New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-11-13
HORSE SHOW FOLK
HOLD BREAKFAST
Garden Ring Filled with
Animals Rehearsing for
To-day's Events

John McE. Bowman gave a Horse
Show breakfast at the Hotel Biltmore
yesterday 10 the judges, directors ana
other persons connected with the ma
tional exhibition. now in progress al
Madison Square Garden.
Among those seated az the horseshoe
table in the music room were Reginald
C. Vanderbilt, Daniel Guggenheim'
William du Pont. Edward T. Stotes-
bury. Captain Pullen, William =.
Church, c. Davies fainter, John A.
Barry, Rufus l.. Patterson. Samuel
Willets, Edward Griffith, Charles r.
Hamilton, NJ. Stewart Hollis, NJ. d. Hol-
loway, Harry Content, William wilson
McVickar. Frederick c. Brown and sir
Adam Beck, of London, Ontario.
Although the boxes and seats at the
Garden were empty yesterday the tan
bark ring was filed all day with horses
whose exhibitors exercised and re-
hoarsed them for their appearances be-
fore the judges during the next hVe
DAYS. Many owners visited the show to
consult with their grooms and to view
their animals.
Bricket Brilliant Here
Great interest in the arrival of the
English hackney pony Bricket Brilliant
on the steamship Manchuria from Lon
don yesterday morning was expressed
by horsemen who were at the Garden
in the afternoon.
The pony is the property OF MISS
Muriel Wiggin, daughter OF the presi-
dent of the Chase National Bank, who
purchased him about a month ago
sight unseen" believing from his de-
scription that he would go well in dou-
Bile harness with her American bred
pony Odora. The two hackneys have
hsen entered as a pair, and Bricket
brilliant will be brought 10 the show
to-day after he has been Inspected by
government officials and his heavy coat
has been clipped,
Another feature Of to-day's entries
will be the appearance of the twenty.
six-year- old Shetland stallion Prince OF
Wales in the class for sires accom-
panied by their offspring. More than
three thousand first prizes have been
won by descendants of the Prince ms
owner. Charles Z. Bum, declared at the
breakfast yesterday. and more than one
thousand of his colts are living. In the
pony tandem which won the blue rib
bon at the show N Saturday the
wheeler was his grandson and the
leader his great grandson.
The first high jumping contest for
the special prize offered by JUDGE
William H. Moore will be held TINS
evening Among the entries is Conn.
dence. holder of the worlds record OF
eight feet and one-half inch. TINS
horse, now nearly twenty years old, last
wear won the high jumping contests az
the National Horse Show for the third
time.
TO-day's Programme
In the class for pony four-in-hand
teams. scheduled 20 be called thl-
afternoon. James Cox Brady will show
for the first time his recently .pur-
chased roam Welsh and hackney
ponies. They will be driven to a minla-
ture drag built in Paris for James
Hazen HYDE and presented TO the
Brady children by their uncle, NlchoiaS
f. Brady. ao,s
The complete programme OF to-day's
events is as follows:
II m-HscEney stations, Class H. -,
lil5 a. m.-Ilsckuey FLIES. thfes years o"
Ii ii.g5 a m-HAcAncy aries. 1870 yea" Old
a., m.-Hsckney pony hIlie., Class y.
N 10 A m-Trottefs. stations 'ias -. o.,
IL n shetland stations. shown WIN lh'se VI
H, ,S IA IA" n m-shetltnd pony mares. Glass -.
is5S y m-Uor,es suitable 90 become hhh'eS
Class ll3
Pats of roadstess Glass 81.
oig m-SAddie horses, iiass - .,. -
so = m-Ilaness horses iuo'leel. ,lsss o.
n ln.-Pouies under saddle as NV ci.s. Ga
3.i5 D. m-Pony teams ioui l ~, a., -, ,,ds Clss,
AIS n. ID Saddle homes, iAhes 10 "u'' ~
- o5 p m-Paifs Of horses shown 70 o'ous"'"'
OF NS",,' m Ponies In harness. Glass ~ "A
"a n u,-Pslrs Of harness horse 'i"' "
s05 y m-Huut team. Ciass - ,,.,.- h,un
E.aO p m-Ilorses for the pfo-u "N'" ''"''
N io."qusiined hunters. middie"eight' cl'''
ls.o, . n-Ponies IN harness. Clsss IS. "a. NJ
SH m-ladics' saddle h3rses' 'uo
Fleischmsnn challenge cup GAS 49,
q.l0 n m-Roadsters, Ilsss %
a. PmEHunters Alfred Il. aselay cup '''''
l2Sc o., o. m-Horses for the high jump. Class iso