New-York tribune., 1910-10-08
But Prince Charming Beats Rival
at MorristoWn Horse Show.
SHOW FORM REVERSAL
Judges Surprise Spectators by
Awards IN Several Inter
esting Glasses.

ing the ones who made the decisions
In the exhibition of gig horses FOR the
challenge c1Ip. owners 70 drive, Rcharu
Delaielc got r,p behind his superb Rounde-
lav. and never before did the self-willeo
gelding give such performance II "as
very evident that Roundelay recognlzed the
master hand. and he showed better sai'7
and more speed than any one has ever see"
from him before. It looked as though ne
must surely win the class, but there "aS
De Witt c. Flanagan's consistent pay eeiu
ing. Prince Charming, which is most lox
able horse and a splendid performer
was evident that the judges had Hr'o'1s
problern before them, and they sent Iil1i1
around the ring one at time
Finally Roundelay decided that ne haa
been on his good behavior long enough anu
he made a slight break. which put nm
second place and gave the hrst leg Oh 'A
cup to Prince Charming
While the chestnut gelding Rex Is per
fectly sound, the going was eVlueh'iS
m his liking. and he gave an irnitatioh u q
lame horse so successfully that the JuoseS
gated him and his mate, Ramapo- Geoi
yyatson's Florham Stud Farm stock nau
everything their own way in the class al l'ei
that iust as they did in nearly every CLASS
in which they were entered
No one disputed their right TO the laur reiS
IN any exhibition but that OF Florndiii IAN
ReI1e in the saddle class for ladies' "neie
manners were especially considered Miss
Alice Foote rode the mare, and II was eNl-
49, RI tho most casual observer that she
u,as not Aniovfnz her ride Belle did every
+bire that she should not have done IN d
ladies' ella IS. but the judges must have oeeh
,r,nressed with her conformation. for tney
nlaced her first over Miss Laura Stanleys $
champion chestnut geIding. Martini, one Oh
the hest looking, best going saddlers III Ine
show ring.
W D Benner's reliable mare Sunday
Morning won her usual blue in the hunters
class Mr.. Benner has sold her 70 Frederic
Bull. who owns a splendid rival string ana
she might be considered an acquisition 10
anr statle. for she is one of the most will
ing jumpers that ever cleared fence
George Watson literally drove F1orham
Leader 10 victory in the harness Glass;
where he had TO compete with Energy the
hAro of a hundred battles. No one thought
+ha+ he could beat the splendid chestnut
and even Mr. Watson was not particularly
optimistic Even Energy's most ardent ad-
,oirars however we're bound 10 confess
that his opponent was putting up a per
forrnance which had seldom been equaned-
EIorham Leader is a powerful brown geld
ing. a triie too chunky. perhaps, out a
brilliant performer and poor little Energy
had the unusual experience Of going from
the ring with a red rosette fastened on his
bride
Mr.. Watson's road four were beaten IN
the coaching race by o. H kahn's cnest-
nut team. The horses started and nnlsneo
in the show ring and went over four-rnlie
course in less than fifteen minutes, wnicn
was the maximum time allowed Botn
teams finished well within the time. but
Mr.. Kahn's four were fresher. as he had
TWO trotting bred leaders which never left
their stride. II was a hard journey ror al
concerned. for each coach was compelled
10 carry seven passengers and the roads
were wet and heavy
Mrs. julius s. Walsh won a well deserved
blue in the ladies' phaeton class, in which
she showed her Honor Bright against the
bay mare F1orham Surprise. Honor Bright
was going like clockwork, and it was i'm
possible to beat him. and the mare had u
be content with second honors.
The awards follow:
Class AS QocaI harness horses. az and no,
exceeding 151 hands. first prize S35, second
prize. Si5)-First, Miss Maud Kahns ch- m
Princess, second. Marcellus H Dodge.s en- N
Class Sc dadies' saddle horses. 81 hands OF
over; prize cupl-First Somerset Farm p p en-
Raymond. third. Thomas Howards b. e Teie-
class l (roadsters. PAGERS barred; hrst prize.
s35: second prize. S15)-First. z. g Rtch's br
N Amanda Baron, second. a H Humphrey-
vilIe's b. 2 Clyde &, third, Arthur c Hlnsler {
b m Derby Lou: fourth. A NJ Guerln Dix
class IS Jumpers; performance only to count
first prize 500. second prize. S25i-Flrst, I D
Benner's CHI m Sunday Morning, second, Charles
Pfzers 5 Or. e. Yourfellow; third. L. D. Benner' 5
er King Edward fourth. Frederic Bulls ch
ciass 8 pairs Of harness horses over 15-2
F1orhan stud Farms Or. gs; FIorharn Royal
FlOrha Regent sec9pt @pf, FoTha a05 o-sa s5qS
Count. third. o. H. Kahn's ch- gs- Mikado and
Class D combination horses under 142 hands
first prize S25. second prize, Sl0y-Ftrst, Flor
ham Stud FARMS b. m. f1orham BEAUTY; second
qm Haph FfT9 81 5 Robn 6FG Hood Hood aS foaTtd Flor
ham stud FARMS ch. N FIorham Flirt-
per cent allowed for women driving prize cup
First Miss Maud Kahn's ch. ms. Duchess ant
cellar and Pepper Boy: third Mrs. Charles NJ
Chapin's b. gs- Nip and Tuck
Class (harness horses 14-2 and not e1ceedln
Is hands: first prize SIS. second prize. 500
First F1ortam stud Farms or; Elorh3n
Leader. second. BrOOH r arm g ELel -
third Mrs julius 5. Walsh, jr's or- m Mar
Class 81 saddle horses 142 and under 15t
hands ladies' 70 ride with side saddle; first prize
$50. second prize. S2O1-Ftrsc- FIorham stu
Farms b. m Florham Belle. second. Miss Laura
Stanley's ch- g Martini.
ITass IA 1Gig horses for challenge cup horse:
70 be driven by their owners professional
before It becomes his propertyl-First De wiz
c Flanagans b g Prince Charming. second
Brook Farms b z Roundelay; third, De Wit
| Q FIanagan's B. G Kentucky
carving not less than seven people, dtstanc'
about four miles; first prize. S75, second prize
| s25O-FTrst o. H Kahn's four; second Florhau
| stud FARMS four
| carving 200 pounds. first prize. $50, secOnC
nrtze S20)-First (. T. H Talmage's b. &
| pichuond. second Florhan Stud Farms b g
FIorham Red Leaf. third. FlOrham stud Farm
| ch m Florham Filtration; fourth. o H Kahn
| b m. Dixie Girl.
class 40 hunters up TO carrying 100 pounds
| n hounds. performance to count - per cent
| con formation and quality 25 per cent; hrs
| Bulls ch. e knight OF Elway. second, I. D
Tsanner's gr & King Edward. third c. Pfi7er
| ch & Pickwick fourth, L. D Benners b. m
| sans a Tout
ladies' phaeton. horses to count so per cent
aDDointnents. 40 per cent. ladies 20 drive. frs
| nrfze $50, second prize, Si5D-First. Mrs. Juliu
| Walshs br- & Honor Bright. second. F'iorhau
| Stud Farm 8 b m Florham Surprise; third. Mis-
| Maud Kahn's ch. Princess.
| class 26 branded ponies. not exceeding i
honds I'D 10 carrying lS5 pounds. hrst prize
| $50 second prize S25l-First Eltam Farm SIX
| third Marcellus H DOdge's b Wv: fourth
| T Douglas Robinson's ch 2 HANDSPRING