New-York tribune., 1910-09-24
HORSES CUT HIGH uNKS'
RunaWays and Upset Wagons
EnIiven Mineola Show.
JOHN DALEY'S CLOSE CALL
Heartspring Wins Blue IN Saddle
Class-Big Showing OF
Thoroughbreds.

suactators wondering whether Jonn DdleS
would live 20 tell the story Little Princess
MorreH won her usual blue in this class
and Mr. Daley sent her around the ring
haunting her laureIs before the spectators
In making a short turn to pass another
competitor the light road wagon was over
turned and Mr. Daley was thrown to the
ground. He held on to the reins and was
dragged along the ground and right under
the wheels Of another wagon In some in
exDIicabIe manner Mr. Daley caught In the
wheel and after making a complete revo-
r,,+ton fell to the ground again. and the
wheels went directly over his chest By
s+anders rushed forward to carry him from
+ba ring. when he jumped up. righted his
wagon and. climbing TO the seat, continued
his tourney undisturbed The crowd looked
or, amazed for a moment and then broke
into cheers
The combination class brought out three
cor1Detitors. which did not look partcu-
larly promising. Miss Gladys l. GARRISON
chestnut geIding Chief gave a good per-
sor,,anca in harness and an Indifferent one
,.rder saddle He was allowed to lead with
rho wrong foot during his entire perform
anca under saddle. but the judges picked
him TO wear the blue. and gave MIS- A
Frowniug Prentice's Ginita third piace
| Cinita won blue in the women sadole
class, and defeated William Carson hane
! Imp. Artisan.
when the registered thoroughbreds were
ushered into the ring splendid lot an
sua-ad the b1gle call. and the judges
[ found so much difficulty in placing thein
! that they were in the ring nearly an hour
/ Finally they arrived at decision oy the
process Of elimination. and the three entries
| from the FarnhiII Farm. with Thomas
| Hitchcock's Jolly Dixon. were stripped TO-
| insnectfon. Indian Flower, which has been
pJaced second and third to Heartspring and
| rr Crockett was superb yesterday. and
/ there was no beating her. Godfrey Preece
with Heartspring, was placed second. and
| Tr Crockett in the hands Of James
! SchTeIger was third. 1t is impossible 10
! heat Henry Rea's horses in the saddle
class. and Feartspring has never yet oeeh
beaten. save by one of his stabie--con-
panions.
Whenever Peter Pan chooses to come INTO
the show ring he walks away with a I'D
! bon. for his manners and gaits are IRE
/ roacbsbIe Glass 42 called for road hacks.
| which rroved 70 be a comprehensive term
/ for the exhibition included everything
which would consent to wear saddle
| from polo ponies to hunters. Miss Laura
Stanley rode her good looking chestnut.
| called Martini, and the judges seemed TO
| be regarding him with favor when he sud
| denly took II into his head to run away
/ He did not make any fuss about 1t either,
| but he Just kept on going faster and raster
/ until he was almost beyond the control or
| his rider. James Schweiser was riding
| Godfrey Preece's Eastern Emperor. which
| displayed more speed than anything in
the class, and when Martini found himself
/ beside the speedy gelding the exhibition
/ became a race After Miss Stanley had
| auieted him he was sent into the ring
| again, when he seemed inclined to jump
the fence which was set up for the hunt
ers. William Carson hane's imp Artisan
was finally selected to wear the blue, as
being the best type OF road hack. and pos
sibly this would be true If one were not in
a hurry Peter Pan was second choice. and
the rest Of the entries were not considered
L. D. Benner's Sunday Morning won the
open class for middleweight hunters but
she made mistake in the class where the
fox hunters cup was in competition, which
! cost her ribbon John s. Phipps's brown
| gelding Scott did some clever things with
out bride, and displayed the most perfect
manners and training
The awards follow:
| Class u (singls harness: 15.2 hands or over
first prize. $50: second prize. s35)-First. Cla--
ence H. Mackays b g Ben Hur; second, Gar
Class 81 Cladies' saddle horses, 15.2 hands
and under ladies to ride; first prize. cup; second
rrize. SI5)-First. MIS-. A. Browning Prentice's
/ b. m Ginita (riden by Miss Caroline Bryce:
second. William Carson kAne's ch L imp ATti-
Class At green or qualified middle weight hun
ters up 70 carrying from 165 TO 1870 pounds TO
aoqnas oner fence 90 4eF
first prize, $50 plate: second prize. s2S)-
second prize. Robert D. winthrop's B. & Clear
Light; third J. Parker Kislins b. g. Noble Lad
secoad prize. sI6)~First. Miss Gladys q CLARK
sons ch. g. Chief: second Herbert L. PTatt.s
blk g, Contour: third. Mrs A Browning Prem
class IS Thoroughbred horses. registered: first
FARMS ch' m. indian Flower. by Tamnany dam
MarisoId: second, Farmhil farms ch. 8. Heart
spring. by Handspring. dam Heartburn: third.
Farrnhill FARMS CHI &. Dr. Crockett. by Sire Elk
ton, dam Missouri.
first prize, $50: second prize. s25,-FIrst, Ed
ward Kearney. jr,s: b m Princess Mcrrili;
Charles 8 Wi1ma<th's b. E. ParsfaI
Class ~ Croad hacks first prize: cup: second
Imp. Artisan; second. Norwood Farms ch. &.
class So fox hunters; cup for the hardest
and best broken hunter; performance and man
only TO count: first prize, cup and $50;
second prize 13as trhco yn1n = bq To,iy
Dixon, third. Thomas Hitchcock $ ch &. COrOnet-
Class "a Oadies harness horses. be shown
before appropriate traps; first prize, cup: second
prize, Sl5l-F1rst. James A Reuwick's <
WAY. second William Posts oh. e Noble Tom
Class As (polo ponies. not exceeding 14.3 hands;
first prize. $50: second prfse t26)-F1rst. John
6 Phipps's br. &. Moonlight; second, John g.
Phippss ch. s. May Boy.
PACIN@2:3 CI-AssPURsE. $1,000.
Gentrfaua b. m. by John r Gentry
Id l. Murray -.---... -.-...-.-- I
Ed Stoffer. ch. &, by Jay Morse GDr.
Edwin CarTnen) --..----.... ....---.-. II /
Marion D.. l.. m, by Beauseant John
Foulkesl :. 80 -. o = .
Patsy Dillon. ch. e.. by Baron Dillon
IF D. Wilcox )....-..............5 q :
"a. ". waTner) -. 6 10 70
Grattan Clay, br. e.. by Grattan Boy
&C @. Du BOis) -..-.--.-.- 70 |
La Copia. b. s. by Bingen (Burch). TO |
Rex l.. b. r. by Rex Amertcus IN
o. schoerrer, ..-................12 IL II 10 /
0'aEa tTohn m NJ HaIloci) '...o.......-.,1 10 TO
Frank Blackford. b. g., by Nuthurst
% d. HaIenbeckl -..--.-.-.-.-- s TO j
Jack Barry. b. r., by Fair Province
John RehOe) ..-..--.-s-...... D 10
Edward T. b. S.. by Direct (E D.
Time 2:i5A. 2:IT. 2;iss. 2:1sa.
TRoTTING-2:1s CLASS-PURSE. $500.
Baronwnrd King b. s.. by Baronward
&C L. Lawrence). .....--.--- /
Doctor B.. b. e., by Potential tE- d.
HalienbecI} 1900. 1 = = !
DIT Bell ch. s.. by Sidney Prince u.
II Phulfps) NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. = 3 8 i
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