New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-09
MANY FINE HORSES SNOWY.
MONMOUTH COUNTYs ANNUAL EXHIBIT
TON OPENED.
LARGE ATTENDANCE OF wEIL-KNowN PEOPLE
AT HOLLYWOOD AWARDED
YESTERDAY.
tpr TELEGRAPH TO THE rRiBUNE.l

fpY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRlBUNEI
tIo,,vuood n J. Aug s-The annual Monmouth
County Horse Show the chief social incident oil "e
season on the Jersey coast opened this ai'e'"o,
at O clock on the Hollywood lawn. The big gra"D
stand which had been constructed for the sho" "
two thirds filled when the buge sounded Calling ou'
the first animals. The show which was so grea' "
success last year promises to be even more SUI
cessful this year The officers are Joseph j. U DON
ohue. New-York. president: Walter +. heluie'''
vice-president and general manager, ana D. .ae''
secretary and treasurer. The sixty private 800
were occupied by representatives or Ne"-'o'N
best society. and the lawn gay win Proi"-
enaders Among those seen the boxes were
Mayor William L. Strong and his family >. ho'"s'
child. Mrs. John Hoey John S. Hoey. Joseph -
ODonohue. W. F. Hildreth. !. V. Brokaw' a. D.
Adams. John Daily. w. c. Elkins. j. Rothschho'
Mrs. Norman l.. Munro A. P. Dobbins. Senator H.
F. Murphy. the Hon. Rufus Bodgett. General EcKer''
Charles F. Bates. W. F. d. Stokes r. Guseen-
hemer. Robert Maclay. George Greene r. H.
Spauiding, E. w. Wilson. II. r. Carkson, ID. j.
Sprague. A. Lewisohn A. Pancoast. b. l. Rhoades'
Leo Wallach. DR.. William Pancoast. jr. and Leroy
Baldwin. The boxes cost $50 for the three days.
There were fifteen exhibitions this afternoon and
there will be many more tomorrow. and also
on Saturday.
Mrs. N. De Peyster's Beauty run into by
Goldline. She away upsetting the wagon ana
causing stampede among the sightseers along inc
rail. She broke the shafts before she was caught
uninjured.
The lawn was OF gayety tonight when
"A Midsummer Nights Dream was presented.
The parts were taken by the Mrs. Caroline Ham
ilton. Lizzie Hudson Collier. Nellete Reed. Jenny
Dckerson. Lottle Aller and f. D. Lynn Henry
Jewett j. W. Albaugh. jr., George c. bohiiace'
jr. and Werner Charges.
The judges OF thoroughbreds-W. f. rear
ing. James T. Hyde and Horace Theobald trotters-
w. F. Fearing H. NJ. Whitehead. Charles A. New
hall; hackneys and pony stallions-George Greene
4. w; Ives James T. Hyde: draught horsesth w.
tandems. ponies in harness and driving, contss.s
Nelson i nrow1 noSf Barclay saddle
horsesT Comm Menus Clarence f Ini Hen
bert /. G. Altemus. James r Hyde The following
awards made:
TnSfoufhsrd p, 80 three o EGnad "nS
second. s25 Frederick Gebhsrds owas.
Thoroughbred brood with foal-s5o. TO Edward
Keliys Hutoka the only entry.
Pair al and Is hands-Fns $50 Joseph sI E
Mr.. John Gerkens Night and paknes third New
Molly nSiE S Q. morse anu Wv O''''A''
Ponies hsrns: stallion mare or b, sesnF not sr@ OSs
Wells; third paisey. Mayer Goldsmith NewYork fourth
Heath. F. j. J. O'Donohue.
for action and the $50 prize in plate gwen sn
George 1"1'i B. Hume meet Of Sew-Tork r. ''
and roadsters shown to wagons stallion mare
Ssn sssnsss to owned ey William Y Hon
man Elberon n. J.. SO TO Jim Nutwood, John 3 FER
guson OF New York: third Graystone. William " Hon
man: fourth. Goldne. NewYork Coach Horse and COD
Company
Saddle horses stallion geding. over 131 hands
sos TO Lados owned by Mrs John Gerken $40 10 Ieud
Koan F %ss End fourth @csu aee saporss CO..
Far Rockaway. Long lslanC
Harness horses stations. geldins 3D.
First SOB to Joseph T. Wdeners Greenwich second. $40
IN the NewYork Coach Horse and Cob Companys sweet
heart third companys AutocrAt fourth. Billy
Roy David Guggenhemer. New-York
Harness horses stallion mare or gelding between l4l
and I5-First SOS. to the Rat. owned by George y
lewiston; third the New-Ycrk Coach Horse and Cob
Companys jim Corbett. fourth George Il. Hulmes Grey
stone.
Pair Of horses between u and 15.3-Firs prize, $50
won by J. f. Widener's Dash and Bay Geldne: second
SOS by the New-York Coach Horse and Cob Com7any's
Acrobat Athlete fourth. Lemuei +. Welss Gaucus
and C1audius.
Four hand road team. before coach body
breke-Frst prize $50 the Newiok Coach Horse and
tandem
Ponie. AL or under-FIrst, $50. to r. F. Carman's
Spot and Ightfoot second sl5 Joseph Lvingstones
Nellie Wren and Prodigal.
Ladies' hack. between 1913 and 1873 ladies rding.Firs
s8 won by Mrs John Gerken's Ladas second. $40. By
". r. Katmans Imp
Ponies. under saddle. between IL and 14-Firs S2'
the Coach Horse and Cob Comranys Wild
Rose second. $25 Corhett. Of the Hollywood estate
Hunters an Jumpers. ponies and cobs not over li2
hands to be shown six jumps three feet sA nches
high-First $50, by Corbett Hollywood estate. Sec
ond Belle OF the Central Park Riding Academy