New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-07-24
HORSE SHOW ON TO-DAY
Long Branch Ready for Great Blue
Ribbon Contest Entries.

Long Branch. N J.. July % (SpeciaD-The horse
show opens in Hollywood Park tomorrow. Ex-
hibitors and prize horses by the score here and
arriving hourly All signs point 10 a record
breaking show All that is needed for success is
four days OF sunshine.
The numbers include the judging of four ponies
in harness; twelve horses in the novice harness
class five roadsters; six saddle ponies, children
to ride; six saddle horses. women TO ride; five
horses shown 10 rumble basket phaet9ns; sixteen
harness horses. seven hunters and jumpers, six
POLO ponies, six tandems. four pairs 20 vtctortas
and seven horses suitable for station work
In the roadster class tomorrow J. Campbell
Thompson will show Perfection Leo Oettinger
Charley w, Il e. Rich Amanda Brown. w J.
Buttfed Miss Banahan, G. r. Cook Stanley and
Lambert jackson The Lad.
Trotters in pairs will be shown on Thursday by
l. Lafflin Kellogg, who will drive Rosie F. and
King; w J. Buttfeld. who will hold the reins over
Miss Banahan and Miss Westcott, and G. N
Cook. who Will drive Stanley and Stanwick-
In the harness class for single horses and pairs
a large number Of entries has been made C. w.
Watson. of Baltimore, will show Kittie Gray and
Ringing Bells, Harvey S. Ladew Leader of Fash
ion. Mrs. John Cierken Newsboy, an Atlantic City
prize winner; Mrs E. SeeIg Lion, George Watson
Gambler and Snapshot. Carr & King Buster Brown
A. c. Schwartz Spider and Fly, Mrs w. o. Barclay
Sandow, and John Doyle Dude.
In pairs Mrs Barclay will show Sandow and
Sultan. the Messrs. Schwartz Spider and Fly, Mrs
Seelig Lion and Mouse, Mrs Gerken Newsboy and
Shopgirl. Carr & King Buster Brown and Sunny
Jim, George Watson Gamble and Counsellor, and
c. w. Watson Norena and Klttie Gray.
Alfred G. Vanderbilt will show The Youngster
and Polly Prlm In the class for pairs over 10
and not exceeding 153 J. w. Hartman Jack
Donnelly driving will show Chieftan and Lord
Burleigh. prize winners at the Long Branch snow
Mr.. Vanderbilt has five entries in another class
for single horses. They include Rustling SILK, Inc
Duke. Polly Prim. The Youngster, and The Prim-
rose
In the tandem class Mr.. Vanderbilt will show
Polly PrIm and the YOungster; g. w. watson
Lord Baltimore and My Maryland; ]. w. Hartman
Lord Brook and Nala; George Watson, superior
and Emperor. and Tichenor Grand Company. In
vincbIe and Three Cheers.
In the fourth hands and park teams the honors
will be between the TichenOr Grand Company Al
fred q. Vanderbilt. George Watson and j. w Har-
riTnan.
D. F. Guggenheim will show in the saddle class
Clarietta. Miss May Elsie Moore and Belle or
Windsor: Rufus J.. Patterson, 81. Agnes NJ L. ana
A. c. Schwartz. Kentucky. Mrs. John Gerken'
w. A. McGibbon and II. S. Ladew have also made
large entries
In the polo pony class the following have entered
horses: Howard s. Borden r. c. Lawrence. NJ l.
and A c. Schwartz and p. F. Collier.
In the hunters and jumpers class Sidney j. Hoi-
Ioway outnumbers all Of the rest OF the exhibitors
He has entered JacOnite Jack Frost. Cygnet and
Centennial
In the Challenge Cup. which IS down for Friday,
fifteen horses are entered This Is the richest prize
of the show Tho prize Is worth $500 and IS offered
by w r. and T. @. Patten- Eight owners Will
figure in this class. They J. c. Thompson.
Miss May Elsie Moore. George C. CIausen. Tichenor
Grand Company. A G. Vanderbilt, George watson
] W. Hartman and c. W. Watson.
In the victoria class the following entries have
been made: A G. Vanderbilt. Rustlfng SILK ana
The Duke; J. w. Hartman. Premier Gray and
Wilkes. and c. W. Watson, Lord Burleigh ana
Lord Baltimore.