Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-10-01
IlNG HORSE IS
\ NOW REIGN|NG
At M0NTCLA|R
Awards in Several Classes An
nounced at Fifth Annual
Show, Opened Today.

\ The attraction of the Vanderbilt cup
race did not have any appreciable effect
on the attendance today at the fifth
annual horse show of the Montclair
Riding, Driving and Automobile Club.
in the grounds of the Montclair Ath-
letic Club. Valley road. Montclair.
Mrs. f. A. Stark, riding her horse,
Golden Rod, was thrown over the ami
. malls head and narrowly escaped in
fur. She had her horse entered In
the saddle-horse class. With Mrs.
Charles Power on Lady Betty Mrs.
Stark entered the ring, when Golden
Rod SHE'D at a palm on the judges
stand and threw Mrs. Stark over his
head. The prancing horses hoofs just
missed her as she lay on the ground.
She quickly remounted, but the acci-
dent barred her from winning prize.
With ideal weather and one OF the
best exhibits the club ever had, big
crowd of fashionable folk attended and
admired the beautiful animals. The pa
viiion, in which the horses were judged,
was eiaborately decorated. The entry
list was the largest in the history Of
the association. Andrew Morrison, sec
retary Of the association, was greatly
pleased at the splendid showing and
the big crowd in attendance. 81
In the hack class, single horse and
vehicle, owned and regularly used at
Montclair or Glen Ridge station for
public hire, William Kearns's Dandy
won first prize; Albert Riker's Dan,
second, and Frank A. Riker jr.'s, Tom,
third
In the pories-in-harness class, children
to drive, F. J. Hulps Black Beauty
was first: Guy and Kenneth Whites
Norseman, second and H. II. Wehr-
hane's Judy. third.
In the combination harness and sad
die horses there was but one entry,
e A. Starks's Strongheart.
Delivery Horses.
The delivery tu-nouts class was di-
vided into heavy and light. In the
heavy class l. Newton Rudgers Lum-
ber Company's Jerry was first; the
same firms Dick, second, and the Os-
borne & Marsellis Con1pany's Baby,
third. In the light class William
Hamilton's Dexter was first; F. w
Massmanns John D., second, and FL
bert c. Brinnings General, third.
J. NJ. Greenfield's Snob was first in
the harness horse class; J. NJ. Green
fields Snippy, second, and Mrs. Charles
Powers Lady Betty, third.
Mrs. C. F. Lawtons Buster won the
honors in the ponies in the harness
cIa.s, with E. A. Starks's King Ruby,
second, and Miss e. M. Daniels's Bug,
third.
The following was the time table
of the exhibits and judging:
10 a. M, hacks, local, class q; lO;2o a.
M, harness ponies, under 1873 hands,
children to DIRK !, class 10; 1926 a. M,
combination horses, IA and not exceed
ing is hands. class 12; 10:45 a. m, sin
gle delivery turnouts, local, class z;
11.1o a. M, saddle ponies, under 1873
hands. children to ride, local, class II,
11:25 q. M, single harness horse, 43
and not exceeding 1873 hands, ladies to
drive local, class .; 11.35 a. m, har-
ness ponies, 1873 and not exceeding 143
hands. class H. 11;50 a. M, saddle
horses. over 14.3 hands, ladies to drive,
local. class 16. W
Afternoon Program.
Q D. n., single harness horse, 1872
hands or over, to depot wagons, class =;
2:15 d. m combination horses. over Is
hands, class 13; 2:35 p. M, saddle ponies,
1913 and not exceeding 14.3 hands. class
1S; 2:50 D. m, single harness horses,
14.s and not exceeding 1873 hands, ladies
to drive, class 5: 3:1e p. m, saddle
horses, over 14.3 and under 15.2 hands,
class IA 1920 p. M, single roadsters.
class A. $40 p. M. runabout horses. 14.3
and not exceeding 1872 hands, class ::
D. M. pairs of heavy draft horses,
local. class 1; 4:15 p m, saddle horses,
15.2 hands or over class Is; 4:3c D. M.
pairs of harness horses, Is hands OF
over, class 6; 4:45 D. M, fire departmens.
local. class 1S.
Following are the officers: w T.
Evans, president: Andrew Morrison,
yice-president and treasurer; w. S.
Blitz, secretary; directors, r. II.
Adams, William A. Bryant, George
Batten, J. M. Chapman, w. T. Evans,
w. G. Frost, J. NJ. Greenfield, f. A.
Starks. t. o. Ivey, Dallas Flanagan,
A. r. Lamborn, V. S. Mulford, Andrew
Morrison, j. F. McClain, I. Newton
Rudgers; judges, f. NJ. Ware, New
York city; DR.. T. Earle Budd, Orange,
n. j.
The box holders are William T.
Evans, J. NJ. Greenfield, Captain w. A.
Bryant, 3. S. Moffat, c. E. Van Bleck,
II. NJ Barclay and William T. Frost,
Of Montclair; r. II. Wehrhane. of West
Orange; J. V. Slayback and NJ. White
ley, of Glen Ridge. The tanldng sta
tions promise to be centres of fashion
and beauty, as many of the local pa
irons will have guests from the Or
anges, Newark and New York.
One hundred and fifty horses have
been entered.