New-York tribune., 1910-07-22
NEW HORSES SHOW WELL
Surprises Mark Opening of Bay
shore Exhibition.
MARTINI WINS THE BLUE
Sonia Beaten by Fantasy Under
Saddle, but Turns Tables
in Harness.

| on the qut yive from start to finish.
The first surprise came in the maiden
! saddle class, where Chantecler, the black
geldirg for which 1t is reported An
| drew Morrison paid $4,000 recently, failed to
get in the ribbons, and an unknown green
gelding. which two months ago had never
been off the farm. won the coveted blue
| rosette. The winner Martini is owned by
Miss Laura Stanley, and was shown by
| Percy Drury. He combines as much perfec-
tion as 1t is possible TO find in fifteen hands
of horse7esh Mrs James B. McKay's LADY
Debonair was placed second to Martini but
1t was no disgrace to be beaten by such
a horse, and the little mare was decidedly
good. her manners being beyond reproach
The next surprise was in Glass 25 for
seasoned saddlers, when Mrs Charles F.
Hubbss chestnut mare, Fantasy. beat the
imperial champion Sonia, owned by Andrew
Morrison Again and again the horses were
sent into the ring, and finally only the two
mares remained in the contest It was
evident that the judges were at their wits
end in regard to the disposal of the red
and blue, and when they finally decided in
favor of Fantasy it was a noteworthy vic
tory for the good little mare Sonia never
went better in her life and the consensus
of opinion was that she would carry off the
honors. Myron H Oppenheims bay geld
ing WatchfuI. with Godfrey Preece up
was placed third, and Lorne Brook Farms
Jester fourth
In the tandem class the judges had an
other surprise ready for the spectators
Paul A. Sorgs bay mares Vanity Fair and
Tease met their first and only defeat in
the tandem class at Long Branch last year
until Yesterday, when in similar class
not only their old rivals. Ringing Bells and
Kitty Grey. from the Fafrmont Farms
were placed ahead of them but also the
Quaker FARMS Leader of Fashion and
Lady OF Fashion, with John l. Conaway in
the drivers seat. Vanity Fair and Tease
had to be content with yellow rosette.
Although shown in the class for regis
tered hackney mares, Ringing Bells failed
TO get in the ribbons, to the surprise of
every one. Another Of the Fairmont FARMS
entries. Lady Witcham Friar. carried off
the blue with the FIorham Stud FARMS
F1orham Surprise in second place.
In the combination class Sonia came into
her own again. for 1t is impossible to beat
the mare in harness, and she defeated her
erstwhile victor, Fantasy. in easy fashion.
Fantasy was placed ahead of her stable
companion. Irvington Molly Bawn. and
Myron H. Oppenheim's Watchful won
fourth place.
Among those noticed in the boxes and on
the lawn were Mrs. c. ". Watson. Mr. and
Mrs William McGibbon. Mr. and Mrs An
drew Morrison. Reginald c. Vanderbilt,
H W Sage, Mr.. and Mrs. s. A. Warner
Baltazzi, MIR. and Mrs. Monroe Hoskins,
W Carson Kane, Mrs. J. P. Clark Miss
Jean Wallach. Allan Pinkerton. H. l. Bell.
Miss Ella Cooper. J. Campbell Thompson.
Paul a Sorg, Charles a. Baudouine, Z.
Won der Horst Koch, Mrs. A. Morrison,
l. E Waring Mrs. H. B. Hollins. jr., Mr.
and Mrs Samuel f. Harris, John Miller,
Miss Natalie Green, Miss Laura Stanley,
s. Victor Mapes Miss NJ. s Whitney, Mrs
Belle Beach Balm, Miss Caroline Bryce,
Lincoln G. Valentine. Mrs. James B. Nc
kay. jr. Mrs. c. A Clemons, Miss Marion
Hollins. Mr and Mrs J. E. Davis, James
Hever, Miss Lillian B. Hyde. De Witt {.
Flanagan and Mrs. Altmore Robinson.
The summaries follow:
Glass 16 (Inaiden harness horses. over IA
hands: prize S5O)-First. Fairnont Farm D. e.
Monongah: second, Sandy Point FARMS br m
Silfeld Lille. third, Mrs 5 y HexteT 5 o. <
Hurl;ngham; fourth, FIorham Stud Farm Dr. g
G class 80 lmaiden saddle horses. oyer ,,I5. -
ch a5nps g Martini asr1d second Mrs James B McKay
jrs ch Lady Debonar' third J. E t1ngsr Dae1s
gr. N. Country Girl; fourth Mrs r. - fiuise-
ford's ch. II. Lady sutton
Class 40 (rlaiden hunters or Jumpers: pei pei
paigSt fo be Carried 40 pounds prize $50
ssreId Mrs. Altman Robinsons br- g Twilight;
third Altman Robinsons CHI. G Ajax fourth
clarence H Robbins ch- Silver Tall
Cfass 2 registered hackney mares, years OLD
or over. TO be shown In hand; first prize: S2S;
second prize S1Ol--First. Fairmont taTrn 5 en- en-
n Rar9s 80 i M Florham Surprise third F'airmont
FARMS ch. MOorshne; fourth SANDY Foin'
FARMS br. m Silheld Lille
% horses. over 10 and not eX-
ceeding f52 hands; first prize, 500; second
prize S2o)-First. seQuatosuss Farn cb en- M m,
sonia, third Myron H. oPpenheim's b. g
Watchful; fourth. Lorne Brook FARMS b. &
SIass II ,tandems; wheeler to be Isl hands
or under: first prize $50: second pr1ze. sZo'
I-t-st T1sfruoDt FARMS ch. Ringing Bells
ana kitty Grev; second. Quaker FARMS Or, &
leader Of Fashion and br. m Lady Of Fasnlon
third Paul A. sorg's b. ms vanity ar anu
Class IS Jumpers performance TO be over SIX TX
be carried 140 pounds; first prize. S2o: seconu
nrize s2O)-First. Charles W Russell gr. K
Hail Storm second George Tsep ,T,{ nao Gare9ce
II Robbins b g EIvis; fourth. H Stuart Hol-
us Ciass g - 1pairs Of horses. any height to be
shown TO a ladies' phaeton; manners 10 count %
per cent. ladies to drive: prize cup value SlSl-
First Fairmount FARMS ch ms Kitty tirey
and Norma: second. Paul A Sorg's b ms: Tease
and Torment third Mrs Julius 5. "aish O. &
H9lIas gIess a. saddle ponies not exceeding al
hands. first prize $50. second prize. Slo)-t1rst
lanes Fever's ch. nj Vanity; seconud. j. Par
Ier KirIin's br m Trnket third Florhar stud
FARMS b m Flornam Beauty; fourth Sequa-
tog1e Farms ch. < Glorious Prince Lonnie-
class 40 saddle horses. pairs TO be the prop
ertv OF the same owner: one 10 be ridden by
man and one by woman; first prize, 500; sec
ond prize seo,-F1rst. Myron H. oPPenheinAs
81 m Fairy Queen and b. g Watchful. second,
SeoustoE1e Farms ch. ms Fantasy and Irving
ton Molly Ravn: third Mrs. James r Mckay's
oh m Lady Debonair and TO z. Jack Frost
class Is (rl1nabout horses. IA hands and not
.xc~ejinK 15a hands; horses to count 50 per
cent appointments 40 per cent; first prize. $50:
second prize. S2o)-First Emil Seelig's b m
Midget: second, Mrs Julius s Walshs bT z
Eonestv- third Mrs. S. n Hexter's b. & Hur-
Iingham; fourth, Edward Kearney's b. m. Cash
Girl.
class 2n (four-in- hands park teams. 70 Re
shown before a coach or break: first prize S75
second prize s25l-First. c. W. Watsons four:
second Paul A Sorg's four: third, Florham
Stud Farms four.
class o combination harness and saddle
r,orses1-First. Andrew Morison's ch. m. Sonia
second Sequatogue FARMS ch. m Fantasy: third
Seouatogue FARMS ch. m. Irvington Molly
Rawn: fourth Myron II. Oppenheim's b
Watchful
class 80 tpouy jumpers. under l4.3 hands. per
forrnance 10 be six jumps, feet inches.
drst prize SOS; second prize. s10)-First. George
waIIer and Bernard Gunther's br. z. Mr. Me
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