The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-07-31
7taws Beaten at Ekuuanok-- Veteran Show Horse Victorious
NALA'S TRIUMPH REVIVES
MEMORY OF OTHER DAYS
D. W. Harriman's Old Favorite Captures First Prize for
Z. L. Mclean at Monmouth County Horse Show
Great English Pair Impresses.

LoNd BRANCH. ". j., July 3O.-The
morse SHOW programme this afternoon
was a varied and interesting one. Four
~h-hands tandems, women riding hunt
ers over the jumps and the reappear-
ahce or that famous old show ring horse
Nala were among the features. Nala,
which was owned formerly by ]. W. Har-
riman n now in the stable OF Edward
r. Mclean OF Washington, was unbeata-
Die when In his prime. but recently he
mas had trouble with his legs and some
predicted that he would not be seen
In the ring again. To-day he was shown
in two classes. one for harness horses,
In which he was placed second to A w.
Atkinson's Supreme Polonlus, and In
the class for the best horse suitable
for n gig. which he won. 1t was In such
classes as the latter that he always did
his best. and he seemed to know Just
that was wanted of him to-day. lie
looked we'll and showed his old time
dash and style. There were six ex-
hibited In the gig class and Woodlands
Countess. owned by f. NJ. warburg.
received the reserve ribbon.
T~issinston Amity n Belle Mel
bourne. a pair of bay mares owned BY
Charles T.. oxe of Malvern. Pa, scored
two victories. one In a class for pairs
OF ponies not exceeding l4.2 hands. the
other when harnessed tandem. II was the
first time that New Workers. had a chance
to see this pair, and good horsemen were
impressed very favorably with ,heir
looks and action. They are hackney
bred, and last year were Judged to be
! 49,. No. ~.tr ~ thnIr odya In EpQlQHu.
winning a championship Mt the lnterna-
tlonal Horse show In London. They were
purchased by Mr.. Coke for n large sum
and were shown hero first at Devon,
where they won. They stand 1873 hands.
Two four-in-hands were shown by f.
NJ. Warburg. sending his Woodland
team OF hackneys-Emperor. Empress
Countess and Marquis-into the ring
driven by Walter Kelly. Kelly seemed
to think tbs he was driving a marathon
instead OF showing a park team. which
should go about six miles an hour. Jack
Donnelly handled a team of bays owned
by Emil Seelig. This was a team OF
young horses which will improve. the
warburg team won the blue RIBBON
Woodlands Empress and Washington
Amity declined the contest in the class
for harness horses. ladies to drive, and
left only three TO compete. Duke owned
by Howard :. BORDEN n very soh io'N'
ing bay, driven by Belle Beach. won the
blue. Miss A. s. Colgate's Bobbie. driven
by Miss Edith Webb. o second prize
and Flashlight. owned by m Seel!G
and driven by Mrs. Walter Hanley. was
third.
In the class for saddle horses exceed
ing 15.2 hands. Radiant. ridden BY Hugh
Willoughby. was again a winner. Cos
sip, owned by John A. Hartford. wal
second and Maximum. which won 2
championship at the Brooklyn Horse
Show. was placed third. The class was
a remarkably good one and the COMPETE
ton was keen.
James Cox Brady scored a win with
a pony named Pohogonut Girl. This
mare originally was known as Amanda
and won at the Garden show two years
ago. She has been added recently 10 the
Brady stable.
There were thirteen entries in the class
for ladies' hunters ridden by ladies, and
the jumping was very fine. Miss Mabel
Thompson. Miss Renee II. Wassermann
and Mrs. Won Klein were among those
who rode. Miss Mabel Thompson took
Willow King, owned by the Glen Riddle