New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-05
HORSES SHOW IN NEWARK
Enthusiasts Desert Boxes for the
Rail to See Better.
BLUE FOR WATSON PAIR
Manhattan and Dignity Carry
Of More Honors. with Miss
Bryce Driving.

The Essex Troop Arr1ory. IN Newark. -.
T. opered its doors last night 70 the New
Jersey Horse Show Associa ton for is sec
end annual exhibition. After the first
event. which was a novice class. the boxes
were practically deserted by the enthusi-
asts. who took up their stand along the
rail As the tsnbark ring is only few
feet less in circumference than the ring In
Madison Square Garden, there was van
tage point for nearly every one who wished
20 become a railbird.
The Florham Farm. with the popular
George Watson back OF IT, carried on
all OF the honors in the two opening
classes. which were for maiden saddle and
harness horses.
Manhattan and Dignity, that wonderful
bay pair which won so many trophies for
Paul A Sorg, won a blue for their new
owner IN the class FOR ladies' pairs. shown
70 phaeton. George Rohlig bought the
pair at auction a few weeks ago.
Miss Caroline Bryce handled them last
night. and she did it in her own inimitable
way. which really won them the blue. Mrs.
Andrew Morrison sat behind George Wat
sons Florham Violet and Florham Vivian,
and the judges he'd hard work 10 get away
from them. but Dignity and Manhattan
we're travelling like one horse, while the
Folrhsm pair had each an individuality
that asserted itself not always pleasantly.
Mrs Julius Walsh drove her Honesty
and Honor Bright. but they had 20 aodi-
cate in favor OF Mrs. Morison's chestnuts.
Others who drove were Miss Ellen Budd.
with Simply and Snob Mrs. r. }. Hull. be-
hind Comet and Fleurette and Miss Claire
Knapp with Buster Brown and Busy
Body.
\ good sized crowd was in attendance.
The summaries follow:
class "a novice harness horses. prize $50
First. Florhsm stud FARMS ch. e florham tn-
rerprise second. Mrs julius :. Walsh : br N
Dixie; third. Florham stud Farms Flor5am LIZ
fourth John r. Spratleys b. m White OAK Maid.
class ~ movce. saddle horse: prize. 500
FIRST Florham Stuod Farms blk. m. Florham
Fancy. second. b. LA Ia sseketrs or d.
White Oak King fourth. John T. spratley' ;
b. ~. Keturah.
prize. So. second prize si5)-FIrsi. ". ". Y.
Hofmaus ch e. Tenerire. second. p Boden-
wesers 70. e. CLYDE y. third. Wintnropes D.. $
Bond Issue fourth. r e.. Rich or. 10. queen
class ~ psIrs o. harness horses; to he
SO. second prize. SZ5)2First. George Gustav
Rohlgs hr Is Manhattan and Dignity; second
Florham stud Farms Oh. ms. tlorham vivian
and Florham Violet third. Mrs. Julius :
Walsh's br. gs Honesty ana Honor Bright;
fourth !. n Greenaeds b. gs. Simply and Snoo
CTass AZ ARABIAN horses. - be SHOWN under
saddlei-Frst Lowell r. Browns gr Sharabi.
second. Archer n Browns b. g Hadhan en-
Zeuo. third r. NJ Jareissati Fl. = Jane ui ;
fourth. Lieutenant Frank 3. Barretts ch. x.
Nadab.
class harness horses 1872 hands or over.
first prize. so. second prize. S2jl-First. Flor
ham stud Farms Florham TIP Top sec
0nd Dc Witt T.. Far Ran's h. g. Prince Charm-
ing third. Richard Deafelds b. &. Roundelay
fourth DO witt Flanag1ns b. z. Ratarlan.
class 80 thcavvweigh hunters UP 70 carrying
900 pounds 20 hounds. conformatior and quality
10 count ~ per cent. performance, 60 per cent?
First, Henry Lawrence Bells er & Pinkimi sec
ond Award Academy gr. z. Hercules thirt
George Chipelroses blk. q Gatin' fotrth'
Charles Flyers b. e. Glen Echo
class - SADDLE horses. IA and not exceeding
- hands,-First Mrs claire \. Knapps p. m.
Zulal. second Mrs Wright Barclays b. 2 A.
teution. third Lowell II. Brown $ q. =. Sharaol,
fourth. " g. McGibbons b. N. Elma.