The sun., 1901-07-23
GOSSIP or THB HARNESS HORSES.
Many misA- Glass Entries for ths Lsas Bvaach
Show.

Judging from tho character Of tho entries,
the Long Branch Horse Show. which COM
msnoes on next Thursday. promises to out
strip all It's predecessors. There are .oo
horses. nfty In excess Of last years list. Sand
rinsham and Hurlingham. owned by Frank
J. Gould. will compete; Dr.. John L. WentE Of
Scra nton. Pa. q prominent exhibitor at the
National Horse Show. has entered Arden,
Ajax. Lord Derby and Lord Domino. and
John Gerken Of GerkendAle Farm will be
an extensive exhibitor. Among his entries
are FoIwood. Brandon. Alcedo, Belmsr,
Mistress Nell and Waubun. Mitchell Harri-
son OF Philadelphia will be represented
By Tho King, Regent and Alarm Flames.
Richard T. Csrnon. Huntington. L. l.. has
entered star Light star Bright. Florodors.
Lord Clifton. Tiptop and Celebrity. Gen.
usman George and The Crank will represent
J. Campbell Thompsons string. IL. Y. Hos
kisr. South Orange. y. j.. has entered The
Laird. George b. Hulme will exhibit Day
Dawn and Baystons. i. r BsnjAmin, Wiz
liam l. DeAdleston. Bird q. Coler and Hugo
Relsinssr are also among the exhibitors.
Among the women who have named one
or more horses are:
NJ. Viola Lehy, MI. ". X Rotman. Ma J.
Ecrbes Potter, Mr.. u; T. h.ns, M hi,, Jsan Ss,ks1.
lrns Donohu, MrA Il n. Goot, Miss q. u. Whit
comb. MA Gsory, L AE", N.s wSrnss,, Mr..
man. % Ms. a:isidns oDsv. MIS- Hia.iSo ana ni.,
The hunses and jumping classes have nllsd
yell, Harry GOODWIN, Howard WI ulstts, Louis
Charles Pnxer. =. y. Colder. Thomas Car
pichael WILLIAM c. Genman, Gerksndalo
Farm aud De Ceress sts biss having made
four-in.hsnd classes are Or. John \. Wsnts,
Richard !. Csrmsn. J; Campbel Thompson
and William Losw. While sono splendid
and roadster class. In view of the fact thai SO
many Speedway and road horses are ia the
viciDity Of Long Lranoh more extensive
safs sac,sa 'l gnt tSs.. nave Issn eh
trotter MSInour, DR.. II. Ii. Kans's last show
tSrss has and Hfas me j. sGiS1ss.
Kate, l.. Metz gers Barrier. A. c. schuyisr's
Directly, Joseph b. Hughsss Archie aud l..
Fyss tSs srolssnt Soss.tS Now York dealer, will bs
represented. The directors Of the sssocis-
ton have made some special Glasses. among
which Is one for the three best hunters from
q reco gni2ed hunt club, to be ridden by she
huntsmen, whips. master or mem6er oi tho
hunt in uniform. A novelty In tho way OF al
appointment class has reoeived four entries,
three from the Monmouth County Hunt and
one from the Union County Hunt club. In
order TO Judge all the classes the association
has deemed II necessary To hold the sAoN
Oh Friday and Saturday evenings.
he representatives. u the Japanese Gov
ernment In this country. who recently bought
fifteen head Of high bred horses, are now
in the Blue Grass region Of kentucky looking
over the stock about Lexington.
The lawson stallion Poindexter was
disappointment 10 the horsemen who saw
him work at the Charter Oak Park track
in tho showing he made in the u and N.
Stake at Detroit. They were Of the opinion
that Il would require three heats In 2i0 10
beat him, but he fell far below that mars
He won one heat In the Consolation Purse
in 2:liH, after which he was beaten IN slower
time and was third in tho summary.
I'd Bovine, the wcl-known trainer and
stock broker Of this city. has traded one
of his string OF campsigners, Red Sovereign
ajax. for q youngst"r by Bngen.
Mrs Leland Stanford in conveying prnc-
tioally the entire Stanford estate 10 tho trus-
tees Of the Leland stanford. JT, University
includ ed the Palo Alto breediny furm. Mrs
Stanford retained ell Of the horses, however
and recommended 10 tho trustees that when
n . property comes under their sole direc-
tion the e,istenco of tho farm as breeding
ins,i'ution be col nncd permanently. There
is li'te chance OF breeding being diScOn-
tinued 40 long as Mrs. Stanford 1.-Two. at
any rate, and 20 discontinue Palo Alto AZ
any time would b. great blow to tho breed
ing interesst Of this country.