The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-07-25
SHORE HORSE SHOW
TO LAST FOUR DAYS
Running Races Are Included
OH Programme Of Annual
Event at Long Branch.
LONG LIST or BON

Az previous shows at Long Branch
,rl he ccllpscd II the promise gwen by
Tho entries for the Monmouth County
,rorse show. the last four days OF this
ceek. j. carried out. The programme
embraces every class from ponies to
four In hands ana is particularly rich
IN the saddle horse and hunters divi-
slors Notcd horsemen will have charge
Of the ug. the honors on the opening
and closing days falling to Harry Con-
tent. on Thursday Joseph J. O'Donohue,
another well known south Jersey a
sll be I'm control, while James r. Hyde
viii be the leader on Friday.
As usual the residents OF Monmouth
county have supported the show by do
mating prizes and engaging boxes for
the four days of the show. A partial
liz, Of those who have taken boxes in
c,udes Frank Donovan, l.. Gallagher.
John schuyler Casey. Thomas v. Arrow
smith. Walter Content. Samuel Emery.
solomon T. Guggenheim. Ludwig
EIliuger. Jefferson Seligman, Harry Con-
tent. Mrs. George NJ. Pullman. lido NJ.
F~leischman, William c. Reick. J. Horace
Harding. Victor J. Bowling, +. ]. Casey.
Mrs. :. II. Riddle. George Ehret. Jr.,
James c. Brady, Mrs. Anthony N. Brady,
Carroll Tucker. Henry Seligman. Frank
b. Hurd. Adolph Lewisohn. Frank v.
strauss. Alfred N. Beadleston. Julius
Kayser, Charles A.. Baudoine. Joseph J.
o'Donohue, Jr.. Daniel Guegenheim and
L. \. l.. Percival.
The stately proceedings natural to
horse shows will be relieved at the close
Of each day by running races in which
several OF the owners will assume the
role of Jockeys for the time being. Nor
ton Il. Bamberger has entered his chest
nut gclding Mizzenmast for all the
races and as he is "A capable gentleman
rider ne may be expected to guide his
own horse. The Preece boys, Terence
and Stewart, have named Lash for these
events and undoubtedly one of them will
don the silk for the occasion.
Horses that have paraded before
Judges in Madison Square Garden vii
be shown in the harness classes. one Of
the notable pairs entered being Lady
Dilham and Elegant Dilham. These will
compete IN the interest or Edward h
McLean. Another noted pair Is made VI
ct Woodlands Empress and Woodland
Emperor. and these may be guided bl
their owner. Felix Warburg. william
Z!egler's The Pilot. The skipper an,
The Steward are other well known SHOW
performers that will be seen in thu
harness classes.
Ponies in harness will provide an op
portunity for the children of the neigh
l3Iho-d to show their skill. and anon
the younger members of the colony VIII
viii exhibit their small snimals arr
Miss LAURA Harding. Master Luthe
Tucker. Miss Audrey Lewisohn. Mis-
EVELYN Lewisohn and Miss Jane Gordol
Coke.
There are so many high class saddler
tHtc:ed that IL is difficult to name tn
leaders. Harry Balfe's Maximum al
Ieidy Is Il faVorite. and others entitled
TO consideration by virtue OF their pre-
y.ous performances are G. Dougla
Franks Seton Girl. Mrs. y. J. Hess
Talsman, George Crouch's Fisherman
John 4. Hartford's Gossip n Geor
&. Rohlig's Minstrel.
In the hunters and jumpers classe
Robert J. Collier has come back wit
several good performers. including Ba
INSIDE. Silver Fox and Bray. :. Bryc
Mn has entered Maple Leaf and Blu
Ter Thompson. The Glen Riddle Fari
has several entries. with the trie
Jumper Willow King leading the 10
The Hamilton Farm is well representa-
IN these events. while the Donnybroo
Farm will depend on Merry Widow an
Lon Heart to carry on ribbons.