New-York tribune., 1902-07-27
PRIZES FOR DR.. WENTZ.
4. A. HOUSA1AN ALSO TO THE FRONT AT
MONMOUTH COUNTY HORSE SHOW.

MONMOUTH COUNTY HORSE SHOW.
Long Branch. n. J., July 26 (speciaD.-At the
Monmouth County Horse Show at Hollywood TO-
day the attendance reached five thousand in the
afternoon and the evening eXhlbltlon attracteu d
like number. Weather conditions were perfect ana
the show itself a success in every detail lhr-
teen interesting classes were judged In the aIter
noon. In the evening four championships were
decided.
DIR John l. Wentz of Scranton, and A. A Hous-
man. of New-York divided blue RIBBON honors at
the afternoon show. each winning two. Ihe former
won Glass g. for the best high stopper. with Lord
Golden H. and Glass Sc. for the best pair of high
steppers, with Lord Golden and Lord Brilliant
Mr.. Housman drove Royal Flush to victory in
Class 34 for harness horses to park gig and Royal
Swell in Class 49, for the best horse and best ap-
pointed victoria for womans use.
Much interest centred in Glass AZ, for the best
road team shown coach The contest for the
blue ribbon was between Jerome Segels four and
Walter Watson. jr's team. The teams were sent
around the oval at top speed. affording a good
opportunity for clever driving. Aurel Batonyi.
the well known whip. poted the winning team.
Summaries:
Class %. pairs of horses shown before demi-mail
spider or stanhope phaeton for park use; horse to
count 30 per cent and to be practically sound with
good manners; carriages to count 30 per cent. har
ness 20 per cent servants livery, etc. % per cent;
entire exhibit to be property of owner; first prize
$50 second prize, honorary ribbOn-Won by c. c.
Mnzesheimer's Lady May. b. m. and Haughty
b. g.; J. Campbell Thompson's The Parson. b. g..
and The Actor, b. &. second.
Glass "a, for harness horse shown TO park gig
horse to count 60 per cent. manners and all round
action specially considered: sig and appoin tments
TO count 40 per cent: horses having a prize
at any previous show eligible; first prize. $50
second prize. honorary ribbon-Won by A A. Hous-
mans Royal Flush ch. &; Shultshurst Stock
FARMS Colonel Direct, blk g., second; j. Camp
bell Thompson's Kaiserine, br. m, third: H. n.
Baruch's Lady Love. m. fourth.
Class %. for ponies in harness. stallion mare or
gelding. exceeding 70 hands, shown TO appro-
PIRATE trap first prize, S5v second prize, sl5-Won
by Mrs. John Gerkens Doncaster Model. b. s..
Mis- Madge SL1, L NathanS bay gedng. second Miss
J. kogerss Jim Blaine. b $. fourth;
woman's small victoria. horse not 10 exceed 1871
hoTfs to to 90 per r cent victoria s.. and
prize S?5-Won by A A. Housman's Royal swell,
ond { G Minzeshemer's Haaehty. b. g. third:
Jerome Sege's Very Well, &, fourth.
~ hands under s@dde: arst prize. So: second
M Harry r Peters Ace Of sPades Blk g. second
Mrs w: T. Katman's Dan McCabe, ch. <. third:
Class & for ss sepPr s
be n Fr DTI $50 ec9nS prze eeoh hon 10
orary ribbon-Won by DR. John l. Wentz's Lord
serine. br M second Fiss. Doerr & Carroll's
Grace, b. M third; George D. King & Sons Troarn.
Glass Al. for single horse, any size. for women.
to count 60 per cent; carriage and appointments 20
per cent; first prize. $50; second prize S25-Won by
Whitcomb's Miss Frilis. ch M. second: william
/. Beadeston's Hands Up, b. &, third: Mrs. l. r.
Benjamins Bobby Burns, ch &. fourth.
Class p. for horses having taken n first prize
under saddle at the National Philadelphia. Boston
or Long Branch show in 1900 1901 or 1872 first prize
KingssG9 prs 9odbnrn b No On HSrry
Peters's Ace OF Spades, blk e, second
Isl hands FIRST prize $50: second prize, 25-won by
George u. King q son iT9arn DIX, h s. SHUTS SHUTS
Class SO, for the best pair OF high steppers not
riages; hook action to be considered; first prize,
500 second prize, reserve rbbon-Won by DR.. John
L Went5s Lord Brilliant. CHI g. and Lord Golden
Belmar. ch. g. second: solon L. FRANKS Art. b g.
b. m. and Lochine, b. m. fourth.
Class AZ, for the best road team shown 10
Tibbon-won by Jerome segeIs four; Walter Wat
Class 49, for horses not exceeding fifteen hands.
to be ridden by amateur qwneTs over % the The g
that have never taken prize in any show eligible;
first prize, $50; second, prize, &5awon by Perry
Beadlestones Virginia; b. m; c. w. Lentz's Lit
Class S2 for hunters and jumpers shown over
six hurdles, five feet in height first prize 500; &
second prize $So-won by H9ward bS T. Wiiletrs let's
third; Howard Wilett's Cissie Crow br. m. fourth.
Four championships were decided at the night
exhibition including the class for the challenge
cup In the latter DIR, John l.. Wentz finished nrst
respectively This prize is valued at $500 and must
DR. Wentz also won the champion prize for sin
gle horses, with Lord Brilliant and Class 4 for
pairs with Lord Brilliant and Lord Golden; Leh-
seigeI's Gotten King finished first IN Class for
single horses In Class 49, Tor the pest pair or high
cbief carried off first honors Walter Watsons
Queen got the blue ribbon in Class Al