New-York tribune., 1908-08-01
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MORE TROUBLE AT SHOW
SYDNEY HOLLOWAY HURT
Hunter Thro1cs Him at Fence in
Monmouth County Ring.
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Long Branch. y. J.. July S.-There was a repeti-
ton of yesterdays accident in the hunters class
to-day at the Monmouth County horse show. which
threatened serious results for Sydney J. Holloway
and furnished exciting half hour 70 the oniook-
ers. 1t was Glass No. 81 that the accident oc-
Cured. and it not unexpected. the spec
tators had watched each entry with bated breath
as the horses pranced into the show ring paving
the air and dodging the jumps that they could
rush through Mr.. Holloway had a number Of
tries in this class. and experienced more or less
difficulty with each of them in forcing them
to take the jumps
He finally appeared on the brown geIding Ards
ley. and although the big hunter went at his work
in suIky manner he took all Of the fences easily
the first time In his second trial he refused the
first jump and under the whip landed the fence,
falling headlOng his rider and carrying the
fence with him. The horse quickly regained his
feet but Mr.. Holloway unconscious Then fol-
lowed a few moments of suspense while spectators
held their breath awaiting the verdict II hardly
seemed possible that Mr. Holloway could have es-
capped with his life. but he finally regained con-
sciousness after being carried TO the judges stand.
1t is not known exactly how serious his injuries
may prove to be-
Edwin H Weatherbee's bay gelding Kesvick took
the blue ribbon in this class after notable per-
formance over the jumps. with Julian Morris up.
Sydney HoIIoway's George E Cain won the red
ribbon.
Alfred G. vanderbiIt's bay Polly Prim won
first prize in Class 6. for harness horses. defeating
O. ". Watsons Ny Maryland III. which had 70 bs
content with second honOrs. In Class g. for pairs.
the Vanderbilt entries scored again the judges
awarding Sweet Marie and The Major the blue rib
bon and the FairmOunt Farms pair. Virginia and
Lady Baltimore the red Class % was for fOur-in-
hands and. although competing with the strong
stables OF Alfred G. Vanderbilt and J. Campbell
Thompson. Paul A Sorgs team. Fatty Bates. jim
selby Daddy Fovnes and Tom Mountain. wore the
blue rosette out of the ring Vogue. Rogue. Viking
and Vanity driven by Mr. Vanderbilt captured the
red ribbon. and the NestIedown Farm entry took
the yellow
While being exhibited in the ring in Class n.
Aimee a bay mare. owned and ridden by Miss
Marjorie Content suddenly swerved from her
course and jumped the fence separating the snow
ring from the lawns. 1t was totally unexpected.
and created quite a furOr. the mare landed just
where the crowd thickest. Miss Content is an
expert little horsewoman. however. and soon had
her mount under control lido NJ F1eishman's
chestnut mare Mayo first prize in this class.
which was for ladies' saddle horses
The summaries follow:
Class 2s Cadiss saddle horses exceeding
to be ridden BY ladies' first prize second Ss9M9a
br m Poppy St John. samuel X Jacobs ch
Class 4s unabout class pair Of horses not exceeding
I52 hands horses TO count % Pe ees5 ra4'S ] a ana
S5)-Won by Tonzo s4Ivages en- e LORI >s Se.n sn1 i
en- sR q Gs@s ss0SsP Puks Second P e N''''y and
Class Chsress Is hands and no: exceed
by Alfred G. VanderbiIts b. Polly Prim. c " Wat
bits b Merry May. third; Tonzo Sauvases D. NJ
Class 20 ponies under saddle exceeding u hands;
prize, $50; second prize. S2l-WOn by Harvey y
sms second So Edxard E Cohsns br m Royal PETps
third: H $ Bordens b TIP T9P. f9aTta. 9 e.. --,,s
800: second prize s5O,-WOn Alfred e. Nandsrblts
;. m sweet Marie b g The Major: c. W wa5son,s
Campbell ThomDson's B. g Emperor and o g. AitoInel'
third John la-t Doyies rs, b. Prince Charming and D
Class as Ghgh seppers ISL hands: hTss
ch m Ringing Bells C. ". Watson's ch m Kitty Grey,
second; George b. Viscount salisbury thirdi
Mrs A Sorg's b. m Tease fourth 80
Class 80 (huners jumpers 10 carrying over 70
pPHe oered % by Alfred G. vanderbilt S0o prize
s5O)-won by Sydney H2lloTsys D g daGon!Ts TSE
Feroe's b & Red Raven third sydney HOlo~ays r g.
Class Croadsters: horse 60 per wagon
and appointments 40 per cent nrst prize ~ S gIist
p g Ricb,s br m Amanda Baron second George Wat
FIoradora. third Harvey ladeW s D H. AA1s
Class 20 1road teams shown coach. teams 90 count
siod; second Prize s5o5EWon by Paul A sorgs Jim
shelby Eatty Bates DaHGy %ne-e Rogue Tikinx
ana Nand5y, Ra1nja Erisr Bush The Highlander
and Faugh- BaIIagh third: J. Campbell ThOmPson's
Solicitor Barrister. Oidtimer and Attorney fourth
borsss 70 count so per cent; and appoint
so cent first prize So sse9Rd Pr15e ana s
b g. My Maryland II; Alfred G. NanderoiltS Sd, O. "A
Polly Prim and I3,, b. m and gre''y Rss9ecS thrd
Class "a QUALIFIED hunters up to carrying not Iess n
pe6forTance peri % Per cent II Weatber5ee;s B. z KesTck;
n Weatherbees gr- David Grey. third. X r. NC
Tass * fSa race for ponies or gaIloays excssi
ing IS hands: be ridden in coOrs twice arotn1 -
s9S second prze $40 third prize offered BY Fret
src by George % ae GnPeRss ss second H
A Bowne's br m Bessie PuIIun1. third