New-York tribune., 1909-07-30
WATSON HORSES SCORE
YIN FIVE MORE BLUES.
Hiss Bryce Gets Ugly Fall IN Sho1o
at Long Branch.

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success at Hollywood Parh yesterday afternoon
third day of the Monmouth County horse
show His horses added five more blue rlDpons 10
their string, making thirteen blues for the Falr-
Farms since the exhibition opened, on
Tuesday. A decided surprise for the onlookers
came in Class 5 when the novice pair, ChatterboX
and Ringing Bells. defeated their stable com
panons. Kitty Grey and Norma. with Mrs. c. W.
Watson at the reins. George Watson Jr, sat be-
hind the bay pair, Snapshot and Rifle, and he
captured second honors, leaving the wellnigh In
vincible pair Kitty Grey and Norma, TO take
third place 1t is probably the first time in their
career that they have left the show ring with
the yellow rosette fastened to their bride. Lord
Baltimore and Ny Maryland II In Glass I, for
pairs over fifteen hands, and again when .hown
I'm the appointment class.
When Kitty Grey and Norma stepped into the
ring in the ladies' class il with the evident
intention of retrieving their fallen fortunes, and
they secured the blue although they did not have
to compete with the chestnut pair that had beaten
them earlier in the day They found formidable
adversary however. in Mrs. Sophie Gummey with
her wonderful little pair. Babeue and Babinette
and the bay mares made then look to their laurels
Mrs Watson's pair however refused to abdcate
again. and Babete and Babinette were forced TO
be content with red ribbon. Mrs. Belle Beach
Balm drove Paul Sorg's Tease and Torment, ana
they captured third prize
The fifth blue ribbon added TO the watson
string yesterday was Class 53. for the oest
collection of three harness horses not under fifteen
hands
Frank Palmer piloted little Amanda Baron
around the ring in great style and she won IN
the roadster class beating Leo Oettinger's hand
some bay gelding. Nashville The latter went
so well the day he shown that many
thought he had a good chance TO beat the lttie
mare. but, though scenting danger and real
izng that her laurels jeopardy, Amanda
Baron gave an unbeatable performance and wore
:he blue rosette the ring, leaving Nashville
10 haunt the red.
Paul Sorg won victory the coaching class
He showed before his blue and yellow coach Old
Sport Fatty Bates, Jim Seby and two new wheel
ers which went particularly well. J. Campbell
Thompsons of leader refused To behave hmseh
spoiled his owners chance to capture the blue
ribbon. Mir. Thompson drove the Faugh-a-Bal-
lagh The Irishman The Scotchman. Watson and
attorney
There was a reversal Of form in the saddle class.
which placed Udo FIcischmanns chestnut mare
Mayo ahead of Miss Grace FHeischmauns Delight.
which had beaten Mayo Wednesday William
G. Bain rode his brown gelding The Dude in this
class and placed second TO Mayo, leaving the
yellow ribbon to Miss Fcischmann.s Delight and
the white Miss Caroline Bryces black geioins
Ham.
The Somerset Farm entries took first and second
prizes in the class for ponies under saddle. Little
Roslyn gallantly abdicated in favor of the buNom
little gray mare Lady Idol and appeared TO be
quite satisfied With a red ribbon. leaving first hon
his stable companion.
Those who remembered the exhibition OF bad
manners in the ladies' hunters class last ear
were surprised when nearly the same thing
happened again YESTERDAY Miss Caroline Bryce
was up Mrs. Gummey's bay mare Miss Fir-
EInIa and she sent out first 20 take the jumps
The mare took the water jump beautifully and
landed fully three feet clear Cf the pool, but she
met her Waterloo on the second round when she
crashed through the post and rail fence and came
"a ugly cropper Miss Bryce had a narrow es-
cape from injury. but was on her feet tn a mo-
ment. but did not remount-
Miss HHda Holloway rode Interpreter and gave
a splendid exhibition of horsemanship. managing
10 retain her seat when her mount plunged INTO
the water jump and got stuck i'm tho hedge. In
the struggle cxtricate himself the horse would
have uuseated any except the most expert rider.
and when he reached the ground with Miss Hoho-
way still in the saddle q round Of applause
greeted her
The other entry was II. 5 Bordeu's SIR Thomas.
with Miss Borden up. and although he did not an
his rider refused the jump. The
judges decided that none of the horses vas
worthy OF Prize. and the crestfaen animals left
the show ring ribbonless.
The awards follow.
G Ces. 3 aTs Of horses owe, ,,d - hands and and H93 sH
First taiImont TarrEs eh m Ringing Bells and eh m
b g Rine' third Farnont Farm n . m htty Grey
Bsbinette and D fabette
es5as % % - gan. o s sd ps s's 5 .5a5 @ 31 ana "9
First rdo Fleischmann,s 81 m Lady Idol second ast
Farms Far q ' B. e Trump. fcurjh Richard Tr@hiss tf
Class tpairs of horses dem mails Stanhopes
spider rhaetons, 20 carriages
and appointments - cent. rrst prize SO. Sc ond
prize. S25 First Fsirnont FARMS Lord Baltimore
Puritan Maid and b. 8. Precise. third. Paul a Sorgs
b. & Dignity and b. K Perfection fourth. David NJ
Neuberger's b. The Lion and b. The Lady.
and best appointed turnout. horses
50 per cent; wagon ana appointments. 81 Per
cent nrstp prize. $50: second prize" S2J-First r G.
Eich's Amanda Baron. second. Leo Oettingsr's
b. < Nashville: third Charles Mct'ues b. Lillian -
fourth. 4 Muhlenbrtnk's b. m. Gladys.
SADDLE horses ~ hands and not exceed
ing 1872 hands prize S7b, second prize $a6Firs
i'Go F'eischnaun's n. m Ma5o: second. William G..
Bain's br < Dude. third Miss Grace FleisChmanns
blk. Delight; fourth, Mrs Henry Martyr Aexancers
Class - -four in hands. team per ap
S50,-First. paul A sorgs FATTY Bates Jim Selby and
green wheelers; second, J. Campbell Thompsons At
torney. Scotchman Irshman and Watson.
Glass II harness horses. exceeding l1Z
hands be shown carriage appropriate for lady
o 90 carriages and appointments
per ladies drvel-FirSt. Mrs. G. " Watsnns
Kitty Grey and ch Norma. second Mrs
Sophie Gummes's b. Babette and b. Iiabinettei
third Paul y. b. Tease and b. Torment
~ tpairs - hands and
First FHirmnnt Farms II. <. Lord Baltimore and b. <
Ny Maryland II: second. Paul \. Sorgs b. m. Puritan
Maid and b. Precise; third Paul A. SorE's b. & Dig
nifty Perfection: fourth David Neuberger's q. &
The Lion and b. m The Lady
prize. $50. second prize. s25)-First, white oak
FARMS m White Oak Maid second. Wilaft c.
Bain's The Dude: third Martyr Alex
ander's blk. Ham fourth, Charles +. Trusttum's b
Belle of Kentucky.
RIG RIFLE MITCH ON