New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-11
MONMOUTH HORSE SHOW ENDED.
THE EXHIBITION GREAT sUccEss-PRizEs
AWARDED on THE LAST DAY.

THE EXHIBITION GREAT succEss-PRizEs
AWARDED on THE LAST DAY.
HoIIywood n j. Aug 10 (SpeciaD.-The secord
annual Monmouth County Horse SHOW "hicn De,
gan on Hollywood lawn Thursday afternoon cioseo
this evening at o'clock The attendance was
larger than on either OF the previous days by com
mon consent, the exhibition Is pronounced d DIG
success The awards of to-day are given below
The exhibition opened with pony stations kept TOT
service not over IA hands. The entries "ere'
Little Comet owned by DR.. Frederick 5 Dennis
Norwalk Conn; imp. Sir Gbbie. George Green
Katonah ~ Y; Cock Robin. George d. Widener
IT. Ogontz Penn. Cock Robin won the 40 prize
and Little Comet the 500. In the stallion. mare
mr. gelding contest between Is and IA hanos
the New-York Coach Horse and COD Com
nany's Violet Won the first prize s2o. and It's wiz
Rose secured the 80 award. Mint. owned by George
4 Saportas g. Co., Far Rockaway. Long isiaho
was third. and Joseph Lvingstones Prodisal
fourth. ,., g..
There were eleven entries In the competition ioi
the hest pair Of and the best-appointeo VIC
toria or cabrolet horses to count 80 per cent Inc
nr,ze of $50 offered by Joseph j. ODonohue, OF
New-York was won by Joseph E. Wldeners Dash
and bay geldng. In the best roadster ana pest ap
vented turnout exhibition there were two entries
Ren Thurston and Graystone owned by '" NJ
Y Hoffman, and Eugene Van Scnaick' oceAiio'
\ J. Ben Thurs;on won the $40 and Graystone the
con The stallion mare or gelding contest for har-
one The winner was Great Scott, owned by George
u uume New-York, and his Blazeaway was sec
ond Joseph E. Wideners bay geldins Dash got
third Mace. and Nickslet, II. B. Moore. jr.' New
In The pony under saddle. stallion mare or geia
ing not over IS hands the exnoi.Ots - =
Carman Spot and Lightfoot spot won hrs' money
ss5 and Lightfoot second, $40 .u .,o ,oa,
The hunters and jumpers contest over the resu-
Iatjon Jumps was won by the Monmouth county hy
The Turk second. and Richard F.. Carman,s Hunt
ingdon third The $50 prize given by the west END
Hotel for the pair Of horses not under liS anu
not exceeding Isl hands. ladies driving, was
aWarSed ~ Joseph E. Widener's Or Lewiston ana
Julius NJ. X. OShaughnessy's Nigiant ana val,
Hsrkness third and Mrs Robert S. McCreery' s
Moabund and Mungledge fourth. 80 ..
The New-York Coach Horse and COB COMPANY
won the $50 prize given by george Ereeh LOT the
best unicorn spike team 10 be shown before a
coach body brake or an appr1Priase xi
The Duchess got second place In the exhibition
for the best gelding not under ~ or over
i52 Joseph Z. Widener's bay gelding captured the
s5O prize offered by w. NJ. V. HOFFMAN James l.
Hyde's Imported Coco was second. and George >.
Gagnons Dandy third. , -... .. .
long one The prize Of $50 given by Charles r.
Rails OF New York lay between David DAVIS.
coachman 70 T. L. Woodruff. and Francis j.
fully Davis secured first place
Interest centred in the competition for me cham-
p!onship cup SO offered by the Monmouth County
Horse Show Association. The exhibition was open
only 10 horses and ponies which had taken hrst
prize In the hJrness class All horses were SHOWN
in harness The honor went 10 George H. Home.
whose Great Scott driven b. A. Batonyi