Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-04-29
SOCIETY WILL
kOTOW To HIS
MAJESTY HORSE
Second Annual Equine Sho"
Here to Have All East
ern Celebrities.
REGINALD VANDERBILT TO
COMPETE FOR RIBBONS
Other NotabIes Will Also Try
Conclusions With New.
arkers for H0u0rS.

The horse VIII come INTO his " l.
Newark next week, at the second horse
show Of the Kew Jersey Horse SHOW
Association, to be held At tha Esq
Troop Armory. May I, 3 and q.
Most Of the rims ~favorites ne~ cam
~paigning on the circuit vii be shcNH
mere, and Western horses shipped Etts-
for the MontreaI shoy' will tlrst 5t seen
At the Newark show.
Among those who will shon ar.
Mrs. julius 5. Walsh. il. Miss Claire y.
Knapp, Mrs. James L. Mckay. Mrs,
f.. J.. Hull. Reginald &. Vanderbilt, De
Witt c. Flanagan. Tonic Savage.
George Gustav Rohlig. Miss Helen
Card, Frederic Bull and Andrew Mo-
son and Godfrey Preece.
The judges are: F. NJ. Ware, Of Me-
York: Captain Charles V. Fentou. SEE
ond United states Cavalry: Hamilton
II. Salmon. Of Brooklyn; J. Gampbsi
Thompson, OF New York, au1 i. Penn
Smith. of Philadelphia
Glasses of Exhibits.
Classes Nos. ! and :. fer SINCE al
team draft horses, have entries iron
the Home Brewery Company. Miles ".
Baney & Bro, John Bondel & SoE
and I. Newton Rogers Lumber CON
pany.
In class No. ;. for stations. shown in
hand. first honors will be fought. for
il is believed between Florham SQa.er.
from Florham Hackney stud, and Artst,
lery, owned by Liuetenant Frank i.
Barrett. of the New York National
Guard. Both of these animals have won
a number of blue ribbons, but there arc
other good horses in the ei&ss that
promise to give them a run.
A special class was added . this list
Yesterday for military mounts 10 DC
shown in pairs, the property of military
organizations. and to take eight brush
jumps, the riders to wear uniform.
Notable Contest in Harness Glass.
A notable contest will be in the class
for pairs of harness horses, 14.2 70 15.2
hands tall. Mrs. Julius 5. Walsh, jr..
will drive her spanking pair, Honesty
and Honor Bright, with which she has
consistently carried off ribbons this
last season. Florham Star and Flor
ham Lily viii be tanned and Enter
prise and Energy will represent the
Brook Farm.
In the class of harness horses not 10
exceed 1862 hands to be shown to run
about Mrs. Walsh will show Honesty;
ronzo Salvage will drive Little Prince
and Grand Duke; Valiant will repre-
sent the stable Of Richard Douglass,
and Trampas will compete for Brook
Farm.
ssDixie- In GIG Class.
In the gig class Dixie has been en-
tered by Mrs. Walsh, Manhattan n
by a. a, Rohlig, Prince Charm
ing and Rataplan by Mr.. Flanagan,
and Energy By the Brook
Farm and Florham Tip Top and Flor
ham Top Notch
In the phaeton class Mss Claire 4.
Knapp. considered one of the best
why's and riders in the country, will
drive Perfection; Comet will be driven
by the owner, Mrs. L. J. Hull, and
among the other entries are Snob, J..
VI. Greenfield, owner; Dixie and Flor
ham Star.
In the tandem class entries py Mrs.
Walsh, Florham Hackney stud, Br1ox
Farm, the Rohlig stable, Dewitt q.
Flanagan and others will compete.
A big, snappy field is out in the con-
b~ination saddle and harness class.
In the class for SADDLE horses ~
to 10 hands. Richard Douglas, N
Knapp. Mrs. Wright Bareklay, MIS-.
Mckay and Jessie NJ. Eddy have
tered horses.
Saddle horses Is to 15.2 hands will
out Rosario. the graceful
brown mare that has Won many vic
tories for her owner, Harry {. card.
"Avoca.' who has carried the blue oft
en- for the Rohlig stable; "Watchful,"
Queen Quality. Moving Picture" and
Highland Heather +
In the pony classes, both saddle aud
harness, among who viii show are Miss
Frederick Bun, Peter Hauck, jr.. John
C. Wilmerding. jr.. Florham Hackney
stud, Miss Helen Hull and Miss Sylvia
.Newgass.
In the different classes for hunters
and jumpers the pick 81 the country
will be seen.
Horses used in the police department
Of Newark viii have a class OF their
own, as will troop horses from the va
rlous cavalry commands of the East.