New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-25
psfuse TO Show While j.
p. Townsend Does
the Judging.
IRISH HEATHER WINS
WITHOUT A CONTEST
Miss Nauclain Adds to String OF
Blue Ribbons at Long
Branch Fixture.

lCrE hraNCn, July - - N""N"'N
MI not stay away from the mountain
me mountain can a. least stay away
-or llahomet. This was demonstrated
to-day AZ the Monmouth County Morse
,ho, AZ HOLLYWOOD Park, where the
s4t oitorS refused to show tneir horSes
before John L. Townsend IN the open
saddle class. 81
rVb,bitor. are. as rule, doclle
uesturcs. and Will accept Whatever the
5res have 10 pfFer Once or twice
, the history o. the SHOWS some en-
,ib,tor has refused ribbon, but these
arc ISOLATED cases and do not point
moral nor adorn tale.
n Mr. Townsend had stepped out Of
,.s rirc instead Of staying IN while
irsh Heather was being Judged oil
ver'd have been we'll for he assured
,,e officials that he would not pass
Judgment on any horse which he had
owned or was likely to- own.
b., proximity 10 the centre of &C
,,ftt looked suspicious 10 the OK
hibi.ors. however. and when Irish
Heather came into the ring to-day he
,srs alone. His contemporaries. most
- which he had beaten in the ladies'
rsss Yesterday. deserted IN a body and
-, rim the blue ribbon undisputed.
applause When Ribbon Falls to Ground.
Emile Antony rode Irish Heather and
ierlt him through his PAGES as though
10 rad heavy competition; the judges
locked him over carefully and then the
Blue ribbon was fastened on his bride.
TIE only applause was when irish
Heather shook the rosette from his
t-'d p and 10 fell TO the ground.
The trouble started Yesterday, when
Tisr Heather was first choice III the
ads class with Miss Ida Louise
Flc.rnarn m the saddle There was
no question Of the horses right 20 the
blue: the question was over Mr.. Town
sends right 20 judge the horse. I'm
or'urstely. tho censure fell on sev-
s-sl Of tho officials who we're m no
nay 10 blame and on Miss Fleitmann
,na on Nh. Antony
The dissatisfaction which was felt
Yesterday was strengthened to-day
racr SIR. Townsend placed Killarney
tr.' 20 the heavyweight class over Iron
TIa.' Killarney is a good looking
rcr-r but he was not travelling
,orsrcly. TO say the lest and II seemed
20 -re railbirds as though Iron Trail
,.-ii have had the blue He Is Is
t,r... very much horse and weight
ar cr Or Garner is a good looking,
eel hammered animal. but did not
.cer 60 nc NJ 20 the weight.
Tie Irish Heather incident was the
oils IS in the syrup of content. The
s-trc were numerous and brought out
to--c a. tho best horses that haze been
,ecr years
ladies' Hunters Well hammered.
Tho ladies' hunter class was quite
f-r. from those accidents which have
a7-rsl tho exhibition in former years.
Vr. Iohu T. O'Donohue rode the Merry
r 4or and Lion Heart. from the Dom
glIols Farm. and won Two ribbons.
-.l sld an Il. {. Miss Ida Fleitmann,
rr 10y own gray mare. CE2net. was
..s- .roicc. the yellow going 10 Mss
Nar Louise Thompson. with good old
Foxy Foot. from the Hamilton Farms.
The prizes Of SO ard SIS were offered
~ Felix u. Warburg
- - Anne Nauclain's horses won
ste.ei ribbons. The Whip and Pan
GA were first and second choice IN
'-e orc0 class. I'm inc ladies' phaeton
,s-- Miss Constance Nauclain piloted
Pandora o. victory. while Miss Jean
f.... took the yellow with The Whip.
rss Warourc's Woodlands Empress
az Mss Isabella anamakcr' s Naton1
Eere tho red and white ribbon winners.
I- pho terccm class, Sequel and Sc
o.elce. tho tKo little roans o. Hack
&C. and Welsh origin, were placed sec
ore % Count Gregory's Duchess and
Princess. Mss Nauclaln herself ham
!. 5'ed the roans.
I One o. Walter Hsnley's horses won
'-e ladies saddle class. and TINS was a
i.r 1ed'y popular victory. Miss Rss-
~..-en was a the sscdle. and she
landed CHuernr Glory perfectly. car
ncr 70 victory over Douglas
irsrt's SETON G.rl. with Miss jessie
son Klein The saddle
TIE programme finished With half-
~Ie race Tor galloway. eaten weights.
Hero g. ! Hogan's The The was the
virre-. NTH Nzzen Mast, from the
Eermol'r St)ck Farm, not half
.rlfa bcrfnd Jack Cade wss third.
s'aoug7 10 did not appear 10 have
4sccr' agility 10 negotiate the shor,
| ,4r's easily
TIE awards follow;
-..t ..srre-s horssg over - hards
90 e..-rc ~ 49, hands. nrsf prizr'
ii r.... rfze. S2al -FUst broad'oN1
tr TOD The whip. secord. Broad
| -Hr I4...r ch. m PsndoIs third VII
- fH z. Fla,h
-. Is .narness fs9d~ms. no' exceed :
o.. .1nIa. hfsf pfz~, 80 second
r-s t-r IIr-t. count y , "fesor' :
fser .-.t- F'sfI..s 4o - Sequel snd Sc
| t..rt WNis6eu yarns Maui
f <r1 Meteor. fourth. George ,,
-r.-srs cn - The commodore ana
-. 20 combination horsss hrst prizs.
- -.o.1 rr.zs. s25t--flr.' Walter "
E1IIF Morn. - ono
r4frus ~r. sol. kilhe- ihfd NJ
.-.- v.rbh-r a. = chesfsrhsld f"nr'h.
60 s-e b. rsrks ch- m fFnces'
... .rsir. N iarns.s hofss' horses
90 Der cent csrragrs and ep.
.lr 81 per cent. nri p'ize. 30
ar 70 S-5i--F.rst. william 4. Iies
b. e. Tho plIoi and TIE -kip
/ tr ,,r,.a y WsrDufs. Dbl. & WOOD
| l-.-.., 5aiea /. - Sc. sss... Dr. x
y H. ne glron"ood Belle ana
II c.. = ladies' ,aaa.e lor.es no. "a.
80 * 49, hands 90 b. .fdtn ry isdie.
l. .fe saddf,s. GuI PIE. 81 second
Bss s2si--Fi'sf "e.'st ~ haniss = -
L. srf~rrE cipr s~r"na Dopt a.
H., .l . rsr1n chi. tuifd Miss
- rs-ss '. 200 rrinos's ropps
D,rtttrooA isrms b.. Aver.
i r..r ft f2s loser Boo .o.eps' Ion io'
RI. Fs.tar Challenge cop trsi pfl<+ sos
so .srD.0 q ~ s-sJ iuf
IL t.....y Dr. fr forInns irsff p
IL r......~.. Dbl. r - oadlerds emperor
ii 81. ...sl.. H.rass exceeding %
tsrs es rfzf tT5 sScond pfiI". 80
1f 'rf"nts "''
zee sa.ss rnNion horses I~3i'f ~
ru.s .e to.ff ~ per fsHi -
tF.s go sl1n.atrenfr ~ PER r'hi h'''
- 80 ssr1Dc pr.zs W. -Fif''
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