New-York tribune., 1905-06-08
BLUE RIBBONS FOR DOGS.
PONY RACES Il FEATURE.
Mr.. PMpps Hurt IN O1arteraMae
Dash at MineoIa Sho5U.

Mineola Long Island. June eSpeciap~-Rsgard-
less OF downpour OF rain that drenched many OF
the spectators through and through, society was
largely represented at the ANNUAL open air bench
show of the Ladies' Kennel Association yesterday
on the grounds Of the Queens-Nassau E'ir, at Min
cola.
The dogs were judged IN the open, and the
showers came SO unexpectedly that many OF the
women were drenched and their costly dresses OF
white lace and silk presented a sorry spectacle
Several races on the fiat and the hurdles
held in connection with the show In the
large gathering of people who came in automobiles
and brakes four-in-handS and numerous other We
hicles were Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Stevens. Mr. and
Mrs. H NJ Hartman. Mrs. Perry Belmont, Mrs.
James L Kernochan. Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph s. Ste
vens. Jack Forster. Monte La Montague. Daniel
Chauncey. Leonard Jacob. Mrs Hail. wife Of Cap
tain Hail. Mrs. J. e. Smith-Hadden Miss Frances
Hadden, z. willard Roby Samuel WilIets. Mrs. Ed
ward Willets. J. p Grace. W. r Grace. Miss Nor
ton. Miss Bryce, daughter OF General Bryce; Max
well Stevenson and scores OF other members Of the
Meadow Brook and Rockaway Hunting clubs, the
Great Neck Club, and tho numerous prominent
breeders exhibitors who have the highest class
dogs of various breeds.
The track slippery and heavy for the hurdle
and fat races and bad accident befeu Henry c
Phipps one of the members OF the Meadow Brook
Colony. who riding Gold Ring in the second
raoe a quarter-rnile dash for the Ladies' Cup.
rounded @ g fGgF Tn M pp sea Saddle fs %
and ne fell with great force, striking on his right
SnOuIQer. his collar bone was broken ana ne
was rendered unconscious for some time lie was
placed in carriage and taken from the track.
The % third Pace ioofed ike pTotica kover
for Blue Bell. Reynal closed q big gap with Alvin
and won eased up from Blue Bell, who beat Jack
o. Diamonds two lengths for the place.
The hurdle fat failure Only two
horses started. and as Flash refused at the first
hurdle Sinper galioped over the course alone.
The summaries follow:
win be started ne hnshing line wan rds Q mum
who line first with his ball-Won by Alvin C.
ssss Ssyn9D a eE & sa poag PS2P oa ssiSnG da &
wen riders>-won by Dixie QIastings): Alvin o. &
G Sfs9s phpps aer sanfS fen q Time oa 'a fs
Third race che Mineoa Stakes 9usTteT1Inns 9 easn-
ond; Jack O. Diamonds third Tins, o2el4. Ventus.
4fs ourS sa raea Che Kennel Cup hurdle racssnper o.
SchoD walkover; Flash o. 7. Marttn), rsfuseds
Blue ribbons were awarded IN many classes Ia ths
dog show proper, as follows;
Bloodhounds Qrnit; bitchss>-won by wesrnury Kan
Great QI1it doss1Tyon by PisInsTcs syhiessaa,
Martin Jr.s Leoclas. third; "a Martin jrs Sill
Mrs Charles Il watsons zeno W; WIlo"rnsrs FARMS
Russian woifhounds (vrnners cls.sI bfcnaz-wen bJ
Valley Kennes stela Valley FarIn Ksnnsls Ress
Kenneis Nsnssisdni Of Perchins George Ronssss
Deerhounds cwinners' cauo-won By Hidden Brook
ersvSounds topen: doss,-won by Afrs z Ksly.s
Brannock III; Newton Bsnnington's Bensonhurrt
English foxhounds Copen; dogstwon oy M.adov
BROOK Ciubs smiIer Brook Hunt Clubs farson.
English foahouna, s9ps9, s,tchs1Wse 1Na e MsseD~ f
English lnnsys' cassop BY sssa ssas- ss
Irish s.ttsrs cvsinnsrs cla.swon By A. Cunte,s.