New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-08-01
S0RG COACH IN THE VAN
DRTVFA TO VTCTORT At
LONG Branch.
Brilliant Sko1r Ends IN Com plete
TRIUMPH for {. ". Watson and
Foirmont Farms Stable.

enc could put from ones mind the fact that the
horses are strained TO the utmost 10 cover the dis
tsnoe in the shortest possible time and when ar
rived the grounds are sent around the ring
again and again. the exhibition OF the four-in-
hands Is pleasing spectacle. There were only
two contestants in the coaching race yesterday.
Owing 10 the death OF J Campbell Thornpson's At
torney he did NOT start in the race with his coach
Faugh a -Ealash. Paul so-g like the true sports
that he is. offered Nj. Thompson the pick OF
his own horses TO hitch with his three in place Of
Attorney The consent OF the judges was obtained
and Nj Thompson chose Gallant Jack. At the
last moment. however. he decided not 20 start and
Paul sorg end Emil Seeig were the only com
petto-s- Mr. Sorg put In 2 hay horse called The
Guard as his of leader instead Of Gallant Jack
md with Fatty Bates for near leader and Brother
Jack and Tom Mountain for wheeers the Old Sport
coach arrived at Hollywood Park in twenty-five
minutes from the time il left Pannaci's at Sea-
bright.
! Emil seelig's Kykalk sullo Manila and Newport
we're close the heels OF the winners and they
swung into the snow ring almost simultaneously
THE seelig four bays are not nearly SO handsome
es the four on the blue and yellow coach Old Sport
but they seemed 10 stand the journey better for
when the Sorg four entered the ring the of wheeler
lsue-1-ed and ran into the fence When they drew
Up on the green he was humping badly and it
Hooked though there might be repetition of the
scene which occurred the same place the preyious
DAY, when the gallant Attorney went down VIC
Inn 10 the heat. After resting for few minutes
1.-THE horses appeared recuperate and they left the
fshow ring with their old dash, Haunting the blue
troseue
coach which, under the conditions must carry at
Hast seven passengers. were Harry D. HOLLOWAY.
George L McHose. William A McKenna David
r Gaines. John c Finn and Paul Sorx Iobn
tAcDonsld was in the drivers seat on the SeeIis
coach and the passengers were II. E Sal1ou ~
IL. j. Cuslck, James McF. Gumrney, James Rogers
f1aobert Anderson and Emil seelis
4 The Fsirnaont Farms entries made clean soee,
4 bzfor
success was almost unprecedented Tor his horses
l~on al OF the champion classes. besides adding
seventeen blue ribbons 10 their string Lord BaIti-
more defeated his stable companion Ringing Bells
n the champion class for horses not exceeding 152
hands, and Moonshine was picked 20 wear the
pert-colored rosette in Class IT, defeating J. Camp
I bell Thonpson's The Emperor and Lady Baltimore
1 from the Fsirrnont Farms
That invincible nair Kitty C;rey and Norma mas
placed ahead OF Lord Baltimore and Nv MARYLAND
II in the champion class for pairs under 49, LADY
Baltimore an6 Virginia had q walkover n Glass 10
snd carried OFF the championship with no couapetl-
t1on
| Harvey Ladew's chestnut stallion Robador with
| Emile Antony W in the champion class for
soldiers. Robsdor Is handsome horse but his
saits appear 70 he chopry, and to the spectators
iUdo Fleischmsnn's MAYO seemed TO be giving her
rider much easier ride The reserve ribbon was
fastened the bride Of the chestnut marc. how
ever. and Percy Drlry. who was showing her. lad
70 be content with seoond place
KoDaCor de
Sested Charles E1eischnsuns chestnut eedinE, Rnv-
alst and 7. NJ. Warburg's black mare American
Queen Jet the beautiful black mare ar whose
hands Ben FIur suffered such crushing defeat last
week at Bay Shore, did not even get in the ribbons
Y len shown IN Class 8 Yesterday The Fairnlont
Farms My MARYLAND vas placed FIRST and the
handsome brown mare LADY Tuck. owned BY Paul
sorg. as second choice
George Wstson's splendid bay geldins Snapshot
with George Watson, IT. in the drivers scar van
sn his life, and h. quite ecpsed everything else in
the ring. Paul 4 Sorg's bav gelding Thistle and
TONIC sauvage's Lord Nelson were placed second
end third Grand Duke entered. but he showed
decidedly lame and GOT over tho ground with hon
sktp and jump. c. u. Barnum, who was one Of
the judges in this class. got UP behind each entry
IN turn, and ii was quite apparent thar he could
get more out Of the horses than anv one else
They seemed to recognize in an instant the touch
Of the master hand the reins and knew that
they were being weighed in the balance
TIE combination class took nearly an hour in
TIRE Judging, but il was impossible 10 beat Udo
Faetschmann's Mayo In this class With Percy
Drury Up she defeated s r. Guggenheirn's blue
ribbon winner NV Surprise and William c Bans
The Dude. which were placed second and third
Other entries in this class William McCib-
bors Dolly Grey, which took fourth ribbon: Charles
NJ Fleischmann's Royalist. Jack ODay's Peter
Pan. Frank Y. Strauss Big Boy and \ LINCOLN
stxdlers ACE High
James 7. Hyde had offered z CUP in conjunction
vss competed for on Thursday, when the horses
made such bad showing thar they were all sent
from the show ring. Yesterday they had another
trial, with the perilous water jump which seemed
10 all the trouble eliminated from the course
Mrs. Belle Beach Balm rode the bay mare Rose
mary and gave splendid performance carving
OF the FIRST prize. Mrs. L \ D Percival's good
chestnut thoroughbred jumps like bird and lie
cleared the fences well after making mistake ar
his FIRST jump. which probably cost him the blue
ribbon He took second prize. and II s Bordens
sir Thomas with Miss Borden up. placed third
sn the contest
The awards follow:
Is La h1nes 6rst prize SIS second prize Sa5Firt
eorrs b N Lsay TicE rb-s ps5i se0e9- f@2- =
Drgssse, Boy: tonrth. Paul A s1-g,s G. Buckeye
rs so second Prize S2rs f9 6S r sGs; mrs
sarp@i.e tsifo %lism F Esg f 81 z Nv
Gas Is G n Ns5oe9 ss 81 m Dolly Grey
.o not esoeeatng IL horses count 50 cent run
prize. s25)-First, George watsors b SNAPSHOT Sc
CO Lord Nelson fouFth Ea see iE 52 SNa4 sse
.esne RE ssLFirs 9sin52e ore tss' Hrst p5i5e SI5
ssooao Somerset FsrTs ch g Royaist third Mrs ?, n
sroes Farms n PoFhsisn american Bes,yF 0"ha'an
pstze re.erve ribton,Tirs Fsors siizs Zoo sec
Eobeeor; second. Udo FIeisehnasnn q. n Nayo-
sys teHg hish aFst prize 500 ss:one 500
Harry Hoiloways b Perfection: third. Mrs Sophie
egass . N MIS- H3.e3 n he driven %
re s e. ssn peope re cosses sI es2e par
nTts Esq., Pau orgs Fsy Bates The tas4 Fa
srosher JACK ana Tom Molntain; second Emil sseAgs
rFvnsik. sullo. Manila and Keyport
seccae prize reserve r.bbon)--Frst. ". Wilson's z
LORD Bsatnaore. second c. " Wstson's ch n Ringing
Cas- IS oad:es qualified hunters. up TO carving $50
ssconc p-tHe s5or-First \ 9 schwsrtz,s b n Rose
fttlc. i. Borders 81 Sir Thomas