The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1908-10-06

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Morgan's Princess, chm, 15. .3, 6 years
second, George R. d. Schieffelin1
Hickory third, Otto Fl. Kahn's Nor
mandy.
Combination saddle and harness
horses Won by H. G.. McElwaine's
Algeria, brig, 1914, years; second
Andrew Morrison's Genee; third, u
M. Fleischman's Mayo.
Delivery wagons, two divisions
First division won by Rutan Brothers
Larry; second, Phillips & Days Ma
jOr; third, Oliver Drake company's
Prince; fourth, u. B. TOmpkins' Ben
Second division won by the Shupe &
Simmons company's Joe, gr.g.; sec
ond, Pruden & Burke's Charley, Big. !;
third, the Jaqui company's Joe, Big 3;
fourth, Henry P. Whites Prince, Big
fridays PRIZE WINNERS.
Novice harness horses, more. than
ISL, not having been previously placed
first or second at any horse show
Won by Moses G. ByerS Clansman, b..
g., Is hands. 5 years; second, Charles
w. Armour's Lackawanna third,
Knickerbocker Stables Lord Fancher.
Pairs of roadsters; horses only count.
ing. Won by A. M. Guerin's yelling
A. and Thornton, bag gelding, each
1873 second, ]. M. Young's Zuzu and
George third. Henry w. Shoemaker'S
Royal Whip and Ollie Keep.
Local pairs shown to cabriolet or
brougham horse IS, appointments %.
Won by Otto III. Kahn'S PaSha and
Regent, chestnut geldings, each 16. | !;
second, Charles Bradley's Bobby and
Mate.
Stations suitable for breeding hunt
ers; shown in hand. Won by Essex
Hunts Dashman, b. S., 1911, 5 years
second, same owners Glenvarlock ;
third, Hi Dry Lane Farms Their
midor. f
Hunter handicap class; hunters up
to carrying 100 pounds to hounds, cal-
rying full weight; performance r.,
conformation and quality 25; penal
ties, 10 per cent. on performances for
horses having won two blues since
November l, 1906 20 per cent. for
horses having won more than S K
blues. Won by Joseph G.. Willis's
Sweet Briar, ch. g., 16.I, s years
second, Benjamin Nicoll's Lenox
third, same owners Applejack.
Sporting tandems, show as tandem,
then leader embarrassed in ring and
shown over six jumps; tandem so,
jumping performance so. Won by A.
K. Hyde's Cinders and Punch second,
T. Tower Bates's Simple Susan pair.
Pairs of harness horses, more than
14.l hands, Won by Otto H. Kahn's
Sultan and Khediye. chestnut geld
ingS, each 1853; second, Moses g.
Byers's Clansman and Traitor third,
Ay0ndale FARMS Laughing Water
and Chieftain.
Saddle horses, more than 1872: Won
by Andrew Morison's Genee, ch. M,
1924 F; second, FL. G. McIlwain's Fine
Cut; third, Walter P. Bliss's Patricia.
Horse and station wagon, horse I60,
appointments 40; Won by Walter p.
Bliss's Red Fox, ch. g., 15.2; second,
Fairholme Stables Bay Boy; third,
Mrs. Moses Goddard's Piccadilly.
Harness horses, more than 14.1 and
not exceeding 15,l; Won by Walter p.
Bliss'S Pandora, b. M, 15, years
second, Tonzo Sauyage's Grand Duke /;
third, John M. billions Overleigh
Monarch.
Four-in-hands, horses only counting:
Won by Otto H. Kahn's four; second,
@. IT, Lawton's 5 four.
Green hunters that have never won
a first in either hunting or jumping
classes in any previous show nor have
been qualified, performance IS, con-
formation and quality rs; Won by
William Spingler Mitchell's Gray
Eagle, gr. G. second, Benjamin. Mic
oll's Applejack third, George r.. ID.
Schieffelin'S Hickory.
Local women's phaeton and horse,
horse rs, ppointmentsE E5; Won by
Mrs. Marcellus FL. Dodge s Tendresse,
Oh. M, AZ; second, Miss Maud Kahn'S
Duchess third, Fairholme Stables
The Bachelor
Local saddle horses, 14.2 and over,
amateurs riding Won by Rollin M.
Morgan's Princess, ch. M, 1913 sec
ond, George r. d. Schietfelins Hick-
ory; third, Otto III. Kahn's Dorabelle.
Women's phaetpns, horse not less
than IA and not exceeding 1872, shown
to appropriate carriage, horse Is, ap-
pointmentS 25, women driving, whole
exhibit to be property of the exhibit
tor: Won by Tonic Sauyage's Blue
bell, b. M, 1872, s years : second, Miss
Maud Kahn'S Duchess; third Knick-
erbocker Stables The Lion.
Polo pony, shown with mallet and
ball, conformation %, hardness 75;
Won by DR. Francis p. Kinnicutt'S
Red Bird second, Benjamin Nicoll's
Lookout (; third, K. B. Schley's Chey-
enne.
Local draught teams, pairs used for
truck farming: Won by John Nj. Dill
Ions Duke and Prince second, the
Shupe & Simmons pair; third, Henry
w. Shoenaker's Grover Cleveland and
Secretary Taft.
SATURDAYS PRIZE WINNERS.
Horse and runabout, 143 not ex-
ceeding 1852, horse, 60, and appoint
ments, 40-Won by Fairholmes stables
Merry Widow, ch. m., Is, g. years; Sec
ond, Mrs. Charles M. Chapin's Nip, b.
g., 15.1a, aged; third, r. j. Smith, s
Fireflash, b.g., 15.l, years.
Single roadster and best appointed
road rig Won by e. G. Rich's Amanda
Baron,s br.m., l52, 8 years; second,
Tunis and Reeves Silver Klatawah,
ch.stal., 1872, 3 years; third, Henry w.
Black Beauty, blkm.,
l5.l, 10 years fourth, Henry w. Shoe
makers Ollie Keep, b.g., 1872, aged.
Saddle horses, to be ridden and
owned by an amateur, limited to
residents OF Morris county and used
by owner at least six months
prior TO date OF entry. Horses having
won blue ribbon OF any kind at any
show barred, local Won bv Landon