The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1909-10-05
HORSE SHOW
BIG SUCCESS
Morristown Field Cubs Twelfth
Equine Event Closed on
Saturday Afternoon.
THE AWARDS WERE NUMEROUS

UQe MOrTlSGOW0 pI6lu CluU CiOS0u 9dV.
urday after one of the most successful
Of the three day events conducted by
the club. The entries we're numerous
and up to the usual standard of high
form seen at this show while the c0m4
petition was keen in the greater nunlE
Der of the classes. Though 10 was
feared the attendance would be less
enedsby the Hudson Fulton celebra-
tion it was fully up to that Of former
years. the fine weather helping mater.
tally in bring out the crowds.
Walter P. Bliss Pundora. and Har-
mony took the show championship,
being awarded the decision over Miss
Maud Kahn's Duchess and Princess,
which won the blue in the class for
pairs with women driving.
Somerset Farm's entries carried off
the honors in the saddle classes, win
ming eleven ribbons, six Of which were
of blue. Royalist, the property Of
Charles Fleischman, had an easy vic.
tory in the ladies' saddle classes, nnr
der the guiding hand of Miss Bryce.
Mrs, John Mayer, jr.'s brown mare
Isolde was placed second to the Som
erset Farm entry. Y
The feature of the afternoon was
the class for hunt teams. The Essex
hunt entered three teams and the
Richmond county hunt entered one.
Two of the Essex teams won the cups.
The winning teams members and
their mounts were Kenneth Schley on
David Gray, Grant B. Schley, jr., on
Limerick and William Cannon riding
Gray Flyer. The team that took the
red was made up of Edward Fuller on
Kathleen, Gordon Maynard on Glen
Echo and Arthur Fowler on Scout.
The other Essex team included Rich
ard H. Williams, jr., riding Gipsy,
Mrs. Joseph G.. Willis on Sweet Briar
and Mr.. Willis riding Raritan. The
Richmond county entry Included Mrs.
Dora Henderson riding Chinchilla,
Dick Donnelly on Initial, and Sidney
Josephthal on Ellworth.
Dick Donnelly rode Elmwood farms
Initial to victory in the! corinthian
class and the ladies' phaeton class
honors were won by Dewitt G. Flan'
agan's Kentucky.
! The class that excited the most in
terest among Morristonians, however.
was that for the fire department.
Rivalry was strong between the Reso-
lutte Hook and Ladder company who
entered Tom and Jerry and the HUI
name company with their Frank and
Tom. Both, the companies brought
their big machines to the show and
their teams were galloped around the
ring at lively pace. The judges
handed the blue to the truck team.
The big outpouring of society people
filed the boxes, the parking spaces
and lined the show ring railing and to
attempt to list them would be like
taking page after page from the socie-
ty blue book.
Voss' band played on the piazza Of
the ladies house and its music added
much TO the pleasure of the occasion.
The judges of the show were Louis
Haight, of New York Alfred B. Mac
lay, of New York and Hamilton F..
Salmon, of Brooklyn. DR.. Jane
Mosedale was veterinary judge.
The honorary presidents of the
show we're almost all present. They
included Charles w. Armour, VIM.
Bayard Blackwell, VIM. Brewster,
John M. Dillon, Adolphe De Barry, r.
A. Grannis, sr., Henry Hentz, Samuel
v. Hoffman, Edwin S. Hooley, Wood
bury G. udhgdon, Charles w. Nc
Cutcheon, Richard A. McCurdy, Gen
eral +. p Meany, Cornelius B. Mitch
ell, Benjamin Nicoll, Dudley Olcott,
J. o. HI. Pitney, James Tolman Pyle,
Livingston Roe, Grant B. Schley, Ton
20 Savage, Charles Scribner, e. t. II !.
Talmage, Henry f. Taylor, r. H..
Thomas.
Following are the winners -
First day Thursday, September 30.
Glass 15.-Novice Harness Horses,
l5.1 or under First, Geo. d. Kings
Little King, blk. g., ISL, years !;
second, Walter p Bliss's Harmony, b.
M, Is, years third, Oakdene stables,
Queen, b. No., Isl, years; Edward
Kearney's Rosalie, b. M, Is, years.
Glass 2.-Sallions- First, Somerset
Farms Matchless Performer, b. stal.,
l5.1, aged second, A. M. Guerins
Silver Klatawah, rn. stall, ISL third,
Bluestone stables, Nylic, No. 1924.
blk. stall, 1911, 10 years.
Glass 3S.-Pair Of Harness Horses
Oyer l5.1.-First, o. Fl. Kahn's Pasha,
ch. g., 16.1, years and Regent, ch. g.,
1914, 10 years; second, ]. w. Ogden'S
Charmion, ch. M, 1872 and Heather
Belle, gr. M, 154 third, Mrs. James
b. Reynolds Prudence, br. M, 1872,
years and Impertinencs, br. M, 1872,
8 years.
Glass 20.-Saddle Horses-not ex-
ceeding l5.2.--Flrst, Somerset FARMS
Mayo, ch. M, ISL, aged second, Joss
eph Larocque, jr.'s Roxana, blk. M,
l4.33, aged third, Edward Kearney's
Lanti, b. g., 1914, years fourth, Mrs.
Cornelius B. Mitchelps Eo-Hippus,
ch. M, 1919, 10 years.
Glass 35.- Harness Horse -14.2, not
exceeding 15.1. First, Walter p. BliSS's
Harmony, b. M, Is, 4, years second,
Miss Maud Kahn's Duchess, ch. M,