Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-07-31
GOV. FIELDER At
THE HORSE SHOW
Society Out Again in Full Force
at Long Branch
Function.
TFrom a star oorrespondent.I


Governor Fielder and his staff we're
the feature of the brilliant assem-
blage of society at the Monmouth
county horse show here today.
Beautiful weather and an inviting
entry list attracted as large a gather
ing of society as at the first days
session. All roads on the ocean front
led to the Hollywood Park Oval.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Gwynne Van
derbit and their party, consisting of
Mrs. Isaac E. Emerson. Mr.. and Mrs.
George Ewing and Miss Ethel Nc
Cormick, arrived on board Mr. Van
derbilt's yacht yesterday. Mr.. and
Mrs. Edward B. Mclean made the
trip from Canada by automobile. Mr..
and Mrs Vanderbilt and Mr.. and Mrs.
Mclean set members of the colonies
here a good example by being at the
show promptly when the opening
bugles resoundedebver the field
Stunning Gowns Displayed.
Some stunning gowns were displayed
In the boxes and on the lawn, despite
the fact that horse show devotees
fashion and go in for ratine and linen
suits in preference to Partisan modes.
A feature of the program that ap-
pealed particularly to society was the
quarter-mile race on the fiat by four
ponies with gentlemen riders, in
which j. Schuyler Casey had a bad
start on The Thief against Alice and
Mollie Gibson, but took the lead at
the first turn and won by three
lengths after Lawrence B. Smith had
broken a stirrup in trying to main
tain the lead. j., Lewis Hay, jr., was
second on Alice. Mr.. Casey won all
his races last year and is a great
favorite with the younger set.
Here Are the Awards.
;, Class IL ponies under saddle)-Won by
Bradlawn FARMS Vanity CHI e.; Sweet
t Brlar Farms Sweet Briar, second; Mrs.
waiter J, Salom0n's Independence. third
Class 81 SADDLE horses, stallion, mare
or gelding, over 14.2 and not exceeding Is
t hands,C c,oo by Walter II. Hanley's Gilt
gan's Mahli, second; L.. NJ. Newgass
Company's Cinderella, third.
class % ponies In harness, stallion.
mare or gelding, over 1872 and not exceed
ing IA hands)-Won by Bradlawn Farms
Sequel, ro. m; same owners Sequence,
Crescent, third
and not exceeding Is hands)-Won by
Bradlawn FARMS Princess Sheilagh, eh.
M; Emil Seelig's Flash. second same
owners Stars, third.
los "a
or over)-Won by Miss c. Jeffersons
Shoile. ch. m: Walter II. Hanley's Sir
Evelyn. second; same owners Morning
Glass Is (pairs. harness horses exceed
Baron Baron, br, e., and sultan br. g; L, M;
Cambridge King, second the Bushnell
Farms The Governor and The General,
third.
:. Class 46 (ponies or hacks branded)-
e.; Charles Holloways Carey, second
Fred Wattach's English, third
Class 70 (harness tandems exceeding
br. e, and Flash, br x: Miss ella +.
lyers's Soelight and Flashhght. second:
the Bushnell Farms The Governor and
The General, third
Class 81 ladies saddle horse. ladies to
ride)-Won by c. Douglas Franks Soften
Girl, ch. M; Daniel Guggenheim's Divin-
ity. second Myron H oppenheim's Fairy
Glass IA harness horses; amateur to
driye)-Won by A. w Atkinson's Corinna,
br. m. George G. Robllg's Energy, sec
ond; same owners Activity, third
Class II novice harness horses, exceed
ing 1872 hands)-Won by Emil Seeligs
Sultan. br. g.: same owners Baron, sec
ond; l.. VI. Newgass Company's Cam
bridge King third.
Glass So hunters and jumpers)-Won by
NJ. o. Rangers Jerry NJ br.. g.. Blenheim
Farms Aristocrat, second; same owners
Irish Nora, third
Class so Thoroughbred hunters, green
or qualified)-Won by Blenheim. Farms
Algoma, b. g., notwithstanding; II. l..
Haughton's Strongheart, by Charado-
Eloise second: Blenheim FARMS Irish
Nora, by Islington-Nancy l., third.
Glass 81 running race: ponies; quarter
mile race on fat)-Won by L. ]. Hogans
The Thief, CHI. g; ]. Leyis Hay jr. $.
Alice. second.