New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-08-03
DEATH MARS HORSE SHOW
Michael 0'SuI|ivan's Fall on
Thursday Proves Fatal.
DICK D0NNELLY ALSO HURT
Mrs. Filters Pandora and Kinr
Dora Win Blues at
Spring Lake.
lBy Telegraph to The Tribune. ]

Sea Girt, n. j., Aug 2-Those who
came to enjoy the second day OF the Sea
Girt and Spring Lake horse show learned
that Michael O'Sullivan, who came to
grief in the hurdle race yesterday. cied
early this morning in the Ann May Ne
mortal HOSPITAL. at Spring Lake Dick
Donnelly, the we'll known rider Of jump
ers' who fell at the same hurdle as OSul-
IVAN, was badly shaken up but though
MS shoulder was lame he net only at
tended the show but handled one OF the
entries In the opening class for ponies.
OSullivan was riding Puck. a chestnut
gelding owned by Peter Hauck, r., of FL
boron, when he met with the accident
that caused his death. O'Sullivan was
the manager OF Mr.. Haucks sable at
EatontowD, and Puck was entered In his
name, as agent. At the first hurdle Puck
fell, and before O'Sullivan could get clear
the horse rolled ON him. DonnelY was
following with Frederick Lewsohns
Wasserman, which had no chance tc clear
the fallen horse and rider Donnelly was
knocked out, but revived shortly. 0'Sul-
IVAN was rushed to the hospital bat did
not regain consciousness, and died at 1
o'clock this morning. Mr.. Hauck had tho
old campaignsr Essex b. and @veral
other entries in to-day's programme, but
all were withdrawn.
Jumpers provided the feature con;ests,
and though the fences were stiff onei the
programme was run Off without any eri-
GUS accident The honors were fairly veil
divided between the Glen Riddle Farm
and the Blenheim Farm. The VirgiDtn
q strapping chestnut, was the star OF
the former stable, while Algoma, tie
Long Branch champion, did the best WON
for Blenheim Farm.
Mrs. C. Cecil Filter added two blue rib
bons to her string in the harness horse
classes with Pandora and King Dora.
The latter was placed third to Pandora In
the regular class. but when shown for
those suitable to O. runabout King Dora
displayed so much dash that he easily
took the blue from his stablemate, Mark
Hanna.
With Fairy Queen ineligible for the
saddle class under l5.l hands, 4. w. At
kinsons Rosemont carried of the blue,
and may attempt TO wrest the laurels
from Mr.. Oppenheim's mare in the cham
plonship tomorrow.
The awards:
Class 2s SADDLE ponies, not exceeding ii.2
hands)-First, NJ. +. McDonald's Charlotte
Frances, b. m, 49, hands; second, Fred Wet
tach's Fair, oh. m, l4.l hands; third, Frederic
Lewisohns Patch. pie. g., IA hands 1ishy
commended, Miss q. Conklin's Black Pear,
blk. IN. II hands. 49,
Class Il saddle horses, not exceeding 10
handO-First A. w. Atkinson's Rosemont, ef.
m, ISL hands: second, J. r.. hendersohIs
skip, CHI M, 10 hands; third, Mrs.. Frank $:
Katzenbach. jrs, Sweetheart b. m.' lo.i
hands. 49,
hsnds)-First, Mrs. {. Cecil Filter Pandora
queen, CHI m, Is hands; second. Mrs; z.
Seeligs Hob cav, oh. g., lo.2 hands Innd,
Mrs c. Cecil Filters King Dora, ch. g., i3:l
hands highly commended MFs' H. seenss
Maud, CHI. ~. 10 hands.
Glass \ (narness horses, to runabouts)-tlrsl.
Mrs. - Cecil Filters King Dora, Oh. g.. loI
hands second. Mrs. c. Cecil Filters Marx
Hanna, On. r.. 81 hands; third, A. w. AtAin-
sOns Highland Fling. br. g. 1915 hands: rroo,
hunters and jumpers)-First. Glen Riddle
Farms Miss DAILY, ch. m. 10 hands: second,
Glen Riddle Farms Mist Morn, en-. g. 10
hands. third, ]. J. McDonald's Fare Esteu On.
~, 10 hands
Class "a qualified lightweight hunters ana
;urpers)-Frst, Bleaheim FARMS Algona, o.
T., 1911 hands second. Miss r. II. Nasser-
inann's Mr. Romford. b. g.. 10 hands; thnas
J. J. McDonads Lady Annabelle, b. m' 10
hands. -. r,,...
Class - (hunters and jumpers; open)-First,
Glen Riddle FARMS The Nirsinlan. ,. e., 10"
hands. second. Blenheim Farms Irish Nora,
CHI. m. 1911 hands: third. Blenheim Farm,s
Aristocrat. ch. e, 1873 hands; highly coin
nended, Glen Riddle Farms Willow King D.
e. lot hands.