casey. J. Schuyler
Casey. William Koch. Frank T. Clarke
Capt Il q. Alexander, Capt. Gordon
ioh-s'ou. @. Jason Waters. Ray Sko.
FIELD. G. Louis Boissevain. C. Howard
Duval, II, Stuart Hollis. r. L. More.
and Frederick Housman. Justus Ru.
peril, Capt Charles G.. Harvey. George
B Hume, William S Mitchell. L. W
Kearney. h. Gates Babcock. Major s
D Rokenbach. Capt. Frank Parker
Henry A. Buck. J. ". Hartman. Joht
I. Bushnell. Edward Low, Samuel Tay.
or. Bryan Kennedy, Charles Schwartz
Joseph j. o'Donohue. Jr., Myron Oppen.
helm, o. J. Guide. Charles +. Hubbs
Frederick Gerken. William II. wana.
maker Jr Clinton Seeley. George VII.
ing, Alex Gemmell. Henry Rowland. II
X salmon. A y. Mcclure. Charles J.
Deadly, |. J. r. Muurling. George d
lynn. james J. Fox. John J. Dixon
e X Bovine aud W. II. Rhodes.
Judging will begin a. 10 30 thi.
morning, but the doors will be open a,
O'clock. so that early visitors ma,
ave an opportunity to inspect the can
tdaies for ribbons while they are ir
'ae stalls or warming up in the r.nl
Prior 10 the competitions. There will bs
ne usual afternoon aud evening ses
sons and jumping classes in whlct
srmy officers will take part will b,
features Another event OF spectacular
!ntees, is the high Jump. which |.
scheduled Tor the night session. william
Il Moore has presented the cup for thi.
even, and the entries include Confidence
holder Of the worlds record; Sky
'cTaper Strarhclair. Aviation. Hercules
III D.Non and other well known jump
ers TIE programme for to-day:
1870 \. M.--Judgins . trottsrs. stations
ig'6 a. M.-Judging 3 trotters. staliions
Cas-
c,u M-Judgins hackney stallion.
,.l.l9 \ M.--Juds sins , hackney n,Iies
j-ars Old, Class Ii.
,.!..g M;--JudginS 2 hackney hlhes
'ysAti oil. Class a..
cssa %
,i.'o 4. M,-Judsins 8 hackney pen,
cH,;1 n. M--Judsins . pony staiiious
!: M--JudEing /: Shetland s.allions
sA9NA 80 "a tiifee OF their get. ClasS 20.
~. p Judging Shetland brook
1890 r M,--Juds,ng IA horses suisasl,
" oscou. hunters, Glass Ill.
u --Recess
r.. r A.-Judsing pairs Of roadsters
~ .. M.-.-JudS,ns ~ harness horses
= "a =. M-Judsing saddle horses
c. M.--Judgins 10 militia mounts
80 M-Judsing 10 ponies unds
@.ae. GLASS; 90.
IA, o'He y bDhS A'HiAa's Avos
m-asr'- ''t.4 -.
,o'p -Iaisins 10 saddle horses, iadie.
fHr Ass 81
-. b. N--Judgins 6 pairs OF hors~t
Sovn 70 u-oughams or victorias. Class 81
80 l' Judging 10 ponies In har
asss CI4as -
,,,.9 N--Judging /: pairs of harne~
hefse', '.afs ~.
~. p H--Judgins hunt teams. Csss
80 M--Judgius II qusiined huntsru
xu;Ht,Fn. Class IL.
? VI --Rccess
~ ? Judging 30 oflcers' horses ove
10" tolr.e class i2S.
,.s'9 p M.--Judgins II harness horsa
l''lce. '.4rs a.
- N.--Lll ging . ladies' saddle horse
60 l.eischmann Challenge cup)
~. V-Iu4sinS 10 ponies In har
aess C.-s-
.c 70 J. Judging 7 horses shown =
''H' l4't Class 80
~ D M-Judglng s horses for tn
MIa '-.n CIass 1875.
49, M Judging 8 horses for tn
'gil '"f Jump. Class 1874
sag g"mnittee--Diy, Robert A. Fair
raNh a"d Col. Sir Adam Beck. X. b,
psllf j. W. Hartman and q. L