New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-05-15
M|SHAPI At HORSE SHOW
Emil seelig Injured in Newark
When WAGON 0VertlIrns.

Newark
last night at the Essex Troop armOry.
was marred by a serious accident TO Emil
Seelig. who sustained 4 broken leg when
the vehicle in which he was riding was
overturned. sIr. Seelig was driving his bay
mare Midget in the runabout class me
horses were required to show speed. and
several of the wagoEs made the short turns
on two wheels before the light vehicle to
which Midget was hitched turned COM
pIeteIv over. The mare went down with
it. and Mr.. SeeIig was buried beneath the
wreck. The mare fell ON her back. where
she lay struggling helpiessly-i with al
four feet in the air. and IT was some time
before Mr.. SeeIig could be extricated and
carried from the ring when it was found
that his right leg was broken oeioW tHe
knee. The mare seemed none the worse
for her fan. but the wagon was denoiished-
In the class Just before this Mrs Julius
Walsh, a daring horsewoman. had an acci-
dent with her mare. Mary Cary. but here
the fault lay entirely with the mare and
not with tie driver II was in the lady's
pheton class, and the horses had 9een
lined up for inspection when Mary became
quite contrary and refused to keep All FOUR
feet on the ground at the same time
above the phaeton and her driver. threat
ening each time to lose her balance, which
she finally did. falling directly over back
ward into the phaeton. Mrs. Walsh never
for a moment lost her presence OF mind.
but stepped calmly from the vehicle and
helped TO extricate the mare. The phaeton
was badly damaged and the mare left me
ring with a palpable hitch
Ybc ole Of he aft
while some OF the hunters were being
schooled in the ring Prince Alert boIted
for the gate. which had been opened by
an attendant. and ran directly over Mrs
Belle Beach Balm who was watching the
performance outside the rail. Mrs Balm
was thrown to the ground. but fortunately
escaped without injury.
George Watson has won enough victories
during the week TO satisfy the most exact
ing owner He carried of all Of the ribbons
in the stallion class with FIorham Seusa-
ton Gentleman. Squire and Lord Mari-
borough. The conditions of the class al
lowed any breed of stallion to compete, but
the types shown were so different that the
Judges divided the class and gave a set Of
ribbons TO the CoIinwood FARMS eighteen
hand champion, Majaraiah, Andie and
Laird of Boduohon.
Mr.. -watsons entries won in the class for
pairs and in the ladies' phaeton class.
where F'lorham Surprise was ably handled
by Mrs. Andrew Morrison.
The awards follow:
Class 81 troopers horses. owned b. Essex
Troop and ridden by member IN Uniform; hrSt
prize, cup given by the New Jersey AutoIIo1l1e s
and Motor Cu OF NewarEFirst Lieu I.aD5,d
William OGorman ouinbys en- 9. klng1 , secoI'a.
Trooper Wheeler's Oh. g. Sandy; third, Trooper
Parkers's D. G. Hoodoo; fourth. Corporal OSie
b. g. Essex.
Class % ponies in harness under IA 2 hands;
first prize. S25; second prize S1O-First. IN "a
waTa F ksann Ber G Bo6s third George
watson 8 blk. S. Ruby. fourth, Mrs q r.
Lawtons br g Buster Shiidrens alvisiS oasc
.ond. W. Give Crosby's CHI Nate; tnlrd. 4 Us,
Ruth Hulrs blk g. Black Beauty; 1ourtn' bel'
Deckers br. s. Romeo.
Class % Saddle horses over 10 and not sx-
ceeding 15.2 hands: first prize. $50; second prize
$2Frst, Andrew Morisons CHI M soma t6lrd Nr
ond Godfrey Freezes b. g. WatchIui' thllu' MI
Morison's b. M Eclipse
Glass pairs harness horses. 142 and under
1872 hands; first prize $50; second Prize. To-,
esty and Honor Bright: second. George watson 3
b. ms. Florham Surprise and F'lorharn Romance:
and ~ hr' m Iadv of Fashion fourth. Tom T.
walters blk IS. Charlie and Tepsey.
Glass As (pairs harness ponies s.., under ~ =
Give C,rosby's oh. gs- Nate and Ken
Glass IS saddle horses; prize, The Ofhclai
Horse show Blue Book Cup)-Ffrst, Henry l.
Rea,s chi M Indian Flower and CHI Heart.
snring: second a. Morrison's CHI IN. Soria and
b. m Eclipse; third, Jack O'Day's Peer ran
Class 40 Jumpers: first prize. $50: second prize
s25)-First George Watson, jr- s. CHI g Initial;
second p a. CIark-s br- & Sam; third Henry
h. BelFs gr G. Pinkun; fourth. Kingsley
Swans CHI stall. Oh-You-kid-
= class > Cstallions to be shown in hand; nfst
nFize S35: second prize. s15)--Ffrst. George Wal
sons CHI s. Florham Sensation; second. George
Watson's br. s. Florham Gentleman; third.
George Watson's CHI s. Lord Marlborough;
fourth. George Watson's CHI :. F1orham SQUIRE
class 10 pairs OF harness horses: 49, hands
or oyer. first prize $50: second prize, $50
first George Watson's br. ss- F1orhsm Regent
and E-iorham ROYAL: second. De Witt G Flana-
gan's b gs Lord Russell and Rataplan; third
9 r Lawton's b. gs. Earl King and Earl
fTsss o. SADDLE horses 143 hands over.
With short tail: prize. 800 cup)-Ffrst. Andrew
Mcrison's CHI. Sonia; second, Henry r. Rea :
CHI e Mexico -, -
class 13 harness horses. TO be shown u
1adiee' nhaet0n; manners essential; ladies TO
drive: first prize, $50 second prize. S29l-FirsI;
George Watson's S, b. m. F1orham Surprise, driven
nv Mrs Andrew Morrison; second. Emil Seeligs
CHI e sunshine; third H. II Wehrhauts n m
Bright Promise; fourth. Mrs F. II Hulfs ch-
g riasH - lightweight hunters Up 10 carry
s95,-F,irst WalIen & Gunthers br, g. MI
Neleady: second. George Watson Dr. & AIta-
n1Oi,rt- tbird Thomas H. Watkinss b. m Lady
Grace fourth Paul Harrison's en- & Ghost
class , (pairs roadsters, tTotters: frst prize
ss5! second nrize S15,-First. F. g. RicFl's br-
SS9 Amanda Baron and queen Vera: second;
srfb1Ir q HensIer's CHI geldings. Prince ana
Cst1ger. third r Thomas 3 br. m. Belle Top ana