The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-07-25
THE WHIP SCORES AT.
LONG BRANCH SHOW
Miss Vauclain's Horse Carries
OFF Three Blues-Big
Crowd at Opening.
Special Drspo 'cA 10 Tar srx.

Special Drspo'cA 10 Tar suN.
LONG BRANCH. y. j., July 24.--Show-
ing twenty-five classes in six hours. es-
tabishing a new record, the twenty-sixth
annual exhibition of the Monmouth
County Horse Show Association was
auspiclous.y opened in Hollywood Park
this afternoon with one of the hest first
day crowds in several years It was a
few minutes after o'clock when the
first jumping class was shown, twenty
OF the thHty-four horses entered taking
the jumps, and il was : p NJ. before a
decision was given in the class for quail
fed green hunters. There were no ser!-
ous mishaps during the afternoon, but
there were several spills.
Mrs. +. y. Caravan of New York and
Miss Constance vauclain OF Rosemont,
Pa. each won four blue ribbons. Fair
field Farms of Wilmington. Del. Charles
ID. Lanier Of New York and Miss Clara
s. peck Of Shrewsbury took two each.
Miss Vauclains The whip captured
three first prizes the first in the harness
class, when she also finished second with
Lady Dilham: the second in novice.
when The Whip won from A w. Atkin-
sons Ideal Matthias. and the Anal in
the single harness class. Miss Vau-
IcIain's fourth victory was with The Wasp
lin the novice class,
Mrs. Caravans Horses Win.
Mrs. Caravans first win was with
Chestnut Blossom in the saddle pony
class, the second in the harness ponies
with Belle Tessingtcn. the third in the
high stepping pony class with Hamilton
Flame and the fourth in the pony class
children TO drive, with Silver Tips H.
]. A. p Ramsdell won the open sa ddle
class and the Zegler prize with Pow
elton. Miss Clara s. Peck won the
ladies saddle class with Allah. Miss
Kathrine Hauck OF East Orange won. a
popular victory in the children's jumping
class WITH Nancy Charles Lanier's
Gypsy was second
Miss Alice A. Dodsworth won the
saddle class, ladies TO ride. with her bay
mare Thus, Miss Vauclain's Minstrel
getting the red
The Summaries.
Class 5l--Bunt.rs. thoroughbred green
or qualined). First Charles d. LanIer'
I Down East oh. g. lS.?. sire and dam
er Victor, b. g.. 1868. sire. Semper Ego
and dam Lausanne; third, Peter Hauck
II 5 40 News. ch, &. is, sire ano dam.
Class 5c-Child-en's jumping contest: "A
! hands inches and under children under
~ wears; ponies shown over four Jumps
feet INCHES high, First Miss Katherine
Charles d ,I.nniers Gypsy, br m, 1tlh
third, Arthur Il. Bordens Pinto. pb. g..
C,sss 55-Jumping hunters or jumper.
shown over Jumps feet 6 inches high
First Foxcatcher FARMS Nickel Tip. b. g.
le.i; second, Charles Buffers w. J. r.
h. &" l6.2, third. Rufus G. Fiuch's Al
Aboard. sr &, 10 fourth, Eugene Moore
Girl o Mine. b Ia. le.
Class, cias. SImHunters qualified or greer
Miss Ruth Erlsnger's seeur!ty. blk. g.
! 49, second. Rufus G. Flnch's All Aboard
! sr g, ~ third. Arthur f. Borders Pet
Glass Single harness horses; stallion
mare Mar. or ssldtns Cyer W hsn d. FRS
m, l5.2i1 second. A. W. Atkinsou's Idea
Matthias Oh e. lS.st third Fsirhe L
fnmrih Ma Mao IN AmeT.Ga sc en- ISs
en- g.. 1913
Glass i--Hsrness pairs over 49, hands
oush, ch E, $50, And Made in America
! CHI. e.. l5.3; second. Miss lean Brown
| seo,ts Ripper. oh. g, l52, and Tinker
class 7~Harnsss horses. mare or seid
! ing any size; 20 be shown 10 IA carriag,
appropriate for a lady and ladies to drive
Whip. eh, m, 1871 second, 1. W Akin
sons Ideal Matthias, CHI 4, lea third
Miss Isabella wansmaker's Warwici
w Ss wiehery fo our m T5i
Glass 1l-Novice class; only open I,
horses oye- lts aud under i6.s hands
! First. Miss Constance Naucain's TIL
Wasp b. m" lh31 second, Emf! Seel
/ ings Amen. Oh. m. vi. third. .I0h-
| Throup's Mode Princes. h m Isl
fourth, Emil Seeligs Martha II. l.. m. l5.l
! Class l2-Nov.ce class; open only -
horses, IS hands or oNc-. First Fair
neld Farms Made n America, en- 6
Marlborough. Oh. g l5a
Class lS--American hackney class 70
best stallion. mare or seldinE exceeding
appropriate vehicle. First, Miss Constanc
! Vsuclain's The Whip, Oh, m, l6.eil sec
ond. Miss Constance Vauciain's Lady Dbl
hands ? inches TO "a hands : inches: to b
shown before an sPprpprtate Vehicle
b. g. 1885, second, Mrs. F. p. Garvan'
Hamilton Dian'hus. b. g.. 1873; third. Mis-
Ruth Erlsngers Maroella. b, m. III
fourtn, Fairfield Farms Miranda. b. m
il4l.
Glass ?2-Harness ponies stallion mar
or gelding not exceeding 1872 hands; T.
he driven by children (smateurs, unde
- wears of s6e. First, Mrs F. p. Gar
Sans TissinE!on Belle, nr. m; la1i1 sec
end Miss constanGe sal' Regan.s tn
Regan's Bantamite. h e.. re-.
Class as dle Horses Ladies' saddl
! horses l'A,eeulhs To- hands TO be Rid
d-a by Ladies on Side Saddle, not Astride
First, Miss Alice A. Dodsworth's Thus
br. m. li.S; second, Miss Constance Nau
,ibin's The Minstrel. Oh. g. l5.2la; third
| Mrs. J. Reynolds's Worthy formerly GunE
Dim, blk. g. l5.3; fourth. Mrs Charlie
NJ Allaire's impressive, ch g.. 10.
Glass Ss-Saddle Horses, over l42 hands
| open Only 20 Amateur Owners Of Horse
residing IN New Jersey, Amateur TO Ride
First. Miss Clara 8 Peck's Allah oh. <
lS,1L second Miss Barbara Guggenheim'
k'Nut, h. q. li,s; third, A. W. Atkinson
Betsy Ross. Oh. IN, 1j.l%; fourth, MIS-
Helen Beck's Louise Hun b. m. 15lL
class ?6-Ponir- in Harness. stallion
Mare or GeldinE not exceeding - Hands
70 be Driven nv Children (AmHteurs
Under 10 Years Of Age; FIrst. Mrs +. +
Caravans silver TIPS H.. IN, :. IL: second
Mss Katherine Heuck $ Senator Jackson
m s. ga
Class S0--Saddle Horses. Ladies Stddl
Horse. not exceeding Is. Hands to b
Ridden hy Ladies; First. Miss Clar. 5