New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-10-05
Four Blues Fall to Mrs. Ed.
ward Gates BabCoCk'S
Black GeIding.
DEEGAN TAKES A TUMBLE
Rider Escapes with Slight In.
juries When Grille Slips on
Turf and Jams His
Right Leg.


tory at the Montclair Athletic Club
grounds yesterday. Everything combined
to make the show wellnigh perfect; there
was a programme replete with wide
variety OF classes, horses OF top notch
quality, a crowd Of spectators numbering
at least five thousand and, last and OF
much import, a day up to the desire o,
all. 1t was the eighth annual show that
the Montclair folk have held.
Even the most fastidious could not have
asked for a better list Of entries. In all
there were twenty-six classes. and OF
necessity the judging began in the morn.
ing and continued through a long after
noon session until q down.
Only one thing narred the afternoon
Henry Deegan had the mount on Miss
Kathleen NJ. Kiieys brown mare Grille
and was showing the animal through its
PAGES after she had won the blue ribbon,
when she slipped on the damp turf and
fell heavily on her right shoulder. Deegan
was thrown and Grille damned his right
leg to the ground. When the mare got
up Deegan arose without assistance, but
he limped badly the rest OF the afternoon
His knee and ankle were severely
strained. but otherwise he was unhurt
Mrs. Edwin Gates Babcock made a Won
derful showing with her black geldng
Woodford. -Four blues fell 10 Woodtords
lot. all save one in out and out saddle
horse classes. He undoubtedly was the
pick Of the day. The first Of the quartet
bnation harness and saddle classes, and
he followed this up with victories in tho
straight saddle horse class, the saddle
horse class, ladies to ride and the class
for saddle horses in pairs, in which no
showed with Or. L. Campbell Douglass
Black Pearl
Henry Deegan scored a double victory
with his chestnut gelding Acrobat IN the
classes for jumpers. the performance in
one being jumps over four feet and in the
other over bars set three inches higher.
In both classes Deegan was a busy man.
for in addition to guiding his own horse
he handled eight others across the jumps.
Acrobat, however, had 4 clean margin
over the field. every one Of his jumps
being practically perfect.
Captain William A. Bryant. Of Mont
clair, monopolized the two military
classes, the first for officers chargers
going to his bay gelding First Call, and
the second for jumpers being won by his
brown gelding Alexander. He could not
very well have lost either class, for he
was the only exhibitor whose horses we've
in the ring. In the jumpers class Alex
ander ran amuck and dashed out OF the
ring and into crowd OF spectators. Two
men were rolled over, but neither was
hurt
Ihere was some consolation for J. ".
Greenfield, the president of the associa-
ton, after just losing the blue in the
class for harness horses In pairs, for he
turned to and won the prize for tandems.
He showed In each class with his chest.
nut mare Rose Brae Lassie and chestnut
gelding Rose Brae Laddie. In the pairs
he had Count Gregory as his opponent
with the black mares Princess and
Duchess. These two were on their best
behavior and We're unbeatable, so that
Mr.. Greentield's disappointment was not
as keen as It might have been.
The summaries follow:
Class IL uocal: for ponies under 10 hands
and used in Montcar or Glen RidgeJ-H
HaTris3ns Oh. G; George V. first; Christopher
A. Huick. 2d's, blk N. Jettie, second: H. 5
Halls blk. &. Beauty, third.
Class y ponies under saddle: over 10 ami
not exceeding l4.2 hands)-Miss hal. Nc
Williams.s oh. m Kathleen, first: Miss Edith
Van Cleves piebsd &, Peter Pan. second;
Harry 7. Tappings b. g. Dan. third, Harry
Garlock's b. IN. Silyertail, fourth.
Class II combination harness and saddle
IN hsa 9fnDN har ,,,.L, acsat
and under saddle)-Mrs. Edwin Gates Bah
cocks blk. s. Woodford. first. Robert :. Bli.s
b. g. Kentucky Prince, second; Emil sesliss
b. &. Be on Time, third: Miss Laura Hgs,
Muir's br. m. Lady Padlals, fourth.
Class "a ponies under saddle, 10 hands OF
under; children 10 ride)-Curtis Websters m.
m. Missile, first: Hayiland 5. Mekeels vhin
m. Daisy. second; John J. Blondels blk. 6
Banty. third
Class 10 ponies in harness; over 10 and not
exceeding li2 hands; TO be shown 70 appro-
Buster, first; Miss Chal McWiIams's ch N.
Kathleen. second, Miss Edith l. Van Cleyes
piebald 8. Peter Pan, third; Mrs. c. T. Law
ton br. m. Miss Virginia, fourth.
Class Qocal delivery turnouts: single horse
weighing over 1900 pounds)-I. Newton R1d-
gers Lumber Company's br. &. Major, nrs'; l.
Newton Rudgers Lumber Company's m
Jerry, second; the Osborne * Marsellis COM
pany's blk. &. Joe. third; Thomas J. ~
O'Kesfe's Dr. T. Jim. fourth.
Class 8 (harness horses over 1i.2 and unaef
Kara; second. Count Gresorys blk. N. Prin-
cess; third. Miss Laura Hust Muir's Dr. ID
Lady Parlais
Glass - local saddle horses over AZ hands
owned and used In Montclair and Glen Ridge
ladies TO ride)First, Miss IL. A. Coltons b. &
IN. second, Vincent ;. Mulford's Blk ~
Saucy Queen; third, Miss Alice Marsha MsrsnsA
CHI <. Golden Rod: fourth. Captain william -
Bryan:'s br. g. First Call
Glass l docal draft horses In pairs, oNns-
and used in Montclair or Glen Ridge s Snow
TO wagons)-First /. Newton Rutgers L1inVe'
companys Dr. pSra Ma]Sf sans ans Or Jack All
b. m. Jil' third, John Blondel < Son OLA .
Dan and blk <. Bob. ,-,r,,
Glass pairs OF harness horses, any he,sD'
shown to Sehicle)-First. Mrs. c. +. Lawtons
blk K Chocolate Drop; second, Mrs. 9 =
Lawton's b. m. Gladys and b. &. Earl P rin,s
third Robert A. Keasebey's br m. DreaD"
Lass and b. m. Kiddy Bensen; fourth "a"
Thalheim's Oh, & Dan and eh. g Moline.
Glass II Saddle horses 49, hands or over
First, Mrs. Edwin Gates Babcock,s Blk
Woodtord second Henry Deesans en-
brilliant; third DIR. T. Campbell Dousess
blk m. Black Pearl: fourth, Emil seels W"
& Ebony Boy. .,.,
class / Croadsters. trotters Is hands or over
shown In harness)-First. Frank T. Mlii'a..,.
ch. m Glenorie: second. Edward kearney u -
b. e Prince: third, George T. Brays d.,
Allison. fourth. James Langton's en-. g. b'''''
Brown. - aver.
shown to vehicle)--Emil Seelgs b. e suBs~s
first; ]. NJ Greenheld's CHI. &. Rose d.
Iaddie. second: Emil Seengs D. q p.,ncs
third; Robert 5. BLISS b. g. hehtueAy
fourth. -, horses
class IL (runabout horses. for single hc OTIS
over 1913 and not exceeding l5.2 handsl ,sss
Tonic Sauvage's CHI z. Grand DUE MS second:
Miss Laura Hulst Muirs br. m; Lady ,a,'r,h
third: Count Gregorys blk m. Princess lou ali
Class g. Officers charsers; open % and
branches OF the service: sound In WING GO
80 hrsaking and schooling to counU-Ssh