New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-01
HORSES AMUSE CROWDS
MontCIair A. c. Show Proves a
Powerful Magnet.
BLACK DIAMOND INvlNCIBLE
Accidents in Two Glasses Tend
to Mar the Afternoons
Sport.

sport.
Saddle horses. harness horses officers
chargers. delivery horses and fire depart
mont horses entertained their friends on
the grounds OF the Montcar Athletic Club
YESTERDAY
The classes were most ~ them open, but
the horses were principally local and the
blues were pretty evenly distributed. An
drew Monsons Black Diamond was a good
winner and an easy winner whenever she
chose 20 walk in and carry away the blue.
but she consider ately stayed in her stable
during some Of the classes and allowed a
rival 10 capture the prizes.
There was an accident in the runabout
class Henry Carter mad Tonic Sauyages
Grand Duke I'm hand. and the handsome
little gelding had the class won the mo-
ment he stepped In the ring There was
therefore no need Of Carter's driving at
the pace he did which was extremely
perilous in the small ring
In making one Of the short turns the
runabout skidded and -urned over. throwing
Grand Duke eff his feet ana burying Carter
underneath. 4 dozen men held the Duks
down while he was quickly embarrassed and
the wagon was righted. Nothing seemed TO
be out Of place. and the good little gel5ng
was rcharnessed and thcn carried away
first prize, Little Prince, from the Same
stable. showed as much sreed as the Duke.
and he came in for second honors.
In the last class Of the day the Fire De-
partmeut horses We're shown and in sending
them round the ring they got beyond the
control Of their driver They dashed into
the rear Of a chemical wagon. and It looked
as though tine animals must have broken
their necks. but 10 the relief Of every one
the only damage done was 70 the chemical
wagon and the horses were uninJured.
The largest crowd that ever visited tho
grounds was in attendance. and boxes. club
house and lawns were crowded.
The awards follow
class clngle horse and vehicle owned ana
used regularly AT Montclair or Glen RIDGE
JOhH r. .tzsefalt rn. g. sam nrst' William
healns Or. Dandy. second; Terence Nc
Class Il single pony under 1873 hands: TO b.
SHOWN 20 an appropriate vehicle, ponies only %
eeunu.-Iielen s Hulls Blk. g. Black Beauty.
Hur, second. Harry BENEFITS piebad :. Tony.
Glass Il combination harness and add.
horses; horses IA and not exceeding IS hands.
suitable for harness and saddle purposes)--Niss
STAR aF F,a. ~ 1a PTssy .,l hIs fi:,,sjiasi
because 10 was diversified. and 4 schluers br. e
Corporal was disqualified because it was under
sized
Glass delivery tlmouts. single horse weigh
ing l3NO pounds or owe and delivery wagon
Osborne 4 AlarseIis Comranv's blk 2 Joe frs;
Newton Rudgers Lumber Companys IN. e
Jerry. second, John Biondel & sons RI. g.
Glass 10 ponies under saddle: pony under 1873
hands, children. owners, % drive)-Mss Hathe-
o'Dowds buckskn M. BETSY Brown. second
Kenneth and Donald Whites blk. 8. NoIseman
Glass 10 harness horses. single horse i4s and
not exceeding 1913 hands,. VI. Greenheid's b.
g saint first; Mrs. Eugene II. Heald's ch. s.
Beauty second; Carl Thaihem's ch. G. Dan,
third.
Class Il ponies in harness: single pony. 1879
and not exceeding 143 hauds)-A Schiuer's blk.
& Corporal first: Mrs. e. +. Lawton's br. z
Buster. second; Miss Agnes Mitchelrs N. m.
Glass Il Saddle horses. over 1873 hands.
owned or used IN M0ntclar or Glen RIDGE
William 4 Bryants b. =. First Call. first;
class delivery turnouts; single horse. weigh
owned ara used In Montclair or Glen RIDGE
l.. " Massmans b. g. John D., first; VI.
ro q ned si third ell' 'T'0' george ''''1
horses. over u hands, suitable FOR harness and
saddle purposes, the horse 70 be embarrassed IN
ring. and 20 be- shown and Judged under saddlei
Andrew Morisons Dix m. BACK DIAMOND
first. william A. Bryants b. z. First call, sec
Ond. William O. Frost = Ch. <. Archie, thlrd.
class 20 ponies under saddle; pony. 1873 and
not exceeding l43 hanGs)-G. L. Pitcairn's oh.
e Jimmie. frst Edith l. Van Cleves I'D &.
Peter Of Dellhurst second, Mrs. F. f. Du Boss
gr. < MassOud third.
class harness horses: single horse. - and
not exceeding 1873 hands; ladies 20 drivel-
Mrs q. f. Lawton's b. m. Oracle, hrst; r. W.
Lafrenrzs ch. & Jim Dandy, second Mrs. 4. +.
Lavton's br m Miss Prsncer, third.
Glass - SADDLE horses, over 14.3 and under
152 handsl-Wiiliam A. Bryants b. q. FIRST
call first. william c. Fr0sts Oh. z, Archie
second: william Spingler MitcheHs b. z
GIass : Toadsters. u hands or over-Jame.
TanEton's Buster Brown. first: +. a. Siarks m.
< Prince Hal, second I. j. HGlls 10 marry
class 5 harness horses 143 and not exceed
inc 10 hands shown 20 runabout -lon4o
Ssnvage's en- g Grand Duke. first; Tonic san-
yage's b. z. Little Prince. second Thcmas l.
walters blk x Charlie third.
class 10 saddle horses. 10 HANDS or oEeI'
Andrea, Morsons Dr. K Meddler first; William
$ Mitchelrs Do g. AH-a-p.aze' second Na''
ThaIhein's Oh g Dan. third.
class / draft horses owned ana used IN Mont
clair or Glen Ridgei-JOnn BllnCel & cons DIN.
2 Prince and blk x. Jerry. Hrsti l. NeWton
Rudgers Lumber company br. <. captain ara
br < Major. second. john boomer '0" N'N'
2 Dan ana blk. Y. Joe, tnlrL -.
class pairs harness horses. 10 hands or ose)
II NJ Greenheds b. <. saint and b. e. pm.
rer arst. Mrs 4. +. Lawton's b. m. Oracle ana
b. m Gladys. second carl Thalheims On. :.
Dan and On. =. Moline. third.
class is Officers chargers, open 10 an ofanchS
OF the servicel-Wlam A. Bryants b. < Flrs'
call first. William SDingler Mitchelfs CD 8
Dragoon. second: william Spingler MtchelFs 0.
r charger third.