The sun., 1912-08-04
ETIQUETTE BREACH At
SEA G|RT HORSE SHOW
Demonstration by Fred Wet
tach When Pony Is Cnplaccd
Causes Thrill.
POLO CLASSES EXCITING
W. II. +. Huhn Wins Manifold
Victory on Closing Day
Of Big Event.

"Ther. 9 polo pony tOr you. snappto
out Fred Wettach OF Elberon. as h" cur
vctt.d around the Judges on his bay geld
ing after the ribbons had been distributed
yesterday I'm the class for lightweight po-
MES at the Sea Girt and Spring lak"
horse show and Dandy had been left out
in the cold. Wettach wheeled again and
again with the idea Of showing the deA-
terity Of hts mount 10 the crowd and af-
ter each dash to the rail h." w"rld pull
Dandy up on his launches and hurl u few
morc remarks at the Judges 1t was by
far the most exciting moment OF a day.
TINT brls,'ed with lively features ana
the officials stood aghast nj IN" bres Oh
Of horse show etiquette until Dandy and
his uvrer finally left the ing In Il mad
gailop.
from the start this competition was II
;iial Of si.ll OF both ponies and ..lc a
ami III" mounts We're SO wei uatch"d .t
the regular show feature of vcaN.rS IL
and ou' Of poles that an extra test wa
o'dcr,d h, fore the ribbons were awii dcd
William ii. T.>is iiuhn's StcV"anI. with
N" owner up, and William cans Ran-
hi' ridden 10y young tyri' l.. Carr wcI"
s"i.ctcd tor a trial in the inii'd OF 'nr
actual tactics required IN polo rhoy
couls'd around the ring and Mr lllur
tried To rid. off Carr on Rabbit. bat the
latter, though not nearly aS i'm. in hook =
as Stryoaua, refused TO EiVe wy. Jpd
both finished the gallon head and h. al.
II was practical polo and the ine>lbcrs
of III" Deal Polo club. To which young
carr belongs, "hpcred him, Will" the
spring VALLEY contingent was an for Nj.
Huhn, who represents that organization
as well as tn" Lakewood Polo club The
cup finally went to Steveana with Rab-
I IVA ;r. ..asin6 ;i111l1111l, >nuu>s
fe. again to Mr. Hum, with Stealaway.
who was given u hard run by Peter
Hauck's Hcrricken. Mr.. Hauck had three
entered and az the last moment was per-
suaded TO start them. as there would have
been practically no competition without
them. Morton Hamburger was asked to
idc and in spite Of his lack uf acQuaint-
aHce with the tricks Of the ponies put up
a very crcditablc performance. Apple
Jack. another OF Mr. iIauck's. might have
won but for his whlr!Ing around for two
turns instead of one at tn. end of fast
gallop, while Happy Jack from tho same
stable, after skinning neatly between all
the poles. just grazed the last one and
spilled il on the track. This made a clean
sweep of the polo pom: classes for Mr.
Huhn. as he had previously won in the
hack class with Bandage. AS Mr.. Huhn
i president of the Horse Show .Nssocia-
ton and responsible Tor the success OF
the meet his harvest Of three cups In the
events that were the most interesting Of
the three day fixture put every one in
good humor except Mr.. Wettach.
Although Mrs. C. Cecil Filter won both
the harness championships. neither event
was the walkover that her pre-
yious victories had led the spec
tators to expect. There Was sur
prise I'm the class before the cham
pionshp, when Pandora Queen and
King Dora, Mrs. Filters entry. driven by
Miss Ethel Knowles. were beaten by Mrs.
i. Sceligs Maud and Maudeda. with the
owner handling the reins, The Filter
entry showed IA little too much spirit for
"A ladies' pair. although perfect In action.
The championship was called next and
the drawback in the ladies' class became
a positiv" merit, as Pandora Queen and
her mate swept around the ring under
the complete control Of the member OF
the sterncr sex who this time held the
lines. Thry carried off the championship
cup with Maud and Maudeda in reserve
this time.
In spite o. her two showy displays
Pandora Queen was brought into the ring
again as soon az she could lie harnesscd
single TO compete for the championship.
Mrs Fitler. however backed up her entry
with Sporting Extra. noted winner, but
which had been beaten at this show and
at Long Branch ny Mrs. Seelig's Royal
Victoria. For some reason Royal Victoria
did not appear In the ring. Mrs. Seelig
depending on Hob Cav against Mrs, Fit
lers two cracks, The hest Hob Cav
could do was TO take the reserve 10
sporting Extra. and as Mrv, Filter had
won the blue in the ladies' Sclass earlier
In the day with Pandora Queen. her total
Of blues for the week was brought up TO
eight. by far the best individual showing,
Fairy Queen. who won three blues on
the opening day for II. Myron Open
helm. was the iavorite for the champion
shin in the saddle class over a, w. Atkin-
sons Rosemont, There were moments OF
doubt In the minds of the spectators as
To whether the Fairy Queen would keep
her record ~ the show unsullird. In
spite OF clever handling by Miss MadRe
Nathan she scarcely seemed to trot as
smoothly as Rosemont. hut regaincd the
lost ground when shown at the gallop and
her superb conformation counted NO much
In hcr favor that Miss Nathan had the
pleasing taks of carrying tho champion.
ship cup out of the ring
chancellor. William T.. smiths little bay
gcdinR that was beaten u head in the
last rae" ~ yesterdays horse show. re-
ta',nt"d this afternoon hy defeating Fred
An"rs's Macedonia. the victor of ,"ster'
3",, ,,s iih" naiein Macedonia led
into the stretch, when Chancellor made
his run. osertaking the leader In the last