The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1911-10-10
.TISSINGTON BELIEF
SHOWS CHAMPION
Edward McLean's Mare Car
ries Off the TrlcOIoT Rosette.

tha horsa show closed Saturday after
noon with the Judging of the cham
,,,o,, c,.s.as The awards were con-
s,stant ard reversals Of form few and
far betwaan
rha ohomn,on award IN tba harness
close wont ~ Edward McT,ean,s mare
r;aa;,,.+o, po,;as w;tb Mrs n Cecil
E,t,ar,s pondoro Queen given the
,osarva This was surnrise for
cnort,no Extr. had baatan McLean,s
,ao aor,tar !, tba show George
u,.tso,,. r,ortsn, T;nton won the
ot.ron;onsh,n a. the ,arepr division
Of the harness class.
Mrs. william McGibbon rode her
bay mare Rosabel to victory in the
gathering of the champion saddle
horses under 15.2. Miss Atterbury's
brown gelding was given the title for
the saddle horses over 15.2.
Frederic Bull had clean sweep
In the champion class for hunters,
Rock Cress and Sunday Morning taxi
ing the championship and reserve re-
spectively.
George Watson with his Florham
entries won more than score Of
ribbons, ten OF which were piue, siA
red, one championship and one re-
serve. Mrs. Filter put half a dozen
firsts. one second and one third to
her credit. with her Sporting Extra,
Florham King and Pink Lady Ed.
Kearney, jr.. won all of the open
roadster classes with his good little
bay mare Princess Morrell, which
has been rather overlooked of late.
Thursdays Awards
Glass ~ fnoyice harness horses,
over III hands)-First, George Wat
sons b. Florham Gladstone; sec
ond q IT Kahn's ch. e. Caesar;
third G. w. McCutchn's b. m. White
Oak Maid: fourth. L. Whitneys ch.
Donegal.
Glass 36 (maiden saddle horses,
1Aa or overl-First. E. T. H. Tai
mape,s oh q. Red Fox: second. Wal-
Ter p B,iss's b. e. Turner: third, g.
II MELONS B. 8. Crackshot; fourth,
Iiv;neston Whitney,s blk. e. Black
amoor
Class AT (stallions three years old
or over. suitable for getting carriage
horses) )-First. Edward McLean's b.
S. Goldfinder; second Hisinore rain
ch. s. Chaugue squire; tnlro' ueoise
Watson's ch. s. fiornam squire.
Class 70 tcomDlna'lon ponies'-
First, Charles M. flelscnman sl.
LII. Lady Idol; second, Elsinore farm .
ch. g. Defender; third, George wat
sons ch m. fiornam BABY iour'h
Miss Helen H. Jenkins's Or. g. Rem
ington.
Class 49 (local harness horses, over
15.1 hands)-First, G. w. McCuechen
.. III. "hi'e oaA Sau se.onu -
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u & sentry Doy.
Class Ia Ctandems)-First, Georg
Watson's b. gs. Florham Tiptop and
Florham Top Notch; second Dewitt
9. Flanagans b. gs. Rataplan and
frince Charming; third. =. ID. kann
ch. gs. Caesar and M1kado.
Class 80 SADDLE horses, over 15.2
hands; women to ride)--Flrst Miss
IL. D. Atterbury's br. g. Kildare; sec
ond, Mrs. A. Mel. Tinker's ch. M
Fashion Plate; third, George Wat
sons en-. g. Fiornam Biackie; fourth,
Mrs ]. G. Marshall's b. g. Nettleton.
Glass II (runabout horses. 14.3 and
not exceeding 1872 hands,--First
George Watson,s ro. p Florham
Knight. second Brook Farms h. o.
Trampas.
Glass 6 (barness horses. IL hands
and NOT exceeding 15.2 hands)-First.
Mrs. G. Cecil Filters br. e Sporting