New-York tribune., 1901-07-28
LAST DAY AT HOLLYWOOD.
THE CROWDS BREAK ALL RECORDS
MANY POPULAR VICTORIES.

Hollywood n. J.. July q (specaD.-Fully 1--WE
thousand visitors present at the horse show
to-day. The crowd began to pour in at O'Clock
and a half-hour later the seating capacity Of the
grandstand filed. The hnal exhibition this
evening proved fitting climax the largest crowd
in the history OF the horse show being present
There We're twenty events to-day's card.
Class 80 on this aftern 1on's card declared OF
while In the first event for roadstcrs F. r Stotes-
bury, Of Philadelphia, had the only entry. Dr.
John L. Wen;z. of Scranton. won popular VIC
tory in the third event, for pairs over l53 with
Ajax and Lord Domino. Mitchell Harrison's The
King the fourth event for horses not exceed
ing 1873. Miss May Deerng, Of New-Y York for the
third time a blue ribbon with her bay mare
Jess defeating field of nine
In the champion prize for horses under saddle
there were but two entries Mrs Holcombs entry
carried OF the blue ribbon In the four-in- ha nd
the coach Reliance, which runs between
Seabright and Deal drawn by r. F. Car
mans four Mr.. Carman's four and the coach
Reliance won, with j. Campbell Thompson's four
second.
prize, SO by E. T stotesburys b. M T imosene and
by Class @ John 5Sf F. We9s @ G Trs' SO
second prize sa5, r. F. tarnsn's b. e. star Light and
Class 7Horscs over 10 hands and not exceeding 1873
Kns ESt pF1e Fecoo 900 rys won By Mitchell arreons The
Crank: Al. Nathans entry thrd. "''''''" .
County ladies to dye Frst Drize s5o won Sy r.
4aTmans b. Celebrity; prize S2i won by
fdaIgos ch Perfection; Miss DE Prentice
third. and ". L. Beadleston's Up fourth
Glass l--Roadsers a walk Jog trot: First prize
Sc won by schayers 6iE e Directly second prize
So won by T.. 7. Stotesbury's bay m. imogene; i. j.
o Flyn third and L. Metzger fourth
lass Ladies saddle horses. not exceeding i1-3
hands 10 be ridden by ladies' prize $50 offered by
j. T. Hyde. by Miss May Deerings b. m Jess:
ond prize $25. Mrs. John Gerken's 5 nay m Mistress
Mrs H. II: Goods LAldegro. third II. +. Carman's =
Florodora fourth.
Class 2S-Pones in harness shown appropriate
First prize, $50. by Miss Geraldine Days br. &
Collie; second prize, Sl5, by j. Carmichaels b. g.
Lenie; Mrs g. Nj LaBranche third
Glass 46-Horses and best appointed Iadys small vic
toria; horse TO count go cent appointments and
victoria 40 First prize sl00 offered by Frank
jay Gould. by Miss Belle b. e. Great Scott
Clarence G MinZesheIner's b. second.
Glass 28-Horses for champion prize only to
horses having at recognized horse prize
SlO0 by Mrs. G. IL Holcombs blk. IN. Lady Bon
ME second reserve ribbon Miss May Deerings Jess.
Glass 23-Four in hands, wheelers. under 15l.
shown before coacE body brake First prize. $3.50.
by r. f. Carmnns four; second prize, S75 won by
J. Campbell Thompson's four.
Glass 39-High steppers hook action considered over
15 shown to appropriate traps First prize $50 offered
birmingham. driven by Sam Hexter: Lehman Strauss +
b. Davelda. second; Mr.. Goud's Sandringham third
Glass 52-Hunter from recognized hunts ridden
by hunteman, whip. master member uniform: First
prize. 500 offered by association. by Monmouth
County Hunt Clubs entry.
Glass 4Pair OF horses and victoria cahrioet horses
TO count go per cent, carriages and appointments 50
First prize, $50. by Frank Jay GouId >
Buringham and sandrngham; second. Dr. WentZs pair