New-York tribune., 1909-07-29
FIVE BLUES TO WATSON
HIS HORSES SHOW WE'LL.
Big Crozcd Ont to See the Judging
at HOUy7c0od Park.

There was decided increase in the attendance
at Hollywood Park yesterday afternoon for the
continuation of the Monmouth County horse snow
No where in the county, perhaps. is there more
beautiful setting for exhibition Of the equine
stars, and the inclosqre presented particularly
lively attractive as the Judges passed on
the merits of the candidates entered in the various
classes.
c. W Watson's horses continued to carry all
before them and made clean sweep in the five
classes in which they shown In fact, Mr.
Watson had the satisfaction of cleaning up half
the programme in adding five blue ribbons to his
big collection.
Lord baltimore a second leg on the Patten
Line challenge cup. which has been in competition
since 1902. It must be three times by the same
owner before il becomes his property. 1t has been
twice won by DR.. John L. Wurtz and twice by
j. w Hartman. Last year Lord Baltimore won
his first leg the trophy for Mr. Watson, and his
victory yesterday gives him fair chance TO secure
the cup for his owner. Paul A. Sorg's brown mare
Lady Tuck placed second.
Shown pole with My Maryland II, Lore Baiu-
more his second blue of the day. defeating
Paul 4. Sorg's Dignity and Respect. Mr.. Watson
drove the handsome bay gelding again, with My
Maryland H. Lady Baltimore and Virginia in
Class %. for park four-n-hands, and once moro
carried off the blue forcing the Sorg entries into
second place.
Mrs. c. W. Watson drove the chestnut mare
Ringing Bells to victory in the ladies' phaeton
class. Mrs. Paul SorS's bay gelding Manhattan
but he seemed trife large in this class. as com
pared with Mrs Sophie Gummey's dainty bay
Babinette. Manhattan, however, earned the
red ribbon. and little Babinette the yellow
Peter Pan his first blue of the season in
the ladies' saddle class. He was ably handled by
Miss Margaret Weyher. and his victory was a
notable one for he defeated Miss Grace Fleish-
mann's beautiful black mare Delight and Cdo
Fleshmann's blue ribbon winner Mayo. Mayo was
on her bad behavior and refused to display the
mar T,bIr Oh iS Of
the ladies' saddle class. Miss Fleishmanns De-
light while handsome mare. behaved ad-
mrably in the ring. and placed second to
Peter Pan. leaving third honors to Mayo
The prize which Alfred Vanderbilt offered in
Glass 90 for hunters or jumpers. by the
bay gelding Irish Reel. from Elmwood Farm JUS
tine. from the stable. was placed second
Dick Donnoly ploted them over the jumps. which
they took in fair style. H. S Bordens Sir Thomas
which placed third in this class came down
in the middle of the water jump each time.
Interest was added by half-mne race for ponies
which by the brown stallion ToS, from
the Meadow Brook stable Charles Hoioways
little Perfection was in front for time. but was
crowded out and finished last.
The awards follow:
Class 81 ponies under saddle not exceeding u hands:
by children mateurs under hirie"n years
set Farm gr m lady Idol second. Richard Tr"'bie'
ose pairs Of harness sor:1: s G,sT .sola 5rI 1aa
ss5tFirs fagnont Farm en- n Ringing Bells and
ChatterboX: second. David N Neub'rEers o 9
The Lion and b. The Lady. third. NJ l. Sch"tr'I' >
exceeding u hi9s.
ridden by fret prize. Sf5 second prize
First Jack O'Day's ch < fetrr ftI; sscoll.
Farms ch- m. Mayo; fourth, F. V strauss b Big
class so pairs Of harness horses, 20 hs shown 70
ylctorias horses - cent. yicofias and AZ
pontmentc - per first prize s'1 sI,,cll pttl
ssiT' s M5 m.Iana Fs%oi f. fse ssc9nd ras sors, DIG
MY Gas ssa 20 5nnsr5 seo uere sryns Over & 1so
hounds, be shown over the TneHlhI y,i{
FARMS Irish ridden by Dick IalnriN e.i..
Fmwood Farms Initial ridden BY i!cE ~ issts-
third. H. Borden's br. Sir Thomas rid'eh - MES
Borden :, a L..4. I'D
not exceeding hands frs; vTize. $50 second B.Ss
S2s-TIrst. mi bT- pttchfss. He3Iil
Telsaeld.s Energy. third George ats"' -
m F}aroness fourth. DaNia NJ Neuhersers O. N 4'
Class % ozark teams hs shown drag coach or
hrak &. " Natsous Lord fai'l''!' 81,
Narvland H. LADY Baltimore and virginia tIonu iA''
a SorRs Dignity Respect. Pioneer and Fllsrltl.
Glass ts!ngje harness horses 10 D. sloN ~
1aSs rumble basket phae;on; horse TO count 50 per '
20 20 cent llEeits
% rer cent. drst prize $50 second prize So Is,,
q " Watson's ch Ringing Bells s~rlile siIs.t.r.
h n Babinette fourth Miss Caroline Bryce o. 10 4''
sss 4s ,atten Line challenge Cup. for the hest horse
suitable must be Won tltee li'S
the same before Il becomes me- pl"pi,' psi
Farms b. < LORD f"t-'iH'"ie' s''' ~ -
m. Lady Tuck bo,4. nd
11aes ~ half for galloways 10 hals az
rder+ nurse S75 winner and So 10 the So
First Meadow Brook stables 3r , los N iiollovsy's
& Roses ch z Casabanca third. Harry y. h'l'o''3'
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