The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-09-16
MISS MAXWELL SCORES IN RING
BROOKLYN GIRL a FREQUENT
WINNER AT GREENWICH.



GREENwIcE, Conn. Sept, lathe Sixteenth
Annual Horse SHOW Of the Bella Haven AssN-
citation, held on the Casino Grounds here to-
day, proved 20 he one OF the greatest Successes
OF the season. 4 parade Of fouT-tn-hands.
In which eight vehicles took Nar'. was an
event Of Importance. The Dorad" started At
the fountain. Putnam avenue. in front NJ ths
Greenwich Presbyterian Church, and ms
I coaches we're fooled by way Of the Field Point
road to the Casino Grounds.
The Judging opened with a pony class
which had eight entries. the blue going N
Miss Lillian A. PALMER Brownie Then fol-
lowed the single horses under Is hands !
inches. the iudge awarding the blue IN Mas
Mollie &. Maxwells chestnut gelding Adonla.
driven by his owner. William n ". Martens
brown Geldlng Lord Nelson, was second ami
George Z. Clausen's Grand Entry third. Mr..
Clausen had sweet revenge 10 the peat class.
+ Tampbei ThompsOn's Mayo and Sligo and
others, Miss X. a.. Reid. defeated Miss Mollis
q; Maxwell in the saddle Glsss NTH EndSra.
getting the second price ana MISS Reids
Minstrel third,
show ring, F~irmament, TO victory IN the singls
harness class. }, Campbell Thompson,s MAYO
coming second and Mr.' n, sShrs1kslsens
loved. With Adonis Miss, Maxwell won ia
in Class n with Jacobite and in Class Is for
tandems with After All and Dauntless. SEQ
onds and thirds added to me prizes Which
| ried on from the Casino grounds the greatest
array OF trophies OF any single exhibitor Ths
awards:
class -Four in -hands-won by j. Campbell
ThomPson's four; william II, II. Martins four
Class 8 Pairs OF horses under 49, hands-woa
Sy Apr, Sp sSSg- tnIa & s snS May Il siS~e, .n slf. NJ
s hSne Venus 81: s eh. m M. Miss Monie e. maxwell, taiis
n. Glss' . sTSinsas ssr 20 sS S91y' 3 g. ssal'. ~,
By .'adcnis, es. G, Miss Moliis .Ms1wen Cam:
R ISEs N si |. S 81. & +. i w Ts%ROff +. EsH ss2;iS. ; issSnd'
Class ssddl.s ana drying classes
SSS';i: soo 8 :os ss E's g. Ms. s HSiiIs .. Maven; Hone,
nj %inG a.; Ma j. M rr sis. Il. = s.S Mooa:, i sSiPd' ''"' OF
Gas: I1-RSRsSSSS T N class aRpoi S,TTsS I. Z as ScSn,
NSSonis, 'oS. Z. Miss 'Gofie & NlsISeh. second;
Hees lDs. :; ,sE & a Si'' ssd SFs%e 'Tid ACRE BY. r.dl.. IL
The riqE-Won BY EndGTS; BIZ M3n T' Mis-; I; II
ssoSnd !f sslis 81 winidsCr. 3. NJ. Miss NJ E. aoor.'
.s Siss: 1 !, Ess-: 81 ' .. S 3. SSas or g%Rss' ~ d BTsT. T. =,
b. &, Miss Lillian A. PalnaeT; Nancy. sor. M Mss
Ss1nf Il. 4. s.n nS1t Coles siSSo' tSilvd. 'uq' Ct" w.
Class s-Singie horses, under l11 hands-won
n Sys,. ASoP BE- 81 en- pFiinM%' MEX X. n ao Martin n econ e ana
Entry, b. G.. George {. Clausen, THIRD.
inches or over"won By Bobby. CD. e.. and sr,'v,
! Oh. M. George G; Clausen; Mayo: Sr z; ard S'iEo'
and Tor. br. q, W. Truslow Hyde. thrd.
Class S-Saddlers. any height Won by Fndc's,
blk. m. Miss r. n. Reid; Jacohite, oh. e. SITS Molls
G. Maxwell, second; Minstrel b. g.. Miss II. u
Class io-sinEle harness horses, IS bands nch's
or over-won by Ftrmament, br. G., Miss Nnlis
c, MAXWELL, Mayo. br, 3 J. Campbell Thonp;cg'
secdnd: Poke. Oh. e.. Mrs, X. SChrcp kelSen, ihlfd.
Class e-Single horses shown before a 1cpot
wagon Appointments 20 count 80 per cent on ny
Miss Noble Maxwell; second.
Won by After All. ch;, G. and psuntless. b. 8"
Miss Mollie C.. Maxwell; MAYO, br. g., and 'am
bridge King, hr. g., J. Campbell Thon pson, second.
JacI Blair. br. & and Sir Gibney. sr' g" william
Class iS-Won BY Gold Lace. Oh. M. Fl. N. Potl'r;
Sweer Brar, ch- g.. J. Campbell Thompson, second
Plough Boy, b. G.. II: N. Potter. third.
Class 4-Pairs OF harness horses, any height
driven by lsdies-won by Bobby. CHI. g. and Betty.
CD. M. 1eorTe {. Clsusen; Fur. ,. m. and FIol'c'
b. m, w. Trneloy Hyde. second; Lsrd ManninE'
Oh. G.. and Lady Honey. gT. no., Mrs. G. H.. GuyH'
Glass Is-StngIe road horses, driven to appropri
ate vehicles-Won BY Alca. oh. m. Alfred B Mar
lay; AlRen. oh. e., ID. MilbAnk. second; Harlequin
blk. g., George G. Clsusen. third.