The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1902-10-17

Attended Than any Previous Func-
tion-W. II. CatIin says loo Per
Cent Improvement Noticeable.
Thos. B. Hidden Comes Because Of
Courteous Treatment.
Another horse show, the fifth given
by the Morristown Field Club, closed
Saturday afternoon, amid drench-
ing rain. The track in places re-
sembled small lakes, and at times the
horses sank knee deep in mud. De-
spite the inclement weather, the
events were run off promptly on time.
The most interesting of the after
noon events proved the Corinthian
hunters. A full list of the awards
of Friday and Saturday follows:
Fridays Awards.
Glass 40, harness horses-Prize
offered by Arthur Whitney. First,
Walter P. Bliss CHI. g. Sunshine and
gr. &. Shadow; second, Miss Luella
Days br. &. Master Claude and o. m.
Miss Earle; third, Tonzo Sauvage's
br. q. Bobs and br. m. Daisy.
Glass As, horses and depot wagons
Prize offered by Clarence B. Nit
ohell. First, Walter P. Bliss b. g.
Morris; second, II. p. Wertheim's b.
z. Iconoclast; third, r. G. Williams
g. M. Lady Sara.
Glass AZ, Iairs of harness horses
First, r. II. Williams blk. q. An
thracite and blk. g. Bituminous; Sec
ond, A. r. Whitney's b. &. Kid and
b. g. Lee.
Glass 80, saddle horses-Prize Of
fered by Gustave e. Kissel First,
Tonzo Sauvage's Oh. &. Senator; Sec
ond, O. Fl. Kahn's b. m. Aurora;
third, Dudley Oloott's b. m. Tamia-
Glass 7, harness horses Prize Of
fered hy Richard A. McCurdy. First,
e. f. Slayback's ro. m. Jewel; Sec
ond, j. N. Ogden's br. m. Winsome;
third, Thomas Hidden's ch. z. Jersey
Cadet; fourth, Walter p. Bliss b. &.
Model Artist.
Glass 81, maiden hunters or jump
ers-Prizes offered by Robert III. Nc
Ourdy. First, W. d. Grand'e b. g.
Gordon; second, Miss Ethel Moneys
blk. g. Starlight
Glass Ia, four in hands (park teams)
First, Miss Ruth NICK. TwoD,bly;
second, Gustave Kissel.
Glass Al, harness horses-Prize pre-
sented by Edgar #. Randolph. First,
Thomas B. Hidden's ch. &. Cavalier;
second, Frederick Cromwell's ro m.
----; third, Mrs. John d. Stay
backs b. &. Major Flowers; fourth,
Walter P. Bliss br. &. Proctor.
Glass 2, roadsters-Prizes offered
by Dewitt @. Flanagan and Augustus
l.. Revere. First, Thomas b. Hid
den's, b. m. Pansy and b. m. Daisy;
second, Albion L. Pages Oh. m.
Vapo and ch. m. Oresoline; third N.
l.. Newcomb's ch. g. Lord and b. m.
Lady; fourth, Frank Hughes b. m.
Elysian and b. m. Fannie Wilkes.
Glass So, four in hands, wheelers
any height-Won by Gustave e. Kis-
sells four bays; Walter P. Bliss four
bays second.
Glass 81. tandems, to be shown be-
fore dog or tandem cart-Won by
H. NICK. Twombley's bay tandem; j.
Edward Davis b. g. Gay Boy, leader.
b. g. Gay Lad, wheeler, second;
Philip LivingstOn's ch. G. Golden
Rod. leader, ch. g. Commander,
wheeler, third.
Saturdays Awards.
Morning Events.
Seven classes were judged Satur-
day morning. The first was class 56,
performances by coachmen driving a
pair of horses. In this class Henry
Lovett, employed by H. NICK. Twom-
bly, of Florhan. Park, took first honors.
III. Dumage, of the Blairsden stable
at Far Hills, captured second place.
The third prize went to Thomas
O'Brien, employed by w. Alston
FlagR. Henry Carter, employed by
Tonzo Savage of Newark won fourth
prize.
There were two entries in class Il,
for the prize offered by Mrs. Alex
ander, Judging two ponies in harness.
Tonzo Sauvage's Oh. z. Air Vivian
won the blue ribbon, and Miss Maude
Emily Kahn's piebald, Fluff, was
second.
The judges had trouble in picking
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Two Grand Concerts, 80 Finished Artists