The New York herald., 1921-07-29
JUDGES SPLIT OVER f.
HORSE SHOW AWARD
Guiding Star Is Finally Picked
Over King of COmus,at
Long Branch. +,
BY GURNEY c. CUE.

Special Despatch to The New YonK HEsAIn-
LONG BRANCH. July 2S-George
Crouch Of New York and J. A. p. RAMS
dell OF Newburgh divided the hono0
and most of the ribbons in saddle classes
at the opening Of the Monmouth Horse
Show Associations twenty eighth annual
exhibition at Hollywood Park to-day.
Mr.. Ramsdell, who was born In 1S4f
and Is still breeding and showing horses
with the enthusiasm of youth. had the
pleasure of winning both novice classes
with fresh, young animals of his own
selection and development Guiding
Star, winner In the class for horses ex-
ceeding 1872 hands, is the chestnut geld~
ing by Marvel Mcdonald that was
shown in Brooklyn last spring as Glen~
dee.
The judges, r. Penn Smith and J.
Garner West. were unable to agree as
between Guiding Star and Mr.. Crouch's
white pointed chestnut gelding King OF
Comus. so they called in George b
Hulme, one Of the harness judges. who
voted for the Ramsdell entry on tha
score Of superior training.
For the first time this season In the
vicinity of New York there was a reps
resentative exhibit Of harness horsess
A. w. Atkinson Of Camden, William dL
Pont Of Wilmington, and Franklin B.
Jourdan of Roslyn, filled most of the
classes, Mr.. du Pont showing horses Of
his own breeding exclusively. They were
always in the ribbons, and the roam
gelding Montpelier Excelsior won tho
strongest competition Of the day. Mr..
Atkinson captured three firsts, includ-
ing the American Hackney Horse So-
ciety's medal for the best registered high
stopper of the breed in the show.
The Awards.
Glass 55-Jumpers-Miss Grace Shuttle
worths Outlaw, first: Fred Wettach, Jrs
Going Up, second; Miss Ruth Erlangers
Security. third: Mrs. A. c. Ludlurp's Little
Sandy. fourth.
Glass 40-Novice saddle horses over 14.3 and
not over 1872 hands--J. A. p. Ramsdells
Vanity. first; Miss Cornelia Rupperts
Betsy Wales. second; Edward Kessler's Lady
fourth.
Glass 12-Novice harness horses not under
Rita, first: William du Points Montpelier
Safety; second George Crouch's Bingley
Glass 1s.-Novice harness horses not under
1o.2 hands-William du Points Montpelier
Lady. first; Mrs. Dorothy Dillon Pages
Apple Jack second
1872 hands,. A. p Ramsdeis Guiding
Star formerly Glendee). first: George
Crouch's King of comus. second; Mrs.
Misses Wertheim's Eclipse. fourth.
Glass 4-Pairs OF harness horses over 152
handsmA. w. Atknson,s Mogul and Ideal
1rvington Ganymede and Fairview Princess.
second
g. Finch's Sir Richard. first; Thomas s.
Fields High Boy. second; Mrs. A. G. Lud-
lum's Little Sandy. third; Fred Wettact.
Jr.s Sober Boy, fourth.
Glass Shades saddle horses over 152
hands-George Crouch's stanmore Miss
Jefferson). first; Miss Clara s. Peck's
wood. third; Charles L. Buffers Silver
Birch, fourth.
Glass 14-Registered hackney harness
William du Points Montpelier Corinne.
second; same owners Montpelier Lady,
third: same owners Montpelier Safety.
fourth.
Glass 45-Saddle ponies, under 1871 hands
Miss Corinne Poths Bounce. first; Mrs.
Charles Scribner, Jr.'s Lord Wing, second;
Jesse w. Powers's Earl OF Shrewsbury.
third.
Glass e6-Running race. about a quarter
OF a mile-w. G. stonebridge's Brown Betty.
first; G. and II; combs's Foxy. second;
M. J. Devaney's Rowdy, third.
Glass 6-Ladies' phaeton horses: appoint
ments 25 per cent.IA; W; Atkinson's Ideal
o. Pages Apple Jack. second.
Glass 53-Pony jumpers-oscar IT. Mons
t1lets Punch first Jesse r" W. Powers sis
Sweetness. third; Billy Borden's Jesups
fourth.
GLASS 4Z-ROad nacKS, 10 travel "a miles,
from Deal Golf Club to Hollywood Park, in
rs minutes and be judged on condition, ~
per cent; conformation, % per cent. and
George Crouch's Blaze, first: Ernest
Fahnestock's Jack. second James A.
Humphreys's Sweetheart. third; Harry
Durands Handle fourth.
Glass 46-Saddle ponies not under 1871
hands-Miss Corinne Poth's Never Bounce
first: ]. Macy willets's Cassilis Looihere.
second.
Class 3-Harness horses over 1872 hands,
William du Points Montpelier EXCELSIOR
first; A. w. Atkinson's Mogul. second5
same owners Ideal Matthias. third; William
du Points Montpelier Lady. fourth.
Class 33-Local saddle horses ridden by
amateurs-Miss Clara 8. Pecks Winonas
first; Frederick Gman's Radian, second:
Miss Mildred Bedells Powder Puff, third;
Miss Marion e. Reiss's Dolly Vardens
fourth.
Class 4s-Branded saddle hacks--A. b.
Southdown Pride, second Miss Clara g.
Peck's wigwam. third Ernest Fahnestock's
Ginger, fourth.
Glass decentralization hunters and saddle
horses-Mss Michele S. Newborg's Lord
Lucky, first; Miss Ruth Erlanger's Security
second; Mrs. A. G. Ludum's Little Sandy.
third; Fred Wettach. Jr.'s Sober Boys
fourth.
Glass 5o-Hunters; performance rs pen
cent.-Miss Grace Shuttleworth's Outlaw
first; william du Pont, Jr.'s Nancy Pansys
second; Dora w. v. Scotts Melchesters
third Mrs. A. G. Ludlum's Ray O. Lites
fourth.