Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-01-30

Page, the treasurer Of the club. had
not arrived from England, but was
expected next week.
Captures Many Honors.
Mr. Hauck, with five entries, was a
formidable figure in the polo pony
class, which was a spectacular COM
petition. The owner had a hard task
working his mounts in the several
laborious features of rounding the
posts, racing and forcing his way
against a rival horse around the ring.
He had to oppose his own animals in
the several tests and finally won out
with Apple Jack, which had fallen
during a period of restlessness while
the judges were looking the sturdy
ponies over.
The runabout class was split In two.
the long-tailed horses being designat-
ed roadsters Frank Harris Rosemary,
pretty roam, had hard tussle for
honors, but finally won out. r. s.
Bliss's Kentucky Bay made a good
showing for a time, but finally be-
haved badly and was not In the final
running at all. John Gregory's Harry,
driven by Thomas Brice, post entry,
won with the long-tailed roadsters.
Saxon, spirited and handsome
brown horse owned by Fred Page
was in class by himself in the handy
horse, hunters and jumpers classes.
and carried off the blue ribbons in ali
three groups.
Those who entertained parties In
boxes were as follows: Peter Hauck
tr., James Hart. Hugh C. Barrett
James Kelly. Charles Schweinier
Arthur Byram, Mrs. Gorge, Mrs
Shepard, Thomas A. Nevins.
Among the donors of prizes, mostly
silver cups, were: James Hart, Hugh
c. Barrett, p. Gensheimer, A. D.
De Croft, Mr.. Conger and Frederick
Page.
Summary Of Events.
Driving Ponies (not over - hands)-
Won by Mrs. Paul Moore's Harvester
Gem; J. G.. voight's Arnold. second. and
Peter Hauck, Jr's Jack Sprat, third
Children's Class flor best riders)-Class
!, for children over ten years. won by
Elizabeth IIauck's Polly Prim; Miss Star
retts Hathaway, second; Frank Harris
Virginia, third, and Selma Kings Lucky
fourth. Glass 2, children under ten years
won by Katharine Hauck's Old Sport
James Smith Hauck's Herriken Bay, sec
ond. and Jennie Pages Nimrod, third.
High School Horses-Won by r. 8
Pages Golden Buck, ridden by Miss
Lowell; Miss voight's General Jackson
Rest Saddle Back-won by Peter
Hauck, Jr.'s Polly Prim; Frank Harris
Virginia, second; John Gregory's Harry
pd RcIO H5 pO1es elqssWen us b
calfs Blackboard. second; Mr.. Metcalft
Our Bell, third. and Peter Hauck, Jr.'i
Uncle, fourth.
Won by Frank Harris Rosemary; Ben
jamin Decker's Ready Made, second: Mrs
Charles +. Lawton's Buster, third, an6
Peter Hauck, Jr.'s Polly Prim, third
Roadsters Class (same as preceding
tails)-Won by John Gregory's Harry
Miss Edith NJ. Shepard's Lady, second
Mrs. =. NJ. Lowenthal's La Duchess. third
and Miss I.ovell's Royal Blue, fourth.
Handy Horse Class (animals used with
side saddles; jumped over bars, 3 IT. 8 In.
open and shut gate and bending through
poles)-Won by F. Pages Saxon; orang,
Riding Academy's Ginger, second; Ernes
Hopkinson's Buckingham, third.
Hunters and Jumpers CONFORMATION
80 per cent. manners, % per cent; stylt
Of fencing and performance, so per cent
Won by #. Pages Saxon; j. Howard'l
Black Prince, second; Ernest Hopkin
sons Buckingham, third.
Jumpers performances only)-Won By
F. Pages Saxon; Orange Riding Acade
my's Ginger, second; j. Towards Black
Prince, third; Randolph's I'll Pasco
fourth.
The judges were J. T. Stanley, r., FL
s. Chatfleld, Charles Hart, Francis C
Baird, Schuyler Casey, Joseph NJ Byrne
Albert L. Rich and Charles Schweinler
Peter Hauck, jr., was chairman OF ths
committee in charge. His associates were
j. T. Fl. Howard, Thomas Bryce, Matthew
A. Case, Arthur De Croft, jr.. p Gen
sheimer Carl Thalheim, Arthur By
Caster (veterinarian), John Dieckmann
Edward McFarlan, Hugh C. Barrett
Ernest Hopkinson. P. L. Bryce, Charlei
Schweinler and James A. Hart.