New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-24
Even Coaching Marathon
Fails TO Arouse Much
Enthusiasm.
GOVERNOR AND STAFF
PAY OFFICIAL VISIT
Jumping Contests Furnish the
Thrills - Pandora Shod in
Long Branch Ring.

Long Branch. N. j., July %. IOrrId
weather struck Hollywood Park to-day
and reduced the spectators az the horse
show TO a state which made II Difficult.
90 For- UP en-cu-.a-- over coaching
races and .-uuirr contest.
A s.o.u was brewing all day, but .-
was NOT ull. tie hunters were called
lrro the ring. q. 800. that rain began
20 fall The aocs hung limp ana de-
lec-ec. u0- breeze stirred. except
wnerc -.e cr.-.s-and was a-futter
with waving fans.
CererHo, f.eIacr and his star ar
rived cg tie Grounds AZ $3.50 AID en-
tered the box which had been -ase-vcd
i)r -hem 20 the strains Of Han 20 the
Chief in the Governors bov were
-irs. Fielder. james r. Fielder. Genera.
+. SacIer. Lieutenant Colonel William
q. ScEauiler. Lieutenant Colonel Aus
t'n colgate. Captain George 4. PerSns.
Captain =. y. Dickinson. George +.
Beach. Nr. and Mr.. b J. Greenhut and
Richard Dewes.
Crowd Cheers Coaching Marathon.
Considering the extreme heat the at
tendance was quite satisfactory. and
W0cn the coaching Marathon finished
'r the ring a. 4;3i every one forgot to
'alS about the weather and apDlauded
the winning four which had travelled
from the Hotel New Monterey. Asbury
ParA. 20 the snow grounds in twenty
seven minutes.
Norris Hewlett drove the winning
team, which wa. from the stables or
Count B. F. $ Gregory
lie mad bay leader, and black and
a gray wheeler % front Of the yellow
aoo black coach Volunteer ON the box
"''r 1lr. Hewlett vas Miss Dorothy
eob Count Gregory and r =. Casey
we're among the passengers. The Greg
DRY four reached The grounds IN fairly
good condition. and after they mad had
the blue fastened on the bride Of the
oil leader they VIlr.ed around the
miniature tracS apparently quite fresh.
There we've only two entrants: the
second four was me property OF Mr..
hewlett and Was handled by Walter
Lee. They consisted OF q gray and d
chestnut leader and brown vince ers.
the two team entered the ring min
utes apart, but tne Hewlett four
showed the effects OF the long journey
D. tne hea.. The Of ,lader and the or
wheeler were quite wInded.
Decisions of Judges Popular.
Emil Seeig showed a good pair Of
novices in the opening class. called
Flash. gnt and Florham Romance.
and they were chosen over the good
little RITA and SIR Upton Howard
Brown. Hamilton II. Salmon all
George b Hume syndicated In the
harness classes. and there seemed 10
be an urworted unanimity Of opinion
between the Judges and the spectators.
Miss Ann \auc.ain. with her Broad
lawn entries. won number q the
blues % the harness classes. pm
cess Shc..a. q tavorite Of last season,
won the elias, for smaller harness
horses, with Rathrop Queen N second
place. I'm tHe class for ladies' 1air
shown 10 pHaetors. Miss Constance
Naucla.n handled Pandora and Nd
nora. and was placed second % Miss
Warburg's splendid black pair. Wood
lands Emperor and Woodlands Ell
press. which were travelling like ore
horse. Miss Colgate. with Emil
SeeiIg's Rita and Sir Upton. and VI 80
Ellen Rasmussen. with Count b =
$. Gregory Princess and Duchess. COM
piered the quartet Of ribbon winners.
Mrs. y. !. O'Dononue brought George
p. FinniEaH's chestnut geidings Pins
and Needles into the ring. but every
one was on pins and ne dies until sne
took them out again. for they proved
20 be too much Tor the strongest man
20 handle. The Judges decided that
pair which could not be easily man
aged by Mrs O'DOnohue could not
rightly be called ladies' pair. and
they were nor considered In the c.b-
bors.
Pandora Shod in the Ring.