The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-07-30
PROVIDENCE HORSENAN
is SENSATION OF II o
walter n. Hanley Has Three Winners on Second Day
OF Monmouth County Fixture-Miss Crafts Drives
Warburg Harness Pair to Victory.

LONG BRANCH. ". j., July 29.-It might
nave been called Hanley day at the
Monmouth County Horse Show to-day,
Tor the horses owned by Walter II. Han
ley OF Providence won three 1rsts, one
third and one highly commended ribbon.
Brother Jed. driven by Mr.. Hanley,
triumphed in the class for r%unabouts.
Twilight took the prize for saddle horses
under 1872 hands and a little later when
riddle by Mrs. Hanley won the prize for
ladies' saddle horses. The Haniey road
ster Silver Jim took third place and a
piebald FAMED Full Moon wa highly
commended in the class for combination
harness and saddle horses. F. NJ. War
burg did next best. annexing two frsts
and a third.
Three pairs were sent into the ring
when the class for pairs OF harness
horses. ladies to drive. was called. In
his competition horses. carriage and ap-
continents all count and the horses must
be we'll hammered. because II III man.
nered they are not At for a lady to drive.
+. NJ. Warburg was represented BY
Woodlands Emperor and Empress, a
very stylish pair of blacks, and they
were driven by Miss Clemence Crafts OF
Boston. Emil Seelig sent into the ring
F1orham King, Jr.. and Pink Lady and
these were handled by Mrs. Walter II.
Hanley. A. w. Atkinson showed Meteor
and Maud Muller and Miss Dorothy
Cadwallader of Philadelphia handled the
ribbons. Meteor and Maud Muller had
beaten Florham King. Jr.. n PM Lady
the previous day.
The appointments were perfect with
each entry and the three exhibits showed
well. Meteor and Maud Muller are a
young pair, well matched and with good
action, but they are hard headed and
although we'll bitted. after going round
the track twice they were too much for
Miss ~Cadawallader and bolted. Miss
Cadawallader hung on pluckily and did
her best. but was not strong enough 10
stop the horses. The groom leaned
forward II grasped the reins and Jack
Donnelly and two others grabbed the
horses Just in time to prevent their dash.
ing into the rails. C. A. Baudouine wa,
the judge and he d~isregarded the Atkin'
son entry and awarded only two ribbons
the first to the Warburg pair and thu
second 10 the Seelig entry.
There were two jumping events on the
programme. The first was for hunters
up TO carrying 200 pounds TO hounds. ant
these were tried over the regular course
kilkee. wned by the Hamilton Farm
and ridden by Jack Sullivan. fell at tn,
wall and Sullivan had a bad shaking. bu
was not hurt. The first prize went e
the Glen Riddle Farms Bally Heather
winner OF Thursdays Jump. and $
Bryce Wings Maple Leaf was second
The next event was for pairs OF hunters
the property of the same exhibitor. TIL,
Glen Riddles pair. Willow King anC
Blackstone. took frst prize. and theii
stable companions. Bally Heather ant
Glendalough. were third. +. A. Clarl
took second prize with Flying Machine
and Sam.
f. T. Stotesbury OF Philadelphia. whc
liz the new president of the Nationa
Horse Show Association. sent two OF hi,
famed roadsters and had little diflcult,
in carrying away Arst and second prfze.
in the roadster class. Minnie Allerton
a brown mare, won first and Trixe,
Briggs. a bay, was second.
Lady Dilham was in rare form anC
won in the class for harness horses unde'
IS hands. and Bathrop Queen. owned b.
Emil Seelig. was second. In the clasi
for harness horses over 1873 hands VIII
lam Ziegler, Jr., won with The Pilot
Miss Clara 5. Peck showed her saddl
mare, Princess Poppy. in four classei
and won a first and two seconds Tn,
nrst was scored In the class for saddl
horses owned in New Jersey and she wa
second to Twilight in the ladies' saddl