The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-06-08
4. c. PHIPPS HURT IN RACE,
THROWN FROM PONY IN CONTEST
FOR LADIES CUP.

Rain Floods the Grounds At Mineola and
Drives Bipeds and Quadrupeds to Cover
Bench Show Part Of Day's Attrac-
uOnsEThe Winners Of the Ribbons.
M1NEoLA. L. l.. June with weather
that was cross between winter and spring,
starting and winding up with a rainstom
hat drove the spectators. dogs and horses
to cover and flooding the grounds. the
Ladies' Kennel Association opened It's an
nual open air bench show. and as an added
attraction to The pony races here to-day
there was a series Of interesting races, in
which some OF the best known gentlemen
jockeys sported silk.
An accident occurred in the second race.
This was the Ladies' cup for ponies. and
Henry c. Phippe. riding the chestnut horse
Gold Ring was In second place on the upper
turn and was at the girth Of the mare Dixie,
Mr.. Hastings up. He leaned too far to one
side In irving to hug his mount for the sharp
turn, and his weight threw the saddle out OF
place and sent the jockey flying to the
ground.
The horse ran on and finished second, but
Mr.. Phipps lay stunned on the track. He
was cut and bleeding and was removed to
VIC Mlucoh lospltai WucIo tIle surgeons
said that unless complications set IN he
would be all right.
In the bloodhound classes Lady Coum-
bia, from the Westbury Kennels, garnered
all the prizes in sight. Helen. shown and
owned by Martin Hedman. won the trophy
offered by Miss c. G. Whitney for the best
Great Dane OF either sex sired by her dogs
or bred by them, and the Bismarck Kennels's
Bismarck's Chieftain won the limit class
from fine field, but was forced to take the
red in the open harlequin class, DR.. j.
Fletcher Lutz's Pancho winning In that
class.
Westbury Ivan, owned by Miss Bird Of
Nestbury. swept the ring in the Russian
wolfhound classes. winning in addition to
the regular events four special prizes.
Champion Southport Pendragon Of the
for rough coated collies. The Kingcote
Kennels Clayton Countess won in the
competition among the winners.
F. F: Coite's Pewter Mug won in the
limit class for bulldogs under forty-fve
pounds 9rep s,d RoGt Us d Tying yin Jock
Newark dog, owned by Robert Lobban.
won the blue in the class for dogs above
forty-five pounds. Champion Rufus Stone.
from the Darlington Kennels won in the
class for winners.
Mrs, Frank Dole showed Champion Edge
wood Estelle in the bull terrier classee, and
won trio OF blues. T. E. Smiths Porthos
won the winners competition in the Great
Dane classes. The Prospect Kennels
Happy. the biggest Great Dane ever bred,
won first in the open class for Great Danes.
The summaries Of the races follow
First Race-The Polo PONY Cup. hin on the In
neld with IN malet ana ball nrst horse between the
Alvin, gr, G. ridden by Eugene S. Reynal
Tnlby. b. m. ridden BY Henry c. Phipps
second
Second Race-The Ladies Cup. gentlemen riders:
quarter OF mile on the 0at-Won by Dixie, br M,
ridden by Mr.. Hastings. Alvin. gr, g.. ridden by
Eugene $, Reynal. second: Blanco. gr g., ridden by
Mr. Martin. third.
Third RaceThe Mincoa Stakes. quarter OF a
mile on the nat for ponies or galloways, non win.
ncrs-Won by Alwin. gr g. ridden by Eugene
S, Reyna Blue Bell. CHI. m. ridden by G. W. Coyle,
second; Venture. CHI nj. ridden by &. l..
Wheeler. third