New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-29

lish hackney farm, and J. Coke Brady's
hackney-Welsh pair. Sequence and
Sequel, well matched roans that are
full sisters. The Coke tandem, botn
fast-stepping bays, won the blue.
Saddle horses were out in remarkable
numbers and quality in the novice
class for horses Of 14.3 hands or over.
, Eighteen were lined up. The winner
was the chestnut Radiant, by Kentucky
Artist. and of reg. stored saddle horse
breeding, recently sold by W. A. Nc
Gibbon to W. II. Rhodes, newcomer
to the horse shows.
Remigia, also a chestnut, and bred by
j. h. Ramsdell at Powelton Farm. and
also out for the first time, won the
red; the gray gelding Cray Boy was
! third and Mrs. Godfrey Freezes bay
Oliver Twist was fourth in fine class.
In the saddle horse class, for ). K.
| Guggenheim cup, to be over l4.2 and
not to exceed IL hands, the Powelton
Farms entries, Rella and Kilkee, were
( placed first and second. with Gray Boy
! third and Mrs. Victor Grimwood's Miss
( Rumsey Red fourth.
Amateurs in Monmouth County had
/ innings both to ride and drive. The
/ saddle class was for ladies up. and the
I winner was Miss Clara 5. Peck, with
+ the bay mare Purina Belle. Only two
/ finished in the driving class, the blue
/ going to A. W. Atkinson's Meteor and
/ the red TO +. NJ. Warburg's Woodlands
/ Empress, the other entry, II. 5. Bor-
/ dens Duke, being sent out as indicat-
! ing lameness. In a succeeding novice
+ harness class Meteor and Maud Null
/ Ter, haShy-going chestnuts, beat out
Emil Seelig's Florham King, Jr., and
/ Pink Lady.
| There were seven in the class for the
/ cup given by Donnybrook Farm for
horses over l4.2 and not exceeding l5.2
, hands, and all made a fine showing
Here the blue went to Miss A. S. Col
gates bay Bobbie, Maud Muller, Nor
timer L. Schlf's Northwood Girl and
Florham King, jr.. placed as named for
the other ribbons. The novice class
for horses exceeding 1872 was won by
Emil Seelig's bay gelding Highball.
driven by Jack Donnelly. +. VI. War
burg's Woodlands Marquis and Nor
timer L. Schlf's Northwood Belle III
were second and third.
The class for pairs over 14.2 and not
exceeding 10 hands was a fine three
cornered battle between Edward b. Nc
Leans international champions, Lady
Dilham and Elegant Dllham. with
Charles Barrie on the reins; A. W. At
knson's Meteor and Maud Muller and
Emil Seelig's Florham King, ir.. and
Pink Lady Lady Dilham and Elegant
Dilhafl won easily.
Two classes for hunters or jumpers
and a pony race closed the card.
There were twenty-five entries in the
jumping class for George G.. Rohlig's
cup and the minor prizes Especially
good rounds were made Dy the Glen
Riddle entries, Willow King and Bally
Heather. and by Dick Donnelly on the
worlds record jumper Confidence. now
owned by T. l.. Chadbourne. ir., of Man
haitian, but until this spring the prop
erty of Sir Clifford Sifton. of Toronto.
Glass - branded saddle horses Won BY Mrs.
Victor GrimRood's ro. 8. Shorcake. Maurice Good
/ mans CHI :. BIN BAN. second Joseph r. Meyer
ch Z Gold Dust Third. Miss Vera Corue.!s sr. x.
| Sterling fourth
Class Il local heavy harness horses owned and
/ driven by amateurs Won by A W Akusou's cl.
g Meteor. Felix NJ warburs's blk. Woodlands
Class IS J6a.ice hea;y, harness horses. not over
- hanaslm,Won by Miss A C2gi,e's b. 8
third. Emil sec.iss ch. & fIorham King. u.
Gas q novice ;,adIs horses. ii3 hsna' q
McGihbon'. gr : GRAY Boy. thiid. Mrs Godfrey
Freezes b. Oliver Twi,'. fourth.
Gail Tu-trr: not % exceed le1 hands Won by
j Coke Braiy's D. : Hafyesiln Gem. Miss Laura
Ha-iins,, 10 ,1mmips B'f9 H., s,e'IIa. M4'e'
ca. y tnoyice harness ho-es. exceeding 49,
hands Hr,t prize presented by jefferson Se.lsman D.
woa By Emil Sseiiss D. nsn5ali; ~ W., Va
class "a ponies under "a !i.e not exceeding ~
lnat.H HHn.m D. a