New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-24
LONG BRANCH HORSES.
IN Exhibition at HOlly5cood Park-
NQny Contestants.

Long Branch = J. July % (specaD.-Now for
the great midsummer attraction the monmouth
County Open All Horse Show! The eleventh an
nual exhibition. which opens in Hollywood F"'i'
on Wednesday. WILL from present lho-ca 'ioi',
eclipse even last yearis show, which was a reco4u
breaker IN every respect. The entries were com
Piled on wednesday. They numbered about hve
hundred Each OF the hfty-one classes is well
filed ranging from four to twenty entries
The total number OF exhibitors will not fall short
os one hundred. Already several are on the Grouno
.Nhile the first OF the week Will witness the ar
rival of many OF the exhibition horses Those VINO
have entered pairs Mrs J. b. Grosvenor, Stuart
Duncan az New York, who IS summerinG at Sea-
bright and who nearly half OF the blue rib
hons Al the recent Rumson show: Charles T. Proc
tor A. Ames, Mrs. John Gerken. Lehman Strauss
Mrs l. R Iadew. Mrs. ]. G. Rennard. Aurel
Batonyi Walter and Fred Lewisohn Mitchell Har-
rison ana Henry +. Braker. a feature of the ex-
hibition Of the hands this year win be that
the pairs viii he first driven from Seabright TO
The show grounds. 4 distance of five miles, under
the LASH the distance 10 be covered IN half
hour. Upon their arrival the pairs vii! be judged.
Others who have entered horses IN the various
classes are:
Thomas 3. Barham. A E Ashbrook. Fred Gerken.
ButtAe!G = SchuHach IT., = Ott4ager. Louis NetZger
Ca-isan Tome Savage. Mrs Norman White
Ry an 6rht sA. l. O Wo!deS P George Msf Wilson
~ W. easier Allen Ames Php LeaInaR' ~ Mss yys -
burg c q Mirzeshciuqs.. Mrs /. / White !. l. Bern
stein. Miss Elsie " Laisa Seashore Riding school,
Ernest 9 Hira.d central Park Riding Aeaiemy. Miss
Mabel Wilson. Mrs Henrietta c. Ueatherbee. Mrs. W
Mrs. II II. Good. C Z Myrlck Mrs. J. T. spratley
Holloway, v. II, collier; Master r. + Caruan. George
I;es stro:asF Jones. HniaTd u Borden
Brokaw. / Fitzgerald il Allan Plukerton Mrs A E.
pietr!e6 Charles Pdzer Fair Acres Farm Peter Haqek
Van Dergrifi John X. Branch B. Weaver. ". C.
Scutchoou, Helen .. Alexander and =. II. Healsy.
The Jumping and pony classes are well filed
Most Of the exhibitors are members OF the Rurnson
Polo Club. and some close contests are expected.
After next week many of the cottagers will be
missing from their favoritc haunts for days or
two weeks. The first week in August for years has
witnessed many departures for the mountains.
This year Will be no exception TO the rule. There
will be q horse show fete next Friday night at the
Hollywood Hotel. 1t VIII be a complimentary az
fair and FOR Professor Charles J. Schvab the
leader OF the orchestra.
There IS spirit Of Improvement in the air. The
cottagers, well the all-year-round residents,
are determined 10 bring many improvements about
Early this week 4 conference was held with Rufus
Bodgett, the superintendent OF the New-York and
Long Branch Railroad. by several property own
ers The object Of the conference TO bring
about Improvement to the railroad company s
property in Bath-ave.. and the erection of new
station. The cottagers were wei received ana
most OF the changes asked for viii be made, at
least, a great majority Of them. Mr.. Blodgett
wouldn't cOncede q station, but promised TO
remodel the present structure.
Theodore Seligm.u and family have left West
End for Europe. TO spend the remainder Of the
a short stay. Henry Sellgr.an returned this week
from European trip. Mr.. and Mrs. J. N Val!
X Y. Mr. and Mrs Robert Morrison Suits Of
Philadelphia, visiting in Long Branch.