New-York tribune., 1909-10-10
HORSE SHOW A SUCCESS
MONTCLAIR RING FULL.
Perfect Heather attracts Record
Breaking Crozcd.

weather more suggestive Of July than October
and record breaking crowd helped to make tho
horse show which held in the Nontclair Ath-
ietic Club grounds yesterday afternoon unprece-
dented success
The Montclair show is quite different from any
olheT exhibition cf its kind fer besides being local
there IS general air OF infOrmauty and good feI-
loWship Although the vantage points are the club-
mouse and boxes. there are plenty OF camp chairs
al intervals all over the grounds where one nav
Help one self 70 seat and select vantage point
uhFihdered- Among those noticed in the boxes and
On the lawns were Mr., and Mrs Charles Z. van
Week and Miss Florence Van Week who enter
'aiHed party OF young people in BOX No 1: Mr.
and Mrs j. NJ Greenfield with Mrs Lester wal
lace. Mrs 5. +. COnde. Mrs Charles KELLOGG and
Mrs Fred Kellogg IN their box; Mr. and Mrs V s.
Milford and the Misses Mulford. Mr. and Mrs An
drew Morrison Mr.. and Mrs William T Evens.
Mr.. and Mrs H. II. Wehrbane and Miss porofhvr
Wehrbane. Mr. and Mrs ". p Eakin Mrs A
Adams, Miss L. Gardner. William b. Dickson
Thomas T. Waller. William J. Berg e C. Rich and
S. X Harrington.
Promptly at 10 o'clock the horses stepped Into
the ring for the opening classes but the most in
teresting classes We're saved until afternoon when
the Judging was resumed at O'Clock Mrs Z A
Starks with her bay mare Stoutheart a prom
inent winner in the saddle and combination classes
StOutheart was formerly known 70 her friends az
MOllte o.. and she is a great favorite She won
her first blue OF the day In a combination class
which was judged in the morning. Another
trophy went 20 the mare in Glass s. which was
for ponies in harness. Francis Ware picked her
10 wear the blue again in the saddle pony class.
although her manners were bad. She refused to
walk at any time and led wrong on the eanter.
Bright Promise. owned by H H Wehrhane. won
in this class, where the contestants were shown
70 depot wagons. and this is quite correct for
the mare is good, steady going animal. with per-
feet manners, but when in the ladies' class she
defeated the beautiful Sonia. owned BY Andrew
Morrison there was room for comment Sonia IS
grand little mare and winner OF a string OF
hues. and it was the biggest surprise Of the day
when the red rosette fastened on her bride
and the blue went 10 Bright Promise. which looked
big and numbering in front OF a ladies' phaeton.
Tommy. a bay gelding from the Kuhn -RohIis
stables. was placed third in this class, but he
won in the combination class and received the sill
yer trophy offered by Francis NJ Ware to the win
ner The cup was the largest on exhibition. stand
ing fully three feet from the ground and the
groom who carried it from the ring had his hands
full
As usual. E c. Richs Amanda Baron Won the
roadster class When some one gets something
good enough TO beat Amanda IL will be red letter
day with the eampaigners. for far she has never
failed 10 get a blue when shown IN the roadster
class
The awards follow:
Glass Gocal hack horses. appointments % couu.
40 per cent hrst prize SIS; second prize Sl0-Frst
2s. 8h z Donald g. 3 Da" second i@''''A
Glass ponies IN harness saileEsa drive Rr.s
Ben Hur; second. Miss Helen Rsads Dr. N Fuss; third
Kenneth Whites blk Norseman IL
Glass combination horses exceeding Is hands.
prize, cup}-First, Mrs f. S-ar<s b. Stoutheart.
Eddy@s b m Belle '-''''' u
Class ,siasIe horses and delivery wagon; IocaD-
70 g Jerry; third Osborne & MsTseilss ~ e BABY
Class (po4es unueT saddles children to ride, prize
ceen NJ Beycqtrs br- g Wisdom; third. H H wehr-
Class opones in harness. 13.s TO las hands)-
SlrSI MS Z II stars T. m sloTtheaTt second Jesse
Toneg ei'' D. H. 7''s ''''l Ia''e' H. f''''' en- &
class pairs o, draft horses. locaD-Fir.t Nev,en
Budgers or, s. Major and Captain second Newton
MarseIlis,s Blk 2 Biity and bIE M kitty
Class tpones under saddles. over 1875 and not
exceeding Ia hands, prize, clP'-Firsr Mrs 2 H.
victor: third Jesse N Eddy's b m Belle
Glass horses 70 depot wagon: horses sxceeains 152
l. Per cent livery 10 per cent; prize sup'F5st 4 H
ans ch. 2 Buuke
s X KasS P5nn Ra5s horses rSmav @ " ssand 5sai P' ss ssP
rng;ons ch n Genee; hird. Mrs g. B. Alezander's b.
Glass II single harness horses 1ts and not ezessdiaE
Wcbrbsne3s n Bright promise. second andrew MorTi-
m. sonia. third. Kuhn RohHss b. 3 Tommy
Class E dIs hoe 10 hands and o, aver 1 owners asgs,S e
4iexander's b m Aida
Glass IS Crunabou Is hands and not ezeeedins
u hands trS- ION va R,i, % tSi-5 n n pa
sons b. m Princess MAY
Glass saddle horses % over y 5aa 5saas ;.la5 ladies T2. e
AIexanders b Aida third. Frances NJ Carletons eA-
m. Indian Girl
class pairs Of harness horses u hands and over
prize cIpi-Firsr @. NJ. Pearson p FIlnce Cari and
b m Princess Nav. second, W p. Br1ggss D. m BIT
ana b. & sport, third William j. Bergs D. m The Lazy
and b The Judge
class ,roadsers. I5 hands and over prize, cgpl
First E C. Rich-s Amanda Baron second. z G
Richs Or m Bell TOP; third Theodore Naxned's Dr. m
BeIdia's sister
class Il dealers class single harness horses ID
hands and first prize $35- second Prize. SSl-
First Edward %. n ROsalet second, e.
Iawtcn-s br Duke third G. F LaWtonS D. m Ss1ace-
automobiles.