The morning journal-courier., 1908-06-10

Continued from Second Page.) about a toss up between the final win ner and Jacobite ridden by Mrs. J, E. Davis of New York and exhibited by her husbond After the others had all been eliminated a final trial was given tho two and then Trump decided on as the winner
 Ponies in harness, none of which were over II hands were the next judged, Five entries were listed and Dauntless, another of MT, Davis pom les was awarded the prize after little delberatlon.
 The contest between the ladies sad dle horses came next Eight were enter ed and after walking, canterlng and trottlng over the field were placed In line for Inspection. All were ridden by ladies, First prize was awarded to Gen. Frost, exhibited by Mrs, B. Aus tin Cheney, with Miss Helen S. Porters Moorland Cardinal close second.
 But two pair of polo ponies were ex- hibited in the next number These were Loftn and Bo Peep, owned by R. c. Keeney of the Hartford Polo club, who won the first prize, and Traveller and Lindy Lou, exhibited by II. J. Chisholm of the local club.
 The next and last event of the days program was by far the most exciting It was a jumping contest, ridden at a natural hunting pace and was compet ed in by seven horses. The bars were placed about four and half feet high on each side of the field and each horse had to make three jumps over each or six jumps in all As horse after horse went at the bars, clearing them by sometimes a foot and again with less than an inch the sport grew rare. One of the entries, Amherst, ridden by J. A. Dykeman, baked three times at the east fence and was taken out. The honor of Mir. Dykeman's stable was re- trleved. however by Ladiesman, who captured first prize IL was not done, however. without an effort as a final trip had to be given to decide whether he or Irish Maid exhibited by MT, Davis was the victor. Irish Maid on the last trial made a bad lift and brought down all the bars with her and was defeated for first thereby
 All through the program was excel lent and well worth seeing. For today twelve more events are scheduled and with weather anywhere near as good as that of yesterday q record breaking crowd should attend.
 Prize Winners.
 The prize winners were.
 Class one-Polo ponies up to carry ing 15o pounds; prize presented by New Haven Polo club: First prize, Loitin, owned by R. c. Keeney, Hartford; sec ond, Nip, owned by H. ]. Chisholm, New Haven; third, Times Up. owned by David Dows, New Haven; fourth, Joker, exhibited by J. B. Malloy, agent, New Haven.
 Class three-Teams of polo ponies; prize presented by New Haven Polo club for polo club members only: First Loftin, Bo Peep. exhibited by R. G. keeney, Hartford Polo club second, Traveller, Lindy Lou. exhibited by H. J. Chisholm jr., New Haven Polo club.
 Glass flve--Ponies suitable for road hack; prize presented by Jackson Dykeman First, Trump, exhibited by John Spratley, New York; second, Jacobite, exhibited by J. E. Davis, New York: third. Daisy exhibited by William Carr. New York, fourth. Rob bic, exhibited by H. Q. Trowbrldge, New Haven.
 Class six-Children's ponies under l4 hands; prize presented by Mrs. II. Q. Trowbrldge: First. Taffy, exhibited by Miss Elizabeth F. Foster; second, Trfx- ie, exhibited by F. H Blakeslee; third, Cupid, exhibited by Maj. K. Morton
 Class seven-Ponles in harness under IA hands; prize presented by Harry Darlington. First, Dauntless, exhibited by J. b. Davis, New York, second, Lady Lghtfoot, exhibited by Miss Bet ty Stoddard. New Haven, third, San Reno, exhibited by William Carr, New York: fourth, Taffy, exhibited by Miss Elizabeth P. Foster, New Haven.
 Class nine--Local class, pairs suita ble for victoria, brougham or station wagon prize presented by P c Stod- dard: First, Cardigan, Squire Rich mond, owner, II. Q. Trowbrldge, New Haven; second, Lady Betty, Happy Bee, owned by Mrs. L. D. Stoddard, New Haven; third. Flip, Flop, owned by P E. Foster, New Haven; fourth, Diana. Daphne, owned by P. R. Greist, New Haven
 Class thlrteen-Single horses suitable for brougham, victoria or station wag- on, prize presented by P. B. Foster: First, Minerva, owned by J, F. Davis New York; second, Prince, owned by Rudolph Steinert. New Haven; third Sensation, owned by H. l.. Lewis. New Haven, fourth, Diana, owned by Dr. B. Austin Cheney, New Haven
 Class fourteen--For Tenacres cup Horses harnessed to runabout, prize the property of Polo club until won twice by same exhibitor: First, Happy Bee exhibited by Mrs, L. E. Stoddard, New Haven; second, Red Wing, exhib tied by H. F. Parmalee, New Haven; third, Cardigan Squire, exhibited by H. e. Trowbridge, New Haven; fourth, Mac, exhibited by Julius c. Day, Derby
 Class slxteen--Ladies driving horses, prize presented by Mrs H. F. Parma ee: First, Happy Bee, exhibited by Mrs. l.. E. Stoddard, New Haven second, Artemus, Jr., exhibited by Miss F. R. Hooker, New Haven; third, Cardigan Squire, exhibited by H. Q. Trowbridge, New Haven; fourth, Richmond, End, .l.tt L,r n yIrtI I,yo Mo, Haven.
 Class eighteen--Open class, saddle horses; prize presented by E. E. Car rison: First, Yankee Prince, exhibited by Godfrey Preece, New York; second, Coachman, exhibited by M. H. Marlin, New Haven; third Vanity, exhibited by William Carr, New York; fourth, t1ioat, T,olx axbIlitaJ ,y rlo ylaa JIn1