New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-28
SHOW HORSE THROWS FIT
Mortimer l. SChiff's Hackney
Cuts High links.
BIG DAY IN MONMOUTH RING
Mrs. j. S. Walsh Wins Blue in
Ladies' Glass with Kentucky
and Prince Charming.

With the evident intention OF nal,,rr
things lively at the Monmouth COUNT
Horse Show. Mortimer L. schifT's hackney
gelding, King of the West. threw a At while
IN the show ring yesterday and dragged
10 the ground his mate, Queen, before any
one mad time to interfere. In the first place
the King evidently resented the check rein,
and before Hicks, who was driving could
realize what had happened the gelding be-
gan 10 rock around like an unseaworthy
craft and finally with snort OF rage.
threw himself in tangle OF pole harness
and horses II was at hrst supposed that
It was case OF blind staggers, but moth
ing further developed, and every one de-
cided that It was rerely temperament,
which usually means a temper travelling
incog.
George Watson's Flcrham Top Notch and
TIP Top defeated De Witt c. Flanagan's
splendid pair OF bays in this class. which
is all right If one is looking for quantity
for they are big 16-hand geldings
That ininitable horsewoman. Mrs. Julius
s Walsh, drove De Witt Flanagan's Ken
lucky and Prince Charming to pole in the
ladies' class, and she won with them, too
in spite Of the fact that they had to meet
the Pink Lady and Florham King KEN
lucky is one Of the handsomest II not the
handsomest, horses in the show ring, but
he showed an almost imperceptible hitch
which his admirers were bound 10 admit
was there. The manners Of the Flanagan
pair, however. were go far ahead OF the
other entries and they were so admirably
shown that the Judges picked them TO wear
the blue. The King started to give another
exhibition similar to his previous perform
ance, but his efervescence was quickly
n!pped in the bud and he heard the fatal
word Gate. Miss Madge Nathan handled
Air. Schifs pair and Miss Claire Knapp
took a yellow ribbon with Perfect and
Perfection.
Lehman Strauss won the opening novice
class for pairs with a real novice pair,
which is not so common as Is generally
suppose by the uninitiated. II seems quite
the proper thing now TO buy a horse,
change his name. and send him out TO face
the judges in a novice class What boots
Il TO repeat" that he has a string Of blues
to his credit now before he took an alias.
George Wats0us beautiful little black
mare. Florham Delham o X, won a no
table victory in the class for ponies in
harness. Mrs Hugh Willoughby handled
the reins. and she CutdrOve Miss Elise
Ladev, who had the dear little bay stall
Ion. Mighty Atom, IN hand. Miss Wasser-
man drove her roam mare, Morning Glory,
end Miss Helen Shoemaker sat behind the
proud little Peacock.
The most impressive feature Of the four
finland class seemed TO be Jack DOnneNy5
hat, at least so thought the rail birds and
they did not hesitate to say so Mr.. Don
nelly was on the box Of the old Knicker-
booker. and he drove a bay and a chestnut
leader and q black and a chestnut wheeler
from the SeeHg stable Charles Barry was
atop the blue and yellow coach FlOrham,
ahead OF which We're hitched a gray and
chestnut leader and d gray and a bay
wheeler. There were only two entries
much TO the disappointment Of lovers Of
the sport. ana u did not take the judges
long to pick Jack ponnelly'E pair TO wear
the blue.
The awards follow:
Glass ls pairs Of horses 142 and not s1-
ceeoing l52 hands; first prize. SO; second
perb ana Supreme; second. Emil Seelig's ch ms
class IS mares or CEILINGS. over 1872 and not
exceeding 14.2 hands first prize. $50; second
prize. S2J)-First. Miss sylvia Newgass's b. m.
swectbriar. second. Miss Elise Lauew's eli. <.
Defender. third L. Gaddis Plum's b. II. Goldie
Glass 81 pairs of horses shown TO DENT
mails. stanhopcs or spider phastons; horses -
count % per cent appointments 1o per cent.
first prize $40, second prize go lofhaia
Hackney studs 3d. gs Forham TIP Toe ana
rIorbam TOP Notch. second. De Witt r. Flara-
gau's %. e. RatSplau and Prince Charming
third George H. Kings blk s.. King George
Class 20 branded hacks: frs, prize. $50; sec
- angeles III: second. " I Schwartz Cd. z.
Toef-ies +birI. ". z Conuors b. n Imp. - q,
class - ponies IN harness. not 70 sxceeS son 10
hands. FIRST prize, sac, second Prize, 80
-Irst Fiorlam Hackney studs DIR IN tl-,
ham Diham %. K: -econd. ElsH9Ie 49, 80,
b. s. Mighty Atom, thirc. Miss X u, Wq5sei
MAINS p. M Morning Glory fourth Miss ID. w.
-locs IA novice harness horses, over 10
90 -asS a., v-i7e $50. second prize. s25)-Ffrst,
T-7-rss-7 Hackney St1d's blk. &. tlornam An
--ass4r. second Emil Soehgs en-. z, LNoiy ,.-GI,.P.
5hir4; n. witt g. FIsnagan's br. 2. Dromore
49,. "a saddle borseE. over 10 hands anu
not exceeding ~ lands mrs. +. Schwartz
"a durham. second. Miss Frances Wep-
az, 81, Divinity. third. Tlorham Hack
9et srnt.s b. z. TIorham Charm fourth George
cass 40 5runa5out horses 14& and not go e es
raafinr To- hands, horses 20 .o-N' An ,er
c,,,+- -,,robout and appointments. ~ p''
80, erst nrize $50. second prize S25l-I,,lIal,
r-lorbau Backnev studs T. z. EloIham , hlls-.r'
second, Ina -si-5 .Tbeodore Orerman's CD. K.
- ,otIe Towu. fourth, John DoyIes u H.
queen queen. zen "a road Tours shown 10 coaches
- a. count 70 per cent; appointment Is, 30
no. cent. first prize. 500; second prlIe, -. ~
FIRST Emil Seelig's four. arlIen % e. a-5yen
-afHr
by ma l5sirs OF horses not exceeding 30
n.-se. ladies' 20 drive. horses 70 count
ma cent. carriages and appointnen, s-, ~
~ -.... a-g+ vriza. 500. second prize SOU -
pEI ne WITT { Flanagau's b. gs. Prince
MIN and Kentucky, driven 10y Us. ~
Sl.s' t5J-,-sh. second Mrs. G.. Cecil Fltier
He7 pink radv and Oh. z. Florham hlhg
49, TmH seelig's Oh. q. PERFECT anu Iei
fee SiSs. "a two saddle horses tho property
. "a. goroo exhibitor. one to be RIDDEN DF
Oh -, With aide saddle, the other by
- see Drize SIS. second prize s[ol--
li~et Nvron r. Oppenheim.s en-. z. Mont 1
80, chief and ch. IN. FAIRY Queen So,
So r-ro6orick Wcttach's br. Z. Prince ar
ono 1880 Federico. third, Myron II. Op-
- eiv1's b. rs Watchful and 5alute' -.
Pett..,ass p (Aarness horses over l95 hauus'
&C. nrize S75: second prize $50 l--f ~ ~,
t-,o--,a1o uacknev Studs b. z. Flornam Llp
Toe. second Tlorham Hackney 9t I-a,,,,,aus
80, Csrvesscr. third. DC Wit q. fIahaBaH
n = Rex Magnus. ..s,-. ~
Dc C77sss 82 GsadGie horses not exceeding ~
,...,5e 10 he ridden by women uslHE 80
So. T-i,rbann Hackney Studs b. s. Flornam
r IT, -. 'se~ord. Miss claire 4. Knapp's b. m
,ll,' l' ?" .Li-4 Cotswold FARMS Oh. m Mayo,
<o,,~,b p Lambert sacketts br. m MOVING
Ciass A green or qualified hunters up 20
., r-,,ing 7e5 70 200 pounds 70 hounds, con-
fr--,atlon 10 count 40 per cent, perI9THlA!i!Ce
9Ti..a 20" - erst prize, 500; second prize
sSol-F,rst Blenhclm Farms D. =. hoch AD-
go 90, sacond Henry lawrence BeHb -Br
r,~t,y-,7. tbird Bell-Alr-Farm's en- & mira
FanTtb' Miss P. Il. Wassermanna D. g. MT
R9 Tias. 81 (three farlongs. for ponies ia
Ile9S under. first prize, $50 second
na.e' so0I-First Wells Clarke's sir Gaze
ploaor6 peter T. Kselans oh. e. The Ihlei'