New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-08-01
uoIts with Miss Van WyCk and
Gives Governor and Horse
Show Crowd Thrills.
TOTS RIDE FOR A CUP
princess sheilagh Adds to
String of Blues on Second
Day of Long Branch
Fixture.

p,r,l Victoria and Miss Louise Van
u.r,k furnished more thrills at the Mon
uoc,b County Horse Show. at Hollywood
oil Long Branch, yesterday than all
-. -e.t Of the fourteen classes and hun
,..s.ojd competitors put together all at
..--,or Fortunately for Miss Van Wyck.
=. exhibition was OF short duration. Tor
.s. .,psr!ence was one which no horse
nan however intrepid. might relish.
Governor Fielder had just arrived on
-. grounds, TO the strains Of Hail to
~. chief" and the excitement had hard
,v .gbsided when Royal Victoria started
>. ,ot The Governor and his staG
,,.u,i.d boxes Nos. IS and 40 In the
..r,v we're b. J. Greenhut Harry Con
,.r, Colonel Arthur Colgate, Colonel F..
II TAYLOR. P. J. Casey. w r. Anderson,
co,,nA ". q. Shalfrau, Colonel William
r,bbsy Captain : NJ. Dickinson and
car,ain George Perkins.
II vas in Class e. which called To-
mares or seldinss put 10 ladies phaetons,
that Roval Victoria conceived the idea Of
,,oronoliznc the attention OF all spec
,a,ors Miss Van Wyck was handling
the reins when suddenly the mare bolted.
Che ATTEMPTED 10 turn around. but when
Miss Van Wyck frustrated her the mare
mace dash for the gate Some Of the
attendants opened il. and Royal Victoria
dashed through. with the phaeton sway
.ns behind her.
Instead OF coming 20 d stop. the mare
headed straight for the fence where the
crowd was thickest. and. lodging all the
hystanders who attempted to seize her
bride she ran into the fence. Just be-
fore she reached the barrier Slocum
Green managed 70 catch her bride. ana
vas dragged several yards. This was all
that prevented Royal Victoria from
smashing the entire outfit
Mss Van Wyck retained her presence
Of mind. but she was pale as she stepped
rom the phaeton. When Royal Victoria
was reharresssd however, Miss Van
Wick took her back into the ring, but
she was not allowed 10 compete This
was not ROYAL Nictoria's first offence.
She is an cratic mare. A. the White
Plains show. when she was being driven
By Mrs.. J !. O'Donohue. who was then
Miss Caroline Bryce, she gave an eXhio.-
lion similar 10 yesterdays perfo nance.
Miss Anne Vauclains beautiful chest
50 handuv in the novice class on the
opening day Of the show, appeared IN the
oDer class. which called for harness
horses over 49, and not exceeding 10
hands Although she had 10 compete
with Marion and Rita. from the stable
q Emil SeeHg. she added another blue
to her string.
lack Bowman. who is catalogued as
John McE Bowman. offered three cups
and so in gold TO be competed for by am
s,surs under fourteen years OF age. Among
the competitors were Miss Constance ).
Regain. aged six, daughter Of Thomas
J. Regan; Miss Margaret Shuts. four
years old. who Is the youngest rider IN
the show ring; Miss Laura Harding ten
years old. and Master Nettacn' VINO Is
almost a grown-up.
Little Miss Regan showed her bay mare
JOY and added 10 her laurels by winning
the blue. Miss Harding's Humming Bro
was second. Master Wettachs BOBBY
third. and the White went 70 the tiny
Miss Shuts with roam mare called True
Blue.
Miss Hopeton D. Atterbury had things
pretty much her own way IN the saddle
classes. where she showed her TWO cham
pons-Nickel Plate and Patricia.
Emile Antony had charge Of Patricia IN
the class which brought cut saddle horses
over Is and not exceeding l5.2 hands. JACK
Mcdonald was riding Miss Claribel Jef-
ferson's Ready Money but the geldins
did not live UP to his name. apparently
for he went from the ring ribbonless, as
to also Miss Dorothy Webbs Chester
fed. with Miss Dorothy Webbs Chester
Hanleys Morning Glory was placed ahead
Of Diana OF the Lea. which was ridden
by George Won Karlowski.
Seton Girl received an II. c., which
Vas Jus: about what she deserved. II did
seem strange that the judges had moth
hg 70 Offer RosamoEd. the champion
mare, which. IN the hands Of Mrs. y. A.
AeGibbon swept the field couple Of
seasons ago She Is looking rather ma
uonly although she is only five years
Old. Rosamond is now owned by A. w.
Atkinson.
II vas in the ladies' saddle class that
Miss AtterbUry won her blue with Nickel
Plate. There were fifteen entries and ten
contestants in this class. the collection
Including several winners OF note Nickel
Plate never did 50 well. and the Judges
aid not ash him 10 circuit the track many
unes before calling him into the ring.
Mrs. Clark. on Sir Evelyn, speedily fol-
'e"ed, and then the judges sent Miss
Margaret Tompkins. on Sheila: Miss Mar
saret Weyher. on Highland Fling. Miss
Louise Beaver Webb. on Poetry: Miss
louise Thompson, on Ny Butterfly. and
Miss Van Wyck. on sultana, into the ring
70 decide the placing OF the third and
fourth prizes.
MY butterfy was the champion novice
ot last season. but the Judges overlookad
her for Highland Fling and sbe,la
Neither was Sultana rewarded. ALTHOUGH
she is handsome mare. but little too
ouXom. Sheila. the winner OF the novice
class the opening day Of the show. was
placed fourth. The mare Is a headstrorx
creature. and even In the clever hands OF
MISS Tompkins she seemed bit unruly
Other entries were Heatherhloom. with
Miss Belle Beach UP: Mrs. Edwin Gates
baDcock's Woodford Mrs Charles NJ
Auaire's Champ Clark. Miss Ellen Ras
musen, on Ebony Boy. and Mrs. NJ. I
Ssrrett's Redlight