The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1898-09-30
THE M.F. c. HORSE SHOW
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before runabout- First prize, offered
by Cornelius B. Mitchell, $s5; second,
$40.
Championship Glass, open to all-First
prize of 500 offered by Hamilton Mex
Twombly.
Tandem. open to all FIRST prize, $50
offered BY Grant B. Schley second, SIS.
Sporting Tandem First prize, $50,
Offered by Charles Pfizef, Jr.; second,
cup, offered BY the Riding and Driving
Club of Orange.
Tandems, local First prize, $50 cup,
donated by ]. NJ Quimby & Co.; second,
SIS.
Tandem. ladies (amateur) to drive
First prize, cup, offered by G. E. Kissel;
second, silver mounted whip, offered by
the Secretary.
Four INLAND, open to all First prize,
500, offered by R. F. Ballantine; second.
$25.
Park Team, amateurs to drive-First
prize, 800, offered by Henri P.
Wertheim; second, $25, by o. H. Kahn.
Road Team First prize offered by F.
A. Bell, 500; second prize, $25, by C. H.
Raymond.
Four-in-H Hand, First prize, $50
cup. offered by Messrs. J. NJ Quimby &
Co. second, 1926
Ponies in Harness, open to all, stallion,
mare or gelding First prize, cup, offered
by Archibald Alexander; second, $40.
Stallion, mare or gelding First prize,
$15, presented by Mrs John NJ. Chap
man; second, $40. Stallion, mare or
gelding- Prizes of SIS first and SO for
second, offered by Henry F. Taylor.
Pair of Ponies First prize, cup second
prize, SO.
Saddle Horses, open to all, stallion,
mare or gelding- First prize, cup, offered
by G. Ledyard Blair; second, SIS. Stall
lion. mare or gelding Prizes of $50 and
$25 offered by Robert H. McCurdy.
Ladies' Saddle Horses, local, ladies to
ride First prize, cup, offered by Charles
NJ. Chaplin; second, $50.
Polo Ponies open to all, TO be shown
with mallet and ball-First prize offered
by the Morris County Country Club, cup;
second, $15.
Heavy Weight Hunter, open to all
First prize offered by E. 7. H. Talmage,
$50: second, SIS.
| Middle Weight Hunter, open to all
First prize offered by II. E. Ward, $50;
second, SIS.
Maiden Hunter or Jumper, catch
weights-First prize offered by R. T.
/ Woodward, $50; second, $15.
Corinthian Glass, open to all hunters,
horses to be ridden by members of some
recognized HuDt-Prizes offered by the
Essex Hunt; first, $50; second, SIS.
Jumping Glass, catch weights-F First
prize. $50, given by Leslie D. Ward
second, S15.
Champion Glass. open to all horses
having taken first prize in. the hunter or
jumping classes at the NJ. F. G. Horse
Show-The Bernardsville prize, s75.
Consolation Glass, open to horses not
having won a prize in any of the hunting
or jumping classes First prize, $50,
1 offered by Richard King and Howard P
rockingham.
Delivery Turnout, horse and wagon
owned and used in Morristown or Madi
son fer local delivery Prize S25, offered
by Edgar F. Randolph
/ Harness Horses Long tailed, open
only to exhibits owned and used in Nor
ris, Essex. Somerset and Union counties
4 Long Tailed Horse Prizes offered by
/ George G. Kip; first SIS, second @I5.
Pair Long Tailed General Purpose
Horses -Fifst prize $50 second $50.
More than 200 entries have been regis
tered this year, which is about 20 per
cent. in excess Of thosa received in 1897,
1 the date Of the inauguration Of The horse
show Many Improvements tending to
make the event one Of the most success
! full ever held outdoors have been made
I and everything possible has been done
for the pleasure and comfort Of those
! who wiD attend When the initial show
4 was held the horses were exhibited on q
straight part Of the race course This
+ year a new track has been made on
what was formerly the iniield and the
horses will be paraded inan ellipse, thus
passing every box and the whole Of the
! grand stand as well as all the parking
spaces.
ENTERTAINMENT NOTES.