New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-07-29
JORDAN'S CHALLENGE CUP
MRS. GROSVENOR SECOND
Hildred and Laughing Water Win
Honors at Long Branch.
fsr rELEGaAYa TO THE rnrBuxx.I

Long Branch. " J., July 2s.-Ebsn D. Jordan. a.
Boston. won the prize event at the Monmouth
County Horse Show this afternoon He captur.s
the blue ribbon in~the challenge cup with aIdr.s
defeating Mrs. J. B. n. GrosvenOr's Lauzain-
Water
Mr.. Jordan also took the blue. with Lord sur
leigh and Lord Belfast. IN the high stepping claa,
Mrs. Grosvenor was the largest winner OF the dav
capturing two blues and four reds. Other winnsr,
A. O.. Vanderbilt J. Campbell Thompson, Mrs
John Gerken. John K. Branch. ". H. Collier. Il
Borden. the Westchester Farm and the Camera,
Farm.
The attendance this afternoon compared favor,
bly, with yesterday. but It was after O'Clock bssors
the crowd came. The first class judged during TIA
afternoon the pony class.
The blue ribbon went 70 Mrs. John Gerksn's Don
caster Model Mrs. Grosvenor's Master Piece tooE
second place. and Manning & seeig's Togo third
Miss Helen Alexander's Lightning was fourth
In the high stepping class first prize went % Ioh-
K. Branehs Mignonetts. Il vervaeks's siv.-
Dream getting the red. Lehman Strauss. with
Globe. the yellow. and z. D. Jordan's Prssdsn.
the white
In the saddle horse class. exceeding 1s2 ba,s,
William II. Golfers Spirit OF the Times captursi
first prize. Mrs. Grosvenor's Geneva was sscor4
r T. Carznan. jr-s. Maid OK Athens third s,4
w A. McGibbons Beatrice fourth
In the judging OF pairs over fifteen hands save,
teams contested. Great interest centred IN ths
decision OF the judges II. Vervaeke's Silver Drear,
and Lady Brilliant retired from the ring before -
class judged
Mr.. Jordan's entry. Lord BurIefgh and Lord Be-
fast, was picked to win, and handy carried o..
first honors. Mrs. Grosvenors pair. Laughing
Water and Indian Chief. won the red and Jaw
Carlisle's ElOQuence and Revenue the yellow Leh-
man Strauss. with Bit and Spur. took the white
Mrs GrosveEoT's entry took the blue in the ponies
under saddle class Honest John Carrying OF frs,
prize- R. F. Carran, jr.'s, Checkers took tho red
and ]. C Thompsons Harmony the yellow. B. "
Leigh's entry was highly commended
Class 20. road teams. shown TO coach, was one -
the interesting classes judged during day There
were only three entries They were A. c. Wander
bits grays. Viking and Venture ard Vanity and
Vogue. which captured the road race between Sea
bright and Long Branch a year ago. and J. Camp
bell ThOmpson's and ". and F. Lewisohn's e.
tries
Mr. Vanderbilt drove his grays to the coach Vent
ure. Charlie Fownes handed the Lewfsohu pairs
and Mr.. Thompson guided his own horses. Tas
pairs were speeded several times around the track
The vanderbilt grays the blue Mr.. Thompson
getting the red, and the Lewisohn entry the yellow
An unlucky number started in the horse and run
about class for the Edward r Murphy prize. Thers
were Just thirteen entries. but the hoodoo number
did not AFFECT J. Campbell Thompsons Gold Leaf
which was given the blue. Mrs. John Gerken's
Newshoy. which was given the red was picked
to win the class. Third place in this class wen.
10 Mrs GrosvenOr's Elevation and fourth TO A.
fred c. Vander5nrs Lady Karhryne
Inc polO cdSS brought out the riders OF ths
RuTason Polo Club. and the sDecsa tors witnessed
something out OF the ordinary for nearly a half
hour. Howard 8 Borden. riding his gray mare
Comet, won the blue. Alfred c. Vanderblrs an
ny, Aonsy Bunch, was given second place, Wills
w. SuoJher Jones. the veteran hun LSlIlan gor
InIrd ana fourth places with the Cat and Zis-ZaE
M BoroenS victory a popular one
Chly hVe or the eighteen originally entered com
peted for the Patten trophy, the CHALLENGE cup
Mr. De Cernea, who the cup last year with
sporting News had two horses entered, King AZ
bert and Costly Comfort, but scratched them bod
red caDrrra1
the blue, Mrs Grosvenor's Laughing Water getting
the Red
The Westchester Farm entries. Buck and One
der named N the jumper class Mrs Charles
Phzer's Golden Chance finished third and r p
Tod's Lord Mimic fourth.
In the hunt class prize offered by Frank HIM
toon tne cameron Hunt swept the deck. taking
both prizes and $3.50
Mrs Mrs Grosvenor's Laughing Water and indian
ShleI captured the blue IN TIA victoria class
Jay 2. Carlisle was second. with EIOQusncs and
Revenue. and Manning & Seelig third with Dicta-
tor and Director.
The only rnishap OF the day was in the jump
ing class. when Centennial threw Holloway Tha
latter reInounted and made the jump He was
not hurt.
The show viii be concluded tomorrow with an
afternoon and evening session. in which eighteen
classes viii be judged, twelve in the Afternoon ana
SIX night