New-York tribune., 1919-11-17
Judging Begins at 10 A. M.
and There Are ia Classes
To Be Beribboned Before
the Close ON Friday Night
Hunters Also on Program
Major Lorillard Proposes
Series of Semi Military
Exhibitions Over Country

The Saith National Horse Show will
Square Garden. The proceeds will go
to the Salvation Army. The Garden
was decorated for the occasion yester-
DAY and was lively with cantering
horses whose owners or grooms were
exercising them. An imitation, English
village has been set up in the arena,
with thatched cottages. hedges and
flower plots, all complete.
Before the exhibition closes Friday
evening, 174 classes will have been
judged. The first class this morning
will be for Shetland stations, eight
of which have been entered. One of
them is James Cox Bradys King
Largo, veteran of Garden shows,
whose championship has been acknowI-
edged at exhibitions in many parts Of
the country. A rival this year will be
Hamilton jolly Boy. q Hamilton Farm
Shetland. said to be perfect horse
in miniature.
Trotters will divide the morning with
the Shetiands. In the afternoon horses
VI al hiiits Wtll Dt seen. lie CiOSIHK
class Of the morning, in defiance of
custom, VIII be for hunters, in compe-
tition for confirmation only.
Note for Reference Later.
Frank A. Bonsal, Monkton. Md,
and M. Roy jackson Of Media, Pa, tho
Judges, will make notes on the confir-
nation Of each horse, to which they
will refer later in the week when the
There will be competition for
jumpers ridden by officers in uniform
this afternoon, which Canada and
fhe United States will be represented
equally in the twenty-four entries.
The prize will be cup given by Judge
William Fl. Moore.
A suggestion that semi-military
horse shows be held in various parts
of the country, the series terminating
IN national championsh p event at
some central city, such as Chicago, was
made yesterday by Major Pierre Loril
lard, jr., at Horse Show breakfast
given by John McE. Bowman at the
Hotel BiItmore.
Major Lorillard advocated the estab-
lishment of such events with the CO.
operation Of the War Department. His
suggestion was Endorsed by Brigadier
General William Mitchell, U. S. A.,
who said the government ought to take
Up the idea readily, as it would en-
courage the breeding of military re-
mounts. General Mitchell is to ride
one of his jumpers at Madison Square
Garden this week.
Guests at Breakfast
Among those who attended the Horse
show breakfast were Reginald G. Van
derbllt, Judge William II. Moore. Will
I ~.
Ernest Iselin, Edward Koch. Wi liam H.
Wanamaker jr,, Louis X Liggett, Jo-
seph W. Hartman, Oliver Hartman,
Harry Content James G Marshall. f.
T. Stotesbury William Zeg er jr., Gage
l.. Tarbell, Frederic c. Brown, Major
John X. Brown, f. R. Bovine, Frank
Baker, Alfred B. McC Clay, j. Fox, Peter
Hauck jr., Bexley Hocombe, H. Stuart
Hollis, George B. Hume, William
T. Hunter, Franklin 3. Jourdau, George
Kreamer, Thomas Logan, Arthur 6.
Leonard, E. S J. McVickar, S G. Munoz,
". A. McGibbon. W. H. Maddsor,
Major D. 0. Nelson, Captain NJ. Nj.
Goopenning, Wifi p. Pond, Captain John
w. Rafferty,, J. A. P. Ramsdell, Thomas
J. Regan, r Lawrence Smith, K. l..
Skofeld, Clinton B. Seeley, ]. Macy
Wil.etts. George Willing, Guy G.
Woodin, Wi liam s: Blitz, George A
w
Louis Haight, William Northey, John
Y. Thompson, Colonel j. Gitfard, Hamil-
ton II. Salmon, William Durland, Guy
A. Ward, S. W Taylor, l. J. R. MUIR
ling, Gurney Cue, George Clarke, Carl
S. Burr, Harry d. Ho loway, Thomas
G. Ashton, Frank A. Bonsel, John L
Bushnell, Charles II. Coke, c. F. Cur
tiss, Howard Dawson, Rufus Crane
Finch, Captain A. Henry Higgins, Ber
nard Gunther, Charles T. Hubbs, Will
lam A. Lieber. Prescott Lawrence
George D. f. Leth, John E. Madden, j
A. Mckay, Charles K. Macdonald
James Mclean, Herbert 3. Swope, +,
Sheppard, K. Penn Smith, J. A. Spoor
Major John K. Valentine. Captain Davi
Wagstatf, J. Schuyler Casey, A. w
Atkinson, G. Jason Waters, Joseph ]
ODonohue ;r, DR.. Austen Flint, Will.
iam du Pont jr., Frank Clark. jacob
Rupert, Russell A Alger, Joseph Clarl
Baldwin, Captain Lewis Brown jr., W
i. Brown. Isaac H. Clothier jr, j. c
Cooley, Captain Willis y. Crittenber.
ger, A S. Cochran, w. c. Eckerson
Colonel Herbert c. Cox, Richard V. n
tiambrill, Il. A. Haggin Charles K
Hamilton. p. T. Hanna, Horace Have
meyer, James A. Humphreys, Harvey S
Ladew, Charles D. Lanier, Frederick D
AacKay, Clarence T. Levin, Genera
VIII lam f. Mitchell, Harry<T. Peters
Captain j. l.. Phillips. Joseph Plass
meyer, r. Enr ght, Charles Schwartz
Morton l.. Schwartz, Colonel T. Harr,
Shanton, c. Davies Tainter, Thomas B
Wanamaker jr,, Il. L. c. Watson an
II. p. Whitney.