New-York tribune., 1909-04-10
SPILL At HORSE SHOW
Hiss VOn OH Thro7Cn from Hunter
at atlantic City.


Atlantic City. April e.-The first real excitement
attendant upon the Atlantic City horse show
occurred this afternoon, when Miss Adele Won Ohi
of Plainfed. was spilled while riding sidney 10
sephthaTs bay gelding Irish Reel in the ladies'
hunter class. Miss Won OIL was a favorite with
the audience Immediately upon her entry into the
ring. She rode asride with a true Western grace
acquired through the training Of coWpunchers IN
South Dakota where she has a half Interest IN
the 'P J Bar Ranch with her father She wore
divided skirts. boots jacket and taunty feit
hat. broad Of brim and with band of beaded work
of Indian make She sent the big bay over the
fences lightly bird and received an ovation
The second time over. Irish Reel stumbled and
pitched Miss Won Oil over his head She rolled
almost beneath the horses feet but the animal
seemed to realize what had taken place and held
in the air the forefoot that, had 1t been planted
would have landed upon Miss Won OhIs breast
The young woman too. realized her position, ana
rolled out quickly as any boy man could
have Done. 1t was all over in trice. and, without
waiting to recover her hat even to brush on the
dirt from her clothing. Miss Won OIL climbed TO
the back of the horse and grasping the reins
firmly, sent the animal whirng over hedge and
fence, to the rousing clapping Of two thousand
pairs of hands. She acknowledged the applause
with gracious smile
There was a large attendance tO-day-almost
double that of yesterday Tonight the big audi
torium IS literally packed. Reginald Vanderbilt
who got in town last night, among the after
noon visitors and although he did not have his
SITlng mere. lie spent couple or nOuTS OL le
noon trotting about the stables looking over the
stock. Rear Admiral Endicott among the
visitors this afternoon. and was part Of the time
occupant of the box held by his brother John
Allen Brown Endicott, president Of the Horse snow
Association
Additional interest was taken in the days events
because there were so many women riders and
drivers. Among those who participated In theSs
events Miss Adele Won OIL, Plainteld ana
Miss Brce Mrs. Frothingham. Mrs. Won Klein
EI0T1 Mrs mi A =
\. Darymple- -Percval. Mrs. Belle Beach-Batne and
Miss Ethel Wells all Of New York; Mrs Legrand'
Of Lancaster, and Mrs. Walter Hancock OF Fhlia-
delphia The events were watched with deep IN
terest. and the winners OF the several ribbons ho
orally applaudcd. The classes judged to-day "eTe'
Class ,open. pairs roadsters; Judged as resui1ry
driven on the road and by manners anu s'S E7cb
First Amanda and Queen Vera, o. ms ms F., Is
East orange second Is Bg- anu Ilf. FrIery
Marvel Atlantic city. .,.
class model harness horses @ ia, and /, hesh o6gs 6sss
Watson New York: second. Puritan b. m PauL a. +, 7!
New York. third. Scarlet Lady. blk m 'ra"- vie"
CLASS SsH: pairs of harness horses over 141 not
over II hands Conformation aud quality 80
cent action ana style Of going per eenUFirs Tease
third cricket and WIchet. D. S. Grand Vie" Farms
Ia cias ,op-n ladies' saddle horses under 10
hands 10 per Ss"I II lgiTy Morrison New YORK Mrs
Erst L1nat 1 en- n, Yr u. ~ second irish Rose ch-
Edwin II. Neathsraee Ne" Aofe. nrs 49, y
New YORK. Belle Beach Bayns up 80 - .-, rr-s-
Poneer b g. second Manhattan, b. g thirI Knieker-
hooker D. : Paul Sorg, New York -
Class % tOpeU ladies' hunter. up u ti-'f-
ounds 10 hounds conformation count -! manners =
f.rf1rrances fences so cent-tlrst heS"lcN
Edwin II yYeatherbee. New YORK. Mrs Ju-iah
Morris ,Ip. second Reel D. ElEnvpod Farms
Adele Oil third David Gray 81 g.
F,fvf1 II. Weatherbee. Mrs Morris up
class iu hands horses 0h-y 20 TTlLl
First Dignity and Respect leaders Pilgrim and F9IV'
Heeiers second Perhaps and Maybe leaders spln ana
His Majesty. wheelers- -s--. r.s,-a
class Is open. harness horses 70 be shown before
as- 10 Appointments 10 per cent in h1rs- IaVcr II
5r5yp1 nv laivt-FIrst. SaItaEt. & Paul A Scrss
driven bv Mrs SorE. second. Peter Pan. ch g ttill
View Farms driven by Lesraud; third Manhattan
D. Paul \ Sorg. driven by Belle lseaci Same L,''i-e
T{ou1an. an imported o. & owned by george ''a-7-"'
,ss a. l1ayice saddle horses u ani un5er-First
kim, Of Hearts ch & George Watson. jr. NgN lyIa
-ero1d Pgck ch g Mrs. Walter G. Hancock Fhllaa-.-
rria. thrI Ch Albert J. DAVIS 9ltlf I-lN'
class 10 luovIee, harness horses. un1er - hahls-
First Cricket. o. Grand Vie" Farms. l@',t@ -I
Penn. Sc ond Flare Harry d Holloway Fhi'a-
tIass - open C9rIuth,a7 class. huuters)-Frst Ia
c1nItc. D. z second Initial. Oh hl.f"21l 1-'-'lS'
third KesyyIek. D. < Edwin II WeatneFtte-
class - irlirs. model harness horses OIl-Ae
b. z auF Wicket. D.. Grand view Farms, seL3l4'
Puritan. b. m. and Precise b. g. Paul A S'fs 'li!I'
Tease m and Torment. b. m. Paul A SoIS
harucssi-Flrst- Ba5lne'-e o. NJ
second Hahette. D. third. Activity
Glass 4 lEo-ses and ruuaholts-Ftrst Grand Duke
oh. g Tome savage Newark. secont Thistle D. &
A. third Cricket b. g. Grand Vie" Farms