New-York tribune., 1909-10-03
SOMERSET HORSES WIN
CAPTURE SHOW HONORS.
MOrristO1Cn Exhibition Breaks
Weather Hoodoo of Many Years.


For the first time in years the Morristown Horse
Show closed yesterday without having had drop
of rain fall to spoil It. Exhibitors and Judges
used to the deluge that they quite prepared
for the storm which did not come yesterday. BY
far the largest crowd OF the week present. and
the classes were many Of them local there was
no Iaost OF enthusiasm either from the boxes or
the railbirds
The Somerset Farms entries were eligible 20 COM
pete in both the local and open classes. and they
headed the list OF ribbon winners with eleven rib
bons to their credit, six OF which were blue Little
Roslyu and Lady Idol stable companions and
oldtime rivals and when they appeared IN the ring
in the class for local saddle ponies IL hard 70
say which would the blue The last time they
met ROslyn yielded the palm to the little mare. but
yesterday It was different matter and he claimed
the coveted blue for himself leaving second choice
TO Lady Idol Roslyn and Lady Idol were ridden
by their respective owners, Hastings Arnold and
Udo F1eischmann- RoyaIist. which is the property
Of Charles Fleischmann, had easy victory In
the ladies' saddle class He was in the hands OF
Miss Caroline Bryce. and he gave notable per-
fOrmance. showing good even trOt and an easy
canter that II impossible 70 beat Mrs J.
Mayer, IT.. rode her brown mare Isolde. and she
was placed next 20 Royalist and ahead OK Miss
Margaret McCutchen's All Ablaze with Miss
Myrtle Randall up All Ablaze showed well. and II
looked 10 the spectators as though shs would wear
the red The judges. however thought differently,
and the yellow rosette was fastened on her bride.
Miss Maud Kahn's Duchess and Princess are
ideal ladies' pair and when the judges picked
them 10 wear the blue l the class for ladies'
pairs IT was 4 popular decision. They defeated
James Siler's Honesty and Honor Bright with
Mrs. J. Walsh at the reins- Honesty and Honor
Bright second again in the open class for
pairs, but this time they owed their defeat to
Walter Blisss Pandora and Harmony and they
beat Duchess and Princess. which captured only
a yellow. Mr.. Bliss very successful IN the
harness classes. His Bellboy again ysster-
day in the local harness class. which made six
blues 10 his credit since the show opened.
Dick DonneIly won the Corinthian class, with
the chestnut geldtug Initial. although he knocked
of rail and tipped two Interpreter. with VIII
bur Osborne up. was the only horse in the class
which made clean performance, and il taken
as a matter Of course that he would win the blue.
For some reason not apparent 20 the spectators
he failed to satisfy the judges and he had to
cept second place. Interpreter is NJ the best
hunters in the country, and he is back his true
form again and never jumped better In hts life
than he did yesterday The chestnut gelding
Crusher. which was at time splendid hunter
did his best unseat Miss Mabel HooIey. who
was showing him He al the ring in
series OF bucks walking first his hind legs and
then reversing things and hingtng them in the
compelled to withdraw him Her Sister Brown
jumped well. but failed get in the ribbons third
choice being Arthur Fowlers Scout.
The awards follow:
Class - thorses suitable for ocers mounts: prize
artillery. second. George P D schis1elin's ch-
class 20 aocaI horses and rpnabOu,s: horses count
P Per T' P SI+o ~ e 51 B1s sc11d
Mss Margaret MccUtchen's pix m Jeanne dATe:
oEdens sr 2. Heather Belle
Blk M RoxRna. second Miss Ta-EareT Mccrtcheu's
- - N6Iaya. +Li-T' = II L-eLI1s = - S,1-Trfsa
Class 81 GocaI harness horses over 15I hands first
b & BelIboy; second J; W Ogden's ch. m CharTnion;
third. o. H kahn's ch g. Pasha; fourth. Oakdene
Class pairs OF harness horses not exceeding 152
52u per sSs aasi Miss 80 Maud Kshna en- N Dac6sss
and eh m Princess second James sIeTs o- e. E52G-
sseiiq's br m Princess and br m Duchess
class IS local ponies under saddle: amateurs 70
Tide; prize eup1IFIEss, Hastings ArnoId-s en- E.
third Miss Marsaret Lindaburys eh. m TOwshOrpe
Class 2s (f5r the best three hunters: coatoraaton to
f2qRt % r sI PsT dn 9n Isa rd % By R Barney sey
meth Sehey ,y ana " Fe 1rs5a sem MaynsTf a1t Louise
Fuller third RiShn'21d md COUNT team and Ei1ga ga ~ MS
Class At local saddle horses ladies' ride prize cup
First somerset FARMS en- Roy2Lst: second Mrs; j.
cutchsns ch m All AbIaze fourth. Miss Grace Jenkiuss
hands mass rs srs Drise s75 % second Prize s-Frs walter
p Blss's b. N. Pandora and o m Harmony: second second.
third, Miss Maud Kohns en- pqehess and ca n PEin-
5is Sfss f2S5fa Eeatucy Ssy'Ef FTinoo C. Ns DIX -''s
ea % % g .R 4 A2FIs s to iS @ .sooR 60 R p
s25)-Frst gr Tom and Jerry. OF the Resoute Hook
Ladder Company. second blk IS Frank ana AoIa.
OF Humane Engine Company
& ; M Is o eS9' o % hq Mss Sa79 s. s: r'
Memo Miss Catharine Henrtquess br Tinker
Margaret Lindabury's ToWthorpo
Nellie. fourth. Henry Loud. Jr-' ch- g. Casa
AZ local tandens amateur 70 drive; 10 per cent
allowed ladies driving; prize cupl-Ftrst Oakdene
Stables br g. Darkie and b Dainty; second Waiter
D Briggs's Fit and b. m Furt; third. T. Tower
b. z. Sporting Chance and ch. Kimona Belle
Glass Oades' phaeton horses. not exceeding l0--
hands horses count IS cent appointments - per
ladies drive; first prize $50; second prize
First, Peeport stables br Alexandra second. De
Witt FIanaSan's b. E Kentucky third, James Silers
2 Bright. fourth. Miss Maud kahnS cn- m
Duchess
formation per cent: performance, IS cent prize
Eiu1wood ch- Initial second Miss
Eoise Sherfn br Interpreter third Arthur Fowler
b Scout; fourth Kenneth B. Sch!eys sr g DaVll
class champion hunters; first prize $50, second
prize reserve rbbon)-Firs Charles PhZerS B. e Your
fellow.
cupl-First joseph LaroCque. 1r's. , E. somerset Sc
ond. Somerset FARMS ch- Royalst; third, Walter P
Blss's D.. Patricta.