New-York tribune., 1900-07-29
HORSES AT LONG BRANCH.
SENATOR HANNA AND OTHER PoLITI-
CLANS SEE THE EXHIBITION.

Long Branch. N j. July 2S (specaD.-Five thou
sand people attended the closing Of the seventh
annual exhibition of the Monmouth County Horse
Show here to-day. There a continuous exhibi-
tion from II o'clock in the morning until midnight
in order to avoid holding a Sunday session When
the local preachers learned that holding show on
Sunday afternoon considered they protested.
Senator Hanna was the centre of attraction to-
day when he entered the box with Mrs. Hanna the
Misses Hanna. Mrs. Mary Phelps and DR. Ward.
Senator Hanna seemed to enjoy the whole of the
show. Richard Croker was present Ex-senator
Hill expected, but did not arrive. Many other
politicians were present
The Philadelphia contingent, although having
few entries, carried off a number of blue ribbons
this afternoon Altogether twenty-six contests were
judged between IL a. m. and p. m. The
night exhibition began at S15 o'clock. The star
entry Glass No. Al, which had sixteen entries.
The prize of $50 for the best high stopper was offered
by the West End Hotel. and was captured by j. E.
Gordon's Lord Golden. Summaries:
Class sRes pair horses Ia and not exceeding
% hands First prize $S won won BY GeTKen6SS 6 w 6
ard Bainard's Kitchener and Kopela.
ing not exceeding al lands First prize $50 won by
o n F5 Bft R9gN SeRno pribT h 3D.
to Class dss.s o5 Fs Tss 92S h9%" s S S
Of steamers S1 won BY Fashion Coach Horse Company
Ho4 HnPpy oden q % P5as third Gordon Son
Glass 2SBes tandem shown to appropriate carts First
second prize S35 by Chestnut Hill Stock Farm
s 3 ). mot s n anf First a9 prize .
offered BY senator F. F Murphy. won by " Howard ,n
Monarchle second, and Miss Florence Stokess Delight
of cs so Or so%n % e2os sidRF With & p
3D. d P second PTlz SIS WoS By estate
4 FTnn HRE MEoddsd asTf M third ID years 0' record
Glass 12.Best pair Of horses over 1873. First prize.
6EssadoT; second prize, $s5 +. F. carmsn's Candidate
and President; Philip Lewsohns The Spider and The
Best vopan,s saddle horse not exceeding 19s
Mrs H II Goods c9mrade. ridden by Mrs Good; second
Mrs Gerkip; R. McLeod's Riverside. third.
Ghs' 115I 'S
Mon h County oa6ng four
Cass BsS6 hgh sepPeF R2T eSfeGqHs n 10 w b
Chestnut Nm Stock FARMS Alarm; second W: Howard
Class 4$Bes pair Of horses and best spR0nted victoria
& eaSs GSsT , First s pS & 500 sco15 BY Ph
RhSne .. and Brownie ro...t.. +,r.. o,, .n,
over FIRST Prize So Won stotss6grys
Rosalia Miss Rosabe sotesburys Clemmie Dell and
Class S7Best pair Of horses shown before dsml sni,
Barnards Kitchener and KOpelia r. F. Carmans Candi-
r s1e sso sIrs nT Gsns 1essds %ss By
& Carros Derwent second prize S25 Roxton
cazs 8Best t. hunter aPG and umpeT to 5
%on By II ao%ar w dden BY
Donnely; prize Frederick Schwarzs Shamrock.
Glass 50Best pair Of ponies not exceeding II hands
First prize $50 offered by Mrs Thomas s. Bassford won
by Miss Ruth Adamss Bella and Parva second Master
Fred R. Bassfords Nip and Tuck.
Class 5-Eest hackney or halfbred hackney shown IN
harness. First prize. $50 by Chestnut Hill Stock
FARMS Alarm; second prize s25 GeriSendale Farms
Brandon; Theodore Onermans Delight. third.
Glass 9-3est stallion, geldtng over 10 hands
and not exceeding 1873 First prize, $50 won by Ira
A. Kip tr's Sir John A second prize, $25 Mrs. Ed
ward R. Ladew's Count Monarche; Monmouth County
Coaching Associaton,s King, third. :,
Glass 29-Best stallion. mare or geldng exceeding IS
comPade II seeond e5 pTGe s25 Philip 1isohhs May
day; Mrs John Sprattey's Cheftan. third.
Class 14-Best pair horses not exceeding 1873 hands.
TO drive. First prize SIS. by John T. Con
ways B. Go / and NJ. G. l.; second prize, $35 w. H.
Barnards Kitchener and Kopea; r. McLeods Prince
and Prince TIan. third.
Class 81-Champion prize. First prize. 500, by
Mrs. H. H Goods Comrade second. Mrs. Gerkn's Lady
Wellington.
Glass 24-Best harness tandem exceeding 1871 hands
First prize S75, by r, F. Carmans Northern Star
and Candidate second prize S35 Miss Mary b. Cattn's
Rolf and Rowena; James Hefferman's Primrose and
Dockstader third.
First prize zS5 by E T. Stotesbury's Imantha and
EmOgeni George Wilngs Miss Rosalia and Miss Rosa
bel second; Stoesburys Clemme Dell Curita third
Glass 41--I3est high stopper 10 hands, shown in
appropriate sixteen entries First prize $50 offered
by West End Hotel, by T. E. Gordon & Sons Lord
Golden; second prize Chestnut Hill FARMS Ambassador
Ira A. Kip. jr.'s. John a. third; Mrs. E r. Iadew's
Count Monarche. fourth.
Class S6-Best halter Jumper shown six
fences five feet high First prize. S75 by Howard
Willetss Heatherbloom ridden Dick Donnelly;
ond prize, S35, y B. MacLay's Imaca.