The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1901-10-04
ABOUT THE
HORSE SHOW
More Entries and Increased
Interest Over 1900.

With pleasant weather, the Hors'
Show, which is scheduled for Oct. 10
IL and 10 at the Driving Park undel
the auspices of the Morristown Fielt
Club, will be great success. AL
ready the innovation made this year
by the managers TO confine all entries
to residents of New Jersey is beini
appreciated, as it should be.
The Managers take pleasure in an
nouncing that the box sales exceed
last years; the contributions to tn
Prize List are greater than even be
fore, more parking spaces have beer
sold than last year, and finally, at tn
date of this writing, the entries, will
the exception of those classes where
last year New York horses were ad
mitted, in nearly all classes, beat
1900
The managers therefore have reason
to congratulate themselves upon the
result Of their experiment in limiting
the exhibits to New Jersey entries.
The following gentleman from this
city and vicinity have consented to
act as vice-presidents
The Morristonians are George Mar
shall Allen, Thomas O. Bushnell, A..
Huidekoper Bond, Walter P. Bliss,
Herman Behr, Howard Coghill, Robert
W. Cumming, John W. A. Davis,
Michael v. B. Davis, Joseph B. Dick
son, Dewitt @. Flanagan, W. Allston
Flagg, George G. Frelinghuysen,
Robert D. Foote, Hon. A. @. Garrett
son, Alex. G.. Hackstaff, DR.. Fred FL.
Humphreys, A. Fillmore Hyde, Otto
H. Kahn, George G. Kip, Gustav E.
Kissel, Charles H. Mellon, Cornelius
B. Mitchell, j. W. Ogden, Hon.SW. II.
Peokham, James Toleman Pyle, Hon.
Mahlon Pitney, Clayton Platt, John
o. H. Pitney, Hy. W. Phipps. Edgar
F. Randolph, Charles Scribner, DR..
E. Fayette Smith. Ransom Fl. Thomas,
Alex. H. Tiers, Henry F. Taylor,
Albert H. Vernam, John I. Waterbury,
r. z. Woodward, Frederick o. Sped
den and Charles S. Ward.
Those from nearby towns are
Charles M. Chaplin, Seymour L Croni,
we'll, Charles Pfzer, George B. Post,
Jr., Ramsey Turnbull and E. T.. III.
Talmage of Bernardsville; Howard P.
rockingham of Mt. Arlington; Ro-
bert A. Grannis, Louis A. Thebaud
and Arthur Thompson of Morris
Plains; Charles Hathaway of Orange
Thomas B. Hidden of Millburn; Ar
thur @. James, Henry Hentz, John M.
Shaw, and G. M. Sanderson, of Madi-
son; William Shippen of Convent and
DIR. Leslie d. Ward Of Florham Bor-
ough.
Theycontributors to the prize list
are Mrs. Alexander, Alfred Fl. Bond,
T. O. Bushnell, O. Ledyard Blair,
Brewster 81 Co., j. M. Chapman,
Seymour L. Cromwell, O. M. Chaplin,
@. f. Cutler, M. " B. Davis, J. W.
A. Davis, The Essex Hunt, Webster
O. Estes, W. Allston Flagg, Dewitt
@. Flanagan, Ell. K. rockingham,
Charles H. Hathaway, Thomas B.
Hidden, f. II. Humphreys, A. F.
Hyde, @. W. Hardness, Otto H. Kahn,
Ira A. Kip, Jr., Robert Fl. McCurdy,
@. H. Mellon, o. B. Mitchell, r. H. Nc
Cur9y,J ". Ogden, Charles Pfizer, Jr.,
James Tollman Pyle, Edgar F. Ran
dolph, Charles Fl. Raymond, Charles
Scribner, Robert L. Stevens, E. T. H.
Talnage, Henry F. Taylor, r. H.
Thomas. Louis 4. Thebaud. A. H.
vernan, Leslie DWard, Fl. p Wertheim,
A. R. Whitney, R. H. Williams.
Among the box-holders are
Miss Dana No. Z, r. IT. Metcalfe s,
Marmaduke Tilden 9, Ira A. Kip, Jr. 10,
VIM. J.. Romaine IL, A. R. Whitney
10, Miss Winsiow IS, DR.. Fred'k Fl.
Humphreys IA, Clayton Platt 10, O.
S. Ward 16, Mrs. Whitney II, Mrs. A.
Alexander 18, A. II. Vernam 10, Mrs.
F. o. Spedden 30, George G. Kip 81,
r. H. Williams 90, o. III. Kahn 23,
H. P. Wertheim "a, O. W. Hardness 25,
Thos. Q. Bushnell s6, JgB. Dickson ~,
J. |. Waterbury 2S. Mrs. Elliott Smith
30, A. G. Hackstaff 80, H. E. Fanshaw
81, Charles #. Pfizer 80, r. W. Gum
mings 3S, Charles Fl. Mellon 81, Alex
"A. Tiers SO, George G- Frelinghuysen
s6. H. Nick. Twombly 81, John A.
Stewart SS, W. Allston Flagg 80, Chas.
Scribner 40, George b. Pest, Jr., Al,
J. B. Shanon AZ, ". r. Bliss As. De
Witt @. Flanagan "A. j. W.. A. Day,,
45, John Clafiin 46, DR.. J. Jones Az.
Clarence Storm As, HI. Behr 40, III. r.
Taylor so, B. F. Evans 81, W. r.
Letchford 81, W. Q. Estes So, ]. E.
Ward ga, HI. L. Carter 55. A. +. Hyde,
56, Louis A. Thebaud 81. Richard A.
McCurdy IS, S. F. johnson SO, Chas.
M. Chapin go, g. H. Watson el, f.
e. Dodge so, O. M Sanderscn 6S,
Tonzo Salvage So, Mrs. Frederick,
Bell, &c.
In the Ala class pacing at Readville,
Mass, last week. Amokin, owned by
Maxtield, who is well known among
local horsemen, won the. 81 900 purse, il,
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