New-York tribune., 1913-07-27
LONG BRANCH HORSE
SHOW NOW At HAND
Bigger Entry List than Ever for
the Twentieth Annual
Fixture.

II the horse IS really going as the pessi-
mlsts say IT does no, look as II the egress
had reached Long Branch. That is, n the
entry llst for the twentieth annual show
OF the Monmouth County association IS
any criterion for 1t shows 42j horses
which is an increase Of nfty over last
years record.
There is liberal classification with
classes for heavy and light harness horses,
saddle horses. hunters and a couple Of
fiat races. which are always feature OF
the Long Branch show
In the heavy harness classes Alfred g.
Vanderbilt Harry X. BloOdgood. l.. Won
der Horst Koch and r. $. j. McNickcr
will ohiciate Saddle horses and ponies
will be IN the hands Of II. Stuart Hollis,
Julian Morris and Alfred b. Maclay.
David B. Sharp, Mr.. Morris and Mr..
Macay will adjudcate In tho classes for
hunters and Jumpers. and the military
classes will be under the jurisdiction OF
Colonel Charles /. De Bevoise.
Frederick Lewisohn will ofiiciate In the
running races. with Frank I. Clarke. Of
Sheepshead Bay acting as starter L. j.
Casey Is secretary and treasurer OF the
show.
Heavy harness horses, ponies In harness,
saddle horses ponies under saddle, mill
tary classes. hunters. jumpers and pony
races will be well represented from the
HII.ftaVg.
a. W. Atkinson. Merchantville; Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles NJ. Allaire, Spring Lake;
Louis Boury. Seabright; Central PARK
Riding Academy Elberon; G. H.
Combs. Allenhurst; Harry Durand, Ell
bcron. w. NJ. Duyer. Allenhurst; Miss
Ruth s. Erlanger West End, Daniel
Guggenheim. Elberon. Hamilton Farm,
Gladstone: Miss Laura Harding. Rumson;
l. f.. Henderson. Spring Lake. Myron IL.
Oppenheim, Elberon; =. Sanford Ross. jr,
EIberon: Mrs Walter J. Solomon, Ell
beron; George G. Rohlig, Passaic. Louis
Runkel, West End; j. /. Saks. Elberon:
George +. Sherman, West End, Miss Mar
garet Shuts. Shrewsbury; Lawrence h.
Smith, Plainheld; Mrs. Belle K. Sond-
helm. West End; Miss A. l.. Steel. Sea-
bright; Master l.. Tucker. West End;
Fred Wettach Elberon, and George W.
Young, ir., Deal Beach. The New York
CITY entries are from Miss II. ID. After
bury. Mrs. NJ. l. Barrett. Alden s.
Blodget. Nicholas f. Brady. Cotswod
Farm, John Doyle. G.. Howard DuvaL
Herman Ellis. c. Douglas Franks, B. #.
Gregory. j. Lewis Hay, jr., Miss c. JEFF
fcrson, Edward King, Charles McDougall,
the l.. NJ Newgrass Company, Lieutenant
A. H. Plat, NJ. O. Ranger. S. q. Rangar,
Emil Seelig. Lehman Strauss. Leonard
Sullivan and Frank Z. Williams.
Those making entries from more dis
tant points are Mrs. Edwin Gates Bab-
cock Henry Dugan, Edward McFarlan,
Bushnell Farm and Asa $. Bushnell,
Springfield, Ohio: Broadlawn Farms, New
town Square, Penn; Blenheim Farm and
II. l.. Houghton. Baltimore. Glen Riddle
Farms. Glen Riddle, Penn; James Dooley.
jr., Whltestone. Long Island; Walter j.
Hanley. Providence. II. l.; II. j. Hogan,
Westbury. Long Island; Charles Holloway.
Bayside. Long Island; Miss Ella f. Ivers,
New Bedford. Mass; Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas j. Regan, Miss Constance S.
Regan. Old Westbury. Long Island:
Sweet Brar Farm. Greenwich. Conn. and
William Ziegler. Jr. Noroton, Conn.
The show will open on Wednesday, July
80. and will run for four days.