The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1912-10-01
|HARRIMAN'S HORSES
BESTAI HORSE SHOW
His Nala Wins Harness Cham
gIOnship Glass.

SO far as spectators Went TINS Year S
horse show was great success. All
three days the grounds at the Field
club were crowded and on Saturday
what was probably the largest croM1
ever in attendance at the show since
its inception fifteen years ago viewed
the events in the show ring. J. ".
f1ariman's entries had everything
their own way in the harness classes.
In the championship harness class
Mr.. Harrimans Nala. driven by Alan
Hartman, and Lady Dilham, with
Miss Hartman handling the ribbons,
We're competitors though varying con-
siderably in height The blue was
finally given to Nala, the little mare.
being awarded the reserve.
The exhibition of champion hunters
brought out good ones. The blue
Wont, Unexpectedly, to A. Fillmore
Hyde's Wolfwood, some of the other
timber toppers of which much was
expected failing to perform well.
Lion. Heart, Jack O'Donohue's entry,
took.the reserve.
Miss H. D. Atterbury won the
championship for saddle horses with
her beautiful chestnut mare Patricia.
Her only competitor was Mrs. Jack
ODonohue on G. w. McCutcheons
Sweet Hawthorne. Boreas was Civ
en- the championship for saddle horses
over 1872 while the reserve went to
Paul Moore's handsome chestnut
Achilles.
The horse show committee includes
John R. Brinley, chairman, 1856 Fifth
avenue, New York; George J. Little,
treasurer, 1888 South street Norris
town, N. j.. DR.. f. H. Humphreys,
secretary, 1873 South street. Norris
town, N. j.; William S. BliE,- as
sistant secretary, 35 Nassau street,
New York; Walter P. Bliss, Frederic
Bull, Charles D. M. Cole, Robert A.
Granniss, jr, Joseph w. Hartman,
Otto H. Kahn, DR.. d. H. McAlpin,
Paul Moore, Joseph W. Ogden,
George r. ID. Schieffelin, Kenneth B.
Schley, Henry w. Shoemaker, Liv-
ingston Whitney, Richard H. Williams
jr.
The honorary vice-presidents are
Charles Winfield Armour, Adolphe
de Barry, Charles Bradley, Charles w
Harkness, Henry Hentz, Bexley Ho-
combe, Samuel ". Hoffman, Wood
bury G.. Langdon, Richard A. Nc
Curdy, Charles w. McCutchen, Gen
eral Edward P. Meany, Elan Ward
Olney, John o. H. Pitney, Charles H.
Raymond, Grant b. Schley, E. T. H.
Talmage, Henry f. Taylor, Seth E.
Thomas, jr., Ridley Watts, DR.. Gran
vile NJ. White.
The judges are:-Roadsters, Robert
A. Fairbairn, Westfield, N. j.; har-
ness horses, Hamilton H. Salmon,
Brooklyn, N. Y; saddle horses, Joseph
Larocque, jr., Bernardsville, N j.;
hunters and jumpers, Clarence F..
Levin, Avon, N. Y; veterinary judge,
Ernest Buckley, East Orange, N. j.
Among those occupying parking
spaces are; "A. Fillmore Hyde, Cecil
Lyon, William B. Blackwell, J. G..
Williams, Chandler Riker, Mrs. f. b..
Richardson, Minot Jones, S. Harold
Freeman, Frederic Bull, George Carr
Henry, William Todd, Bexley Hocombe,
Woodbury. G. Langdon, Mrs. George
f. Cornell, Mrs. A. j. de Kanstein,
Henry Hentz, Walter d. Briggs, Mrs.
g. G. Frelinghuysen, Percy Pyne, c..
Ledyard Blair, Jesse NJ Eddy, Elan
Ward Olney, Charles NJ Chaplin, w.
S. Mitchell, Charles w. McCutchen,
Mrs. Josephine Whitney, Joseph b.
Dickson, George B. Post, jr, E. A.
Carpenter, A. H. Tiers, Miss Esther
L. H. Tiers.
The awards follow
Glass 18 novice, harness horses,
over 15.1 hands; first prize, $$25;
second prize, $10)-First, James Nc
Leans br. g. The Pilot; second,
Moses G. Byer's b. g. Starlight; third,
&C. W. McCutchen's gr. G. Jim Grey;
fourth, Moses G. Byer's br. g. Seal.
Glass 81 (maiden saddle horses,
14.2 hands or over; first prize. $25;
second prize, $10)-First, Mrs. Paul
G. Zuhlke's b. g. Piccadilly; second,
James McLean's blk. g. Reputation;
third, Livingston Whitney's b. M.
Saida
Class IL (novice, harness horses,
15.1 hands or under; first prize, $25;
second prize, $10)--First, James Nc
Leans blk. m. Temptation; second,
Alexander M. Watson's ch. m. Rita;
third, Paul Moore's br. m. Kara.
Glass 48 breeding class for stations
three years old or over, suitable for
getting carriage horses; prize, cup)-
First, Glenbrae Hackney Stud Farm S
br. s. Imp. Cudham Gentleman; Sec
ond, Alexander NJ Watson's ch. s..
Squire; third, Arthur G. Hensler's
ch. s. Dottillion.
Glass rs (branded ponies not exceed
ing Is hands, up to 165 pounds; first
prize, $50; second prize, $25)-First,
j. N. Thorne's b. g. Jack of Diamonds
second, William Bayard Blackwell's
b. g. Barnum; third, James McLean's
blk. M Temptation; fourth, Jesse M.
Eddy's b. M Belle.
Glass Al (maiden hunters; first prize
$50; second prize, $25)-First, A. F..
Hyde's b. g. John Gilpin; second,
Julian C. Keith's gr. g. DusBy; third,
Upton Pyne stables ch. g. Center
Rush.
Glass so Qocal harness horses, over
15.1 hands; first prize, $35; second
prize, $15)-First, G. w. McCutchen's
b. m. White Oak Maid; second, G..
w. McCutchen's gr. &. Jim Grey;
third, Walter n. Briggs b. G. Fit;
fourth, Mrs. Edward P. Meany's b.
g. Dick.
Glass 5 (pairs Of harness horses.
14.2 hands and not exceeding 1872
hands, first prize, $50; second prize,
$15) First, Ayondale FARMS br. m.
Lady William and br. g. Elegant Dill
ham; second, James McLean's br.
ms. Wildfire and Gypsy Queen; third
Alexander M. Watson's ch. m. Rita
and ch g. Starlight; fourth, James
McLean's br. g. Leader Of Fashion
and br. m. Leading Lady
Class SO Qocal, combination horses,
to be ridden and driven by an amateur
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