The sun., 1919-07-26
MRS. CARAVAN WINS
FOUR BLUE RIBBONS
Her Horses Take Leading Hon-
ors at Long Branch Show
Coy. Runyon Present.
Special DespsteA to TIE Sun.

| Special Dsspdtch to TIE Sun.
LONG BRANCH. N. j., July 25.--Goys
William ~ Runyon. who is stopping at
the Little White House at Sea Grit. was
a visitor at the Monmouth County Horse
Show at Hollywood Park this afternoon.
He remained only fifteen minutes. 10
was Governors Day" at the show with
the State Executive present just long
to say he had seen the show. The polo
pony classes were being judged when he
appeared. The Governor was accom-
panied by Mrs Runyon and Major
George Lawrence and Lieut. Wharton
1 Green. Mrs. Runyon remained for the
best part Of two hours and greatly en-
joyed the show.
Fred Wettach made good his threat
Of yesterday when he filed protest
es In the running race against the
winner, w. G.. Stonebridge's Brown
Betty. He told the judges yester-
day that the Jockey on Brown Betty
elbowed him~on Divorce III. His appeal
was in vain. Mr.. Wettach said he would
protest again IL the foul were repeated.
1t was to-day, and Mr. Wettach got the
decision. Brown Betty being disqualified.
AS the receipts Of the snow so to
charity Harry Content. presld Mt of the
| association, repeated the stunt of last
year--selling a horse to the lowest bid
der which proved to be Sol r. Guggen-
helm OF New York. Mr.. Guggenheim's
last bid was s10 but the horse, which
was donated by Amory s. Haskell cost
him a few hundred dollars. The auc-
| ton Melted 81 ,344. Mr.. Guggenheim will
have the horse sent to his ranch In tho
West.
| Twenty-Five classes were Judged this
afternoon. Mrs. f. p. Garvan. who tied
| Miss Constance Vauclan in the fret
| day with four blues, scored a like num-
| Der of victories to-day. Miss Isabella
| Wanamaker won three. Mrs. l.. L.
White, Miss Vauclain and Peter Hauck.
Jr scored two each.
The polo contests proved interesting.
| There were four and honors were di-
vided. Peter Hauck. Jr.. got two with
| Fancy and My Bora, while J. Ford john
| sons Grey F'riar and Mrs. L. L. Whites
! Lady x. were the winners in the other
| two.
Miss Vauclain won the harness class
with Dragon Fly and finished second
with ady Dilham. Mrs. Caravan fn-
| ished first and second in the harness
class with Hamilton Flame and Diam
| thus. and won the harness pony class
with Silver Tips II. She also won the
| saddle class with Chestnut Blossom and
the pony tandem with Hamilton Flame
and Hamilton Dianthus.
The Summaries.
=, Glass No. !. Heavy Harness. Horses.
| Fly, b. m; second. Miss Vauclains Lady
Dilham, br. M, third. Miss Isabel WAN
class No. .. Harness Pairs--First. Miss
Isabel Wanamaker's Eve. oh. IN, and
stance vauciain's Dragon Fly. b. M and
The Wasp; b. v MI; thirs Miss IssbeIla
ana WarWici Mate aisss b. Si m en- M
Class No. s. Pace and Action Glass
First. Miss Isabel wanamakers Fireaway,
Flush. b. $; third. Miss isabel wanamak-
er's Netheralrs Pride. en- G.
Class s. Harness Pairs-First. Miss Iss-
bella wanamaker's willisden witchery.
| CHI, m, and Warwick Matchess. CHI. &,
F. P. Caravans n Hamilton Flame, b. e., ana ana
Hamilton Danthus, b. g.; second Mira.
F. p: Caravans Tissington Belle. br. m.
Glass 70, Tandems"First Mrs. F. p.
Caravans Hamilton Flame. b. g.. and Ham,
Class Is, Ponies in Harness--First. Mrs.
F. P. Caravans Silver Tips IL, CHI. s.; SEQ
ond, Mrs +, P. Caravans silver Tips :.
Class a, saddle Horses-First. Mrs. L
Fred Wetta caqS Oh Boy m chs second thirS
Miss Corine Poth's Limestone Bounce. gr. g.
Constance vaueains The Minstrel CHI. Mss Is:
S %s1Iy Mrs ReynSldss WGThg tt9r-
Class ss-saddle horses. First. J. A. p.
Ra;msdell'S Poweiton. CHI; g.; second. Miss
Miss Barbara Guggenheim's K'nut. Oh. g.
Class 39-Pa!rs; saddle horses. First,
Charles Buffers Louise, b. m. and Gen.
eral Haig. b. g.; second. A W. Atkinson's
Betsy Ross. Oh. m. and General Pershing.
Class 4S-Hunters and Jumpers. First.
Foxcatcher FARMS silver Tie, b. g., second,
Miss Constance Nauclain's Arb!te br. e.;
third. Foxcatcher FARMS Witchcrait,
Class 5O-Hunters. First. Col Howard
s Bordens Bray, b. g.; SECOND, Foxcatcher
Farms silver TIP b. e.; third. Fcxeatcher
FsrIn,: Nickel Eli TIP; b. e r. ,,
Elizabeth Hauck's Canada, b. m. second,
Foxeateher Farms witchcraft. ch. m:
third, Charles D. Lanier's Dixie. b. m.
Glass 5s-!Iilitary jumping competition.
First. c. A. Moore Jr.'s Monocle. br. e.;
second. Eugene Moore's Girl o. Mine, b. M
Glass CT, Polo Mounts-First. Mrs. L. L
Whites Lady K, b. M: second, G. Jason
waters's Soda, oh. g.; third. Charles g.
Lees Faultless eh, g;
Hauck, Jrs Fancy ch, m; second. Peter
Hauck, Jr.s Mynora, CHI. M; third, solon
L. Franks Attaboy, br. g.
Class c. Polo Mounts-First J. Ford
Johnson. Jr.'s Grey Friar. or. g.: second,
G. Jason Waters's Soda ch. g.; third w.
q. stonebrldge,s Tommy Atkins, br. g.
Class 50, Polo Mounts-First, Peter
Hauck, Jr,'s MynorR oh. m; second, Mrs.
A. S. H Jones's Lilly SANFORD. br. m;
Glass So polo Teams-First, Rumson
Polo teams Gray Eriar, gr. g.; Laughter.
glr m; MINORS, ch. g. and sunnower.
kin, br g.: Lady X, b. m; Red Wing. CHI.
e.. and ChiEuita, CHI. m third Rumson
Fly Catchers' kitty, br. m. Soda CHI g.;
Early Dawn Er m, and MY Girl CHI. m
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