The evening star and Newark advertiser., 1907-07-27
HORSE SHOW AWARDS.
Entries of Vanderbilt, Watson and
Holloway Share Honors.

LONG BRANCH. July ga sharp
competition was waged for the honorary
ribbons at the third session of the annual
meeting of the Monmouth County horse
show at Hollywood Park yesterday after
noon. Alfred G. Vanderbilt, c. w Wat
son and Sidney j. Holloway shared honors.
each with two blues.
Mr.. Vanderbilt won the blue ribbon in
the single harness class with The Young
ster. defeating Mr.. Harrlman's Lord Bur
leigh, and with his four grays captured
first honors in class 20 for road teams to
coach. teams to count IS per cent
Mr.. Watson's chestnut mare Kitty Grey
won the blue for her owner in the single
harness class over Mrs. Gerkens News
boy Ringing Bells scored Mr. Watsons
second win defeating Kitty Grey in class
3. for high steppers.
Mr.. Holloway triumphed in both classes
for hunters and jumpers Centennial got
the blue in class 80, for hunters shown
over the regulation jumps, while Jacobite
landed the blue in class S5, for qualified
hunters.
j. w. Hartman won second leg for
the challenge cup with his bay stallion
Nala. This places SIR. Hartman on even
terms for the trophy with i, d. Jordan,
of Boston. and DIR. John l.. Wentz. of
Scranton, Pa, each of whom have two
wins to their credit. The cup must be
The summarizes:
Glass As Judging children's ponies in
harness, exceeding 1872; children to driNe)--
First prize, $50, Mrs. II. S. ladew's blk
m Welsh Princess second prize, $1o, Will
lam carr's b; g. Yankee; third prize Miss
Helen C. Alexanders ch. m. Lightning;
fourth prize, Carr's CHI M. Imp Weleh.
Glass Judging harness horses to ap-
propriate traps; previous horse show win
ners barred)-First prize $50 c. w. Wat
sons ch. m. tittie Grey second prize,
ATrc I'm aElxf, Sc oh NntHf IafaRf
third prize, c. w. Watson's CHI m. Ring
ing Bells; fourth prize, j. w Harrimans
ro, g. Leader of Fashion,
ceeding 14.2 hands)-Flrst pri2e,$50, William
Gsrrs ch Imp M9jeste second Rriizes
S. Ladew's 70. m. Patte Pembroke.
Class @ tjudging saddle horses exceed
ing 15.2 hands)-F'irst prize, $75, Rufus L.
iPatterson,s g. NJ. Jasamine: second prize
| $780, Miss G. Adelaide Doremuss b. m. Indy
Mcdonald; third, Mrs. II, $. Ladew's br.
m. Artist Model fourth, Bedminster
Farms ch. &. Bedminster.
Class 6 Judging single harness horses
over 10 hands and not exceeding 15.S hands,
First prize SIS, As-G. Vanderbilt's b. m.
The Youngster; second prize, $35 J.. w.
Harrimans b. g. Lord Burlegh; third,
Vanderblts b. m. Polly Prim fourth,
George Watson's b. g. Emperor.
Glass 30 Cudging hunters and jumpers)-
First prize, $10O S. ]. Holloway's blk. 8.
Centennial; second prize, $50, Holloway S
b. m. Cygnet; third, William Carr's b. g.
Sapolio; fourth, p. f. Golfers ch. &. Lake
wood
Glass 80 Judging high steppers not ex-
ceeding 1871 hands shown to appropriate
traps)-First prize, $50, C. w. Watson's b..
m, Ringing Bells; second. s5 Watsons
ch. m, Kittie Grey; third, William Carrs
b. N. Imp Balbinette; fourth, Lehman
Strauss b. m. Fleurette.
Class 20 Judging road teams shown to
coach; teams to count 70 per cent; appoint
ment 25 per cent)-Frst prize, 500, A. G.
Vanderbilt's four greys "a. g. VanderhlD; I;
second $50. Nestledown FARMS four (J. G.
Thompsom; third, Tichenor Grand Com
panv's four "a. DeCernea).
Glass As 0udging combination saddle and
harness horses) s)--First nfize offered by JET
ferson Sedgman, won by Miss c. Adelaide
Doremus b. m Indy Mcdonald; second
prize. s25, Mrs John Gerkenss b. g. Sur
prise; third, Mrs. II. S. Ladew's ch. &. Re
lance; fourth, w. A. McGbbon's b. m.
Countess
Class AZ (iudgins horses suitable for n
sig challenge cup)-First, j. w Harri-
mans bay 5 Nala: second, Harrimen's
bro. z. Chieftain; third. A, G Yanderbilt's
b. m. The Youngster; fourth Tichenor
Grand Companv's b. s. Hurrah.
Glass S5 dudging hunters 70 be ridden in
hunt costumes)--F First prize, 800, offered by
A. G. Vanderbilt, A. j. Holloway's b. &
Jaccnte; second, Thomas Heroes b. &.
Red Raven: third. p. L. Golfers bro. g.
Piehaneel; fourth. Donnelly's b. m. Cyg-
net.
Class 56 fGalloway's half-mile race1--
First prize, 5000. offered by Frederick Levi
sohn. won by George Chrpchase's ch. :.
Remlap Knarn. second. $40, Allen PinlSer-
toms bro. M HANDSOME Belle