New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-07-26
KEEN RIVALRY In RING.
BLUES WE'LL DIVIDED.
The Hartman and WATSON Horses
Vim at Long Branch Shoe.
IBy telegraph to The Tribune.I

IBy Telegraph to The Tribune.l
Long Branch, n. j., July 25.-J. W. Hartman
and c. w Watson divided honors IN the second
days exhibition Of the Monmouth County horse
show to-day Each won three blue ribbons. Mr..
Hartman. however, up to the present. is one
blue in the lead having won three TO Mr.. Wat
sons two yesterday.
Other winners at to-day's show W. ].
Buttfeld, Otto H. Kahn. Alfred C. Vanderbilt.
s. J. Holloway, Tonic Savage and P. F. Col
Her. Twelve classes were judged. The atten-
dance was large. even better than yesterday.
Mr.. Hartman repeated his victory of yester-
day by taking the blue and red in the first class
Judged. 1t was for ponies in harness. Mr..
Donnelly showed Lady Dnham. which took the
blue. Mrs John Gerken, who has yet TO win
her first blue, got third place. c. W. Watson
got the blue in the high stepping class: five OF
the six teams entered were shown in the ring.
The Watson pair Ringing Bells and Kitty
Grey, showed to advantage, and the award was
popular. Flurette and Babette got the red.
In the roadsters' class w. J. Buttheld exhibited
Miss Banahan and Miss WesterveIt and won
easy victory. There were only three in the class.
Second honors went TO G. r Cook. In the sad
die class eight horses competed for the blue.
1t proved a difficult matter TO pick the winner.
as Otto H Kahn's Supreme and r. L Patter-
sons Durham were well matched. The former
finally got the verdict Mrs. Gerken. driving
Mayo, got third place.
In the class for pairs eight teams were shown
and It proved one Of the most interesting classes
Of the day. Mrs Gerken showed Newsboy and
Shop Girl and many persons thought she de-
served the blue Mr. Hartman showed Laugh
ing Water and Chieftain, while Mr.. Watson was
cut with Kitty Grey and Norena- The Judges,
after little delay, gave the blue to the Watson
stable. the red to Mrs. Gerken and the yellow 70
Mr.. Hartman.
In the hunters and jumpers class Sidney J.
Holloway took first and second ribbons. 1t was
4 class for ladies TO ride. and Miss Deidrich
showed skill IN handling both Jaconite and Gen.
teDUial Tba friI y-t+h thirtean entries
proved interesting. and the judges had trouble
deciding on the winner. Mr.. Harrinans Nola
and Chieftain got first and second. with Mr.
VahderbLt's The Youngster third
! In the park teams Mr.. Watson was again
pitted against Mr. Vanderbilt. and he carried
away the blue with Lord Baltimore. Ny Mary
land II. Virginia and West Virginia Mr.. Van
derbIt got second and third place.
In the runabout class Mr. Vanderbilt's chest
nut mare which won a similar class at the
International Horse Show IN London. won from
a field Of sixteen. 1t was the largest class
judged during the day.
In the phaeton class four horses were shown
The blue went 10 Tonic Sauvages Blue Bell
Jack Dounelly scored his third blue IN the high
stepping class. Seven pairs were shown. II
was another case OF the Hartman stable
against the Vanderbilt. and once more Mr.. Van
derbilt finished second. Mr.. DonneLy drove
Lord Burleigh and Lord Brook for Mr.. Harri-
man and Mr.. Vanderbilt handled Polly Prim
The final event OF the day was pony race,
which was won by P. F. Golfers Princess.
The awards follow:
Class % cpones IN harness no. exceeding is hands:
} W HnrriInan's sr. m. Lady DnhaIH: rsoOnt. J. W
GerIens TorchIght: fourth Mira Il g. Lads" TO NJ
CLASS 40 Cgh s.eppers. not .xceedins lo1 hands,
c W. Wetson,s en- mares t'ts Grey sna ttins1, S
Babe,A: thri. Miss E sslss ga Lion and Mouse;
heart and Sporting Ways.
class pairs q rosdsters three years old and over-
Banahan and Westcott; second. George r Cook
hey Seedlings staaGy and S'snT y3F; 'Ao' l. l. Ae
Class "a s1idlo horses over hands exceed
fr s4rree second. Rufus l. PattersOa's Oh. g.
Durham: third Mrs. John Gerkea's Oh n Mayo fourth
class pairs ladies TO drive not sIceeins
I9 ha rr ssHt Gases and app6innsn,s 20 per
cent dealers barred-First prize sl0O-won BY C W.
Ie1eH rs r Sr NJ T4uShnE wster ana bT E.
entertain. third, Miss E seeligs b. 81 Lion and Mousse
Class s. ores suitable for gig owe. :o Is bands and
". Harrirnan's b. $ NaIa J. W Hartman. e5. g:
a. G Van Ger viets D m The YounssteF. fourth
in and cut post rails about four fseti fourth stone
! HsI5way's b g Jaconite ridden By Miss Dietrich;
Holoway's blk Centennial (Miss Diedrichl. sec
ttrd Haoway's Cygaet Oirs Won Fllein) fourth.
Glass 19-Park teams shown to drag coach or body
brake First prize, $loooR by Charles Watsons Lord
Baltimore. Ny Maryland II. Virginia and Lady salt-
more. second S5u-A. G. NanderbiIt's Sweet Marie,
Major Polly Prm The Younster third. Vanisrblrs
Gibson Boy. Full Dress. Primrose and The Dude.
Class runabouts. not under Il and not
exceeding 1872 runabouts: horse to count 60
PR runn1out and appointments 40 cent First
prize 500 offered by Mr. Edward ?. Murphy-Won by
c. VauIerbiIt's ch Lady Kathryn; second George
Watscn's b. &. Snapshot third, c. ". Watsons eh g.
Newmarket fourth. Tonic sauvage's CHI Lord Nelson
Class 52-Horses 10 basket phaetors ladies' 20 drive;
horses % count per appointments 90 cent
First prize, $50-Won by Tonic Sauvases B. m Blue
Bell: second. L and A. c Schwartz's b Spider;
third NJ II. Kohns ch. g Chestnut ThoEns fourth
Miss Freedman's o. Miss Grace
Glass ~ Judging high steppers over 1S1)--First
prize 800 offered by 10 Roy NJ Taylor Won by J. W.
HarrITrans o. So. Lord Burlegh and Lord Brook; A.
e. Vanderbits Polly Priu and The Youngs.er second
Lehman StraUsHs b. Wanda and hr. q. Tontwands-
third; O. ". Watson's b. So Ny Maryland and Ny
Maryland II. fourth. 49,
class 3 (quarter-IniIs race)-First prize $50 Won
by p. Golfers en-. 8. Princess; George CharpotaTs
on. G. RenIap Knarp. second; Allan Pinkertons Dr. g.
Eandron Bed third ,
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