New-York tribune., 1905-07-27
THREE BLUES FOR JORDAN
LONG BRANCH SHOW OPEN.
Society Sees Blooded Horses Judged
at Holiyscood Park.
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Long Branch. y. J.. July 2s.--Perfect weather
marked the opening OF the twelfth annual ex-
hibition of the Monmouth County Horse Show
Association at Hollywood Park this afternoon.
The attendance was good. and the dozen classes
Judged brought out some OF the finest horses
ever seen IN horse show ring
The track was in perfect condition. and the
awards, with one or two slight exceptions. We're
received with universal favor The two features
OF the day were the quarter mile running race
and the judging OF the roadsters.
In the latter class. Harry L. Toplitz exhibited
Judge Boardman. many times a blue ribbon
winner. SIR Toplitz is recovering from an
automobile accident but persisted in driving
The exertion proved too much for him. the n
iEnsi getting beyond control for a time
A. b Msclay's Auditor r. won the blue. with
Miss Bsnahan second and silk Lace third:
Nesper Bell was fourth Kline Of the fifteen road
sters competed
The race for the pony prize aroused lot Of
enthusiasm. The Jockeys appeared in colors. 1t
WAS a reminder OF the old days OF Monmouth
Park when running races We're popular here
-Four Of the six entries went 10 the post.
College Widow. owned by Dick Donnelly. won
with the Locust Farms Ruby second, J. c
Brady's Kim third and J. g Thompson's The
Squire fourth. The finish between College Widow
and Ruby close.
Eben D. Jordan, Of Boston. won three blue rib
hons and the largest winner OF the day.
Mrs John Gerken got two blues and two reds
and WAS second in the winning list.
air. Jordan got the first blue Of the day with
Lady Eocies. in the pony class. 1t was close
between Lady Eccles and Doncsster Model. the
entry of Mrs Gerken. but the judges favored
me Boston exhibitor. Mrs. Grosvenor. with
Masterpiece. goJ the yellow.
Mr. Jordan's second blue was in the high step
ping class with Baron and President. Mrs. Ger
ken TOOK second prize with Newsboy and Shop
Girl. Mrs. Grosvenor's palr. Fascination and
Elevation. third. and A. .. Van Huesen's
Saint and Sinner fourth.
The hnsl blue OF the day went to Mr. Jordan L
in the tandem class. with Lord Burleigh ana
Lord Belfast. The entry OF Mrs. Grosveno A.
Laughing Water and Indian Chief. driven by
Jack Donnelly, took the red. Lehman Stra as.
with Biz and Spur. third.
Mrs. Gerken's first win Of the day WAS 'Eith
ia Contributor, in the saddle horse class Miss
Belle Beach rode the winner. a. ". ca FTer's
Mabel V got the red and Mrs. GrOsvfnOr's
Shortie the yellow.
The other win OF Mrs Gerlken in the har-
ncss horse class. where Newsboy easily carried
of The laurels- +. d. Jordans Marina took sec
ond prize, John X. Branch's Mienonetfe third
and Charles r. PrOctors Miss Proctor fourth.
Alfred GWynne Vanderbilt; showed Rty Prim
and Full Dress and Sweet Marie and 1ortia In
lhe contest for pairs. and swept the he ards tax
john Doyie's Banker and Princess and fourth
10 Mrs. Cirosvenor's Pow Wow and tt nnahawk.
John *. Branchs Miss Sharp took the blue in
tho novice class. Mr. Vanderbilt S Stamford
queen was given the red and =. Campbell
Thompsons ClydeVie Queen thiTh. n. G. n.
Borden. ~ NeW-YoTk. got honorable mention
with Alert.
Mrs. +. Y. CarTnan and Master R. r. Carman.
r. each scored blue. the latter with Checkers
ga the saddle pony class children drive. and
The former in the contest for fOrses shown 10
p basket phaetons for the Brewsz er prize.
Ia The pony class there tfere only three
entries. The finish was: FirsI, r. +. Carman.
jr.s. Checkers second, MrS. John Gerken =
Tow thorpe Queen; third. AIRS. Grosvenors
Honest John.
Ia the contest for the Brews Ger prize five turn
outs We're shown. They were attractive that
it was hard 10 pick the vim ter. Mrs. Carman's
Marie was given the blue Miss Belle Frank s
High Art second and Mrs. "a = owens Blackie
third.
j was q f0regone conclusion that Howard
Mfllets would capture Il q first prize in the
jumping class with Her Iherbloonl The bay
f,el6ing never looked he ndsomer and the
object Of much admiration. making the jumps
with perfect accuracy. Red Raven. owned by
the Westchester Farms. rgook the red. Jack Frost
was third Fourth plTs-e went 10 Miss Vera
Norris with Ireland's = srow.
The show VIII be c9etinued tomorrow. when
twelve classes viii be shown. Governor Stokes
expected Al the show this afternoon. He
close by the guest Of Judge Wilbur A.
Heisley ~ 2 dinner AT Pleasure Bay. Mr.. and
Mrs. A. c. Vanderbilt! are stopping with Mr.. and
Mrs. ". g. Loew al Monmouth Beach.