New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-14
HORSE SHOWS CLOSING DAY.
r. F. CARMAN HEADS TIE LIST WITH EIGHT
Blue RIBBONS

BLUE RIBIpNS
HOLLYWOOD Y j. aug IL (speciaD-The NTH an
nual exhibition OF the Monmouth County Horse
SHOW Association closed tonight with novel
show by electric light Tho picturesque grounds
never looked preitier. Society was represented
among tho spectators IN its ,ruest sense. The
managers made clever hit by giving night
show ana were VOL repaid for their trouble. he
sides adding fame 10 the hest-dra~ing midsummer
attraction along The Atlantic Coast
There were eight events Judged by electric HIGHT;
Tn. in,.r.s, manifested In each stirred the pride
q, every exhibitor. whether he was fortunate
enough TO carry OF n blue ribbon or not. To-mor-
row will be 'hlue-ribbon" day at the Branch and
the Ocean Boulevard. which Is always attract
I've Will oe n sight worth seeing
The show as The Tribune has already nlmated
was an unqualified success. The Judgngs with
rroha nlv two or three exceptions. gave universal
satisfaction. while the class Of horses exhibited was
far above last years standard There were a
dozen different events down on the programme
this afternoon. Those who offered prizes were A.
\ Bonner Edward Kemp. J. I. Hyde. +. V. r
Thayer Edward r. Murphy and the West End
Hotel.
The attendance this afternoon was By far the
largest o: the three days. many prominent OFF,
cals putting in appearance. The day was
styled Governors Day." although New-Jersey's
Chief Executive failed to attend.
The track was still sticky. last nights deluge OF
rain having killed al hopes Of putting II In first
class shape. The first event was called promptly
at 2so D. m yet each succeeding event. owing
TO tho slowness In making the awards. was run
of behind the schedule time. II was after o'clock
before the final exhibit was judged.
Joseph Wideners victory In the seventh event
was a popular one. 1t was the keystone States
i more ap p Mt Wideners entries were the
pick Of hfty competitors 49, ,. -.
tween Samap ana Char Sd r ba;rs as TITO 5S
had
succeeded materially in reducing 1t before the al
iGs nd @ ds
and Mrs Milton 5. Guiierman; Or. Jose Mora Of
MAYOR WeilIng g sickel OF prentGn' Thomas Ie,
Of Philadelphia.
This evening was asqGTap pSb that R Sa.%as
ME S1:. "A Tsyss s sa
arrived late this afternoon The summaries: =,
ss % KIM T an. % t ' mare by and i" as be
c1as,d-red: two sn-s TrIze 500. offered by A. 4.
g. = Ryers Adaie W: second prirc IemueI Ke'chum-
pair = high slepEer" action 10 be consiiere not
xceeds " hands raS show s Ksmp vnn b
George H. Hulmc's Lieutenant Wilkes and Lord Brill
tan" a ;S"a G SG p s@@s" The wr H' the
Town and Yankee Doodle S w ns1ds fourth prize G T.
q nors. over - hsHf" s s"% pS BOT s.'etd"f ,i To-
ccHey and Brown Donna second pri1~ So. C. ba'ess
The Elixir and Pousse cafe.
Fest roadster and best appointed turnouts' four en-
Mayk; second prize So Thomas NJ billiards Hoods
M,;ieg)r: third prize r. j. Nulans Frankie ". fourth
prize John H. sninen's Little Gypsy.
ladies' saddle not exceeding l53 hands. 20 De
ridden by amaieurs-Flrs prize. $50 offered by J. +
Uyde Won by Mrs Jacques Bains Fayeue Mccord:
,rizc Mis- Anna f. Barbours Olga.
Dssf sin size. shown to trap apprt,-
pre FOR lady. ladies drive i've enries-Ftrsi prize
$50. offered by r V Thayer. won by Miss Edith col
s25 a; s. The Cat Mrs. Gagnoni r. p
Caimsh', Rocket. third driven 10y Mrs Harry Nc
Iaughhl.
Rest hors> MT under 43 and not over 1872 hands to
mens I, eoui.; entries First prize. $50 offered BY
Edward F. Mt.phy. by j. l.. Widener's queen
Gray. driven BY ,wner second prize C. +. Dntess The
whr Of the Tow, third prize. W. II Scheftefs Lady
Cora: fourth prize. :. gagnon's Northhght.
champion p5e oIJn only to ho,..s hsyns taken or
horses taking nr' in Classes 30 20 and q?
,th & H. Taimage's Patti, Mccord '"N''
t,uir IN hand road teams. IN. whee.ers not under 1871
hands shown before coach or ey brake four entries
XIX ~ + csrmans four: third priE = Bates fourth
nr1xe j. r. Bauiouine
pes hunter jumper. to he shown Or fences
hieh~FIr.t prize sT5 by J. HollowS Grand Duke
."eond rrize as owners Grey Ros,; third prize
..n,. owners Chappie: fourth prize H. l. BINS Ruby
,raps: eight entr.s-Frst prize $50 offered he
End Hotel, won BY r. F. Carmans Walsinshan second
priae same owners stranger third prize E. W.eners
ssn,iaso fourth prize. c. p Batess The Proper Ca.r
Best driving Of four-n hands. professionals barft+
Prize. $50 won ~ - 0'"A