The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-07-27
FOUR BLUES WON
BY MISS VAUGHAN
Gov. Edge Among Those Who
See Her Horses Win at
Monmouth County Show.

Monmouth County Show.
Walter Il. Edge was the guest Of honor
this afternoon at the Monmouth County
Horse Show. The Governor occupied
box close to the ring nj evinced keen
interest in the various olasses. particu-
larry when several army officers Wed
with one another in their quest for a
blue ribbon. The big crowd present also
applsuded when the boys wearing the
military uniform entered the ring.
The attendance ecllpsed that of yes
terday and all records are expected to
be broken tomorrow afternoon when the
championship classes will be decided.
Virginia, the little mare which Miss
Elizabeth Tousey OF Brooklyn donated
to the Red Cross last April Mt the Brook
lyn Show, again went under the ham,
mer to help sweet charity. w Kinckle
Smith of Philadelphia offered her at
auction for the benefit of the Monmouth
MeTlOTldl I1oblpldl. tDIlt "thl W i'oi'J
Content, the president of the association.
for 1925. Mr. Content will put her up
again tomorrow and 1t is expected that
$1,000 OF more will be realized. The man
who bids 81 900 or more will get the
mare and will have his name chiseled in
the marble of the hospital.
ButtonwoOd Lass Wins Cup.
No., Il,,Nta nod
FARMS entry, Buttonwood Lass, carried
of the blue ribbon for the third time and
the ownersi ip OF the cup. The trophy
has been an annual attraction since 1871.
There were half dozen contestants
for the military prize. They were II. G..
Alderman, Frank Williams. r. NJ. Par
ker, Sergeant w. II. Madison, Jr., j.
Horace Harding, Jr. and Miss Con-
stance Vauclain. Miss Vaucla!n had
two entries and finished In first and sec
ond with ST. Celia ard Rolling stone.
Sergeant Madison's Neptune took third
prize and T.. g. Ackerman's Glenmore
fourth.
Miss Constance Vauclain OF Rodemont.
Pa topped the winners of the day. Her
horses won four blues. Her ST. Celia
was best OF TIE harness ponies and her
Beau Brommell scored in the military
class st. Celia and Rolling Stone were
ad1udged the best team and in the heavy
harness class her Lady Dilham took the
blue.
Miss Clara s. Peck won three blues
and Miss Isabella Wanamaker two. In
dividual wins were made BY J. A. =.
Ramsdell A. w Atkinson, w. 7. kissel.
G. s. Marrows Mrs. l.. l.. White, j.
Campbell Thompson.
Mr.. Marrows won the opening class
with Black Watch. 1t was for hunters
and jumpers. Buttonwood Farms Belle
Mitchell was second.
Lady X Victor.
Mrs. l.. L. White won the saddle class
with Lady X. Fred Wettachs Oh Boy
took the red.
Miss Glare S. Peck's first blue came
In the hackney class, which was won by
WiRwam.
Miss wanamaker won the tandem
class with Eva and Netherlands Pride.
The Vauclain pair. Beavy Brocade and
Nimbus. were awarded the red.
Miss Peck scored her second blue in
the saddle class with Winona and her
third with Wampum in TIE combination
class.
w. Thorn Kissel won with Agamamon
in the hunting and jumping class.
A. w. Atkinson's only victory during
the day was in the class for harness
pairs, which went to Ideal Matthias and
Mogul. The red went to Buttonwood
Farms pair. Buttonwood Lass and But
tonwood Rell
J. A. p. Ramsdell won the saddle
pairs with Beau Ben All and Princess.
Miss peclt's Winona and Miss Wanna
makers Cherrystone divided the honors
for second place.
The final event OF the day was won by
Charles d. Lanier's Bow.ng. II was
for qualified or green hunters carrying
1855 to 200 pounds Second place went
to Rufus 7. Finch's Sir Richard.
Glass 63-Hunters or Jumpers 10 he
shown over the regular coursr--Won by
George s. Marrow,s hlk. g Rack watch;
second Edward q. Ackermann's b. &
Gienmore. third.
psces-won bv Mrs l.. l. Whites br. m
Lady X, Fred We,taeh's oh, g: oh Boy
Lilac, third Miss Julia r. Finckes CHI. m
Chiquita fourth.
class HEAVY harness horses: to be
Judged for conformation. style and all
around action: to be shown before appro-
rriate vehicies-won by Miss Constance
isabella wana maker's ch. g MatchIcss,
second same owners ch. m. Eve, third
Glass ls-Tand'ms: to he shown, 70 ap-
S.,hers HH Frlde; Miss Constanc. -" van.
claims entry, second
Won by Miss clara s. recks blk m
wlsaum; Pr'.r Hauck, Jr's, b. & villa
second Joseph F. Movers b. g. shrews-
class se-said'e horses; or.n only 70
amateur owners Of hcrsos rssid!ng in Yer
clara g, Peck's h m wtnuna Miss Rar-
hara GugE"nh"im's or 2. KNut. sec
ord shadow Brook FARMS b 6. Gotham.
third. ]. Amory Hnskers hr. m. Lady
Class 4S-Hunters and jumpers; 20 he
shown over fences and twice around the
ch m. St. Celia: W Thorn Kissnrs n. G
AEameronon second; W, II CIeveland's
oh; g Ham'ton Equalitr, third. ,
Judged 70 walk, trot or canter. Won by
J Campbell ThomosCn's on, g, Nestledown
Masterpiece; Fred Wettach's oh. g on
Rr-Eond. third; ]. \. p. Ramsdelrs ch s.
Class GI-Pgce ard action Clsss; harness
wAnamak-r's ch. &. Netheralrs Pride: A.
w AtkInson's b, &. MARCEL second: Rut-
t1nwood FARMS blk. Buttonwood Mid
Class decentralization saddle and har-
ness horses, Won hy Mics Clara s Peck's
heim's en-, g XII Nut. second Miss Isabella
wannmRker's h. &. Cherry Stooe third: J.
A p, Ramsdelrs ch, & Denall fourth,
Class 6I-Hunters or jnmpcrs; to be
he taken without wings Won by W.
T EGrdGns b g Pat, second RUFUS e
ID IIanier's ch g boiling, fourth
Class ?2-,ronies IN harness; to be shown
at Nann'ain'a nrnn 40