New-York tribune., 1906-07-27
BLUE RIBBONS DIVIDED
BIG CROWD At SHOW.
j. w. Hm7iman,s Chieftain Beats
The Youngster an Gig Class.
rnv Telegraph q The Tribune. }

Long Branch, N j. July 2G.-Ideal weather
and a large attendance marked the second days
exhibition Of the Monmouth County Horse Show
in Hollywood Park this afternoon. HOnors were
more equally divided than on the opening day.
there being ten individual winners
feature this afternoon was the fight for
supremacy in the gig class between Jack DON
nelly and Alfred Gwynne Vanderbilt No less
than fourteen horses lined up in front Of the
judges Time and again the exhibitors were
sent around the ring. until the contest narrowed
down TO Cheftain. driven by DOnnelly, one OF
the prize horses Of J. w. Hartman, and Mr..
Vanderbilt's The Youngster. The judges finally
awarded the blue ribbon TO Chieftain.
j. w. Hartman earned another blue during
, the afternoon winning in the saddlehorse class
with Corrine. ridden by Miss Belle Beach.
The other winners of the afternoon were Har-
vey s. Ladew. Mrs. John Gerken. NJ. L. and A G.
Schwartz, Lehman Strauss. Alfred Gwynne Van
derbilt, T. J. Ryan. the Westchester Farm, j.
Campbell Thompson and John Freeland
Competition was keen I'm nearly every class
judged. except in the fours when Mr.. Wander
bilt swept the deck. taking both first and second
prizes, the first with Polly Prim. The Youngster.
Sweet Marie and Portia, and the second with
King Edward. King James. Gibson Boy and
Full Dress.
Mrs. Ger5en won the first prize In the har-
ness class for pairs with Newsboy and shopgirl.
In the rOadsters class the competition was be-
tween MT. Buttfelds pair. Miss Banahan and
Miss Wescott, and Mr.. Ladew's Sadie McGregor
and Enid. It took considerable time for the
judges to decide which was entitled TO first
place, but Mr. Buttfield's pair was finally Sc
Mrs. Gerken's Newsboy in the runabOut class.
The summary follows:
Class p narness horses; IS hands and not ex-
seeding zee & l41 @ hsndsWSn 9 by Harvey dddes 1 TC a.
M Ladew's . CHI g Duty @ third oo.s,n =, n.na.
shown runabouts; horses count so per cent.
gTAen & en g. g|SPoy Sd 9G en- haF m ann Ell M sver
ca Sc 9g9 9 i9d b6n b. soR1 to SOTf s basket hn
by ladies' horses count so cent carriages and a
Schwartz b. g. The spider Tonzo sauyages 3 m. Blue
Glass @ a MSS Of E ppe hook action Considered
Is bands shown to aPPg0P,99te BY
DoeTr 8 Carroll Companys b. Costly Comfort and
and Broker. third J. w Harrman's br. m. Laughing
Class pairs Of roadsters three-year-olds and over
by n dd ch D. mn ms sas s' erer and b m
Enid. second; C. Thompson's blk g. Count and blk m
Glass "a saddle horses over hands and exceeding
Ridden by Miss Beie Beach; same owners
Petroleum. second: Mrs. John Gerken's ch m Mayo
suab gig 49, rs nsRqs sT'. aSd soa
work designated. conformation quality ana al rouna
cfdi9q 6ea6 dSe9 Sy jack Bonne By yne
derblt's The Youngster. second; Lehman STRAUSS
Glass 90 (pones under saddle. walk, trot ana
canter not exceeding 142 hands)-Won by Thomas j.
Ryan's b. M Dainty: Brothers b. m Parsley sec
9S PSnns e mel ansh f & PalrS foaTfi third MISS
Glass 20 jumpers; women 70 rdel-WOn Oy
Vnchester FARMS rO e. Jack Miss Marion Holo-
way): pick Donney & Co. g. Rife Mrs Henderson,.
second J. E. Davis's b. e. NmTod Miss Belle Beach)
third
Won BY Alfred enne y%nderbIs's The y YOqRgss.sr pa,.s
same owners king Edward and King James and BibsOn
Sass al norses To Under IA and not sxceeding l53
hands runabouts horses 70 count 60 Per cent
nd appointments 40 cent(-Won Dy j.
Campbell ThomPsons ch. Gold Leaf: Mrs John
Newsboy, second A. G. V9nderotlt6 en-
m. Lady Xathryne third Mrs w. S. Elliott's b. m.
Lolita fourth.
one-quarter Of me)-Won by John FTeelands br m.
DuvaTs ch. Ard Belle, second; MISS
Corrne b. Schwartz.s ch m. sunight third.