The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-07-30
MY LADY EASILY
BEATS KING HORSE
At LONG BRANCH


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trainer. Wilson, whom operatically in
clined Florence Schenck declares is her
welded husband, was present with a
noted string of equine aristocrarcy. He
! failed to score brilliantly, however, for
C. w. Watson, with some splendid en-
trants, captured four blue ribbons, as
many as the events In which they par
ticipated.
Newark shared the honors with the
baltimore man in the popular victory
of Miss Mary Hauck, the 12-year-
old daughter Of Peter Hauck, jr., who
handily captured the first event of yes
terday, that of ponies in harness to
baby phaetOns. Miss Ha' ok, daintily
CARRIED, and with skillful confidence,
guided her spirited pony, Jack Sprat,
around the quarter-mile track. When
her victory was announced and the
blue emblem of success pinned upon
her waist, she was greeted with great
applause by the audience.
Another Hauck Success.
Peter Hauck, f., captured the last
event of yesterday when his fleet
i-ytdI-olu tIitStnut iidio pOiO ppbJ
outstripped his competitors In a quar-
ter-mile dash around the track and
came in q winner pulling up.
Governor Fort, with his staff drove
from Sea Girt in the automobile of Col
onel Colgate, and was one of the most
interested spectators yesterday after
noon. The Governor held quite a re-
ception.
A. G. vanderbilt's new hackney
ponies had a walkover in a class for
pairs and created a sensation.
The judges did not place them as those
did who oficiated at the London show,
where Wonder and Wonderful. except
when Louis Winans beat them with
Tessington Kit and Tessington Cock
Robin, were placed over Wondrous and
Wonderland. The summary:
Results.
Ponies In Harness-Children to drive,
won by the Misses Hauck's Jack Spratt,
IL hands; second, Miss Helen G. Alex
ander's Lightning; third, Adolph Wald's
Beauty.
Harness Horses to Station Wagons
Appointments to count, won by Paul A.
Sorg's Fatty Bates, roam gelding, 15%:
SeCOIlut L. htIlfIldn . OhPilcit o. ~
James Smiths The Squire.
Saddle Horses for Women-Owners to
ride, Who must be residents of Mon
mouth County, won by Mrs. l.. A. D.
Percivars Railey Prince. chestnut
gelding, 1873; second, Miss Mabel Brady's
Mavourneen; third, Miss Marjorie A.
Contents Aimee.
Saddle H~orses-Over 14.2 and not over
Is hands, won by r. L. Patterson's st.
Agnes emil Antony; second, Elsinore
FARMS Reliance III. S. Ladew); third,
T. j.. Ryan's Lady Brook; fourth, Sam
uel K. Jacobs Peter Pan.
Harness Horses-To lady's rumble
phaeton, appointments to oun (Brews-
ter trophy, won by C. w. Watson's
Ringing Bells (Mrs. Watson; second,
Tonic ~Sauvage's Bluebell.
Harness Horses-Novices not under
14.3 hands, amateurs to drive Jacob
Rothschild price, won by r.. P. Nc
Grannis's Bury Surprise q. ]. Roths-
child; second, Mrs. Paul A. Sorg's
Saltant (owner); third, Mrs. Sorg's
Tantalize; fourth, J. Campbell Thomp-
SON Sensation.
Harness Horses-Over 1913 hand, Won
by c.. w. Watson's Moonshine (owner);
second, A. G. Vanderbilt's Pretty Peg
gy (owner); third. Paul A. Sorg's Red
Oak; fourth, b. p. McGrannis's Bury
Surprise.
Roadsters-Not under 10 hands, won
by NJ. #. and j.. J. McDonald's Huro, CHI.
e., ISL @. j. Mcdonald, jr.); second, f.
&c. Rich's Amanda Baron (owner); third,
George vikings May Belle (owner);
fourth. George Watson's Floradora
(John Donnolly).
hunters or Jumpers-Up to carrying
1865 pounds, won by f. H. Weatherbee's
Majesty Julian Morris): second, Vest
chester Farms George e. Cain (Sidney
]. Holloway; third. f. II. Weatherbee's
Keswick; fourth, Westchester Farms
Centennial.
Watson Scores Again.
Misunderstanding 15.1 hands, won
by C. w. Watson's My Maryland and
My Maryland II. (owner); second, A. g.
Vanderbilt's Sweet Marie and Polly
Prim: third, Paul A. Sorg's Eloquence
and Red Oak.
Pony Pairs-Not over 14.1 hands, won
by A. G. Vanderbilt's Mel Valleys
Wondrous n Mel Valleys Wonder
land; second, same owners Mel Val
lev WOUutI anu MSt amy .
derful.
Best Trio of Harness. Iorses-Won
by c. w. Watson: second. A. G. Van
derbilt; third, Pau A. Sorg.
Hurdle Race for Ponies-Not exceed
ing 14.2 hands; catch weights; about
one-half mile Qwo circuits of track,
won by William Cars imp. gelding
Perfection; second, Miss Corinne
Schwartz's Sunlight.
Flat Race for Polo Ponies-Catch
weights. about one-quarter mile, won
by Peter Hauck, jr.,'s Fancy; second
Miss Corinne Schwartz's Corinne;
third, H. r. Guggenheimer and Alvin
Untermeyer's Handy.
TOday's Program.
Walter L. Hildreth in charge OF the
ring.
class So-Three ponies under saddle
(children TO ride), 2 p. m.
Glass flight pairs of high steppers,
2:10 D. m.