New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-30
MRS. HITCHCOCK VICTOR.
Carries off Prises IN Many Glasses
at MineOIa.

MineOla, Long Island. Sept. 80 (SpeeaD Owing
70 chilly weather. the attendance at the Nassau
County Fair not as large as yesterday How
ever. the boxes in the horse show We're filed and
all the parking spaces occupied. The general az
tendance was about twenty thousand. In nearly
every of the hunter classes Mrs Thomas Hteh
cock the victor and IN the class for the be,,
hunter shown she carried or both first and second
prizes. Mrs. Reginald Brooks also winner In
several Of the hunter classes.
The class for the four-in-hands caused great in
terest. Clarence H Mackay met defeat an TIA
hands OF George Watsons four The trotting races
IN many instances finished close. In the last heat
Of the 2:10 class HallocIS NJ owned and driven by
". L. Rhodes. OF Guttenburg, N j. went after ths
track record and succeeded IN lowering IA from
2:10al TO 2:Os14.
Some of those who occupied boxes and parking
spaces were Mrs. Thomas Hitchcock. jr Mrs. Nor
man de r WhitehOuse. Mr. and Mrs z. d. Morgan.
Mrs. E T. Cushing. E ". Roby. Mrs. Adolf La
denburg, John Lewis Chds. Mr. and Mrs Richard
F. Carman. Mr.. and Mrs. Reginald Brooks. R.
Potter. Dudley Winthrop. I. L. Martin, Joe Sta
vens, Mrs. Ed. Wiletts. Allan PinkertoR Miss
Ethel Hitchcock, Miss Matilda Emory Hamilton
MADDEN, J. Searle Barclay. E ". Roby. Mrs. James
l. KernOchan. Miss Molis Maxwell Mr. and Mrs
Clarence Fl. Maczay. Harry Payne Whitney, ". K
Vanderbilt. jr.. Miss Leila Morris and Mrs. ".
Elliott. The summary:
Glass II thorses. single. over 1872 hands)-won b.
S STeoTge watson Oh Lord Kitchener Miss "
Martins CHI $. Ltshtfoot third.
peroaanees e G fou4 hunters Fences Ts @
htgh)-Won by Mrs. Thomas Hitchcock jr's oh s
second; Mrs Reginald Rrookss br. g Castisman
Class g (Fox Hunters. Cup for tho handsss ana
about post and rail fence. performances and manners
only TO count. for offered by Herman g. D1Iysal
Won by Mrs. Thomas Hitchcock jr's ch. 3. Tamo.;
Mrs Thomas Hitchcock tr's ch. 9. Kingsman second;
Harness lsa.n en- s hero MIRO ~ "A basa.
and NOT eycSei55y = i39TS s-e nv Mas M G
9IaxweIls ch. g Adonis: Clarence H. Nackays Oh. n
Eylde TaTcoola, second; Clarence H Maekays en- n
Class IS (ladies horses single. any size TO
De SHOWN before appropriate traps; ladies' 20 driVS
James E. Martins oh. G. LighIfoot second; E D. Nor
gan's br. m Barkis, third. -
lass Y our In hands for the best road Is1 b,-s
wneeleTs % be under 90 hands % be saoW9 , 0
n Mackav second. 0y a1Sbsil TSoS1pson third
Class 81 tponies over ISL hands and not exc -
Rainbow; Master Thomas Hitchcock IRIS sun saina
second; Miss Leila E Morrs's b. Gallant taia q.
be ridden thoroughly manageable by child no' NOR
than twelve old: for cup presented oy ,IIss
Queen and Elsinor Farms blk ElIerse tied 'oF A'
prize. and both received cup and blue Teooh yn by
Mrs; W. s E1lotts b. m. Lolita; Mrs TaoIn1s s = m
cock 1r,s. CHI g Tamor second; Elsinor Farm
Womens qualified hunters 90 carry not less taAa ~
pounds TO hounds: 10 be ridden BY women over Us
especially arranged Tor them; performances over T
only 70 count; cup presented oy p d. Mo- Eyokss
Allan Pnkerton's HighbaII; Mrs Reginaa NrsroL
b. &. Castisman, second; J. L pavis's D. 8 w.
as CIunters' Cup; pSpen and hys -.g9 4 ssnc,
twice around second time around TO drop top
and ride over for cup presented by thoSss Knsa-
man Paul u Cravath's ch, &. Hero. second NJ
scncSeT ~ IS i bss g bune9 Shown p
count 90 per cent and performances over tlssWsaw
Mrs Thomas Hftchcock tr S. ch. 8 Ninssmsas VIZ
Oh. & TaInor second