The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1902-10-17
HORSE SHOW AFTERMATH.
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the ribbons in class 10, judging six
pairs of harness horses, mare or geld
ing, over 1913 hands. Walter p Bliss
of Bernardsville took the blue and J.
Edward Davis, also of Bernardsville,
was second, H. NICK. Twombly was
third and w. S. Letchford fourth.
Glass Is, for ponies in harness, for
prizes offered by A. r. Whitney, was
won by Tonic Sauvage's Oh. g. Sir
Vivian. Master James Flanagan
Deckert of Morristown took second
honors Miss Beatrice Flagg's blk.
e. Tot, also of Morristown, third.
Miss Maud Emily Kahn, of Morris
town captured fourth prize with her
piebald gelding. Fluff.
Honors in the harness horse class
for mares or geldings not over To-.
hands went to Walter P Bliss chest
nut gelding Amshine, OF Demands
Vile. The other prizes were won by
Mrs. Dewitt @. Flanagan s bay geld
ing The Friar, of Morristown;
A. r. Whitney's brown mare Beulah,
of Morristown; Thomas B. Hidden s
CHI. m. Lady Gay, and J. W. Ogden S
unnamed bay mare, of Morristown.
Afternoon Events
Glass 40, pairs of harness horses
exceeding 1871 hands-Horses Compel
ing in this class must not have won a
first prize singly in harness classes
at any previous horse show within
two years prizes offered by E. T. H.
Tallmadge. First, j. Edward Davis
b. m. Gay Lass and b. g. Gay Lad
second. H. H. Williams blk. &. An
thracite and blk. e. Bituminous
third, Thomas B. Hidden's Oh. e.
Cavalier and Oh. e. Colleen Plume.
Glass IL, sporting Observation-Disclosures
to show substance and quality the
leader to show breeding and handi-
ness, and to be able to take the regu-
lation jump; the drivers in this class
must, after showing the driving quail
tiles of their horses, show the leader
over the jump; prizes offered by
Charles H. Hathaway. First F. L.
Van Ness Oh. m Countess and b. m.
Gladys; second, George P. Messery's
b. &. Captain and b. g. unnamed.
Glass "a, four in Wheelers
to be any weight; to be shown before
a coach or break: horses only to
count; ladies (amateurs) to drive.
+ irst prize, cup; second prize, cup.
First, FL. NICK. Twombly's team Sec
ond, Thomas B. Hidden's team.
Glass &c. Corinthian hunters-Open
TO qualified hunters; horses to be
ridden by members of some recog-
nized hunt; conformation to count %
per cent, performance over fences 70
per cent. Prizes offered by Robert
HI. McOurdy. First, Charles Pfzer s
b. g. unnamed; second, Miss Ethel
Moneys b. m. Wenonah; third, Rich
ard Newton, Jr. g br. g. Vulcan !;
fourth, L. Batjer's b. g. Meadow
Lark
Glass 81, novice harness horses
Open to all horses 15.1 hands or I'M
der owned by an amateur and not
having been placed first or second in
any class for harness horses at this
or any other show in the past two
years. First prize offered by Wheeler
Fl. Peckham. First, Mrs. Dewitt @.
Flanagan's b. G. The Friar; second,
Tonic Sauvage's br. m. Daisy !;
third, J. W. Ogden's b. M, un-
named.
horses-Open to all pairs over 1871
OWA0u I'LL duu HUI
having been placed first or second
in any class for pairs of harness
horses at this or any other show in
the past two years. First prize Of
fered by A. H. Vernam. First,
Thomas B. Hidden's br. g. Wild
Cherry and br. g. Dewberry; second,
N. l.. Newcomb's b. g. Richmond
and br. m. Stella.
Glass 81, hunt teams-Three
hunters from one hunt, to be ridden
by members or subscribers of the re-
spective hunts in the hunt uniform !;
no member to ride more than one
horse; appointments to count % per
cent; conformation and quality to
count % per cent. /; performance over
fences, 90 per cent; average excel
lence of the team to determine the
award. First prize $75; second prize,
$50. First, Essex Hunt team, COM
posed of Charles Pfzer, master; M.
d. Du Puyster, first whip; j. @.
Wilmerding, second whip. Second,
Union Hunt team, composed of Louis
Batter, master; Harry Durant. first
whip; W. O. Lentz, second whip.
Glass 20, novice harness horses
owned by an amateur, and not hav-
ing been placed first or second in any
class for harness horses az this or any
other horse show for the past two
years. First prize offered by H. P
rockingham. First, J. Edward
Davis br. g, unnamed; second, j.
W. Ogden's br. g.. unnamed; third,
Charles f. Cutters 70. M, unnamed.
Glass 38. champion hunters and
to all horses having
taken a prize in the hunter and
jumper classes at this or any other
horse show in the past two years |;
performances over fences only to
count. First prize offered by J. Ed
ward Davis. First, Charles s.
Pfizer's b. g.. unnamed; second, W.
d. Grand's b. g. Gordon.
Glass 25, champion harness horses
Open to horses 10. l hands or under
owned by an amateur and having
taken first prize in any harness horse
class at this or any other horse show
in the past two years. First prize
offered by Seymour l.. Cromwell.
First, E. f. Slayback's ro. m. Jewel !;
second, Thomas B. Hidden's oh. m.
Lady Gay.
GLASS 80, saddle horses, mare or
gelding-Over 15.2 hands; conforma-
ton to count % per cent. quality,
25 per cent. manner, % per cent,
and style of going 25 per cent. First
prize offered by W. Allston Flagg |;
second prize offered by Mark W.
Gross & Go. First, Clarence Blair