New-York tribune., 1910-10-02
SOCIETY AT HORSE SHOW
GoodIy Crowd of Spectators En-
Joys MontcIair Exhibition.
BROOK FARM ENTRIES WIN
Continue Victorious Career, AL
though Rex and Ramapo Bow
to Greenfield S Pair.

We'll filled classes and we'll filled boxes
made the horse show which was held at
Montclair yesterday one of the successes
of the ason Ones first impression on
entering the beautiful grounds was that
lavish hand had planned and executed. for
the evidence of il was everywhere appar-
enf from the tiers of boxes draped in blue
and yellow. the club coors, which was an
innovation. to the new parking spaces.
which were filled with road coaches and
automobiles
The Brook Farm horses which swept the
field last week at Poughkeepsie, continued
their successes uninterrupted YESTERDAY,
until the class for pairs over Is hands was
reached, and here they met their Water
loo 1t was not that Rex and Ramapo did
not outclass every other entry but Francis
Ware. who judged alone in all of the
classes. must have detected a slight lame
ness in Rex. which made his initial appear
ance in this class. for Mr.. Ware sent them
from the ring. and gave the blue to J. NJ.
Greenf1eld's Snippy and Snob.
Ramapo won In Class s. shown 10 a depot
wagon. Roundelay was also entered in this
class, but he was not allowed to compete.
and aside from an exhibition in the
ring, when the spectators had a chance to
see one of the grandest geldings that ever
set foot IN show ring. he did not appear
Mrs Andrew Morrison drove Energy, also
from the Brook Farm, to victory in the
ladies' class Of harness horses over 14.3
and not exceeding 15.3 hands. Her own
mare, Sonia. was entered in this class, but
was not shown. Sonia had monopoly
of the honors in the saddle and combina-
tion classes with Black Diamond right in
line for second honors. That much her
aided chestnut mare. Queen Quality, had
TO be content with a yellow rosette In all
the classes where she met these two ia
vorites.
Mrs Julius s Walsh had a new black
mare. Frivolity, in the class for ponies
under 14.3 hands. FriYolity does not look
at all like a pony She is perfect minia-
ture mare and is young that she has
not yet got rid of all of her baby charac-
teristics. She looks good enough to win in
any company and carried off first honors
with scant ceremony. Princess Morrill, was
again successful in the only class for road
sters. The little mare is not brilliant
performer but she has the first requisite
of a perfect road horse-eXtreme speed
and she has never yet been defeated in her
class.
Good old Trampas added another blue to
runabout horses but none of the entries
was particularly formidable. although the
class was large. Snippy gave good per-
formance, and it looked as though he might
carry off second honors, but, TO the sur
prise of the spectators. he failed to score.
The exhibition of draft horses brought out
d string of heavyweights, which were as
fine lot as ever faced the judges in Madi-
Tda a
pair of black geldings called Dan and
Charlie in this class, and they were SO
trimmed up with ribbons. straw and other
things more or less ornamental that it was
almost impossible to tell just what they
were like. Mr.. Ware set them ahead of
Prince and Jack, from the stable of |. New
ton Rudgers, however. on account Of their
length of neck although the consensus of
opinion was that the latter pair were more
imposing.
The awards follow:
Class 3 0ocal station wagons and horses:
horses to count 90 per cent vehicles and ap-
br. e. Dandy: second, Albert Rikers gr. g. Dan;
third Frank A. Riker Jr.'s. br g. Tom;
hands; children to drive; prize, cup)-First, F.
J. Hulls BLK. G Black Beauty; second, Guy
Wehrhanes SIX. IN. Judy.
Stark's ch. &. Strongheart.
Class docal delivery horses and wagons;
Jerry: second, l. Newton Rudyer's gr. 6. Dick:
third. Jacob & GIaSers sr g. Harry second d.
ter; second. r W Mossmann's br g. John d
third. EIbert {. Brinnng's 7. &. General
Class II 0ocal ponies under saddle; children TO
ride,-Ffrst, Hosea Webster. jrs, b. m Missile;
second. H II. Wehrhanes SIX Judy; third,
Guy ,a MhieS So68f 6f o $, Messem@n man H. d
exceeding 1913 hands; ladies to drive)-First.
J. NJ Greenfield's b. & surf; SECOND. J. NJ.
Powerss Dvssirys' b m LADY ''I5gs Betsy. ''a''eS
eeedfng l4.a hands: prize, SIS, First, Mrs. {.
F. I.awton's br e. Buster; second, c. A Stark
blk 5: King Ruby: third. Miss E. NJ. Danelss
Class Is local saddle horses over las hands;
ladies to ride)-First, V. s. Mulford's b. 3 Rex
Class depot wagons and single horses. 15,2
hands or over: prize, $$5l,First Brook FARMS
Bright Promise: third. Mrs. G E. Thurston's
ch. m. The Lady.
prize. s55NFirst. Andrew Morisons ch a''Gn M
Sonia second, Andrew Morisons blk. Black
Diamond: third, Ben Deckers ch. m. Queen
Class is ponies under saddle. 1913 and not
exceeding 14.3 hands; prize. s25)-First, Mrs
Julius s. Walshs blk. m Frivolity: second
Theodore T MaxfeIds pbd. &. Gypsy: third
Class 5 (harness horses. 14.3 and not exceed
ing 15.3 hands; ladies TO drive; prize. cupl-First
Brook FARMS ch. g. Energy, drien by. Mrs. An
Bright Promise; third ] NJ. Greenfeld's b &
Snippy.
LASS ~ 'Sduul' lloIeeS' over ls-o ana unuer
15.2 hands: prize 35D-FiTst. Andrew Morrison =
ch. m. Sonia: second. Andrew Morison's blk m
Black Diamond; third Y. :. Mulford's b. e.
Rex.
Class oslngle roadsters. 15 hands or over
prize. 35D-First. Ed. Kearney. tr s. h. m. Prin-
cess Morrill,; second. a. H Humphreville's h. g
Clyde b. third. =. II. Ryan's b. m Edith r.
Class (runabout horses 1+.S and not exceed
ing 15T hands: prize. S3jl-First. Brook Farm s
b z Trampas: second, n. H Wehrhane's ch m.
I'd arL' oh
heart
Class / pairs OF local draft horses; prize.
CUP with 81 10 winning driverl-First job n
Blondel and Sons blk. Dan and Charlie !
second / Newton Rudyer's b. gs. Prince and
Jack: third. l. Newton RudyeT's br- gs. Captain
and Major.