New-York tribune., 1910-03-25
HUNT ON THE BEACH
CROWD IN STAMPEDE
ERECTING Incidents Lend Zest
to Horse Shoe.
~ - b 81. Trisun.. !

Atlantic City. March z4-The arss 49,,
ever held on the Atlantic City beach 49,,
zest 20 the second day Of the horse 49,.
Julian Morris, the New York horvon,-
held the drag and was followed by a y, r.
Of hounds and a dozen pink coated b,,,..
men. The only drawback was the 49,.
fog. which held q back for a eouuf.
hours until The thousands on the Rosrav,f,
had become tired. When 10 did come ~,
ever. the efforts OF the entire police a.,
we're necessary 20 prevent a stampede a.,
extra police will be used tomorrow r,o--.
Ing when the hunt ls repeated
The interest Of the spectators was b.,,
this evening BY the Judging in the IN.
One of the most exciting features was -.
riding OF "Tipper" Morris. when Blue ~
gers. belonging % Julian Morris. startss 4,
do some stunts not down on The -
gramme. Only the expert riding Of Wo-,,,
kept the plunging horse out of The bo-e.'
a wave OF excitement went over the ana,
ence when one Of the wLeelers of Psrf 4
SOTg's four-iu-hand team went down "a ~.
coach was entering the gate The hors.
scrambled 20 his feet without any dan4.,
% himself OF the harness.
The crowd showed its liking for women
drivers IN the afternoon harness class m
which Mrs. Julius s Walsh, of New YORK
drove her OWE entry. Honesty. Miss Amy
Du POnt. OF Wilmington. drove Lady Ba56i.
and Mrs. c. Cecil F!tler. % Philadelphia.
held the Teins over Cricke.
The summaries follow;
Class 70 Oadies driving horses. SHOWN TO an.
propriate vehicle. ladies' driving. iocaii-F!rs,
Thomas g. Sheen's Lacy Cay. second. Watsr
&C. = Ooal-g -,s.rnesa 'borsea e,,-.r "a a -
and not exceeding - hands, conformation %
points action and s5yie Of going: - poia;fl-
second Paul A. Sorss Tease AID ToImeni;
third. Harry d. H0liOway's Flora and Erauf5n
Class 2 pairs roadsters four years or ogs1
shown to waEonl-First. Emery Marvelo's Nai-
colin and Sterling. second, charles Evans's Bsl
Boy and Dandy jim
handsl-First. ~ l. q a. g. Schwartzs Hob
Cav; second. George Watson's Florham star;
fourth Mrs Julius s. Walsh's Mary car.
class ~ tsaddiers. ove- TAI hands and roe
excseding 15.2 handsl-Firs'. Iaek O'Dayt
strel third. Peieport stables KentucSy Belle
Class 81 (middle weight hunters up 20 carHins
1G5 20 $40 pounds 70 hOundsl-E H Weather
bees David GRAY. first u. p. Benners SUNDAY
Morning second, Elmwood Farms Initial thi-i
walsh, rs. Honesty. frst. Tonzo ssuvsu. /,
Little Prince, second; Mrs Cecil Fitler's Cricket,
third PellepOrt stables Alexandra fourth
Glass 30 (fcur-in- hands. shown before coach.
drag or braket horses only 90 clunti-(ieorE8
Watson's team. hrst. Paul A. sorg's team. second.
Glass G2 lightweight hunters uo n carving
iG5 pounds 20 houndsl-C. T. HsnneFs Saus
Tout first. T.. ID. BcnneTs King EdWard. second.
z. r. Weatherbees Keswlck thir1. U D. pen
ner's keEEy Comet fourth.
Class y (sinsle PAGERS. 70 be SHOWN IN hsr-
nessl Won by Charles W. Mathis's Lazy
Mathis. Samuel Evanss Pearl c. second. " r.
Hoods Dewey. third. William s Cuthberts
Minnie. fourth
Glass (roadsters. horse and best appointed
road Tigl-WOn hy Edward g. I.eefs'g Iona
DOone; the Leeds Company Kathleen Flower
second.
Class pairs of harness horses over IS az
not exceeding 152 handsl-Won by Paul A
SOrgs Dignity ana Manhattan. Grand Vlaw
Farms Tinker Bell and Peter Pan. seoouf.
BellepOrt Stables Alexandra and Lady Bshois
third
Class 40 Saddle horses over - . hands,--yvon
by Henry r. Rea Dr.. Crockett. Andrew Mo-
rison' = Fashion Plate second. MyT0H II OppsT.
helms Fairy Queen. third. Mrs ". A Nc
Gibbon 3 Sultana. fourth.