New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-08-08
LONG BRANCH HORSE SHOW.
AN INTERESTING LIST OF ENTRIES
PROMISED.


Long Branch. Aug. (speciaD-The aii-apsoro-
ing topic to-night IL the coming horse SHOW w"cn
opens next Thursday at Hollywood Park Inc iour'"
annual exhibition bids fair to outrivai the '".e,
previous shows, which were all highly successful
and attended by thousands OF summer 'is'o''
along the Jersey Coast between Highland beach
and Point Pleasant. The entries closed on Iues-
day They comprise forty-six high steppers t"eh-
ty-one roadsters twenty-five pairs. sixteen TAN
dems, thirty saddle horses ana seven io"' "
hands The champion class. in which blue rio-
bons will be awarded to the successful compe'l-
tors by Governor John w. Griggs OF Ne"-'e'se''
include many noted steppers. 49,
The list Of persons entering horses tosc'"e' WIN
the number. follows
John A. Logan. Jr.. Youngstown, ONO -o' Jul"
Arthur New-York. II; Lewis w. Wormser view
York 80: J. T. Iavine. 2; Miss Spofford. =; W. H.
Clark "a; Strauss & Hexter, 20; f. F. stotsoury'
PHILADELPHIA Penn. 10: Frank c. OheiIiey'
Orange. I: T. f. Gordon. jr.. New-York q HACK
ney Horse Company Of New-Jersey East orange
&: L, ID Block. New-York I: Robert Maclay, FL
beron II; DR.. Charles f. Simmons. New YORK D.
p r. Fitzgerald West End, /: F. W. Roebl'ng' )r'
Trenton 3; Isaac Strauss New-York. ]; a. ~.
Bonner New-York 7; Philip Lehman, West Emo
:: Dr. G. S. Gagnon, Chicago. ILL.,. 49, Charles r.
Rates New-York 20; Mrs G. s. Gagnon. Chicago
Z; Jacob Rupert. jr, New-York, II; james A.
scrymser. New-York. 4; Jefferson Seligman, New
York s; J. Campbell Thompson New-fork, o. Le-
roy Baldwin, New-York. s; L. c. Wells spring
Lake g. Delfcrd Farm. Oradell n. j., 81 MIS-.
Annie stcinhardt New-york. 9; L. S. and W. r.
Thompson Red Bank, I: Mrs. John II. Shuts Jr'
New-York 0: H. II Williams, New-York IL; SAM
uel J. Bloomingdale. New-York, 5; Prescott Lau-
renee Newport. r. L. IL; James Hehernan' New
York I: T. X Egbert New-York /; Maurice D
Wormsc- New-York. /: Mrs. N. L. HOFFMAN. New
York 2: w f. Murphy, Troy, ~ Y, 3; Marks
Arnhem Ncw-York. 3; Thomas Offerman, Spring
Lake 5: Mrs. VI. billiard. NewYork, 3; FRED
Hoey. Hollywood. 3: Mrs G. s. Darby, New-fork
/: Miss G. Adelaide Doremus, New-fork' l. Holden
Spear jr NewYork, 3; James +. Hyde New
York :: John Wallace, New-York. 2; Miss Edith
Colford. Ogontz Penn, 2; o. H. Chandler New
York. 5;
The list OF judges in the various classes follows
Carriage Horses-Eugene V. r. Thayer OF BIOS
ton. Mass
Thoroughbreds- Horace Theobald, Of New ork
Harness Horses Teams. Tandems and Hack
roys peeinaId W Rivers Hamburg. y. y;
Eugene V. r. Thayer, Boston; John I. uroo'"' Vi
Philadelphia. Penn.
Trotters and Roadsters-Joseph Ogostini New
York: Cortlandt d. Moss and Captain CharieS H.
Mcdonald. 49,.
FIRE Tcams-Captain George b. Rhoades, New
York. ,,..,..u
Saddle Horses and Ponies--CarroH Livingstone
c. f. Quintin and James T. Hyde.
Hunters and Jumpers-C. A. Luyster and ID. T.
Lamontagne.
The three days programme is given herewith;
oss ssaaS Aasss and ods "'s"s
thoroughbred stations: 70 p m, Judatne five
pairs Of horses and bestappcned yictorias or
cabrlclcts; 80 Judging four saah IN harness.
Si5 D. m judging roadsters shown 10 wason az
si5 p M Judging ten pairs Of hg shds Shown on
the turf ii5 p. Judging nine tandems 40 p. M
hs DRYING of or ,sde harness ny to be
| By amateurs: sis p. M. judging three nuhte. o
Ga mSs 9' sI 'M m Judging three road teams and
three pairs OF horses to be shown before
OF n inSrne six pairs OF horses in harness. 90,
p M judging the driving of pairs by PROFESSIONAL
Second Day. Friday. August 1S-2 p. m. judging
two pony stations kept for service ana Two ponies
81 seq%n nnG in harneS go p m judging eight pairs
horses i. snwn Waeona S q m judging
eighteen horses in harness S' nj en horses
ladies' saddle hories S ~ p r. III" Judging fourteen
shSTs ste iS Rst Sf Judging three rioters VIM
uncorns spike teams; $40 m Judging Sor tvs
ponies in harness; 525 p Judging fiteen norses
s hU SSbs to shown oSST JUMPS 5 p @
Of reemsne a0Trss p by % amsteurs '"e
pay s;"raay ASsps a adsng e pars
eTo hs Gn'e s;eppeTs 80 p M adsne
horses in harness 255 p mi Judging ten b sadde e
| n m Judging twenty three horses in harness $40
| D. M. Judging seven roadsters shown to wagon 9
| ing nineteen high steppers: p m. Judging harness
| horses under ISL hands for the consolation prize
SIS p M judging five park teams o:oo p m, Ju1 fS
ing harness horses not exceeding nfteen hahus, lor
| the championship p. m. judging harness horses
| a cianba Ike was given for Senior de LONE at
| Pleasant BAY Wednesday evening by Mr. ana MIS-.
| I = Jordan Covers were laid for eighty. .
! Mrs Norman /. Munro has left Norwood fark
| for Thousand Islands and Quebec. She Is accom-
| panied on the trip by Mrs Hume. -,
| Mrs ", n Harper. OF Norwood Park. well.
| known summer resident. was elected president OF
! the Monmouth Memorial Hospital on Tuesday to
| succeed the lat. Mrs. II. !. Hastings.
| l. / Smith Of Morrstown, has taken the Her
| rick cottage at Monmouth Beach. for the month OF
| Aneust Mr. Smith for many years lived in the
| Erancklvn cottage at ElherOI
| I II IIovt Of Stamford. Conn. took possession
| Of the Good cottage at Monmouth Beach last week
| q, neral stewart Van Nliet. Of Shrewsbury cele-
| hratcI his eighty second birthday at shrewsbury
! on Wednesday He graduated from West Polnt
M the age of nineteen. He il veteran OF the late
! war having been Chief Quartermaster with Nc
| Clean. . ,,.., ,... tu
! rernarlsville n. j. .,, 49,.
| = F Robbins and A. F. Fitch and family have
started for the mountains. -. , ,,,.
! q r. and II. NJ Alexander have left Seabright
for tour in Europe. , r,,-,r, 49,.
! General l.. g. 'Bricn and Samuel Falrcnild nave
| left Monmouth Beach for the mountains. 90
! Walter Shriver. of New-York. arrived at Mon
mouth Beach on Tuesday. m
Mrs A. h. Proal will give cotIion Iuesday
| evening at the Monmouth Beach Casino.