The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-09
WOMEN RIDE IN MUD
AT MORRISTOWN
Ten Horses Put over Stiff
Jumps and Miss stevens Wins
With Srribncr Entry.
COACH AMONG TIE ALTOS

N.~rrIsy"wN. y J.. oct. S.-Thc sun
shono brightly over the grounds OF the
Nor sioau Field club to-day. ,ineing
the hills with gold. The rich colorings
on TIE trees formed a brilliant back
ground - the show ring. about which
handsome oduiplgcs filed with daintily
clad women watched King Horse put
thruusn his PAGES. The show was even
better t|t'cpHj1 tina on the opening day
One -four ia hand coach stood among
the motor cars and attracted much at
,cntIou. Il was the coach of Bexley
1olcomb. but Mr.. HoicomD was at home
III and 50 he had sent to Boston and
Invited Howard Brown to come here
and drive for rim. ar. Brown was at
ine Rrucktou show on Wednesday,. but
ne drove here to-day. On the coach
were Mrs Ilolcomb. Miss Lillian Mack,
Mis- Mary Rankin and Philip klaby
Luncheon was scrvei on the grounds
and the coach was the centre Of much
visiting during the day.
Among others at the show were Mr..
and Mrs. J. J. O%'ponohue. Jack O'Day.
Harry t.,st. Miss Margaret Tomkins.
Mrs. Kenneth Is Schley, Mrs. Charles
Scribnrf. Jr, f. H. Williams, Jr.. Charles
Pfzer. r.. Won der Horst Koch. Joseph
L.arocuuc. Fletcher Harper, Mr. and Mrs.
A. Fillmore Hyde, X, Stuyvosant Pierre
pont. Mr.. aud Mrs. Henry Nellen. Gen.
Edward l.. Neaney. Mr.. and Mrs H..
lie Roy whitney. Mrs. Richard Stevens.
Miss Emily l.. stevens. Miss Mary :.
Stevens. pr. and Mrs. q. ". White. Mr..
and Ms JOIN r. Brinley, Mr.. ana Mrs.
L. Allen Russell OF Warrenton. Va
NJ. and Mrs. r Ashley Sparks. the
Misses Sparks. Nj. and Mrs. Joseph
Whitman. Mrs. john VI Forbes, Miss
Mary :. Chaplin. 4 A Fowler, W. 4.
Mctiibbou and Mr.. and Mrs, Vincent :.
milford.
The mos; attractive class ~ the after
noon was that for ladies hunters. Ladies
were required to ride ten horses. which
were put over some stiff jumps. The
grounds were very muddy. SO the riders
had to be very careful, bat all got over
safely and jumped 50 well that there
was little To choose betweeu them when
the jumping par: had ended. After that
they were judged for conformation and
Mr.. charles SCribner Jr.'s mare Nanit,
ridden by Miss Emily Stevens. captured
the blue. The Hamilton Farms Foxy
Foot. ridden by Miss Thompson, was
second, and Yourfcllow and Gold Lace
third and fourth. These two and Gam
bier were ridden 10y Mrs. Kenneth u.
SchleN. She rode splendidly. Mrs. !. J,
opouuhuc rode Merry Widow and Lion
Heart and did well AT the jumps.
Ar"'htr Jumping contest was for pairs
Of hunters ridden over - niui.u. ure
StceplrChase course. tysnet ana SeCuga,
owned by Miss Lid F'leitminn. We're en-
tered. Jack Olpay and Harry East
came on from Piping Rock to ride for
Miss tlcitmann, who, on account ~ an
accident at Piping Rock, in which her
lfr wls broken, will be unable TO ride
g. some time. They took tn" fourth
r1hrI The first prize wen p" the Ham
d on rrIr. FoNy Trot ard Fair ES-clr.
Tho second ribbon was won by A A
Fowler Glovcrsvil!e aud Hoih i.raf and
Mr. and Mrs j. j. o~pouohue, riding
Lion Heart tnd Merry Widn", were
third.
Earlier loo the day Harry East, riding
SryuIt for Mss Finitmtnn. won Il blue
| IL 4 class for hunters over the course,
DuI. .wu showed la the class for gig
hofs The prize IL a challenge cup,
vhioh w3is won first 10y Na!a II last
year lbs J.sS,op. J-s-ica now owned by
IIul Moore, tried Ia win again, but was
beaten 10y 4 Mag Vile IS tui2cah, a
good luu,lug chestnut MIR Willets was
successful also IN the pony ..anden
lass Mrs. Willrts drove l~rvington
Peggy auI Dainty E,clrs, u well matched
and nur acting pair, and defeated the
Hamilton f'arms roam tandem, Sequel
and Sequence. The summaries'
cia.. D.. Pairs at harness h.rss. -!
20 l't hsnds-Ftrst, Hamilton Farms
h.. a.. Hnspuft Erguci.d, Z years. ana
Dor. 90. ,gr u ui Etrtl, - yelrst second,
t}nl ~. w. pa. sara" : years, 'IH
VH \ N'tr'''' " ~ an = ys. ana
%'"s. 5J-n,@aa,r . year years. fourth Mis-.
sr,h. ts.l. .uI .h <, pNeT,'ish Lad
C',.- Harness horse. ladies t. driNr
Z wears. s.,ntI. ran. Moore br m
KARI years. iGlrd, q. T. FiRuigan's ch.
. rlu'woiore. . years, fourth, Mics
r,,.. I.-aig .horse-Fir-t; J. Macy
ra. Moor, IN. m Iessica. aged,
c',. -rair- Of farm horses-Firs,
p['1, 'p"',.l by Flalne n MaT9 q nI"salS MON
~,s,oi ~''pn' / TTho@@'aa., ~ u.s. 81 m
!r,r' rl.ri.' Ii. i" Mise. Jrs, Oh. e
ynhuuy Walker g years, and ca. =, Nigh-
c',-, ~ronjss in harness - hand;
t1U uNI"I tlr-t pri@o, donated hy Richard
( W o%nn Hy -. 10 10 yy.s M"', sec
Gu,ou .lea ,hird, Paul Nor; b m,
h'fk'|rt queen, . years fourth, NJ, Hart
cI,-, fuuy tandeins-First, i Macy
wl..t- hr. m. %Irvingt"n Peggy. 10 years
Az hatn., Er'l"s. Blk m aged second
ln.t.."p Farms m m Sequel y years
sn9 @" go sequence, Years and
t.d' ponies First prize, donated by John
Al l'rn "'n by Hamilton Farms en-,
IH.H-vnp| Girl, years. see"nd' Mlss
S.e.'h.rt. .ssd; fourth, Mis-. Is T.,
""'''.. ~ ss..o,lpiss ]EEagr's"''s,' az ',so 10;
ha' .'ns, 81, riIe-ftrSt Prize, donated