The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-07-26
NEWARK HORSE FIRST
BLUE BELLS WINS ANOTHER
BLUE RIBBON AT SHOW.

LONG BRANCH, July 26.-Honors at
the second days exhibition of the Mon
mouth County horse show were divided
between Charles w. Watson. of Baltimore,
and j. W. Hartman, of New York. They
each won three blue ribbons and an equal
amount of prize money. The two stables
captured half of the blue ribbons distrib-
uted during the day.
Alfred @. Vanderbilt won with Lady
Katherine in the gig class. The mare won
a simllar class Mt the international horse
show recently held In London, England.
It was one Of the most popular wins of he
day. Others who took flrSts were Tonic
Savage. of Newark; P. r. Collier, Sid
ney j. Hollaway, Mrs. Otto II. Kohn and
w. J. Buttheld.
The awards follow:
Glass % (ponies, in harness, not exceed
ing 10 hands; shown to appropriate traps)-
First prize, $40, won by ]. w. Harriman's
br. m. Lady Dilham; second. ]. w. Harri-
mans h. &. Viseount Salisbury; third, Mrs.
John Gerken's Torchlight; fourth, Mrs. II.
S. Ladew's 70. m. All There.
Class 40 (high steppers, not exceeding ISL
hands)-Ffrst prize, 500. offered by Frank
T. Huntoon, won by c. w. Watson's oh.
mares Kittie Grey and Ringing Bells; sec
ond, Lehman Strauss b. mares Flurette
and Babeth; third, Miss r. Seelig's b.. gs.
Lion and Mouse: fourth, Tichenor Grand
S~ompany's b. mares Little Sweetheart and
sporting ways.
Glass 8 (pairs Of roadsters; three years
old and ov~er)-First prize, $40, won by w.
j. Buttfield's b. mares Miss Banahan and
Miss .Westcott, second. George r. Cooks
b. geldings Stanley and Stanwick; third,
King. =
Glass "a SADDLE horses, over IS hands and
not exceeding 152 hands)-First prize, SIS
won by Otto II. Kahn's br. Z. Supreme
second, Rufus l.. Patterson's eh. e. Dur
ham; third. Mrs. John Gerhen's CHI. m
| ME- w fnIIth " l. ~ ffnFuOnTG oh q
Corotoman.
Glass IL (pairs of horses. ladies to drive
not exceeding 15.2 hands: shown in appro'
PIRATE carriages; horses to count 60 per
cent; carriages and appointments, 40 pei
cent: dealers barred)-First prize. S10o,
won by c.. w. Watsonis ch. mi. Klttie Grey
Newsboy and oh. m. Shopgirl. second J.
w. Harriman's br. m. Laughing Water and
br. g Ghieftain, third Miss j.. seelig's b,
gs. Lion and Mouse, fourth.
Glass IS (horses suitable for n gig. over
Is hands and not excee@ing Is hands)-
First prize, $50; won BY ! W Harrt-
g. Chieftain, second; George Watson.s J..
(. Emperor: third; A. G. Van der viets
b. m. The Y~oiingster. fourth.
Class 80 (%hunters ladies to ride; first
brush hurdle about four feet, second, post
and rails, four feet; third, in and out,
post and rails, about four feet; fourth,
stone wall about four feet high)-First
prize, $50, won by S. ]. H~alloway's b. e.
Jaconite. ridden by Miss Dledrleh; s. ].
tlvllONaN X DIX. q. ttHttHuiIl MISS Dltu-
rich) second; p. F.. Golfers b. g, Ken
meth (Mrs. Won KLEIN. third; Halloway's
b. m. Cygnet Mrs. Won KLEIN, fourth.
Class 10 ozark teams shown to drag
coach or body ~brake)-First prize, 300,
won by Charles Watson's Lord Baltimore,
My Maryland H., Virginia aud Lady Balti-
more: second. $50, A. G.. Nanderbilt's Sweet
Marie. Ma ior. Polly Prim and The Young
ster: third, Vanderhilt's Gibson Boy, Full
Dress. Primrose and The Dude.
Class 44-IIorses to runabouts. not under
143 and not exceeding 15.2 hands to run
abouts: horse to count, 90 per cent. run
First prize. 800, offered by Mr.. Edward j.,
Murphy-Won by A. @. Vanderbilt's CHI. m.
Lady Kathryn: second, George Watson's
b. e. Snapshot: third. G. w. Watson's
Oh. &. Newmarket; fourth, Tonzo Saw
ages CHI. g. Lord Nelson.
Class 52-CIorses to basket phaetons,
ladies' to drive; horses to count 80 per cent,
appointments, 30 per cent-). First prize,
S50-Won by Tonic Sauvage's b. M. Blue
Bell: second. NJ. J.. and A. c. Schwartz's
b. <. SDider; third, Mrs. NJ IA, kohn's
ch. e. Chestnut Thorne: fourth. Miss Grace
FTeedman's u. m. Miss Grace.
Class 42-Gudging high steppers over
l5D-First prize 800. offered by lie Roy
M. Tavlor-Won by j. w. Harriman's
b. gs. Lord Burleigh and Lord Brook: A.
q. Vanderbllts Polly Prim and The
YCungster. second; Gilman Etrauss's b..
m. Wanda and br. &. Tonawanda, third;
G. w. Watson's b. rs. NV Maryland and
NV Maryland H.. fourth.
Glass ; (uuarter-mlle race)-First prize,
s50-Won nv p. j. Golfers oh. g Princess;
George Charpotar's oh. e.. Renlap Knarp,
second; Allan Pinkerton's br. e. Handron
Bed third