New-York tribune., 1909-10-01
GOOD HORSES ON SHOW
KEEN FIGHT FOR BLUES.
amanda Baron Wins IN Roadster
Glasses at MOrriStOsCn.

In deiightful contrast the hustle and hustle OF
the city during its celebration were the beautiful
little show grounds at Morristown. n. J., yester-
day, when the equine stars began their annual
competition for blue ribbons amid the most fsvora-
bic surroundings The controlling powers have
conspired TO make the show OF the most sue
cessfu IN the country this year the entry lists
were larger than ever. and the harness classes
brought out a congregation OF champions that made
/ the distribution OF the ribbons easy matter.
/ The judging began at O'Clock. but Il was much
later in the afternoon before the boxes and parking
spaces were filed Among those present were Mr..
and Mrs John Clahin, Mr.. and Mrs. Walker p
Bliss Mr.. and Mrs. II. Nick. Twombly. Miss Ruth
Twombly. Grant B. Schley Mr and Mrs. George
f. Chisholm, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Armour. DR..
and Mrs. F. H. Humphreys Mr.. and Mrs. John r.
Brinley. Mrs. J. Mettler. Mrs. J. n. Dyer. Mrs.
McKenney. Mr.. and Mrs Hastings Arnold, lido
Fleischmann, Charles NJ F1eischmann, Mr.. and
Mrs. r. H. Williams, General and Mrs. E P.
Meany. Mr.. and Mrs Dudley Olcott Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles E Scribner Mrs. Ridley Watts. Mr.. and
Mrs Phlander B. Pierson and the Misses Pierson.
Mr. and Mrs Joseph W. Ogden and the Misses
ogden.
The entries from the Somerset Farms put three
blues and one yellow ribbon TO their credit Little
Mayo is always good. and it surprise when
she carried of the blue in the open saddle class.
beating Joseph Larocque's black mare Roxana.
toyalist however. is erratic and although he is
a splendid type, his gsts far this season have
left much TO be desired. He put up a splendid
performance in the combination class however,
and earned the chief award. The choice lay be-
tween him. Miss May and McCutcheon's All Abaze.
which was cleverly handel dby Miss Myrtle Randall.
f c. Rich's Amanda Baron both OF the
roadster classes. When the clever little ap-
pears in the ring the only question that remains
Is which one will wear the red rOsette fer
Amanda usually manages TO walk away with the
blue
De Witt c. Flanagan scored heavily in the har-
ness classes. In the open class for horses
81 hands his bay gelding, Kentucky, placed
second 10 Prince Charming from the same stable.
M Flanagan's entries defeated host Of blue
ribbon winners, among them o. H. Kahns Sultan
and hhedye.
Tonzo Sauvage's imperial chestnut geding Grand
Duke won in the runabout class. amateurs drive.
james Hever piloted the gelding into the ring.
hut declared ineligible by the Judge, the
ground that at one time he had been professional
whip De Witt c. Flanagan took his place.
Mrs Dorothy Henderson took ChinchiIla over
the fences in great style in the green hunters
class The horse fenced ceany that the
judges lost little time in awarding him the blue
rosette Miss Mabel Hooley in the field
her brown mare. Sister Brown, and she gave
good performance, winning second prize in a class
OF twenty entries.
The awards follow.
@ ' 52fs F4 is ssaSs q Elas
Harmony: third Oakdene Stables : 3, m queen
in handFirs ir5 Charles ss II 1i Tsssh@aHns $ Match
K5a,aWab; third Biuestone stables Blk s Syl!c
first se S5 seeo5d siT % praa si5FTs, Il Rams
eh < Iasaa and en- Regent Teeond J. " W. 9sdsns 9
j B. ReynoIdss br m. Prudence m. inpeTiinence
& $50 s5s as PqFss' P Gao 5 s
RoxaBa Nara ES%ara Kssfeys fant DIX m
Class g doca harness horses u hands and not e1-
First Walter p. Bliss B. Harmony; second. Miss
& a-uSe 6zessh q MoHarcR @ o'OS'' 'h'F John N p0'
class 2s green hunters perfoTmanoe 70 count IS per
G & a3d fayN MIS-. = per 6r65S sent hs g5
& Chinchilla second. Miss Mabel 3 Hooley's b,
fourth. Charles Pfzsr's , 9 Glen Ecbo.
seedzs 1872 hands amateurs 70 drive horses 70 count
per appointments - Per first prize. $50;
second prize S25,-Frst. Tonzo sauvages ch- Grand
sauvages ch & Nelson; fourth. silers hr
cass Goadsters. FIRST prize. s25 second prize, SID
First E G Rich's br m amanda @ Baron second Ed
N. Alter P; fourth, A NJ Geurtns TO Silver Klata-
Cass i leader not to exceed wheeler: first
prize, s35 second prize tl5l-First Emil seeg.s b.
r DaTkS and b m Dsntyi thiTd & O. ID ifa7 kahnS
stabis;s 6T m Lady Bobbie and b. m AIs1andeT.
t q - % 6e prforau 20 @ over fences to count IS
psr cent first prize, $50; second pIize s25rFrst
b & Reel thiTd Clarence sherin's hr. g. Bound
sl ee3s gT5s e PS %it Wy Fanafsa anaSsn'
Ken,ucky: thrd. Walter P Bliss's Beboy; fourth
class is g62nies harness over I3 hands and not
seeoad' rr!1s 1i9pEist Enn sesiss sanshlas
Hastings STods 81 & FOURTH Edward Kearney,
class .roadsters best appointed road rig horses
70 count 50 per cent e.IonITne.s men 40 per cent hTst
Amanda Baron. second Edward Kearneys b. m Ameri-
S5nrt6 s5n 6'i john NM youns. bF Z George
Class - leonbiHation class e. be ] shoEn hTs W n haE
1nanns IN Tloyalist second MISS Margaret McCutct
Oh M Nancy stair; fourth. Miss Grace H Jenkins b.
;ysy horses ss'.6 saa s. n:t 95l1s SIS
. ond Shuue & Simmons's n. & Joe.