New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-07-26
rltNTPY GENTLEMAN
Bellies HIS NAME
thirsty Hunter Carried Dick
DonneIIy Into Emporium,
Causing Dire Havoc. sa
rclBBON DUCKS IN TIME.
s,octators Unanimous in Dis
agreeing with Judges at
Eventful Long Branch O.
Horse Show. RI .

r,.t, r,onneUy gave an exhibition which
&c not on the HrqgragnSne. at the Long
p,.Deb horse SHOW Yesterday, thereby
,1,rs to his -laurcls. Dick can do many
-. for instance. he holds the worlds
..,r5 for the timber toppers. and he has
GOD a horse. through the branches Of
80 in. Central Park. but all of these
@.sts.bsad into ipsIgn!neance when COM
80, .R-ith his !stest coup.
:, WAS while. heavy harness horses were
-.rosl,g before the Judges that the spec
.a.,rss. heard a. sound which resembled
-. thunder and seemed to eman0te
-, fbe rear Of the graudstand. Every
,sseerted the rail for the paddock and
,1sy were lust in time to see Dick, up on
c.n,trv Gentlerlan, dash at brcakneck
,o.ad through the door Of the cafe. Will
~, ucC;ibbon was standing in the danger
cane but ne n,2uagcd 70 jump aside as
~ rolIcking pair made their sensational
| entrance. ..-.
N one has been able to ascertain up
., dato inst how the thing happened. 1t
!, bsl,evcd however, that the hunters
nerformance was the result Of mental
| suggestion. as he is a remarkably well
hammered animal and quite worthy 'of
| Nc eoenomen Country Gentleman. Mr.
Donncslv has not handled him long
| snovgb 10 have had linn trained so per
foctlv he was evidently all excited over
his little adventure, for when. his owner,
Jay Coogan. IT., showed him In the class
for hunters up to le5, he rushed his fences
and gave a performance which ought to
lave made him a winner in a steeplechase
nee .....-.
every one was at skies and seven along
Inc rail While the spectators were
unanimous in disagreeing with the judges,
aey started little arguments among
themselves and here there was no unan-
unity Of opinion. For instance when Mrs.
lJ UD0uohue, on Stuart Hollis's Al
sntion won The Blue in the open saddle
aasses each Of the devotees bad sug-
gestion 10 make in regard 70 the proper
lstribution or the ribbons. Most of them
we're strong for Emil seelig's .caestnut
gedlrg Mark Hanna, which tUOK the
H. G. Then trsre was Mrs Thomas J.
sssans bay mare Nahli, WHO has lost
I'll Of her attractive slimness and is rapr
dly approaching the 'bul1 moose ap-
saranee. Miss Faithful, MOUSE c9lored
nare from the stable'o NJ 4, Mosle, was
sosen to wear the red, and this really
4 i'd seem quite'iuexplcable Miss Faithful
as good manners, but they suggest the
zrmlIess of an elderly spiuster, which IS
not what one expects in the show ring.
Louis Newgass's Sweet Briar which
soulf have walked of with the laurels in
40 shake of the pr0yeTbial lambs tail.
i unfortunately was NOT allowed TO compete.
h TINS is the beautiful little mares III st APP
:arance in a class with life sized horses.
s has Won everything in the pony
bsses. and as she sighed for other worlds
conquer Mr. NeWgass decided TO Try
sr with the grown-ups. The judges evi=
auy believed that the requisite height
vas obtained by artificial means, for she
sss declared not eligible. ..-. -. .
Attention was deposed when Mrs,
lyDonohue showed him in the class which
Ealed for side saddles. Here ne had TO
bet Mrs. W. A. McGibbons champion
ssabel and Mr. McGibbon's. novice mare
sOsamond. The. little gelding was not
2 mis- good behavior, but he did take the
sllow ribbon. the white going to Miss
lsssie Won Klein, with Miss Faithful. Mrs,
BILE Beach Balm rode Rosamond for Mr..
lcGibbon -...... ..-.--.,- 80
Lehman strauss showed d bay gelding
uie r,inabout class which was the best
his kind that has appeared n The
aow ring IN decade. His name Is
lsugas. by Rhythmic, , :Q6a4, and when NJ
tsUpad down the stretch even the Old
nerg sat up and took notice. Blaugas
a novice horse, and ne showed rough
-. in gait when he first entered the
a., which was obviously due to over
|Ifvlng. but inaspuch. as he has stepped
mile IN 2:19 the pace required IN this
Ass Idia not please him and he was the
ly thing IN tho class that Charles
|1audoir,e could ser There was a special
HE of $50 offered by Mr Baudoine, aud
"a Blaugas annexed. along with the blue
aSon. John Doyle's good roam mare
Qsen Helen was next in favor and the
J6oW went 10 Noble Tom. cd, g..
Felix NJ. Warburgs Woodland Empress
I'D Woodland Duchess had a walkover
L Inc tandem class: There were two en-
les from the stable of Emil Seellg, but
sithef pair qualified. Hester AMI Climax
Nk Shy 1t fefce which vas set pp
the fnheld for the hunters, and Hob
sw was declared understood. The hay
tsl6ing was in front OF Royal Victoria,
ID although he was listed ais 1872 hands.
vas declared not up TO the minimum
hI There was one peculiar thing
Oat the seelig entries. and that was
AZ none Of them seemed to fit the de-
e'igtloh in the catalogue For instance,
&ter was listed as a chestnut mare, aI'd
hsn she materiaiized she was black
a4lagI There wefe other statements a
SIMILAR nature. which had tendency
confuse the spectator, When he referred
The catalogue. .-.e--'.t
~saman Strauss Rob. Roy and Falr-
UNI came into their own in the harness
Us Tor novice PAIRS, and they defeated
ar erstwhile. yiet0rs.a Fullerton aud
tihee Alert from the stable of John
awards fellow. Ut
go - Saddle ponies, not exec cling I'll
49,. % be ridden by chAdren ander fcili-
4a ~ y.a' inst prize, 81, aiIl cup zee
49, SlO)-First. Noru God stables q. &.
-, second. Hlss IA n eEfBe - Garner
ItfFfss" Devon. third, Miss laura
fsertS~e y in. HJmming Bird fourth
l eissp. - stables bIl-. 2, Philip -.sg - {.
lstsss6l,l ~ pairs OF uCytce5 names b9Tsas,
Infze az % hands. first Rrize- SD. SECOND
lksb p,s,-yy -ElrsI. NArnan Stt6pSHs y So,
IL 80 ana Fairrnont second, Jonn Boyies
No. y Hlerton and Prince Alert; third
lgkt,.N' bycrs Oh &C. Sky3iEht and RED