New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-04
FINE SHOW AT SEA GRIT
Horses France GayIy Over Turf
for Blue Ribbons.
filler ENTRIES SHINE
Myron Oppenheim Captures
Eight Rosettes-Watchful
Defeats Zulal.


Country Club ar Sea Grit Yesterday after
noon. is already an assured success and
bids fair 70 make some ~ the more preten-
tious exhibitions look to their laurels. The
total lack Of anything commercial and the
air ~ good fellowship suggest huge
house party: there is an abundance Of
everything from the hospitality Of the Of
fcials 70 the beautiful scenery Last but
by no means least. the catalogue ts ar
ranged so that the classes follow one after
the other instead OF being arranged 40 that
those who follow the show are Obliged TO
skip all over the book 70 find the classes
First on the programme were the saddle
horses in competition for the Blue BOOK
Challenge cup. The conditions were that
the horses must fnisk in the ring after a
six-mle canter and must be Nd 70 carry
ing ls5 pounds The class was called for
O'Clock. burit was nearly o'clock before
all If the contestants we're assembled.
Julius : Walsh rode an exceedingly hand
some bay gelding called Victory but he
was ore Of the last 70 arrive i'm the ring
and this was probably what prevented him
from getting in the ribbons. Pat OCon-
nell rode Mrs. G. Cecil Filters chestnut
mare Lady Sandy 70 victory. and she Sc
cured leg on the cup. the reserve going
70 Jack McDonald's Ray mare Lady Anna
belle Mrs Filter continued her winning
campaign. her entries being practically in
vincible in the harness classes. The class
for pairs was strong class although
there were only three entries Mrs Filter
drove her Pink Lady and FlOrham King
Mrs J. r Walsh sat behind her bay pair
Honor Bright and Honor Boy. and Eugene
Won Bach had Emil Seelig's Perfect and
Perfection in hand.
Again. IN the exhibition II tanderns. the
Filler outfit carried away the coveted Olue.
Pandora Queen was In the lead. with the
superb little Sporting Extra at the wheel.
and they formed combination hard 10
heat Pandora Queen has quality ami style
and Sporting Extra has substance and
! style. but they needed every bit Of = 70
| outstep Mrs. T. s Walshs perfectly
matched little pair. Hour Bright and Honor
/ Boy Eugene Won Bach was driving. and
! they made perfect Performance. beating
! that considerably overrated pair, King
and Queen Of the West.
Mvron n Oppenheims horses won enough
ribbons TO satisfy even Myron Il. Open
/ helm. With three entries ne won eight RIB
| bons. several Of which We're blue. Watch-
| fIl is lust "haruessy' enough 70 look Wei
| IN the com blnation class and mere ne won
a notable victory. beating Miss Clai.e
Knapp's beautiful mare Zulal. The pay
| eaIdine was compelled 10 abdicate in favor
I Of VI T.. Schwartz's consistent winner.
I Durham. I'm the larger saddle class. l''lr-
ham is a handsome animal. and has ,er-
feet manners. II he could be induced 20
carry his tail behind him. instead or on
/ top Of his back. he would be pralucaiiy
/ fauitless The other ribbons-rad. yelo"
and blue-went 10 the Oppenheim trlo'
! Fairy Queen being second choice.
! Durham won again In the class for sad
/ de horses suitable for women's mounts
/ but not necessarily 70 be ridden BY women.
/ Miss Caroline Bryce was up on Zulai' ara
she looked Ike a good candidate FOR hrst
/ choice Mabli. that snowy. little hve-year-
old mare owned by Mrs. T. J. Regan, was
another likely candidate. both being perfect
women's saddlers. Miss Van Wyck rode
Fairy Queen. and she was placed second
/ 10 the invincible Durham.
The awards follow:
class is saddle horses in convection for ne
| Official Horse Show Blue Book Cupl-first MIs
| c cecil Fitlers ch. N. Lady SANDY seCon9 9'
| J J McDonad's D. N. Lady AnnabeHe thlrs'
A MyTo. rl 0pBsn9sm = slo5 Ssu'' 'o- ''
class p ponies IN harness no, exceeding a
hands prize cuP,-Flrst Miss r n Nssser
/ man. r m Morning Glory. second, r -
! psird's z 2 Dynamite. third. NJ r Nc
| Donald's N. pink Rose. fourth. IhohAs A4o'
r's Sss. % saddle fsTses suitable for women
prize cupl-First Myron H oppsnhsljns fs M
| Fairy queen: second. Myron II Oppenhsl" ;
| b. 9 Watchful. third, Miss MARY PUN n.
Gordon Cabell. fourth Miss Lucy Dunys en-. :
General
class 2 Gaarness horses exceeding IS hands
nrst prize. S35. second prize sl5l-F'rst, Emil
EAeiigs b m. Royal Victoria. second. Nortl
wood FARMS br. 3 Baron Brown miro ,,l Em a.
schwartz's b. z Hob cav.
class p local harness horses prize cup
6 6rs, Mrs .scor3 Mrs. ''S Gesl Fuer. 5r
Sporting Extra. third. VI. T. SchVsrtz's .
Hob Cav. fourth. T. r pevines =. z headN
cias. pairs not exceeding 10 hand d.. Ar:'
prize s35. second prize. Si5l-FTs MS
Fiorham King. second Mrs J. : walshs b. Is
Honor Bright and Honor bol thlrd r'ugeN-
vor pacb,s oh ms Perfect and Perfection.
class 10 6c0uoination horses. FIRST prize SO;
second prizs $i5)-First Wyron r. Oppenheim.
b. Watchfui second. Miss 'laire a KNAPP
b n Zulal. third. Miss Lucy \. Dufy en-. (
General. fourth. 4. Albright HIS en-. m. Man
dolius 49, $500,
first prizs s35 second prize. Sl5,-First. Morton
Q Schwartz IN. Durham. second. Myron r
Oppenhen''s on. n. Fairy queen third Myron
II Oppenheim's b. z Watchful; fourth Myron I
n Oppeuhainn's en- z Montgomery Chief
Class (tsndems first prize. $50 second prize.
S15,-Ffrst Mrs 9. Cecil Filters br. z Sport
ing Extra and ch m. Pandora Queen. second.
Mrs J $ WaIsh's D Honor Boy and Honor
bright. third Mortimer L. SchiF's big z. King
OF the West and blk. m. QUEEN NJ the Wesr
fourth NJ =. 8lcDonad's b. m Countess and b.
z Button Wood.
class is saddle horses suitable FOR women.
first prize ~up,-First. Morton L. Schwartz Oh.
z Durham second. Myron y. Oppsnheim.s oh-
m Fairy Queen. third. Mrs T. J Regans b. m
Mohll. fourth. Miss @. A. Knapp b. m Zulal
class II pairs % saddle horses belonging 70
the same owner first prize. s35 second prize.