Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-10-03
HORSE SHOW At
MONTCLA|R CLUB
A GREAT SUCCESS
Splendid Turn-Outs and Beau.
tiful Horses Evoke
Applause.

On the grounds of the Montclair
Athletic Club Valley road, Saturday,
the fifth annual horse show under the
auspices of the Montclair Riding.
Driving and Automobile Club was
held and proved to be most successful
A slight accident happened in the
morning Goldenrod, owned and rid
den by Mrs. E. A. Starks. became
frightened at a bit of paper and threw
his rider. Mrs Starks was not serious
ly hurt.
The events resulted as follows:
Afternoon Events.
Glass 8. Depot Wagons-First, Rama
po, ch. g., Brook Farm; second. Bright
Promise, b. M, H. H. Wehrhane: third,
The Lady, ch. M, Mrs. C. e. Thurs
ton.
Class Is, Combination Saddle and
Harness Horse-First, Sonia, ch M,
A. Morrison; second, Black Diamond
blk. M, A. Morrison; third, Queen
Quality, ch. M, Ben Decker.
Glass Is, Ponies Under Saddle
First, Frivolity, blk. M, Mrs. julius s.
Walsh; second, Gypsy, piebald M.
Theodore T. Maxwell: third, Peter of
Dellhurst piebald g., Edith L. Van
Cleye.
Glass 5, Harness Horses, Ladies to
Drive-First, Coma, ch. m, A. Mori-
son; second Bright Promise. b. M,
H. H. Wehrhane; third, Snippy, b. g.,
j. NJ Greenfield
Glass IA, Saddle Horses Over 143 and
Under 15.2-First, Sonia, ch. M. A..
Morrison; second, Black Diamond, blk.
M, A. Morrison; third, Rex, b. g.. v.
S. milford
Glass 4, Single Roadsters-First,
Princess Morrill,, b. M, Ed Kearney,
jr.; second. Clyde B., b. g., A. III.
Humpreville; third, Edith b., b. M.
P. II. Ryan.
Glass Z. Runabout Horses-First,
Trampas, b. g.. Brook Farm; second,
Lady May, ch m. Fl. FL. Wehrhane;
third, Strongheart, ch. g., %. A. Starks.
Glass 1, Draft Horses-First, Charlie
and Dan, blk. gs., John Blondel & Son;
second, Prince and Jack, b. g., II N.
Rudgers Co.; third, Captain and Major,
br gs.. I. N. Rudgers Co.
Class Is, Saddle Horses, 1872 Hands
or Over-First, Medler, br g., A. Mori-
son; second, Tuck. b. g.s j. M. Green
field; third, Lady Betty, b. M, Mrs.
Charles Power.
Class 6 (pairs, harness horses)-First,
Snippy and Snob, b. gs., ]. M. Green
field; second, Comet and Fleurette, ch.
ms, F. ]. Hull; third, The Lady, ch.
m., and Major. ch. g., Mrs. c. Thurs
ton.
Glass 10 (fre OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Truck No 2, Montclair; second, Hose
No. 2, Montclair; third, Truck No. 1,
Montclair.
Morning Events.
Glass 3 (single horse and vehicle,
owned and used regularly at Mont
clair or Glen Ridge stations for public
hire) First, Dandy, br g., William
Kearns; second, Dan, gr. g., Albert
Riker; third. Tom, br. g, Frank A.
Riker, jr.
Glass 10 (ponies in harness, children
to drive)-First, Black Beauty, blk. g.,
f. j. Hull; second, Norseman. I'd, blk.
S. Guy and Kenneth White; third,
Judy, skewbald M. H. H. Wei1rhane.
Class IL Combination saddle and
harness horses)-E A. Stark's Strong
heart, ch. g.. was the only entry, and
carried off the blue ribbon.
Glass 2 delivery turnouts)-This class
was divided in two sections. In the
lighter class Dexter, br g., owned by
William Hamilton, was first; John D.,
br. g., f. w. Massman, second; Gen.
eral, r. g., Elbert G. Brinning, third.
In the heavier class Jerry, r. g., l.
Newton Rudgers Lumber Company,
was first; Dick, gr. g., l. Newton
Rudgers Lumber Company. second;
Baby. gr. G., Osborne l.. Marsellies
Company. third.
Glass II (ponies under saddle, children
to drive)-First, Miss, br. g., Hosea
Webster; second, Judy. skewbald m,
H. II. Wehrhane; third, Norseman,
blk. s., Guy and Kenneth White.
Glass 3 (harness horses, ladies to
drive)-First, Snob, b. g., j. M. Green
field: second. Snippy, b. g.. J. M.
Grenefield; third, Lady Betty, b. m.,
Mrs. Charles Power.
Glass II (ponies in harness)-F1rst,
Buster, br. g., Mrs c. f. Lawton; Sec
ond, King Ruby, blk. s. e. A. Starks;
third. Bug, b. g., Miss r. M. Daniels.
Glass 16 SADDLE horses)-First, Rex,
b. e.. Y. S. Milford; second, Lady
Betty. b. M, Mrs. Charles Power The
third prize was not awarded in this
class