The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-09-27
EQUINE STARS
STRIVE FOR
HONORS
Results Of Judging on First
Day of MOrriStOwn Field
Clubs Show.

MoRRISTowN. Sept. H.-society turned
out in strong numbers at the opening OF the
tent horse show of the Morristown Field
Club yesterday, and the exhibition prom
ises to excel in numbers and quality those
of previous years. The show opened in
the afternoon with a class for novice
horses, which was won by Otto ID.
Kahn's Coquet. Mr.. Kahn's Supreme car
rled off the first prize in the twenty-second
class against Miss Hooley's Delight. Both
these horses are famous blue ribboners,
and it was the first time that Morristown
people had an opportunity to see them
pitted against each other In the same class.
Mrs. William Orr Barclay, of New York,
captured the blue in the class pairs of har-
ness horses with her well-known London
prize vim ers, Sandow and Sultan.
The feature of the afternoon was the
class for hunt clubs. This was won by the
No. l section of the Union County Hounds,
the other contestant club being the Essex
County Club. The Union Club was repre-
scented by Sidney ]. Holloway, who rode
Cygnet, "a. I. Sewell on Oneiros and Rich
ard Waugh, professional whip, on Centen-
NAL. Essex County hunters were led by
Master Of the Hounds Charles Phzer on
York. the Others being A. Fillmore Hyde
on Ralston, and Gurdon Maynard on Your
fellow.
One of the most interesting events was
the jumping class. This was one of the
best exhibitions Of Jumpers ever seeen out
side of Madison Square Garden. S. J. Hal
loway's Westchester Farms captured the
first, third and fourth ribbons in this event,
while Charles Pliers Yourfellow was
awarded the red ribbon.
Among the ~well-known society people
present were: Mrs. Thomas w. Caldwell,
Mrs w RaUard pIapEu1ail Mr. and AIre
Harold b. Griswold. Mr., and Mrs. Freder-
lex IL. Humphreys and the Misses Hum
phreys. Mr.. and Mrs. b.. Ogden Chisolm
and the Misses Chisolm, Mr.. and Mrs.
Clarence b. Mitchell, Tonic Savage, Miss
Helen Shelton, Mrs. P%hilander b. Pier
son. Mr.. and Mrs, George Walker Jenkins
and the Misses jenkins, Mr.. and Mrs, G.
Wickliffe Throckmorton, Mrs. Joseph G..
Willis. Mrs. George G. Frelinghuysen,
Mrs. William Watts, Miss Hopkins, Mr..
and Mrs. Archie Forbes, Miss Cara Foster,
the Misses Foote, Mrs. North Duane, the
Misses Whitney, Mrs. Philemon b.. Stur-
ges, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Outerbridge, Mr..
an6 Mrs. ID. r. Richardson, Miss Marie
Bryce. Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Coles Ferris
and the Misses Ferris and Mrs. Otto IL.
Kahn.
Following is the list of winners and the
classes for the afternoon:
1idsS 10, novice udTIeSS 0OFbeh, unutE
15.1 h~ands-Eirst, Otto H. Knhn's Coquet,
br. g. Isl, Z years; second, John Doyle,s
Direct bri g, 10. 8 years third, A FIJI
4 years; fourth, John M, Dillon's Over
leigh Monarch, oh. g., 143, 7 years.
ID Class ass B. sinsle rg roadster and R,o b5est-s point
Baron. b. m. 49,, 4 years; second, W. ].
Buttfel.ls May Belle, b. m, ISL, s years;
third, w. J, Buttfield's Miss Banahan, b.
class % saddle horses not exceeding
1~5.2-First. Otto II. Kahn's Supreme, b..
M, Isl. 8 years; second, Miss Mabel b.
tfdpass James nesis Gsstb aifi p PIiai fsilsfdi Bs ssats.
b.. m, -15.1, 6 years.; fourth, Walter p,
Bliss FRITZ, b; m, 15.1A, 6 years
Glass 5, pairs harness horses-Hirst, Mrs.
William Orr Barclays Sandow, cb. g., l,
8 years, and Sultan, ch. g., 10, 8 years;
second. Knickerbocker stable Company's
Is, I years; third, Henry w. Shoemaker S
Firelight, br. S. 10, 5 years, and Robin
Hood, br. s., 144, a years.
Glass Z harness horses over 15.S hands
First, Moses G. Byers's Robin, b. ST. 1874,
5 years. second, John Doyles Prince
Regent, b.. g., 16.3, 6 years; third, Charles
w. McCutcheon's Bimbashi br. g, 1895,
Glass 80. jumping class-First, wcstches-
ter FARMS Centennial, blk. g., 1872, 6
years; second, Charles Pfizer's Yourfell0w,
b. &, 16.11b, aged; third, Westehester
FARMS Oneires. CHI. g., 1873. Z years;
R1ihA FtA7ANtit'NNA a RAhA 1GNp -
g., II, 6 years.
Glass ii. horse and runabout-First Tonic
S~auvage's Lord Nelson. oh. g., l51, .
years; second, Knickerbocker Stable Com
pany's Sadie Mack, ch. g., 15.1A. Z years;
third, Otto H.. Kahn's Croquet, br. g., 81,
Z years; fourth, Miss Mabel Hooley's Free
Quaker gr. g ELY, I years, :.
over, any breed, best adapted 70 getting
carriage horses-First, j. w Ogden's Wa
basse, eh. stallion, I,S, 8 years; second,
lion, Is. aged; third, William II. Bmery's
Carbon, ell. stallion, 15.1h.
Glass 10, tandems-First, Otto IL. Kahn's
Sultan, ch. e., 15.S, Z years, and Khedive,
eh. &, 15.3, s years; second, Miss Mabel b,
Hooley's Quaker Maid, oh. m, 1853, : years,
and Free Quaker, gr., 6. 15'lN. years:
years, and Fluffy Ruffies. br. m, 1924, 3
years.
Glass rs, hunt club competition for the
best three hunters from one hunt, riders
i in hunt uniform-First, Union County
Hounds; second, Essex County Hounds.
Class 8, horse, not under IA hands and
propriate carriage-First, Miss Mabel b.
Hooley's Quaker Maid, ch. M, 15.2, 5
years; second, Tonzo Sauvage's Bluebell,
b.. m, 15.2, Z years; third, Knickerbocker
Stable Company's Sadie Mack, ch. in,
151A, z years; fourth, Thomas Dickson 5
Baby Wilkes, oh. g., 1421k, 8 years.
Glass 81. ponies under saddle, class di-
vided into two divisions; large ponies
First. James Gethin's Sligo Lad, gr. 81
14.0A, 6 years; second, Miss Winifred W.
Chisolm's Dainty Miss, b. m, I.03A, 4
years: third, Miss Frances A. Humphreys's
Robi Hood. br. g., IA, 4 years; fourth,
Miss Dorothy r. Chisolm's Nancy, b. m,
10. s years. Small p~onies-First, Miss
Mary o. Pyne's Chausette, b. m, 1872, 7
years; second, Miss Helen Fl. Jenkins's
Remington, b.. g., 1873 7 years; third, John
G. Eisele's General Grant, br. g., 11.O1a,
8 years; fourth, Miss Elizabeth II. CHS
olm's Dewey, br. e., 10, s years.
Glass "a. harness horses-First, ]. w.
Ogden's Princess. oh. M; second. Emile
Pliers Laodamia. IN. M. 15.11s; third,
Miss Mabel B. Hooley's Dorothea, ch. m,
15.1&. 7 years; fourth, Charles w. Me-
Cutcheon's Piccadilly Sweetheart, CHI. M,
15.1h. 6 years.
Glass 80. tradesmen's class. best horse
and delivery wagon-First, Rutan Broth
er5, Larry TySrr, 81. 81 o Iog 10 g oI,snd second
1873. 8 years; third, Hill & Carson's Den,
or. e.. 16. 6 years: fourth, Smith & Proc
tors Harry. gr. g., is, 7 years.
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