The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-07-27
AWARD TITLES
IN SHORE RING
Champion Glasses Close Big
Horse Show at Long
Branch.
MISS VAUGHAN SCORES
Her Minstrel Takes Saddle
HonOrs-Miss Wanamaker
Is a Winner, Too.
spec,a, Despatch to THr Sun.

LONG BRANCH, July 26--Champion-
ships were judged at the closing session
of the Twenty-sixth annual horse show
in Hollywood Park this afternoon. 1t
was an ideal afternoon for an open air
show and 5000 persons crowded the
grand stand, while hundreds viewed the
Judging from automobiles parked inside
of the ring, a new departure, and a pop
ular one.
Champion day brought scores OF auto
mobile parties to the shore for the week
end, and invariably they brought up at
tthe show. There were many interesting
things. 1t was the first temperance show
held by the Monmouth County Associa-
ton and the little tables covered with
red sun umbrellas seemed just as popular
with Horse Show Special" dash of
lemon. grapejuice, some suger and ice
topped Off with a cherry, as the drinks
with stick in it.
ResembIed Old Days.
There was an old time crowd present,
resembling the days when Fatty"
Bates was the centre figure. Enthusiasm
ran high, particularly in the judging of
the five championship classes. an event
for the Buttonwood Lass Plate. which
replaces tho Patten Trophy. offered by
Walter r and Thomas C. Patten. which
was won last year by w. A. Lisber. The
special lay between Mr.. Atkinson and
Miss Wanamaker, the former finishing
first and third with Royal Flush and
Mogul. Miss Isabella Wanamaker got
the red with Fierway.
The first championship class went to
Miss Constance Vauclain with the Min
strel, Miss Clara S. Peck getting second
place with Wampum. 1t was for saddle
horses at least 10 hands inches high.
In the saddle championship class for
horses not exceeding 10 hands Q inches.
]. A. Ramsdell won over Miss Peck 8
Allah with his chestnut gelding Powellon.
Society Well Represented.
In the vast throng that moved In the
paddock were Mr.. and Mrs. Albert
Spalding, Joseph ]. O'Donohue, Sd
and Henry O'Donohue, who have Just
returned from Brest; Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
erick Lewtsohn, Walter Content. Mrs.
W. A. Eeadleston, Judge and Mrs Jo-
seph SABBATH, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Field, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Grant. Col.
and Mrs. Howard S. Borden and Mr..
and Mrs. Harry G. Borden.
Others seen were Joseph z. Meyer Mr.
and Mrs. NJ. C. Burns. Harry Paddock,
Norman Blodgett. Louis Runkle and his
niece, Miss Madeline Boyle; Mr.. and
Mrs. Frederick Gerken, Mr.. and Mrs. A.
Mordecai. Mrs. w. ]. Lemain, Nine.
Matzenauer, Mr.. and Mrs Fred Hous-
man, Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence J. Housman,
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles A. Wimpfheimer,
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Field. Mr.. and Mrs.
Peter Hauck, Jr.. Miss Cornelia woolley,
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Content. B. p. Nor
ris and niece. Miss Nellie f. Emmons;
Miss Elizabeth Green, Col. and Mrs. C. L.
Williams, Commissioner Frank L. How
land and daughter. Miss Inez Howlsnd I;
Mr.. and Mrs Theodore Offerman, Mrs.
Joseph Egan. Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Vert
helm and Alexander Lambert.
Tied for Leading Honors.
Miss Constance Vauclain and Mrs. F.
P. Caravan. with eleven victories each,
were leaders in the horse show. Second
place went TO Miss Isabella Wanamaker
| who won two classes to-day.
Miss Vauclain won two OF the cham
pionship classes. the first with The Whip
| in the singles and again in the saddle
| championship with The Minstrel. ]. A.
p. Ramsdell. Newburgh. N. Y, won a
championship saddle class with Powell
ton.
Witchcraft. the Foxcatcher Farm ell.
| try, with Mrs. Dupont up, won the
championship hunter class. Rufus Finch
got second place with All Aboard.
1 The championship for pairs went 10
Miss WanAmaker with Netheralls Pride
and Eve. second place going to Miss
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