New-York tribune., 1905-07-28
VANDERBILT PAIR BEATEN
MORE BLUES TO JORDAN.
Ideal Conditions for Second Day of
Long Branch ShoU.
IrY TELroaAPH TO The TRIBUNE.

Long Branch " j. July 27.-weather conditions
were even more favorable to-day than yesterday
for the Monmouth County Horse Show Association
The attendance was between three and four thou
sand The audience was apprecative and cheered
the blue ribbon winners enthusiastically.
Eben .. Jordan. OF Boston. continued TO win blue
ribbons. adding four his list and $500 total OF
$50 TOR the Two days Mrs. John Gerken and Mrs
J. III Grosveaor divided honcrs for second place
each getting two blues, while Individual wins we're
msds by Manning Seelg. Miss Belle Frank
larry L. Toplitz and Howard Willetts.
While only two entries competed in the roadster
class il proved to be one OF the features Of the
afternoon Mr Toplitzs Judge Boardmsn and
GraeIne Grafton were piJted against William NJ v
F3oHman's six Lace and Bancroft Yesterday Nh
Toplitz drove Judge BoaTdHan in the single road
ster class and lost This afternoon Sol Frank held
the reins and won tic prize handiy from the HON.
man pair.
Mrs GeFken's initial win with La Contrib
utor IN the combination saddle horse class. Inc
class was q large one. there being eleven Of the
sighleen entries shown Competition was keen ana
II required considerable time for the judges to
agree
The blue ribbon went 70 La Contributor, the red
70 E. Il Meatherbee's Morning Glory and the yel-
low TO w E Connors Lassie. The white rooon
IN this class given 10 Miss Vera MOTHS Win
Rex
Nrs Gerkeu's other win the contest for pairs
Cor the r NJ suvers prize Five pairs were sho"h'
Newsboy ana shop Girl, Mrs Gerken's entry won
nrst honors The victory a popular one Inc
yellow went to Mrs. Grosvenors PAIR ana he
white 70 James Smiths Criminal and Thief Ine
red was won by J. c. Thompson's pair SILVER AeAi
and Gold Leaf -,
Io-ess zere beaten for the blue ribbon in the hlsh
stepping class for the Leroy NJ Taylor pri1e ps
M Jordan's entries, Lord Burleigh and Loro BEL
last Il was Mr.. JoTdan's hrst blue OF lhe oAs.
rav f Carl.sles Eloouence and Revenue tooK lh'1 .
..size. and Mrs Grosvenor's Laughing water ana
indian Chief fourth
IN the gfs class Mr.. Jordan won nrst prize oneieo
by Charles F. Baker. with Hndred- The contest
was go close between Mr.. Jordan, Mrs d e'YI neT-
vscke's Forest Queea J. c. Thompsons Snver
Queen and j. F css ElOguercs hat p hes the guar s
f5 she Sarf team class Sr yordans entries car;
Polly Prtm and Full Dress and & STeeb bsine % driven
causing Mr vanderbilt d,sd e 9Tse rs rosVenors en-.
tries took second prize in the park class ano eis
T5 nm vcon IN the harness horse class with
Tangerine Mrs R F. carmsns Fantara tbi T0h and nd
red Mrs GrosxenoTs Shot es ps531 4orSb ma 'i
Mrs J. 3. NJ Grosvenor won her initial o. niue -, I5 y
eTn5s gsst3g shf Hs,d Sfd wh d Ahsgs hsgs
w A McGibbons, with Beatrice was nlsniS e0iN
In the hSres%s @ % class ,0peT or foT the Grosvenof
rsble Rosebery was the winning horse J. Camp;
M pri5e Mr. e Vander5iit's Polly Prim fourth -.
Belle Beach the Jumping class Ass. aN6 ioOk Hoe tae
owav rode Buck the Westchester Farms entry
which finished second. Third place went to west
chester FARMS Jeck Frost - -,
Miss Belle Frank won the single morse ciass
shown before ladrs phset%on; on wi %lth MISE N5bei
Bradvss Mavourneen the yeIlow. and Manning &
Seelig's Prince Albert the white.
The other class judged Vas horses suitable tor
Etation work Manning 4 seeIig-s entry & l1rsy 1nqsn
was second. and H. J. Bakers Lacy May third.
The show will be continued tomorrow, when q
sozen classes will be shown. including the polo
sony class and horses suitable for a gig for The
challenge cup the prize trophy OF the show.
This prize is valued $500 and Is offered by the
The cup must be won three times by the same
owner before il becomes his property In 1902 the
SUP was won by Dr. John L WentZs Lord Golden
II and IN 1903 by the same owners Lord Golden
Last year il was captured by Albert De Cerneas
Ffrly KaTr