New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-05-31
Storm Hits Belmont Park Will.
PONY Glass Is Out.
CHILDREN RUN TO SHELTER.
Mayor Gaynor's Little Dauoh,..
Rides 3 Winner Over the Jumn.
in Women's Competition

dampcn the spirits Of contestants or !"
tatOrs. wv
II was not until every one had ro,,,
/ from luncheon that the deluge cam.
/ it happened at an inOpportune time r~ ~"
of the best classes II the day were 80
I Judged when the storm was at its s
/ class II. called for ponies under -
/ to be ridden by children and shown s
lead line. was one of the sufferers
Of the tots were hardly large enou.n
sit on saddle and some OF the sada
We're fixed up like little easy chairs
Howcs Burton had attained the dippi,u :,
/ six years. and he could show his ..'''
mare. Kitty Green, Unassistcd. Littlo NJ
Marguerite Preecc. on Queen Peggy me-
n dainty lingerie frOck and little pink 49,
which left cCnsiderab Skin exposed ~ ,Ss
fury OF the storm. The rain fell in ~
rents soon after the youngsters had !,
tered the ring and Mr. Townsend cor.,s
J crately allowed them 10 d!smount ana
scamper into the judges stand while \.
] Judged their pets.
In the next class it seemed for nr,.
! that Mrs. john Gerken would be the orI.
woman TO brave tn, elements She on
pearcd on s. *. Jacobs SNOWY BAY m.,.
| Mary Garden. ara rode around in the NINA
for ten minutes before any ~ the o,,e-
contestants appeared. Then Mrs. Chs5s.
! Holloway came out on Robin Adair. clo...
| Iy followed by Miss Beaver Webb Oh stnar,
! f. Voss's Veronique. Miss n. D. Atterbnry
! in a seaman's outht. which proved decided.
/ ~ becoming. rode her brown gedmg XII.
dare, and again ne had to compete with
Mrs. James B. McKay's Lady Debona!r
Mary Garden was "A fayorte with the rail
birds. and the Judges pat her through her
strides repeatedly They finally, however
selected Kildare and Lady Dehonair for
first and second. and placed Mary ahead Of
Mrs. NJ l. Barrett's Redlight. =
W. \. McGibbon rode Miss Atterbury,
Patricia 70 victory over Mrs McGibbon,T
Rosahcl in the succeeding class. The ie.
feat was not relishod by the owner OF the
horse James Schneiger rode the good Old
DURHAM but the horse is not as young As
he used to be- and an II. e. was the bes,
the Judges had to offer
The COrinthian class brought cut a splen.
did lot of hunters. and Moonblossom had
to jump her prettiest 10 win the blue from
such champions as Pinkum, Chester, In.
pulse and Cavalier. Win 1t she did how.
ever. with her owner. Henry Bull, in the
saddle, and the prize was a we'll deserved
one. George VI. Sidenbergs Chester vas
| forced TO hand over the laurels TO the at.
tractiye little mare.
II was the exhibition Of hunters With
women to ride. which proved the real feat.
!
not insisted upon. as is often the case, and
the plump little Helen Hitchcock and slen.
der Marion Gaynor had real frolic send.
ing their mounts over the jumps MI"
Hitchcock rides like a true Hitchcock.
which is saying a great deal, and she had
half dozen mounts In the class Besides
Calvinst and Cavalier, she showed Impulse
and Country Girl for j. T.. Davis. Miss
Gaynor rode Pinkum and Herbert l. Pratts
Annabelle. and she won first prize with NJ.
pratts mare. Second and fourth ribbons
went 10 Miss Hitchcock, with Country Girl
and Cavalier. Mrs. J. A Burden. jr, on
Craven. was picked 10 wear the yellow.
Frederic Bulls Rock Cress and Glovers.
Vile. champions of the recent national
show. won in a strong class. which called
for pairs of hunters 10 be shown abreast
6. y. Maynard rode Rock Cress and Glow
ersvlle was in the hands of VI. Hanlon
The two horses rose 20 the jumps in unison
and each made a clean performance. Alan
Pinkerton and Ambrose clark showed Tai
isman and Annabelle, but they were placed
back Of ]. Z. Daviss and Mrs Burdens
pairs.
au,o - t
class o saddle horses. road hacks over Is and
not exceeding 1913 hands; performance 10 soDn.
A. per cent. manners, 81 per cent. quality p.'
cent: first prize. $50 second prize s-'oonsi"rn'
J T.. Dayis's b. m. Impulse. Second, PAU y.
Csavath's ch m. Glorybird third, r Amp'Os'
Clark's oh. =. sam OFT -.
Class 81 thorses suitable 70 become hunters.
green hunters. lightweight up TO l6i POUNDS, ~
be shown under saddle. but not over tne J1inps'
irst prize. ST. second prize. slo'-t1tst Nrs
Thomas Hitchcock's b. < talyinisi se'0na D
Lambert Sacketts br. m Asoury tn.r1. r a. a..
hroSe CLARK Oh K sam ott io1'"' '''
Thomas Hitchcocks en- K Cavalier. ....
Class SADDLE horses. AZ and not eN', sxN
ing - hands; first prize $50, secon! prize 60.
First. J. +. Royra's ch. 4 Max Hanna, ~
ond Mrs. r. j. Regan.s br. n Ma ~.
NJ. \. Mosle's ch. IN. Faithful. fourth ME
G. butchers ch. m. Maple sugar .,,.
Glass 30 ,horses suitable 20 become nun's,.
up To carrying 1870 pounds, not 10 oe si%'.
over jumps first prize. 50; second pIiLe, 81
First. NJ. OMalley Knots sr & flqlus ~
Mrs. Margaret l. Barretrs ch. m. Reinsa'
fourth. r LelentrittS Golden Glow" -. =,
class ~ ponies under saddle. Is hahas ,ys
under, to be ridden by children not over "a
years 81 sge)-Fhst Stewart ite.s ~
queen Peggy: second. Northwood stang, ,,srs u
z Philip. third. J. DooleN, lr.'s. b. NO"''''
fourth. Nor,hwood stables br. =. Fink ,,.r
class - ,polo ponies. TO boz jue sea Il
quality. conformation. manners az" S,,, FRS.
+. Ambrose Clark's blk. M. RIarN I snus ,blrd
ond. Thomas Pursehouse's ch. M. vera N
Thomas rursehousc's b. < Come. ..-s n, 70
class - dight weight green hunters, gsr-ro az,
carrying i65 pounds. to hounds. contorInsr,s..
and quality 10 count 80 Per cent, S,o second
over fences, 80 per cent; nrst rfi[,r,, go D
< Calvinist: second. Miss =. ti}ce S,,.g-
Philitas third. Herbert l.. Pratts ~. M vs
berry: fourth. Mrs. George NalIeh o. H.
class % green hunters heavy and ,a niaSS.
weight. up 10 carrying lo pounls 70 tf-h.rt
first prize So; second prize. So ~ Rrves
H. Pratt's gr. m. Auaaholl'. second : liar
Wings ch. z Dynamite: third + W h''
more's blk m Malta. .. .,, No, es-
Class . SADDLE horses. over 10 Sl,~ prra
cccding 49, hands. first prize. $50. se'o"u M
s25)-First. Miss II. ID. N',.Io,!uIinIhor.s b. m
Rosabel: third. Miss cynthia kearnel g" nsr- ,
Dixie: fourth. Morton l.. schwartz Gu =
lass II ponies under saddle. to he rdaen " ~
children prize. cupl-FitSt ho"t T.e.ss b. ~
m Kitty Green: second. Miss Plee,e e.
Queen Peggy: third. James DooleN ~ m q
Monkey: Fourth. Mrs Payne Whitney >"
Rags 49,, Id. ladies'
In ride. manners especially consl.sstte' n d.
prize $50; second prize. $50 FIRST nIsS lanes
Atterbury's br. <. kildare; sec"hl .nisi sam
II NrKay's ch M Lady Dcbonair' thltu, Ms,
uel X Jacobss b. m. Mary Garden iou''''
Margaret Barrctts ch. m. Redight - horsss
class - hWtcrs, Corinthlah s,a,coenssei
must IA, ridden by members ~ recosn,,
hunt club: To he ridden In hunlins SSoymance
conformation to count - per cent, psIo. second
over fences ~ per cent. first prize ~, Moon
nr,Io co." First. Harry W Bulls hr m ~ ~ e.
blossom; second George NJ. Stdenherg.s IN. &
chester: third Mrs. Thomas Hitch'o.N Cloyers-
cavalier: fourth. Frederic BulIS GU =
vile. -, ,o.ts over 10
class \ SADDLE HOSES: park ha'e .S0-First
hands; first prize $50; second prize -, 80 second
Mrs " 4 Mct;ihbors b. m. Rosapeii, third
Mis- n u Atterbury's ch m. Pattlc'a ,ourth
Morton l.. Schwartzs ch. m p1 mrnSnnair. 4