The New York herald., 1921-07-31
EVEN DIVISION OF
HORSE SHOW PRIZES
Leading Long Branch Exhibit
ors Have Close Race for Blue
Ribbons-Governor Attends.

County Horse Show at Hollywood Park
to-day. 1t was championship day."
the five last classes judged being the
crowning feature of the show. william
l. du Pont of Wilmington. Del. won In
singles and doubles, J. A. p. Ramsdell
of Newburgh. N. Y, In the saddle class
exceeding 1872, while George Crouch of
New York took the blue In the saddle
class not exceeding 1872. The closing
one, the hanters championship class,
went 20 William I. du Pont. Jr., OF
Rosemont. Pa.
In the list OF winnings Mr.. Atkinson.
William du Font and Ramsdell took
six first ribbons each. George Croucn
of New York finished second with five.
while William du Font. Jr., and William
G. Stonebridse OF !1atontown were three
time winners
Miss Grace Shuttle~orth Of Brooklyn
won three blues. getting two on the
opening day and one this afternoon in
the pairs for hunters With Outlaw ard
Willisden Rosette. Franklin Is. Jourdan
of Brooklyn won a blue with his pair.
Montpelier Pearl and Waddlngton
Rector.
The closing exhibition was featured
by spills, no less than quartet Of riders
being thrown In the jumping classes.
Jack Manley and Fred Wettach were
unseated but not hurt.
Governor Is Bnuqueted.
Prior to coming to the show grounds
with Mrs. Edwards the Governor was
banuueted at the Hollywood Golf Club
by Mayor Clarence j. Housman. In the
party besides the Governor were Col.
Edward l. Edwards. Jr. Col. II. B. SAL
ter. Capt. Stephen Barlow. ]. Harry
Foley, Senator William A. Stevens. p.
j. Casey. Harry Content, Col. j, J. Odon-
ohue. Jr. ]. Schuyler Casey. Charles A.
Winpfheimer. T. Raymond Bailey, Harry
L. Joyce. Fred Spiegelberg and George
Hutzler.
One Of the features besides the cham
pionship classes was the contest for the
presidents cup given by Mr.. Content for
the gig class 1t was a three cornered
contest between Mr.. Atkinson, William
du Pont and Franklin B. Jourdan OF
Roslyn. L. l. Mr.. Atkinson's Mogul was
given the blue over Mr.. Jourdan's Mont
pelier Pearl. with Montpelier Excelsior,
the Du Pont entry. third.
There were seven entries in the saddle
championship prize that was won by
George Crouch's Artists Model Mrs.
Stanley Woods's Bohemian Girl getting
the reserve. The other entries were
Mr.. Kessler's June Day and Lady Bor-
boun. Mrs. Scharlin's Southdown, Mr..
Borden's On Time and Mr.. Rupperts
Betsy.
In the second saddle class for iorses
exceeding 1872 there were eight entries.
Mr. Ramsdelrs Guiding Star won the
first place from DR.. Ernest Fahnestock's
Jack. The other entries were Mr..
Crouch's trio, Blaze. Copper King and
King of Comus, Mr.. Buffers Silver
Birch. J. Macy Willets's Triggers ind
Mr.. Gilman's Radiant.
Mr.. du Pont won the championship sor
pairs with Safety and Corrine over Mr..
Jourdan's Waddington Rector and Mont
pelier Pearl The other entry was Mr..
Atkinson's Mogul and Ideal Matthias.
The awards:
Franklin b. Jourdan's Montpelier Pearl and
wadcington Rector, first: William Dupont's
Montpelier corrine and Montpelier Safety
Class 37-Registered saddle horses: ]. A.
p. Ramsdels Guiding Star, first Mrs n.
Hess Desert Cold second h,rS Mrs, ss GeGTse Ms
tale @. Hess's Airy Princess. fourth.
Class 27-saddle horses: K. e. scharlin.s
Du'!iD@ On Time. second: os Edward Kessier's June
Days. third; Miss Mildred Bedelrs Powder
Puff. fourth.
Glass 5i-Hunters and Jumpers shown over
regular Jumps: Rufus G. Finch's Sir Rich
ard. first: Dora W. " SCOTS Melehester'
second William Dupont: Jr.'s. Silver TIP
third; NJ. j. Devaney's Sylvia, fourth:
Pony Race-Three-eighths mile W. ..
Stonebrirges Brown BETTY. first; M. J. De-
Glass 5e-Hunters or Jumpers TO LUMP
without wings: Fred Wettach. Jr.'s Going
Up and soler Boy. first and second; Will
scotts Melchester. fourth. , ,
Glass 69-saddle horses. breeding class
yearlings: Glen Meadow Farms Glenarm.
irat olt MrE Roxyman'g (ylenellae.
Mrs. G. b. Thayer's Egyptian King. fourth.
year-oids: r. B. Durand's Helen Hughes.
first; Shamrock Stables Rosaine. second.
s,srn cs 5s.t1 God heay iis. 5csn r. Nc
bprand's Helen hughes: third; George II.
Seligman's stella, fourth.
Class is-Ponies in harness: Mrs. Dorothy
Dillon Pages Model H.. first; Miss Clare
s Pecks T n ,rrd I'll seeone sss Mss Roan Ru,n
Lady. fourth.
Glass 34-saddie Horses Is Hands or Over
M@sy sxsT Wsi prcS Tsssr seeona MSs
Rices Corinne, third; Miss X NJ Kiley's
r. ]. X. fourth.
Glass s-Harness Horses, Ladies to Drive
A. w. Atkinson's Ideal Matthias. first; Mrs.
Dorothy Dillon Pages Applejack. second.
Glass 57-Pairs OF Hunters.Miss ,, Grace
first William Dupont. Jr.'s, Fancy Pansy
and Silver Tip. second: Fred Wettach. Jr.'s,
Going Up and Sober BOY rniru' ~. ".
Ludlum's Ray Light and Sandy, fourth.
Glass 30--Saddle Horses Not Exceeding 1o2
Edward Kessler's June Days, first; same
owners Lady Bourbon. second; Miss Mildred
Bedell's Powder Puff third Mrs l.. Stan
ford Woods's. Bohemian silk, fourth.
Glass 17-Harness Tandems-William Du-
points Montpelier Corinne and Montpelier
Safety, first; A. w. Atklnson's Ideal Matthias
and Mogul. second: T. II. Jourdan's Wad-
dngton Rector and Irvington Gannymede,
hands,. A. p. Ramsdenrs Guiding Star,
first; Frederick Gilman's Radiant. second;
Miss Clara S. Peck's winona, third George
Crouch's Blaze. fourth.
Glass 1i-Gig class for presidents cup
A. watkinson's Mogul. first: Franklin -.
Jourdan's Montpelier Pearl, second William
Dupont's Montpelier Excelsior. third.
One Mile Pony Race-W. G.. Stonebridges
Brown Betty. first; G. and II. Cowrs Foxy,
second.
Glass 43-saddie horses not exceeding 1872
hands--Ceorge Crouch's Artist Model, first:
Mrs. L. Stanford Woodss Bohemian SIX,
second.
Glass 4i--saddie horses exceeding 1872
hands,. A. r. Ramsdeirs Guiding Star.
first: George Crouch's King OF Comus,
second
Glass 1G-Harness pairs--william Dupout's
Safety and Corinne, first: +. n. Jourdan's
Waddington Rector and Montpelier Pearl,
second.
Glass i5-Harness singies--wiliiam Du-
points Excelsior. first; A. w. Atklnsons
Dragon Fly. second.
Glass Go-Hunters and jumpers-William
L. Iaa a