New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-09-27
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BIG PRIZE LIST
FOR HORSE SHOW
Woman Among Judges
Named for Annual Ex-
hibition in the Garden.

Premiums amounting TO $4,000 were
announced yesterday b. the National
Horse Show Association FOR its Thrift
eth annual exhibition at Madison
Square Garden from November 8 10
70, and 5000 owners OF show horses
throughout the United States and Cam
ada will receive the prize lists this
week
Although the horse show will end on
Friday 20 make O clear field FOR college
football on Saturday and will thus be
one day shorter than usual, the num-
Der OF classes TO be judged Is larger
than AZ the last annual exhibition and,
with one exception, the largest since
the first show took place In 1883.
Several notable specia. prizes have
been offered In saddle horse classes.
John Nee. Bowman. Of the Biltmore
Hotel, has given a challenge cup val
ued at $3.50 for the best saddle horse
suitable for park riding 70 be owned
and ridden by an amateur Udo
VI. Fleischmann gives a 5000 cup for
the best woman's saddle horse, 70 DO
ridden by a woman on a side saddle,
and Louis Sherry offers $3.50 In plate
for the best pair" of saddle horses.
one TO be suitable for a man and tho
other for a woman.
The growing fashion Of small harness
horses, or ponies, which lately has led
nearly every horse show association IN
the country TO increase its classes ~
this direction this year, IS given reeog.
milton in the New York prize lis. and
the bantam high steppers will b. more
conspicuous than ever at the coming
show.
In the division for harness horses
one OF the noteworthy departures OF
the new prize list is the throwing open
Of all novice classes TO professional as
we'll as amateur exhibitors.
In selecting judges for this years
show the directors have called in many
new experts to award the prizes. One
of these is a woman, the first ever in
vited to Judge at the National Horse
Show
She is Lady Beck, wife of Sir Adam
Beck. Canadian director OF the Inter-
national Horse Show Association. an
English woman, who has hunted much
in Leicestershire and also in Canada
and Virginia Lady Beck was an ex-
hibitor at the last National Horse Show
and rode her own hunter over the
Jumps at the Garden. She will judge
the unlocked saddle horses, In com
/ pany with James G. Marshall. OF the
+ Riding Club.
/ Following is list of the judges in
/ the various classes OF the show:
John L. Madden, Lexington, Ky.
thoroughbreds; Robert Graham. To-
ronto, Canada, hackneys; George Will
ing. Chestnut Hill, Philadelphia. trot-
tiers and roadsters; Pierre Lorillard,
jr.. Tuxedo, n. Y, trotters and road
sters; John j. Dixon, Toronto. Canada.
harness horses, four-in-hands, tandems
and appointment classes; George d.
Hume, New York. harness horses. four
in-hands and appointment classes;
Charles A. Baudouine, New York, ponies
in harness. pony tandems, pony four
in-hands and pony breeding classes;
David T. Matlack Winchester. KY.
locked saddle horses; Lady Beck. Lon
don. Ont. unlocked saddle horses;
James G. Marshall, New York. unlocked
saddle horses; David 7. Matlack. Win
chester, Ky, ponies under saddle; John
McE. Bowman, New York, ponies under
saddle; Foxhall p. Keene. New York.
polo ponies, polo pony stations and
brood mares; Fletcher Harper, Mill
brook, ~ Y, hunters and jumpers; +.
s. Won State, New York. hunters and
Jumpers; David B. Sharpe, Berwyn.
Penn, hunters and jumpers.
Entries for all classes close Friday.
October 10.