Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-10-05
Ne WARKERS GET
COVETED RIBBONS
At HORSE SHOW
Racing, Vaudeville and Wrestling
Alternate in State Event
at Olympic Park.

A horse show of a dozen well-hlled
classes and harness racing proved at
fractions that drew the largest GROVE
in the history of the annual exhibition
to the New JerseJ State Fair at Olym-
pie Park yesterday OF particular in
terest was the horse judging. for there
we're shown in the various classes,
horses of note from all over the State.
The competition was keen, and, al
though it was a critical throng of
bcIsemen that crowded about the
arena, the awards of the judges,
Thomas Il. Ryan. DR.. II. Yander Roest
and william Wall Weaver. met with
general appreciation.
Big Crowd There.
The grand-stand was filled to capa-
city, and there was not q moment
through the afternoon wne there was
nothing to occupy their attention AL
ternating with the racing and horse
judging there were vaudeville acts and
y wrestling match in which Pilakoff.
tie Finnish champion, failed in his at
tempt to throw Olson two times in a
period of fifteen minutes. The Swede
went down once, worn out by the toe
hold.
Awards in the judging were we'll dis
tributed among the exhibitors. Among
those winning more than one ribbon
were: Miles w. Baney & Brother.
Newark; Mrs. T. j.. Hull and daughters,
East Orange; T. T.. Maxfeld, Bloom
field; Lawtonia Farm. South Orange:
Brook Farm, Tuxedo.
The various Glasses.
Midget Pony Glass under 1872 hands;
dii, Ell by children)-Won by Back Beauty,
d,iven by The Misses Ruth and Helen
LII AF.r,A LIT - IA, t.1a No.
second: Prince. driven by Donald Baney.
L.ii..
Pony Glass (not over IA hands; shown
inlier slddle)-First, Gypsy. Theodore T.
AaAfie,d. Bloomfield; second, Wisdom,
A4ao.s Riding School, Roseville; third,
.lice. Donald Baney, Newark.
Miner. Newark; second, Mnxfield Patchen,
Theodore 4. Maxfie'd. Bloomfield; third,
Gregory Lake, w. g. Murphy, Jersey City;
Carriage Horse Glass az hands and over)
First. Energy. Brook Farm. Tuxedo, N.
edo. n, v; third, Princess. Miles w.
Baney, Newark. fourth. Chocolate Drop.
Lawtonia Farm. South orange, ,u.,
Benjamin Decker South Orange; second,
Rosario. Harry G. Card, Montclair; third,
Golden Rod. e.. A. Starks, Montclair;
fourth. Peggy. Miles W Baney; Newark
children to 1rive)-First. Buster, Mrs. c.
T.. LAYTON. South Orange; second. King
Rul,y. Z 4 Stake Montelair; third,
fourth. Facey, Franklin Kelly, East Or
are.
Carriage Pair Class-First. Rnmapo and
Rex. Brook Farm. Tuxedo. N. Y: second
Cedar Wool anu Earl King, Miles w.
Baner. Newark; third. Comet and Fleur-
cite, Mrs. + ]. Hull, East Orange: fourth.
Gladys and Grade. Lnwtonia Farm. South
Orange.
Roadster Class drotters; shown to road
wagon First: Clyde 3" A. H. Hum
f. c P'ch. East Orange. third, Baronward
Fins. G. + Lawrence. smithtown Branch,
/. l.; fourth. George w. George W. Nor
Rrhabont Glass ,(shown before a run
ahoutl-First. Little Prince, Tonic Sauy-
age. Newark; second. Tran1pas, Brook
Tonzo sauvage, Newark: fourth. Derby
Iau Arthur C Hensler. Newark,
Tandem Glass (shown to gig and tandem
Walnut Iawtonia Farm. South orange
Sc rond. Glpdys and Oracle L1wtonia Farm,
South Orange.
In the WcrId's Record Glass.
The members of the association put
themselves in the worlds record class,
as at shutdown only one of the TWO
harness horse races was finished, but
by the consent of the drivers in the un-
finished e we The, . g;lS p paf f6e eo9,
clusion of the fifth heat. =,
The brown gelding. ort range Lad. in
the stable Of Amos Rathbun. found the
$50 trot easy picking and annexed the
event In straight heats without beating
2:25A. The real contest In this event was
between Florida and Laura Worthy; The
latter is a handsome, ood-gaited daugh-
ter of Axworthy and 'ooks like the max
ing Of q good race mare.
W.. j. Reddy won the irst two heats OF
the 2:lS pace with the brown geldins,
c. II. r.. after which the -'laintield entry,
Aaron B.. slipped In a heat. The latter
got the short end of "A most horrible start
In the fourth heat. at least three of the
field getting away ahead OF him. Lillian
w. the local entry, took the pole at the
first turn and led to the Iaf. where
the wire. Queen of Hearts made a des-