The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1914-09-29
HORSE SHOW USUAL
SUCCESSFUL EXHIBIT
Local Exhibitors Garry Off
Many Trophies.

Saturday of last week, Jared well.
The championship of the single har-
ness horse class went to Paul
Moore's Jessica; and Mrs. Charles M.
Fleischmann's Pierrek divided the
honors in the championship saddle
horse class with Arthur Wh1tney's
Carnival The latter class was ddvid-
ed into two parts according to the
heighth of the horses.
Otto H. Kahn, Paul Moore and
Bexley Hocombe were among the
largest exhibitors having entries in
a number of classes. Otto H. Kahn's
horses did not fare as we'll as IN
former years, he only capturing one
blue in the tamden class with Caesar
and Flash. He secured five seconds,
one third and one fourth, however,
besides two thirds and two fourths
with the ponies of Master Gilbert
and Miss Margaret Kahn. Mr.. Kahn's
road four was also entered in the road
run that is always the event OF tne
third day of the show. This was won
by Emil Seeligs four although the
Kahn four made the run, which was
along South street and Woodland av-
enue to Hyde's corner and return 10
the show ring along Madison avenue
in better time. Paul Moores en-
tries melted him four blues, four reus'
three yellows and whlte. beAiey
Hocombe's four-in-hand, Sir Mortimer
The Rabbit. Dick and Margaret. won
the four-in-haud class the opening
day of the show Two blues and two
reds were his awards. Other local
exhibitors who captured ribbons Were
Arthur S. Hamlin, with his saddle
horses: Lieutenant William Spingle
Mitchell, who was the only entrant in
the officers charger class; Miss Anne
B. Bradley, with her harness and
combination horses; S. Harold Free
man, with his polo pony, Rondo;
Henry E. Niese, jr., with his farm
draught horses; Anderson M. Guerln,
with his pony, Picaninny, and his
harness horses; Mrs. j. McAlpin
Pyle, with Buddha; Miss Dorotny
Dennis, with Porgos; Hensler Farm,
Morris Plains, with it's roadster and
trotting horse.
The weather for the three days
was excellent Thursday, the open
ing day, was the hottest first day on
record but the two latter days We're
sufficiently cool to bring out the fall
STYLES. Saturday was the banner day
Society was present in large numbers.
Joseph Larocque was slated to
Judge the saddle horses, but illness
in his family prevented. and Alfred
b. Maclay, the new chairman OF the
executive committee of the Natlonal
Horse Show association, look ms
place. He also judged the jumpers.
Robert A. Fairbairn, woh preceded MT.
Maclay as executive head of the horse
show, judged the harness horses and
draughters.
First Days Awards.
The awards:-Class 37--Malden sad
die horses. Won by Miss Rose Wat
sons Field Marshal; N. j. Hess DOC
tor Gardner, second; Paradise Farm 5
Resouute, third; j. w. Burdens Ru-
pert, fourth.
Glass 25-Pairs of chldren's harness
ponies. Won by Dora w. volgls
Senator jackson and Rafferletta;
John G. Voigt's Hans and Minnie Rice
second.
Class 9O-Branded saddl.' horses
and Monies not exceeding 15 hands.
Won by Paradise FARMS Golden Rod
same owners Queen Anne, second;
Dorothy W.. Voigt's Hazel, third;
Miss Margaret Kahn's Michigan,
fourth.
Class 7-Pairs of heavy harness
horses exceeding 1872 hands. Won by
Emil SeeMg's Meadow lark and
Nightingale; William Ziegler, jr.'s,
The Pilot and The Skipper, second;
Bexley Hocombe's The Rabbit and
Sir Mortimer, third; Otto H. Kahn's
Comet and Rocket, fourth.
: Glass 48-Green hunters up to car
rydng 1856 pounds. Won by A. A..
FoWuer's Gold Lace; same owners b.
&. Blamey, second; Hamilton Farms
b. e. Sambo, third; same owners ch.
g. Shamrock, fourth.
Glass 47-Green hunters up to car
rying 165 pounds. Won by A. A.
Fowler's Phyllis; Miss Mary S.
Stevens March Wind, second; j. w.
Burdens Boris, third; Katherine Crib
bins Gold Dust, fourth.
Glass 16-Novice heavy harness
horses. Won by George Watson's
Lord Cowdray; Paradise Farms blk.
m. Ebony Girl, second; Otto H. Kahn's
Lord Algy, third; George Watson's
Lord Kitchener, fourth.
Glass 24-Harness ponies exceeding
14.2 hands. Won by Emil Seelig's b.
m. Florham Elegance; Dora w. Voigt's
b. m. Hazel, second.
Glass 31-Saddle horses not exceed
q Ing 1O.A udUuo. WON ny ". 1OuoiNTS
Franks Seton Girl; Miss Rose Wat
sons Field Marshal, second; A. s.
Hamlin's Harmony, third; Mrs. J. j..
O'Donoghue's Attention, fourth.
Glass 10-Runabout horses. Won by
Mrs. Charles T. Stout's Skeezicks;
Paradise Farms Paradise Dolly, Sec
ond; Mrs. Charles Fleischmann's Pier
rex, third; William ziegler's Lord
Delaware fourth
Glass 1-Trotting road horses. Won
by w. M. w. Hoffman's Teneriffe;
Edward Devlin's Olmutz, second; How
ard e. Winters Baron L., third; Hens
Ter Farm's Robert L., fourth.
Glass 15-Four-in-hands. Won byl
Bexley Hocombes Sir Mortimer, The
Rabbit. Dick and Margaret; Emil See
aig's bay team, second; Walter d.
Briggs Fit, Ready, Sport and Bess,
third; Otto H. Kahn's Comet, Rocket,
Caesar and Flash, fourth.
Glass 35-Women's saddle horses.
Won by Mrs. N. ]. Hess Talisman;
Mrs. Charles M. Anaire's Champl
Clark, second; Mrs. Edwin G.. Bah
cocks Woodford, third; Paradisel
Farms gr g. Gray Eagle (Mrs. Won
Kline), fourth.