New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-29
MANY BLUES FOR WATSON
Florham Stud Entries Sweep Inc
Monmouth Show Ring.
TANDEM CHAMPIONS BEATEN
Mrs. c. Cecil Filters Sporting
Extra Carries Judges by Storm
in Phaeton Class.

Monmouth
seldom that he leaves the ring without
The badge Of honor. The Florham Hackney
stud entries went right on winning yester-
day. and TT looks as though they would
corner the market So far as laurels are
concerned
Florham TOP Notch and Tip Toe are sure
Of "a ribbon every time they step inside the
ring in the harness classes. and Florham
charm has taken the judges by storm
among the saddlers.
The big 16-hand seidines won in the tan
6er7 class and defeated DE Witt o.. Flan-
assns champions Prince Charming and
R8tapian. The best part of the Flanagan
pair IS that their dash is natural. and they
20 because they ike 20 and not because
they are weighted and bitted TO the point
Of torture Without a doubt the 1and-
soonest pair IN the ring were sent to the
stable because Of a hitch which the leader
showed plainly This was the inimitable
rar ge.dine kentucky, from the Flanagan
stable. which is so wonderful tn conforma-
t-on and style that it seems impossible
thar ne should ever bc overlooked. queen
of The West was hitched ahead If her 3u-
tocrarc King but they had To- be content
VIZ. q third prize.
Charles Barry was uu on the FIorhan
coach. and he answered the hugle call with
four fresh bays i'm the foUr-in-hand class.
Jack Donnellv. atop the old hnickerhocker,
drove bay leaders and bay and chest
MIR wheeler. Mr. Barry had his hands
fu with his team but they We're hand
some .aokinE animals ana they carried
away the blue ribbon and the 500 prize Of
t.-.a rv Charles Baudouine.
n was question iu the minds Of many
whether T.0rHam Diiham O. Is. should
r.r. beaten Harvey Ladews bay stallion
Mighty Atom iu the harness class for
Monies Mighty Atom is like the imperial
NaIa might look through the small end OF
an opera l.a-s. and be seldom fails 10 win
q blue ribbon where shown.
Nrs. g. Cecil Filters victories have been
e close second 90 the Florham horses sue
ce,-es and when representatives from the
,gr stables came together in the ladies
nHastor class Sporting Extra carried every
aims before him. while Florham Bonnie
carried nothing. not even a white ribbon.
airs Filler drove her brown gelding and ne
-s- .r second place the old favOrite Roya.
r-.-4vs as Sporting Extra, but She has
r-arrracranIe manners and was admirably
handled nv Miss claire Knapp Mrs. julius
Walsh had De Witt F1anagans Prince
Charming I'm hand. but for some reason he
received only q yellow ribbon. the ID. q.
falling 20 the Tor of queen OF tine West
driven hv Miss Nathan.
The two deadly rivals Lady Debonair.
owned hv Mrs. James r.. NcKar. and Miss
T ID Atterburv's impressive nut brown
81 ItiuE kildare came together iu the open
Iacd.e class for horses exceeding b. hands
.f-e Two splendid saddlers meet az nearly
every exhibition. and they alternate IN car
-rlrg away the blues James Schweiger
ana Lady Uehonair form "a combination
-. 90 beat. but William McGihhon had
kildare in hand. and be- very unSalaniF
- fused +a ahJicate I'm favor OF the attrac-
...a -i-tIe mare. which had 10 accept second
laror7 with the best possible grace.
rra combination class was one Of t1e
largest ~ tr- DAY and brought ont many
..a~-iors They were Lady Debonair
Peter Pan. Naule. Divinity, Moving tlct-
.re and Montgomery Chiel. all of which
wont urplasad. the ribbons GOING to Flor
ham charm. ZUIaL Mayo and NatantuL
IN t1e order named
.~He awards follow.
class b., ror.re harness ra'rr eE'c'd.--e
60. bands. FIRST r-.z. $40 second n..-'. N'..-
First Emil Saele- Dr. c- hnI.N-f'",0-f
Prince and Prince n. .a.f~ ''o
...aa- and -Inr.ar. .rar--..nr. third. " r.
..De-a.Ue g. Monarch and Monmouth.
fourth Georse u. King bt ss King George
rl 20 .sa8H- ponies. NOT exceeding 1871