New-York tribune., 1906-07-28
HONORS FOR CHIEFTAIN
WINS LEG ON RICH CUP.
Blues Well DiUided at the Long
Branch Horse Shoe.
TBy telegraph 10 The Tribune, ]

Long Branch. n. j., July 27.-HonOrs at the horse
show this afternoon were equally divided among
three exhibitors-Alfred Gwynne Vanderbilt. ]. w.
Hartman and Miss Gertrude Gilbert. who captured
two blue ribbons each, half the number awarded.
The six individual winners were Mrs. John Gerken
Howard s. Borden, w. Stanton Elliott, west
chester Farm, J. E Davis and Thomas Mangan.
1t another ideal afternoon for the show, and
more than three thousand spectators were present
20 cheer the winners. The show closes tomorrow
with two sessions, one beginning at o'clock and
the other at O'Clock, when the champion classes
will be Judged by electric light. feature of to-
afternoons card will be the road race
between Alfred Gwynns Vanderbilt and J. Camp
bell Thompson. Last year Mr. Vanderbilt won
with his grays. making the six miles inside Of
thirty minutes. Governor Stokes has promised to
be present.
One Of the features OF the afternoons card was
the contest for the challenge cup presented by
According 20 conditions. il must be won three
rot InS me Jae T o"nsT oefoFe OF IL becomes I ms
who does not appear this year exhibitor won
in 1902 with Lord Golden IT. and again in 1908 with
Lord Golden In 1904 Albert de Cernea Of New
York. won with Sporting News. Last year Eben
This afternoon only five OF the sixteen entries ap-
Daisy, Gold Queen and Lady Vanity were out
classed by j. w. Harriman's Chieftain and Alfred
close Contest between the two. but the Judges con-
hrmed their decision earlier in the show and gave
In the contest for fours Mr.. Vanderbilt driving
Storm King and Viking at the wheel and True Boy
and Vogue in the lead. with the coach Venture had
an easy victory over the field. Mr. Vanderbilt had
two entries, his second getting the yellow The red
ribbon vas AWARDED to J. Campbell Thompson, who
: ton ard Sweet Auburn to the coach Faugh-a- Bal
lagh.
he e e 8adp nd Hnf May RG
neither was injured. The awards follow:
Glass 4e tchlds ponies exceeding 1872 hands shown
In appropriate traps by children exceeding
l3 years Of agslWon by Mrs John Gerken's b. Don
Glass % pair rsh steppeTs hook action consideTed not
Won by Miss Gertrude Giiberts cR gs The BaroS and
shops second Fss poer en- o e o ana Gs m
S5 fourth h. Ii''ham Daisy and b. Kingston Countess
Glass 81 polo ponies not exceeding hands. judged
for manners hardness pace and eonformationlwon by
second: W, S. Jones's b. Ready. third: l. T Bush 5
Glass Is IsaddIe exceeding l52 hands,-won by
W. w s. Elltott,s b. m Jasmine W a McGibbon's br
prtse third J. ". Harrman's b May Morning Fourth
exceeding @ handswon by Alfred g g. 8saas 8anderbs Sng not
Tonzo sauvages Blue Bell third George watsons S6I
Class SO pas to victoria count so per cent
Duchess; Miss Maude seeIigs b, gs Lion and Mouss
Class sS o y1ers or Jumpers sarns e9
81 on C s sesJaE & by Westchester
Sh g. Buck. second; Dick Donnely G Co.'S b g. Ride
Class % ttOgr-nhan to coach; teams to count IS
dsrbs storm King and viking and FTue f. a Boy g. Va and
and ee and lord shefton and sweet aUSnH
Glass Single harness horses Shown in trap appro
pirate for lady, ladies drive: horses 20 count s
cent appointments % 30 per centlWon by Miss Gertrude
second NJ L & A g sehwaTtZ,s b g. Spider. third:
judged for P for o dssae sstaP nss fGT s s
around action and cOnformation)-Won BY Nv Esrri-
mans br. g. Chieftain A G. Vanderbt's b. m The
Youngster second. - ~ -"S
Class S5 hunters or jumpers carrying les pounds
hounds: TO be shown regular jumps)-Won bv I
Davis's b. G. Nimrod; Westchester FARMS e Jack
third. = . ~ -s"'
IN csS ssoTs s. SSIs Rr4S not sESeeds I hands, ridden
CHI Virginia Francis: s Van schaick's 3 m ssn1por
second: John Freeland's br m. Thunder. third.