Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-09-25
HOCOMBE WINNER
OF FOUR finland
Morristown Whips Sir Morti-
mer, Dick, Margaret and the
Rabbit Take Ribbon.
MRS. CHARLES T. STOUT
GETS RUNABOUT PRIZE
Pony Glass Honors Go to Miss
Dora Weight, Driving
Hazel.

special to the Evening Star.
MORRISTOWN. Sept. 25-with ex-
Z eellent weather the seventeenth an
nual horse show of the Morristown
Field Club opened yesterday after
noon A good-sized attendance mark
ed the opening day, although the
boxes were not as we'll filled as usual,
nor We're all the parking spaces oc-
cupled. The show will continue until
tomorrow. The entry list this year is
much larger than in previous years.
All the classes are well filed.
twenty classes were run off yester-
DAY, beginning with the ponies-in-
harness class at 12:45 o'clock. The
show closed at oelock with the class
suitable for hunters. The fotr-in-
hand class was the event of the day.
This was won by Bexley Hocombe, of
this town, with Sir Mortimer. The
Rabbit. Dick and Margaret. Mr.. Ho-
> come drove. Walter ID. Briggs, of Ber-
nardsville, was third.
While this class was being judged
the four of b. +. S. Gregory became
uneasy, and the right forward horse
reared and fell over upon his back,
under the feet of the off horse. The
latter stepped on the fallen animal,
but it was not seriously hurt.
One of the classes having the class
lest entries was the horse and run
about class. This was won by Mrs.
Charles r. Stout, of Dongan Hills,
Staten Island. Miss Dora Voigt of
Green Village, driving Hazel, won the
pony class, and with the same horse
took third in the branded pony class.
Miss Anne B. Bradley's Pepper,
driven and ridden by Miss Bradley,
l-4Vas awarded the blue ribbon in the
dtmbination harness and saddle
hcrse class. Miss Dorothy Dennis. of
this town. with Porges, secured the
third place in this event.
The awards:
Glass 1 (open to all single roadsters)-
First, Teneriffe, CHI e., 15-215, eight years
, old, William NJ. V. Hoffman: second, OIL
mutt, b. g. 1873. six years, Edward Dew
Howa arlrq WiSter fourth Robert t T. Jr
b. g., 16 twelve years, Hensler Farms.
Class (open to all pairs of harness
horses oyer i52 ahandsFiTrst, , Meadow sssl
s sssGsa william hs Msser fhrd Comet ses cen
&; 49,; seven years O.; Il; Kahn; fourth,
Class . (open to all; pairs of harness
horses)-First, Lord Cowdary, b.. g., 10
Fleischman: second Southern Rose, ch
M, 15-1. six years, Paradise Farm; third,
Caesar. oh. g. 1929, eight years, o. II.
Kahn. Mary Condor, driver
Glass 10 (open to all; horse and run
about)-First. Skezicks ch. m, IS, seven
years. Mrs Charles 4. stout; second,
Paradise Farms; third, Lord Delaware b.
e.. Is, seven years, William Ziegler;
fourth Vivis, oh. M, 10, aged, Hollow
Hill Farm.
Glass Is (open to all four in hands,
First, The Rabbit b. g. 15-215. eight
years, Bexley Hocombe; second, four of
other 1 Emil seelig third. four OF b. r $.
-Gregory: fourth Rocket, CHI. g. 16.1,l
segsa years, o. Fl. Kahn.
Class - s9pen or to all noyiee harness
FIVE years, Gladstone Stock Farm; second,
Ebony Girl blk. m, 1921, five years.
paradise Farm third; Lord 9 Algy, en-. q
Kitchner, b. g., 10, five years, Gladstone
stock Farm.
Glass 20 (draught horsesl-First Dolly
Gray, b. m, four years. Bedmlnster
Farms: second, British Queen, br. M,
six years, Bedminster Farms third Bes.
sic. b. M, 16, seven years, Hollow Hill
Farm fourth. Creta, b. M, 10, six years,
Hollow Hill Farm.
Glass q (open to all ponies in harngeas,s)
First Florham Elegance, b. m, 1Sla,
Oh. M, 49, six years, Dora w. Voigt..
in h ia First Senator Jackson, q.
inches, 10 years, John @. voigt.
Glass Is sopen to all pony 5}qmpi Tssrs
flrs F a,Tfy second ss Maidstone nree cS
49,, six years, Miss Katherine Fiske.
Glass 80 (open to alD-First, Golden
Rod, CHI. g., 10, seven years, Paradise
six years Paradise Farm third, Hazel.
Oh. m, 1872, six years, Dora w. Voigt
fourth. Michigan, CHI. M, 1873, nine years,
Miss Margaret Kahn.
Glass 81. (open to all: saddle horses)-
First, Seton Girl, CHI m, 1871. seven
wears, c. Douglas Franks; second, Field
Marshal. ch. g., ISL, five years, Miss
Rose watson; third Harmony, CHI. g.,
l5-1, seven years. A. shamlini fourth,
Glass ssI s5 (open to all saddle horses)-
Firsts. Talisman, ch. e., is, eight years,
n. ]. Hess second Champ clark, en- g..
third, Kensington King. CHI. g.. 49,, six
years Fl. Stuart Hollis; fourth, Resolute,
br. e., 1873, six years, Paradise Farm;
Class g lope s1o, to ai, mai ch sadale
five years, Miss Rose watson; second,
Milkpatch, oh. g., 1927. seven years,
Mrs. Ferdinand Kuhn third. Resolute.
br. g., 15-S, six years, Paradise Farm
" class ass 45 (open to all; hunters) First,
Lord Lonsdale, b. g., 1871, A. A. Fowler;
o Gf' .o 4S Hespb 70 s s e. z
f Ferdinand Kuhn: third, Gambler. r.
T., 1862, aged, A. A. Fowler; fourth, Lion |
hart, br. g., 1872, ten years, Donnybrook |
Class Al (hunters) First Phyllis, b. m.
March Wind, oh. g., 1873, seven years. |
isi. ia i've years, ' J. W. Burden; fourth
rlne Cribbin.