The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-07-25

LONG BRANCH, n. j., July 24-n IL
seldom the exhibitors at a horse show
have shown their disapproval OF a Judges
decisions as strongly as they did to-day
at the Monmouth County Horse Show at
Hollywood Park. when. in a body they
refused to show before John r. Town
send who. with George b. Hume, ad-
Indicated in the saddle classes.
The trouble started yesterday when Mr..
Townsend stayed In the ring and. as far
as any one could discern. passed judg-
mert on Irish Heather. a thoroughbred
saddle horse which he brought home from
Ireland early in the season. Mr.. Town
send says that he did not Judge the horse
that Mr.. Hume alone was responsible
for the TN,cing of the ribbons.
When class 80 was called. when Irish
Heather was to meet his opponents of
yesterday. no opponents appeared. The
bugler bugled and the attendants rushed
between the ring and the paddock. but
to no avail. Irish Heather paraded be-
fore the 1udges alone. Monarch OF all
he surveyed. he walked up and re-
ceived the blue ribbon. No one APP
plauded and few Of the railbirds gave
vent to their feelings In Kisses.
When Irish Heather started to oanter
around the ring he shook the blue
rosette on his bride and when II fell
to the ground one Of the stable hands
who was an interested spectator. shouted
HE knows he don't deserve IT,
Miss Anne Vauclaln was victorious
again In the harness classes. Her chess
nut mares The Whip and Pandora took
first and second In the open class. In
the ladies' phnton class Miss Constance
Nauclaiu drove Pandora TO victory, while
Miss Jean Austin secured the yellow FOR
The Whip.
Cornna. the little brown mare owned
by \ w Atchison, won her second leg
on the Patten challenge cup for gig horses
When she won her first victory in 1912
however. she was the property OF Henry
W. Leeds, 30 In the hands of Mr.. Attain
son she must start all over again. as u
IL not the wins OF the horses but Of
owners which count r. NJ Warburg''
Woodlands Emperor was the reserve via
ner.
The programme closed with a half mile
dash for galoways. catch weights Franz
T. Clarke. Of Sheepshead Bay fame, go
the horses away. The Thief. owned b,
T.. !. Hogan. and Mizzen Mast. from tn
Monmouth County Stock Farm, fnishe,
half length apart, but Jack Cade. :
good old bay gelding. was too big TO ne
gotiate the turns and at no stage OF th'
game was he formidable
The awards follow:
Class t--Psirs OF harness horses over -
and not exceeding u hands; first prize. S1b
/ Rita and Oh. &. Sir Upton: second. coun
| - +. s Gregory's bin. ms. Duchess an
Princess; third, George p Finnisan's ch
/ -, Pins and Needles. fourth. Emil Seelig'
| BLK Bsthrop queen and Florham la ssie.
Glass S5-Saddle horses 10 hands and owe
frs, prize, SIS second prize, ,2S-First. Emf
Antony's ch &. Killarney. second; WstS
u Hanley's CHI <. Iron Trail third. Mr.
oh
7 Wettach's dun e. Golddigger.
Glass 2s-Ponies In harness not eSceedin
prize. t20--First. william Zieglers br: N
seah,m Taty sSeOGd; rG9 n,rs l. N Ws's su 1
Hsrding's b. m. Humming BIRD; fourth. Mis-
Constance s. Resan's b. m. Joy. a, ..
and not exceeding 70 hands: nrst prize
$50. second prize, s:j-First Broadiaw
Farms ch. m The whip; second; Broad Broad
den Earns en- s. PARK Blue 'our'h' I'll"
class 9t,Tandems not exceeding IS.
hands. nrst prize, s75. second prize; '2S-
First. Count p $ Gresotys bls M
Farms 70. m. SEXUAL and sequanee. thirC
wilsden Farms Maud Muller and MeteS'
togrih Gsorse rlnniS"H' 'h' s' L"
Class s9-Combination horses. nrst prii
$50; second prize ssS.First Walter =
ton Farms ch. IN. Kilkee, third. Miss Dor
Inv Webb's en-. & Chesterfield. fourth, Mis-
clara g. Peck's ch. M, Princess Poppy
class ll-pairs Of horses shown
phaetons. horses to count 90 per cent. ca
riages and appointments 80 psr cent; ,, mr..
prize y75 second prize, f25-First villa
ZieEler, Jr's, b. gs tn" riot and The SkiI
per; second +. VI. Warburgs blk. e. Woo
lands Emperor and blk. M. Woodlands IN
press third l.. NJ Ncwgass's br. IS Ell
gance and Elegant, fourth. william a. ~
ber's Oh. ms, Buttonwood Belle ana 70
Ciass as-Iadirs' saddle horses not e
oeeding l5.2 hands. to be ridden by ladl
, on side saddles. hrst prize, 40 .secor
prize, s25-First. Walter II. Hanleys D.
differing Glory; second. Douglas Frank
en- m. SETON Girl. third. Miss Clara
Peck's CHI m. Princess Poppy; fourth Dol
nybrook Farm's b. e. Attention;
Class i4-Gig horses for the Patten cha
lenge cup; nrst prize, $500 cup and 70
! second prize. s25--rirst. a, W. Atkinson
br m. Corinna. reserve, +. VI, Warours
blk W ,oodiaG,s E Emps,o1 exceeding Is
hands first prize SIS. second prize s2b
First Emile Antonys CHI. e. Irish Heather
Class e-Harne.s horses shown to laai s
phaetons ladies 10 drive: horses ,o io rou
tS Der cent: frst prize. $50; second priz
; S2b-Flrst, Broadlawn Farms en-. m IA
, dora. second. F. NJ. warorrss DIN;
: Farms ch' m The whip; fourth. Miss Is
r bella wanamakers b, m. Natoma
Class 45-Ladies qualihed hunters up
, carrying not less than 1870 POUNDS 10 noun, ~
. TO be especially considered; 20 be ridd
= BY ladies' on side saddle; first prize; 81
r second prize s25-First, Miss Lida Lou
bIettmi Farm.s br =" m. Merry Widow. ridd
' BY Mrs. J, J. ODonohue; third hamHV
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