Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-08-05
HORSE SHOW IS A
BIG SOCIETY EVENT.;
RIDER IS THROWN
Dan" R. Hanna and Two New
Workers Among Judges at
Spring Lake.

SEA G1RT, Aug. 5.-The grounds Of
the Sea Girt and Spring Lake Country
Club, located halfway between this
place and Spring Lake, were the scene
of a brilliant assemblage yesterday
afternoon when the gong announced the
first entries of the thirty-five classes of
the annual horse show, which will con-
tinue through today and Saturday,
Twelve classes were judged during
the afternoon and interest was great
from the time the first class, "a, ponies
in harness not exceeding fourteen
hands, came out Upon the track. until
the last race mad been run.
Not the least attractive and enjoyable
feature Of the affair was the music of
the military band which has been en-
gagged for the entire meeting.
So general and liberal was the APP
plause that greeted the announcement
of the work of the judges in the differ
ent classes that there could be no doubt
entertained concerning the popularity
Of their work. It was generally con-
coded that the awards were given to
the proper animals.
This part of the work was done by
Dan" r. Hanna, of Cleveland, o.;
Charles A. Boudouine and George B.
Hume, Of New York, for the heavy
harness class; James r. Tindle, of Val
ley Forge, and W. Plunkett Stewart; of
Philadelphia, for saddle horses and po-
MES under saddle; Leander Riddle, of
Glen Riddle. Pa. and w. P1unkett
Stewart, of Philadelphia, for hunters
n jumpers.
Some Seen in Boxes.
Among those>in the boxes were noted
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis<A. Waring, as the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. T. HUM;
DIR. and Mrs. NJ. F Culbert, as the
guests of Mr. n Mrs. Albert Marburg;
Mr.. and Mrs. yelling G. Sickel enter
tanned Mrs. Daniel O'Day, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Hamilton, Jack O'Day, Mr..
n Mrs. c. Bow Dougherty, while Mr..
n Mrs. James Thomas were the
guests of Senator and Mrs. ]. H. Black
we'll. Among others in the stands were
Mr.. and Mrs. Cecil Filter, Mr.. and Mrs.
, Thomas B. Wells, Mr.. and Mrs. Horace
Allen, Mr.. and Mrs. Forbes Hennessey,
c. G. Roebling, w. F. Roebling, Mr.. and
Mrs. Samuel Heilner, A. N. Moreland,
Miss Moreland, Mr.. and Mrs. Jasper
Lynch, the Misses Lynch, Captain and
Mrs. Steele, Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Ma
loney, Mrs. Carberry Ritchie, Mrs.
Arthur H. Osborne, Mrs. L. A. D.. Per-
eival. Mr.. n Mrs. /. B. Benjamin, Mr.
n Mrs. w. A. Rowland, F. s.. Conover,
George w. Roth, Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew
Morrison, S. P. HUM, John l.. Coma
way, H. D.. Reilly, Charles X. Bispham,
George H. Kendrick, Sd. and j. w. Con-
verse.
There were no accidents, but in class
1S, for hunters and jumpers, Lady
Alice threw her rider and came within
an ace of trampling upon him.. In class
s, for tandems, Leader of Fashion,
after receiving the blue ribbon. reared
or his launches and Their turned a
complete somersault but was uninjured.
In the quarter Of a mile galloway Alvin
and Princess Prim both ran a remark
ably fast race and Alvin just nosed
Princess Prim out at the finish. J.1
O'Brien acted as starter, assisted by L..
Davis.
Summary of Events.
The summary of yesterdays judging:
Glass "a (ponies in harness, not ex-
ceeding AL hands, local)-Miss r. H.
Wassermann's Imp Morning Glory.
first; Asa S. Bushnelrs Merrylegs, Sec
ond; J. f. Kelly's Fairy, third.
Glass &c Qady's saddle horses. locaD-
Mrs. c. Cecil Filters Lady. Sandy, first;
A Morrison's Black Diamond. second;
John E. Henderson's Houston, third;
Joseph M. Byrne's Bourbon Bay, fourth.
Glass 3 (horses in harness exceeding
ISL hands, open)-Emil Seelig's Knick-
\ erbocker, first: Mrs. c. Cecil Filters
Sporting Extra, second; Emil Seelig's
Sunshine, third; j. L.. Bushnells Queen
Welcome, fourth.
Class 81 (single harness horses, locaD
Mrs. c. Cecil Filters Sporting Extra,
first; ]. L.. Bushnelrs Queen Welcome,
second
Glass 2 (pairs of harness horses not
exceeding ISL hands, locaD-Quaker
FARMS Leader of Fashion and Lady of
Fashion, first; Mrs. c. Cecil Filters
Florham King and Pandora Queen.
second
Glass II (best combination riding and
driving horse)-A. Morrison's Sonia.
first; Mrs. C. Cecil Filters Lady Sandy,
second; Joseph M. Byrne's Bourbon
Bay, third; Miss Addie Burgess Murr's
Gloria, fourth.
Class Is SADDLE horses not exceeding
15-1 hands. open)-Mrs. L. A. D.. Perci-
walls Gretta, first; James B. Breese's
Lucky, second: John E. Henderson's
Dorothea, third.
Glass 8 (best tandem, o~pen)-Quaker
FARMS Lady of Fashion and Leader Of
Fashion, first; Mrs. c. Cecil Filters
Florham King and Pandora Queen.
second; Emil Seelig's Sunshine and
Peter Pan, third; J. L. Bushnelrs
Queen Welcome and Lady Jessie.
fourth.
Glass II (best lady's saddle horse,
open)-A. Morrison's Sonia, first: Mrs.
c. Cecil Filters Lady Sandy, second;
John E.. Henderson's Houston, third;
Joseph M. Byrne's Bourbon Bay, fourth.
Glass % (best lady's pair, locaD-Mrs.
c. Cecil Filters Florham King and
Pandora Queen, first.
Glass Is lightweight hunters AND
jumpers, open)-P. A. Clark's Roselle,
first; Ross and Lentz's Lady Alice,
second; Morton Dewitt Bamberber's
Patricia, third.
Class 80 (quarter-mile galloway)-Mrs.
e. w. Elliott's Alvin. first; Edward f.
COINS Princess Prim. second; ].
Mulchy's Orhpan, third.
Glass 35 (one-mile hurdle race)-Peter
Hauck, jr,s., Essex B, first; P. A.
Clark's Roselle; second.