The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-07-24
MISS CONSTANCE MNctA,N
DRIVING. "PFciNceSS. SHElLAv
Norris Hewlett Drives Count
Grcgory's Four to Victory in
Coach Marathon.
OWN HORSES ARE SECOND
Irish Heather. Brought Here
Recently. Wins HOnOrs
in Ladies' Glass.
OWN HORSES ARE SECOND

Lose PFANcH. y J.. July o3.-Despite
the hot weather to-day there was large
attendance at the second day of the Mon
mouth county horse show.
Gov. Fielder and his staff arrived on
the grounds at 1880 o'clock. and then the
show began In real earnest.
Morris Hewlett has quite recovered. APP
parently. from hts experience Of yester-
day. when he was flung head over heels
IN the tandem class for he managed the
winning four in the coaching marathon
to-day. The team was from the stable OF
Count y. y. = Gregory and consisted of a
black and bay leader and black and
gray wheeler.
The race was from the new Monterey
pannacci route and the Gregory four
travelled the distance In % minutes When
they arrived IN the ring they were APP
parently not feeling distressed from their
long Journey In the heat, and when the
blue ribbon had been fastened on the
bride of the OF leader they carried the
Old Volunteer with its seven passengers
s around the ring with as much vim as
when they started on their journey
Miss Dorothy Webb occupied the box
seat with Mr.. Hewlett Count Gregory
and T. j. Casey were among the pas
sengers.
The second four belonged 10 Mr.. Hewlett
and were handled ny Walter Lee. They
were gray and chestnut leader and
brown whcelers. They entered tine ring'a
few seconds behind the winning four. but
were trife winded and showed the
Effects Of the race. particularly the off
leader and wheeler
Irish Heather. the thoroughbred which
John r. Townsend brought home from
ireland last spring and showed at the
BROOKLYN show, was entered In the ladies'
class and was shown by Miss Ida Louise
Fleitmann. There was no question
that Irish Heather deserved tho blue. but
II was not quite 20 the liking of the rail-
birds that Mr.. Townsend, who had so re-
Gently owned him, should he the one to
give 1t 10 him. II was expected that Mr..
Townsend would ask some one to assist
Mr.. Hume in his stead in this class.
Miss Jessie Won Klein and Miss Ellen
Rasmussen showed Walter Hanley's Early
Morn and Sir Rossiter, but although they
nave done considerable winning all over
tho circuit. they failed to show the beauti-
full gaits and manners of Irish Heather.
The awards follow
Class 7-Hsrness horses over i:s hsnds
nnt prize, SO. second priSe is5mF nnd
William ziegier, Jr.'s, b. g. TIE Pilot third
louis Nsw!sass,s br ,, ELEGANT fourth
Glass 37-saddle horscs over IA hands
open only TO amateur owners residing In
First, Miss Clara $. Peck's ch. m. Princess
POPPY; second, Denny brook FARMS A poin,
Prlm; fourth, Miss Margaret +. Tompkins'
b e plocadilly Percy.
Class S-Harness horses over II; and no
prize. s25-Flrst. Broadlawn, Farms ch. m
PRINCESS shells second. Emil seens,s nlk
N. Bathrop queen, third. Wlllsden FARM
IN, m. Maud Muller, fourth. Emil seels
Class sO-saddle horses over ltn and no
exceeding - hands hrst prize, so second
prlle, $-5--Frst, Waiter IL Hanlcy's b, m
n a.. Kukee: third. y y He-ss br. g. All
daUth; fourth. Fred We'tiach's b. <. Robert
se hands; nrst prize, $40, second prize
i?O-Frst william zlesler. Jr's, br: m
6 g'Ga Mo Valley ciHdcr; Miro, Mis. Isart
Harding b. m. Hummine BIRD fourth. Mis-
's Class "a an Runabout horses not under "a
and not exceeding i5.2 hands. Horses +
nT%T 20 per cent. nrst prize. $50 sec
& Rrother led; second; Normen Can
FARMS b m, Rroa Ilawn Girl fourth. VIII
ian zegler lrs o,ic ord ha pf@w@hhs horse.
1ie and not exceeding -: hands nrs
prze. '75; second prize, ss5vFirst EN- M
nance. second. Emit Seelig's CHI. m; Rit
and Gin. & SIR Lipton5 third Willisde
Meteor fourth George y, Finnigan's CHI. g.
Norfolk and Richmond. .
J RnaNstffSs
oud prize tej-First, oscar Seelig's h.
Ash.iudor. second, norman CantrelFs b. :
Monk ANworthy; third, Harry r. small
n m. Rosa Hunter, fourth, l.. Metsger'
b 9 Nashville.
vs. hands. 70 he ridden by ladies' on sid
sldd',s, first prize, SIS; second prize, ss5-
s~Houd. waiter II Hanlcy's b. x Sir Evelyn
fhirI walter II. Hauley's Oh. IN. Earl
Morn; fourth \. W Atkinson's b. & High
\ land Fling
\ class 59-Coaching marathon for roa
foyS. horses 10 count ~ per cent, con
ulIUn - per cent; prize sweepstakes
First Count ". + x Grcgory's four; seconC
class lO-Pars Of harness horses TO
shown ia ladies' phaetons; ladies to drive
horses To count 80 per cent, carriages an
appointments 90 per cont, first pri2
$50; second prize, f25-First r. NJ. Wal
hurgs hlN. Woodlands Emperor and bill
Farms ch. ms, Pandora and Adnora. thir
Emu ScrNg's oh. IN. RITA and ch. x $
ldptuns fourth, Count H. r. s. Gregory 5 bl
ms. Princess and Duchess.
Glass PAIRS Of harness horses over I 5
hauda, 'lrst prize, SIS. second prize. s25-
and tn" skipper second, Emil Seelig's C.
g bron and Rob Roy IL; third. Coul
y s GroCprys b. m. Lady Of the Mani
ana L"tl ~ the Manor; forth John Doyle
g. Prince Henry and Prince Albert,
l'Ns - Qutlln"d or green hunters up
carrying from lti 10 200 pounds to hound
tt""n over regulation Jumps, Conform
Won by Bryce Wings CHI K Man
Leaf Hamilton Farm's Shamrock secon
boMnYhrolk FARMS Lion Heart, third.
tiass Sl-Pairs OF hunters or Jumper