New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-22
ATLANTIC CITY SHOP.
Miss Marion HoVo,ray Dires 10
Victorzf-Attendance Large.

Atlantic city " j. July q Cspec,aD-The ia-sess
attendance at this years exhibit for the Atlantic
City Horse Show Association. present when
the bugle called the entries for the first class
the ring to-day. There fully twenty-rvs hun
dred persons present. the majority being women.
The hrst class was local one For harness horsea
J. c. Myers took the blue with Bess. and George
A. Ware the red with Janette William s. Ware
OF Philadelphia won the PAGERS class with Ems
Burns. and took second with Lula c. william R.
Hood got the yellow with Friday
The appearance OF Miss Marion Holloway, one %
the best whips attending exhibit IN this city
the signal for loud outburst Of applause from
the boxes where her New-York friends we're spec
tators- She appeared driving Mrs Burke Rochs's
entry. Lord Golden. II the harness horse class IN
which 10 per cent added IN the horses favor
provided il was driven by woman. Mn, John
Gerken had Beluar entered, and IL took the Judges
some time 70 decide. but Lord Golden finally took
the blue and Mrs. Gerken's entry the red
Encouraged. no doubt. by her success. IN this
event which marked her initial appearance hero
this season Miss Holloway rode into the ring IN thu
Fairy Drum Major, shown for the first time this
season. by Mrs Roche. while Mrs. John Gerken
rode TowthrOp Queen and Mr.. Gerken was on Lord
Alsy- After much elaboration the blue was at
tached 70 Lord AIgy. the red going to Mrs Gerken's
mount, with Pitter Patter third favor and Fairy
Drum Major fourth
The judges had the greatest difficulty in selecting
a winner and it over thirty minutes after
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made George D Ki.g had his old favortte. Town
Talk. and BOBBY Burns entered. Thomas 5. Young
q Phlladeiphia, depended on Lady Thelna and
Vendetta. while George Watson. OF New-York. n
tered Glencoe and CTleneChO- Mrs. Burke Roche
had her TavortteS, FavOriJe and FHOrZel out. with
Alexander Watson. OF New-YOrk. driving. and John
Spratey. OF New-YoTk. behind Virginia Coor,
and Black Pattte. Charles T Proctor looked Hka q,
new horse. and BrOcktOn Boy, and Lehman Straus,
appeared driving Active and Alert. Mr.. Spratley
captured the blue. Charles 7. Proctors entries got
ne red. and Active and Alert pranced out OF tns
" hen the hunters class came on Jack Frs. ap-
peared sleepy at The ringside some saying that hs
from instinct. and never opened them until
landed on the other side or the hurdles. Once Is
didn't Ike the looks OF things. tossed his head
stopped and calmly tried TO climb the hurdle
Mr. 5 J. Holloway. who had the mount on tho
Jumper. gave him the whip on the next hurdles.
and the horse quit dreaming and did good work
Mrs. A E Dietrich OF Millbrook had three en-
tries in this event Buck. viii took the first prize:
entered by Charles Pfzer. OF Nsw-York. carried of
the blue IN this class
association. A W. easier. driving for Herh.r. T.
Drake, also OF that city. entered The ring irving
the pretttest little pony that has ever been shown
IN this city X is the property OF Mr. Drake which
which he entered.
ken, was shown for the first time n the saddle
horses class but failed 20 capture a ribbon. W.
n Golfer eyened Things ror ms defeat Tor the blue
Yesterday, with Waubun. taking first. with Mrs.
Edwin Fl. Wares Lady Harrison second. and Har.
ret E. entered by George Watson. jr, OF New
Edward Knierienn OF New-York took the third In
harness horse event. entering Pony Belle Boy,
Mrs. John Gerksu CAPTURING the blue with News
blue n the last class Tor Jumpers Ruth he rsd and
Lakefe!d the third