New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-10-05
Miss Hitchcock Again Carries
Off Lions Share of HonorS
with Her Horses.
CAVALIER BEATS C0R0NET
Miss Webb Wins the Burling
Cocks Trophy - Nickel
Plate Winner in Cham
pion Glass.

ton proved far and away more interest
ing than the usual champion classes
which close nearly all of the shows.
The conditions governing these cups
were so diversified that every one had a
chance to win at least leg on one of the
trophies, and some Of them were won out
right.
Miss Helen Hitchcock was again as
much TO the fore as on the opening day
Of the show, and, mounted on Mrs. Hitch
cocks chestnut gelding Cavalier, she won
the final leg on the Meadow Brook Chai-
lenge Cup Cavalier had TO defeat the
champion, Coronet 70 win the trophy Dut
the conditions stated that the cup must
be won twice by the same owner not
necessarily with the same mount. Coro-
net was pilOted to victory last year by
Miss Celestine Hitchcock.
The Piping Rock Challenge Cup was
offered for the best saddle horse ana
there was no doubt In the minds OF spec
tators or judges that this belonged TO MISS
Hopeton D. Atterbury's Nickel Plate The
big gray is generally conceded to be not
only the best at Piping Rock. but the
best in the country. Last year Miss AT
terbury won the first leg on the trophy
with her chestnut mare Patricia.
Miss Edith BeavOr-Webb was the re
cipient of the Burling Cocks Memorial
Gun. which was offered to the woman
displaying the best horsemanship ms
was a signal victory for the young rider
for she had to meet the best amateur
ihorsewomen in the country. Among the
competitors were Miss Hopeton Alter
bury. who Won similar trophy last year.
and Miss Marjorie Hubs.
BY unanimous consent of the self-ap-
pointed judges Miss Helen Hitchcock won
the Cross Country Cup, offered by Mrs
Thomas Hastings to the woman showing
the best horsemanship over jumps, the
course to be arranged by the committee
Miss Hitchcock won eight blue ribbons
in all and innumerable trophies.
Miss Atterbury won four blues with
Patricia and Nickel Plate. In the open
saddle class Nickel Plate defeated MS
old rival, DR.. Crockett, owned by Miss
Vera Cravath and ridden by Miss Louise
Beavor-Webb.
The competition for polo ponies as
sumed all Of the interest Of real game.
Henry c. Phipps rode his clever little
chestnut mare, Australia, and she &C.
Tended her laurels against all corners
She wheeled on ten-cent piece rusheo
her corners with the agility of mountain
goat and quite outshone the popular
Cobweb. owned by Howard Phipps.
Miss Majorie Hubs won notable
victory on her chestnut mare. Fantasy
which was chosen over dozen con"
testants including Glory Bird, DR.. Crock
EFT. Mahomet and Seton Girl.
The awards follow:
Polo ponies up 10 carrying 1Gj pounds-Ffrst.
Henry c. Phippss gr IN. Lissette; secoh1'
Mortimer L. Schih's 81. g. Granite; thiia'
John 5. Phippss b. m. Bellnaa' iouftH' "a
Ludlow Kramers br. m. Mayman 49,.
class AZ (horses suitable for officers charg-
ersl-First. Ms. Htchcocks oh. <. Calvinist'
second. Allen 5. Blodgets b. g Justice; third
Thomas Tho s. B. Clarke jr.'s b. G saginor. o.
Glass s SADDLE horses, up 10 carrying 80
poundsl-First. J. Parker Kirins oh. &. Red
Prince. second. Mortimer /. Schins en- &.
Fisherman; third, Miss Tillie MaxweIs ch. g.
Class is Chorses exceeding 1872 hands. up to
carving o25 pounds)-First. Elslnor FARMS
oh. e Descent: second, David b. Rentoufs
blk. m September Morn.
Class SADDLE horses. exceeding To- nandsl
First Miss Il. D. Atterbury's gr g. Nickel
Plate: second Miss Vera a. II. Cravath' Dr
Crockett. third Mrs Thomas ]. -Regans b.
m. Hearts Ease; fourth, Mortimer L. schiA
81 c'sss Is horses eligible TO Piping Rock sub
scriptlon races: judged as hacks)-tifst'
Mortimer L. schiff's ch. m. Manassas; second,
Miss Constance T. Fahy's blk. 6. Tar Baoy'
third. John : Phipps's Oh. &. All Gold. a.
Glass &c Chunters, up TO carrying over ZVo
pounds)-First, W. r. Grace,s b; g. Green cen,
Dixon; third Ralph Ellis's br. m. Nora; fourth
John 7 Pratt5 ch &. Champion.
Class 80 Chunters; four jumps at five feeo-
Tirrt, Mrs Hitchcock's br. g. Calvinist; sec
ond. Paul d. Cravath's br. g; Hero; third
Mrs. Hitchcock br. g. jolly Dixon; fourth,
Mrs Julian Peabody's ch. &. Coronet. .oo
Glass "a polo ponies, up TO carrying lsO
poundsJ-First Henry c. Pkipps's oh. m. Aus
tralia. second Howard Phippss b. <. Cooweb;
third. Mortimer L. Schiff's gr. g. Blue; fourth,
Class Q park hacks, over IS hands)-First
eequatogue FARMS Oh. m. Fantasy; second,
Miss Vera A. II. Cravaths Oh. m. Giory Bro ira
Crockett: fourth. Mrs. George Ernest Fahys's
b. &. Mahomet. -
Class As military mounts, over 10 handsl-
First, Alden S. Blodgetts b. 6. Justice; sec
ond. Charles McDougalfs b. g. Covington'
third Thomas d. Clarke. jr.s, b. &. Saginor;
fourth, First Battery FARMS blk g. Lexing-
class Qadies' saddle horses. exceeding 1872
hands)-Flrst, Miss II. ID. Atterbury's or. &
Nickel Plate; second. Miss Vera A. H era
vath's ch G. DR. Crockett; third, Mrs. Hitch-
cocks Oh. &. Cavalier; fourth, Mrs. Hitch
cocks br. &. Calvinist.
Class AZ best woman rider over the Jumps
First. Miss Helen Hitchcock.
Glass IL pair OF saddle horses one riddon
by a woman other by a man)-First, Miss VI.
ID. Atterburys en-. m. Patricia and gr. &.
Nickel Plate; second. J. Parker kirlin ana
Miss Elizabeth L. Kirlin's Oh. g. Red Prince
and oh. m. Queenlight; third, sequatogue
FARMS Oh. m. Molly Bawn and ch. m. Fan
tasy. fourth, David Il. Rntouls blk. m. Sep
TENDER Morn and Dr. &. Banker.
Class 40 pair Of hunters. one to be ridden
bv woman, one by a man)-First, Mrs.
Titchcock's ch. z. Cavalier and br. &. Calvin
list. second, +. Ambrose Clarks Oh. g. sam
or and CHI. m. sally Coombes: third, Mis-.
Hitchcock's br. <. jolly Dixon and oh. &. Jonac
King: fourth. Hobart Betts's b. g. Highlander
and gr e. Brampton
Crass % Oadies' hunters up 10 carrying l65
pounds)--First. Mrs: Htcheocks en- 8 Caya-
third, F. Ambrose Clark,s Oh. IN. Sally
Coombes; fourth Mrs. j. f. Davis's b. s. Way
side ~---,,. -,
First Mrs Thomas Hitchcock's ch. & Cava-
Tier: second, F. Ambrose Clarks CHI m. Sally
coonnbes: third, Mrs Hitchcocks Dr. &. Jolly
Dixon. fourth. Mrs. Julian Peabody's Oh. g.
class 6 dadies' saddle horses not exceeding
1872 hands)-First Miss II. ID. Atterburys CHI
IN. Patricia; second. seaquatogue Farms CHI
m Fantasy; third. Miss Vera a. II. Cravath's
CHI m Glory Bird fourth. Sequatogue Farms
CHI m Molly Bawn
class - Piping ROCK Challenge Cup for best
saddle horses Is hands or oveT)-Ffrst. Miss
VI ID Attcrbury's gr x. Nickel Plate.
Class 40 military team, jumping)-First
Thomas B. Clarke. jr.'s b. g. saginor and b. g
Unknown; second, Alfred b. Boorum and w
paws Conrad's b. z. Forager and b. &. I'm
known; third. Squadron c. Farms oh. m. Cour-
yette and b. g. Commander.
PurIine Cocks Memorial Cup. for best horse
rnanehip)-W0n by Miss Edith Beavor-Webb.
Isdies' pony race-Won by Mortimer L.
scbiff's Blue. ridden by Miss Jeanette Allen