New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-15
CROWD AT THE HORSE SHOW.
MONMOUTH COUNTYS EXHIBITioN
FAVORED BY FINE WEATHER.
MANY LADIES pRzsENT-NUMBERs on THE r"''
GRAMME ALI. WELL FILLED-rHE
PRIZE WINNER

PRIZE WINNERS.
HOLLYWOOD n. j.. Aug. II (Speciap.-i"e 80
weather had It's desired effect on the atteh"aheo NJ
the second day Of the Monmouth County horse
Show The crowd was Is per cent greater than ye'-
terday and the sixteen numbers on the programmes
called for the closest attention from the iats'
audience.
There were more ladies present than yesterday
and as the blue ribbons were tied on the winner
none cheered Justify than they Inc ponu-
clans here. too. in large numbers Asp'ra'''s
for the shoes of Matthias Woolley. whose term az
Sheriff Of Monmouth County expires next taii'
greeted their friends Conspicuous among them
were Assemblyman George -. Snyder. Republican,
OF Fair Haven. and W. r. Joline. Democrat OF Ions
Branch These two gentlemen wilin all probab'n'y'
be pited against each other in the coming eiecon'
Fatty" Bates continued winning to-day Many
people think that Mr.. Bates, who is dealer. should
not be permitted to enter horses Others how
ever think II all right. and exhibitor receives
more applause than Mr. Bates. When he came
first and third in the eighth number he was Loudly
appeuded.
The high board fence on the railroad side Of the
show grounds lined with small boys. while TO
the right and left scores of handsome turnouts filled
the driveways The scene resembled In some re-
spects a county fair. The spectators, however,
were an entirely different class of people. The
management Of the show up to the standard.
and the judging gave entire satisfaction.
Tonight Edgar Gibbs Murphy and Edward A.
Thompson will give a banquet for the judges and
horse-show officials the Hollywood Hotel Covers
S % be ad for thirty hef are b num-
ing and final day Of the show The attendance, to-
morrow, if the weather favorable. will eclipse
all FORMER days. Summarizes
prize SIS Hackney Horse companys Ruby II;
ond $50 Henry C1auss Imp. Pickenham.
Fsfm Isrs a .e F5 GEss a
Second TFss sgs 81 Ss s
Russells Dandy and Judy. the only exhibit :,
Lady as D S. Hex.
'eTs harTs F. Ba'ess AcTss was 5hri pony trap
ayn S BY he Wob boy Sv or s T PPIe p
Hofman's Cock Robin was second and Dr. dssnons
Roadstsrs three old or over Frs, D5.s.
SO won BY 2 % s anS M and @
seventh-Best harness horse shown to a park ,g g;
Jf a sG es sn ' Is jacob
ing iS5 FIRST prize. SIS Won BY F Bates, Airing,
ona ana Ganymsse sss Abanp and Astoria were
Ninh-saddle horses ladies' hack. not under i4s: Il
F sn $50 Won gob6 by Go & h o Hsn Of
Mrs. " z Kotmans Ray third and Robert Maclay::
Tsnth,Iiunters jumper shown over resu S
p%s5 'i D's e. By Punch F;''i SsF
f sP dssn 5s Ms M $40 Sy x or e
Don Wilkes Dr. Gagnons The Rat second
Tweltth-Four- hand shown before a coach or
body brake First prize. $780, by c. F. Bates; sec
ond $50 Bates.
Thireenth-Pospon
Fourteenth-Best geldng shown 20 appropriate
trap ladies' drive. Prize. $50 plate offered by West
Hotel. c. +. Bates's Black Beauty. driven by
Mrs. Park l. w Wormsers Don Wilkes, driven by Mrs.
Beard. second. and Irving BrkaWs Startling. driven
by Mrs Lidda. third; Jacob Ruppors Firehy driven by
Fineenth~Fifteen entries harness horses stallion.
geding. over lj3 First prize. 800 BY J.
F. ralmage jr.s Monarch; second. s25. e. F. Batess
Aspiration.
Sixeenth-Draft horses and delivery wagons First
prize. s25 by p. J. Donnelys Thunierbolt second
$40, Charles Higginss BERTHE.