Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-07-23
GOVERNORS DAY
At HORSE SHOW
Chief Executive to Be Guest at
Long Branch Ex-
hibition.
specIal to the Evening Star.

Special to the Evening Star.
LONG BRANCH, July 23.-Today
will be Governor Day" at the
twenty-first annual exhibition of the
Monmouth County Horse Show AS
ISOLATION and Governor and Mrs.
James F. Fielder and a party of
friends will be the guests of honor
at today's meeting.
The opening day yesterday was a
splendid exhibition. but was marred
by few spills, none of which, how
ever, proved serious. Morris Hew-
lett, the noted whip, driving Greg
ory's tandem, was unseated and
thrown to the ground but escaped
without any bones being broken,
though he was not able to do any
thing for the balance of the after
noon.
Miss Vira Cornelrs Rock Cress won
first prize in the class for thorough
bred hunters, with S. Bryce Wing
Butler Thompson, second. The f1rst
days awards were as follows:
Glass A branded ponies under saddle.l
Won by ]. r. Stanley, jr.'s, Chance,
r.; Scion L. Franks Kildare, second.
Glass II (horses shown to depot wagon
or country broughnm. Horse > count A.
carriage and appointment 30 per cent
Won by Emil Seelig's Baron, br. g.
Broadlawn Farms Pride of Jersey, sec
ond: G. p. Taylor's The Prince, third.
Glass 10 novice harness horses over
142 and not exceeding d. hahus that
have never won a first prize IN single OF
show Won by A. W. Atklnsons su-
preme Polonius, CHI. g.: Nillisden tnrm
Meteor second; Miss Isabella wanna
makers Notoma, third.
Class 40 novice class; open only 10
hores 143 hands and over that nave never
won a first or second prize under sadqie
at any recognized horse show.)-Non oy
Poweiton FARMS Kilkee, oh. M. same
owners Irene, second FREQ Ne mn1ln
kin's Piccadilly Percy, fourth.
Glass 10 (pairs of harness horses eN-
ceeding 152 hands, neither of which nave
ever won first prize in harness. Nv on
by L. NJ. Newgass Co.'S Elegant br. &,
and Elegance. br M; William Ziegler,
IRIS The skipper and The Steward, sec,
ond Emil Seelig's Meadow Lark anu
Bob-o- Link, third; 3. 4. ,. Sregors
Lady Of the Manor and Lord OF the
SIass a fponies under saddle; must be
well-mannered and shown at walk trot
and canter)-won by John McE. BOW
mans Sweet Briar, b. M; MISS Con
stance Sala Regan's Promise, seeonu !
Powelton FARMS Stella. third; Mrs. Wal
for I. Salmon's Wee McGregor, fourth.
Class % (harness tandems exceeding
1871 hands)-Won by +. NJ. Warbnrg S
land Emperor, blk. E.. Bradlawn Farm 5
The Whip and Pride of Jersey, second
Emil Seelig's Florham Romance and
Flash. third.
Class IS dadies' saddle horse, ladies to
ride)-Won by Miss Clara $. Peck
Princess Poppy. oh. m; Miss Beth
Hauck's Polly Prim. second; Miss Mar
garet +. Tompkins's Piccadilly Percy
third.
chouu IN annronriafp vehicle. horses only
to- count)-Won by f. NJ. Warburg
Woodland Empress, blk. m; A. W. Atkin-
sous Corinna. second; Miss Marina
Lemons Norman. third; Paradise Farm s
Southern Rose, fourth.
Class IS (ponies In harness; stallion,
mare or gelding, over 1872 hands and not
exceeding 142)-Won by Walter II. Han
ley's BitO- Fashion, br. e.: Broadlawn
Tango, third: Broadlawn Farms Sc
quence, fourth
Glass is (harness horses exceeding 3D.
hands; novice)-Won by L. Nj. Newgass
Co.'S Elegance, br. m. same owners Ele-
CANT second; William Ziegler's The skip
Class so thunters and jumpers shown
over the regular coursel-Won by Donny-
brook Farms Merry Widow, br m; ).
Bryce Wings Maple Leaf, second; Thomas
s Fields Handy Boy, third; Hamilton
FARMS Fair Estelle- fourth.
Glass rs thoroughbred hunters, green
or qualified: conformation and manners
to count 80 and Performance 20 per cent?
Won by Miss Vira Cornell's Rock Cress,
CHI e, sire Nasturtium and dam Han
Dana s. Bryce Wings Butler Thompson,
sire Orlando and dam Anna Balm. second.
Glass IS (runing race, one quarter mile,
for ponies l4.3 hands anu under, carving S,ll
a minimum weight of 100 pounds. Won
by Monmouth County Stock Farms Miz-
zen Mast, ch. g.; Jesse Metcalfs our
Belle, second.