New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-10-06
WOMEN RIDERS IN RACE
Miss LadeW Guides Rattan to
Clever Victory.
BLUES FOR MISS ATTERBURY
Captures Five Cups, Including
The Piping Rock Challenge
Trophy for Saddlers.

Some spirited racing brought the tenth
annual exhibition OF the Piping Rock
Horse Show Association TO q successfui
close yesterday. The grounds at Locust
Valley were crowded with spectators.
There were a dozen starters In the quar-
ter-mile race. catch weights, with women
70 ride. The finish was a triumph for the
side saddle versus the cross saddle style.
The result might have been different II
Miss Emily Randolph. who rode Allan
Pinkerton's bay mare Gypsie In CASTOR
suit OF her young brother, Knockers ana
all. had gotten away with the field
Gypsie was turned the wrong way when
the flag fell. Miss Elise Ladew. on her
brothers pony Rattan, and riding side
saddle. was of in the first night. NO
pony ever foaied has the speed OF Rattan
for an eighth Of a mile. He opened up
big lead, and under clever handling last
ed long enough to win. Coming with
great rush, Miss Randolph managed to
push Gypsie into second place. and she
nearly caught Miss Ladew's Rattan at
the wire. The cup was the gift Of L.
Stuart Wing
In the half-mile race for horses that
have been used for military purposes DUR
ing the year, to be ridden by officers OF
any regular service. there was terrinc
finish in which Coronado. OF Battery Z,
LIST Regiment. was the winner.
Miss X. d. Atterbury. OF the Riding
Club. won no fewer than Ave cups VITA
her saddle horses Patricia and kildore.
Besides winning the Piping Rock chal-
lenee cup for the best saddle horse. II
trophy stuperdous in size. Miss Atteroury
In the same class won cup gwen ny
Harvey Murdoch Patricia, with Miss At
terbury on the reins looked like fashion
plate going out OF the show ring.
In the three hunters championship
class Mrs. Thomas Hitchcock's Coronet'
Cavalier and Calvinite won the blue, over
Miss Cornela Bryce. who drove Descent,
Philatellst and st. Peter.
The Meadow Brook challenge cup con-
test, for best hunters. was exciting. as
both Mrs. Hitchcock and her daughter
Celestine were extremely anxious to win.
The Judges finally decided that Coronet,
ridden by Miss Hitchcock, was entitled
to the cup.
These same riders. riding the same
horses In pairs OF harness horses class.
won the championship cup later In the
afternoon.
The awards follow:
Class 10 (pories in harness, not exceeding
I4a hands; to be shown to appropriate We.
0reer's oh. s. lryinston Tom Iro, shr. "I nee
FENDER Miss Elise Ladew driving). second;
Miss Barbara Loew's b. g. Lord SALISBURY
Miss Loew driving. third; Payne "hithey
;s; & Buster Brown 'M''' whitney o'''"s''
class 4 harness horses. over IA hands. suit
able for ladies; TO be shown before appr 20
+. B. smithers)-Mortmer l.. schin's br: 9.
Baron Brown Miss whitney drivinsl. nrst
Mor,imer L. schin driving. second and
Corinthian prize; Miss AliS Dolan's b, m.
Pride OF Jersey tMiss Dolan driving, third i
George W. Bacon's ch. M. Florine III (Ars
George W. Bacon driving) fourth.
Class ia SADDLE horses, over Is and not ex-
ceeding 1872 hands; cup offered by John -
tricia (Miss Attereury riding), first; Mrs. J; A.
McSloy's b. m. Conndante tMrs: J. A.. Nc
sioy riding. second: J. Parker Kirlin's Oh; m.
tSirs; Miss Vera 4. II. cravath. CHI. m.
Gioriblrd Miss CTavs,h ridins). fourth
Class "a Piping Rock subscription ponies
10 he Judged as hacks, cup offered by James
Frratello miss Cravsth riding. nTs,: F. Am
bTo,s csr.' sh F T.SsSPa' Msa,s Mr
r Vixlant John O'Day r!ding). third; Miss
Constant r. Fahys's blk. T. Tar Baby Cdiss
Fahys riding). fourth. -
Glass 4s loficers' charges; to be ridden by
army officers or members OF the national guard
in Uniform; open TO all branches OF the ser
vice: cup offered by George E. Fahysl-S. "
Aras nfAl
Douglas b. m. Covington. third; William NJ
Chaniers b. g. Albuquerque, fourth
1872 hands: cue offered by George RoseS--Mis,
Dorothy Webbs b. m Sweet Briar, Miss Webb
riding, first; Elsinore FARMS ch. &. Defender
second; Payne Whitneys CHI. IN. Carlton Quail
ity. third; Miss Constance II Fahy's blk. &
Glass ID SADDLE horses; open class: cup Of
fered by Howard G. smithlMiss H. d. At
terburys br. &. kildare. Miss Atterbury rid
ing, first; J. Parker Klrlin's ch. e. Rec
Prince Mr.. Kirlin riding, second: Mrs Mar
riding. third: Mortimer /. schiff's CHI q. Fair
hin willy. fourth. and corinthian Prize
Class 20 hesvyweisht hunters; open class
carrying 200 pounds; cup offered by Walter T
Roeen)-Miss Ida l., Fleitman's ch: m Gyp
sr BE SFf Sors Miss soa ss n'1 ad RssA Blk ks
Lady Jane third: Miss Corneiia Bryce's imp
r. m. Irish Lace. fourth.
Class 81 tgreen or quallned mfddleWetgn
hunters up to carrying $50 pounds; cup ofrere,
by Mortimer L. Schif)-F. Ambrose Clarke
ch. g. Arm King. first; Mrs. Thomas Hitch
cocks en-. q. Cavalier. second: Miss Corneiis
T. Bryces br. m. Philstist, third Dosoris
Park Stables ch. e. Zephyr. fourth
Class 81 tgreen or qualified lightweight hunt.
ers up to carrying I65 pounds: cup offered b,
Harvey 8. Ladew)--Miss Titine Hitchcock's ch
T. Coronet first: Sweetwater FARMS br. m
Moonblossom. second: Messrs. wallen ant
Gunther's Mr.. MeIeady.
Class 80 Nor the best three hunters from
any one owner; cup offered by John T. Pratt
Mrs. Thomas Hitchcocks CHI. r. Coronet
Miss Celestine Hitchcock riding. Dr. <. Cal.
whist. Mrs. Thomas Hitchcock riding Caya.
Her, CHI. g., Miss Helen Hitchcock riding
hrst; Miss cornelia Bryce's Descent Philatis