New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-27
MISS CRAVATH IN
SADDLE TRIUMPH
Wins Trophy at Mineola
Fair-Many Exciting
Horse Events.

number Of prizes to-day at the closing
day Of the Mineola Fair.
Miss Vera A. II. Cravath won the
trophy for the best saddle horse ib.l
hands or over with, her big gelding
Warwick. Miss Hubs was oecond.
with Fantasy. Five good ones were
entered in this class.
The other championship class, for
hunters, open to horses having taken a
first or second prize in the hunter
classes, was won By Philip Boyer's Gay
light, who was cleverly handled by Miss
Belle Beach. Mrs. II. B. Benwicl. was
second, with Steel Trust, who proved a
worthy competitor.
In the green or qualified hunters
over fve-foot jumps Daylight again
proved the winner, defeating four Of
the best from the Hitchcock stable.
jolly Dixon threw Lambert, his rider,
into the fence.
The pony class, for children under
six years old, drew five attractive en-
tries to the ring Little Katharine B.
Whitney was the most successful,
riding Bantamite to victory over little
Barbara Phipps, three years old, who
rode Linnette. Master Frank Hitch
cock, five years old, tried to ride Get
There to whipping victory, but was
disappointed to be placed fourth.
In the child's pony class, to be driven
by child under twelve years old, Miss
Jane Regain drove her Bantamite to q
winner over Willard d. Straight's
Memo
The class for thoroughbreds oyer 15.2
hands was also won by Miss Vera Crs-
vath with Warwick. Miss Elizabeth Kir-
lin being second with Lady Athol.
Among some of the principal win
ners at the show were Mrs. Thomas
Payne Whitney, Mrs. Thorn
as j. Regain, Paul D. Cravsth, Miss
Vera Cravath, Mortimer L: Schif.
Mrs. George A. Ellis, Mrs. Ralph n.
Ellis, Samuel Willets, W. Russell
Grace, Godfrey Preece, Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph f. Davis, Philip Boyer and
Miss Elizabeth Kirlin.
Three races were decided on the
half-mile track, principal of which was
the free-for-all pace. Pete, driven by
Carr, won the event in straight heats;
in the first he turned the mile in
2:O9h, distancing three of the en-
trants. Ella Ambulator was second, a
II.
Prince Heart and Jack Ri!lion fn-
Isbed in that position in straight heats,
both horses belonging to the John Doty
stable. Joseph S. Patch, a speedy son
of Joe Patchen, could do no better
than third.
The final race for the Nassau priv
ing Club had three entries, O'Brien
boy easily defeating his two competi-
tors in straight heats.
Betty Hale went an exhibition mile
10 beat her record of 2:27h, and easily
hung up 2:21h in one heat.
The horse show summaries:
Class 3 (mares, geldngs or stalllohs; foals
OF l9lD-Won by Forest HIS Farms b. =.
Prince Marmo: second, Lutte Otten's b. m.
Baroness Sheridan: third, George B. Powerss
blk. =. George b.
Glass mares. geldings or stations. foals
Of l9l0l-Won by Thomas J. RegGn's CHI z.
COly by Roosevelt; second. Mortimer /.
Schlh's hr. g. Bear Cat; third, Mortimer J..
Schin's Dr. &. The Irishman; fourth, Mr..
SChih's br. <. SOrthWoOd Squire.
Glass Cmares. Heldlnzs or stations: foals
Judge Brown; second, Mrs. Thomas j. Re-
gan'B b. I. (by Marvel King.
Class . (mares. seldiDgs Or stations; foas
Of 1919-WOn by Forest Hills Farms b. s.
Prince Marne: second. Samuel Wllets Ch.
m. Lady Wilfred; third. Mrs. Thomas J.
Regan's Oh. +. The Lady-in.Waiting.
Class 10 lmareS, Gcldings or stations; fOals
Of lSl3J-WOn by Mrs. Thomas J. Regan's
ca. 3. star o Burns. second, Mrs. Regain
Oh. (. (by Bourbon King.
Class IL brood mares, with foals at feet;
mare and fOal 10 be taken into consideration
Won by Mrs. Thomas J. ReEans KOpelia
and foal; second Mrs Regan'g Lassie and
foal; third. Green Tree Stables Quite Bright
and foal.
Glass Il Cbest sucking foaD Won Ly
Mrs. ReRans fosI; second, Grecntrce Stables:
third. Mr. Rcgan's KOpelias f0al.
Glass u for III" best roadster, trotter,
owned by member OF the Nassau Driving
club. TO be shown TO harness)-Won by John
Hanlon's blk. & Mccartney; second Edward
Shoemaker b. x. Startle; third, y. Grunc-
helder's b. &. Baron Spler.
Glass 10 0or the best roadster PAGER.
owned by a member Of the Nassau Driving
club, to be shown to haTness)-WOn by Will
lam Gartres gr. S. Royal Mckinney; sec
ond. John McCauley's blk. =. Lone Star
Patchen.
Glass l. Cchnds pony. no, exceeding ~
hands, to be driven by child under IL years
old who must be amateur-Won BY Miss
Jean Sala Rcgan's b. Z. Bantamite: second,
Willard p. straights 0. &. Memo; third. Nor
timer L. Schln's h. m. Enid
Class "A thoroughbred horses. certificate
Of registration to accompany cntry)-WOn hy
Miss Vera a. II. Cravath's l.. Warwick;
second, Miss Elizabeth Kirljn's CHI IN. ady
AthOl: third, Mortimer l.. Schiff's hr. e.
Bear Cat. fourth Harry Balfes blk, E. Ma
Cushla.
Glass 2s thorses over 49, hands, Won by
Miss Vera A. n. Crayaths CHI. e. Or. Crock
cit; second. Mortimer /, schiffs br. g. Bear
Cat third, Harry Bales blk &. Macushla
fourth. Miss Vera Cornells ch. g. Rock
Cress.
class g nor the best saddle horse over
l4.2 hands and not exceeding Is hands)-Won
by Mrs. George A. Ellis, il. $, Oh. q. Dolphin
second, Mr.. Thomas J. Regan'5 b. NJ Mahll,
third Godfrey PreesCs hr. M. Fair Louise:
fourth, Mortimer L. Schlhs b. IN. Northwood
Belle.
Glass 30 championship prizc)-Won by Paul
+ Cravath's Warwick (groOm: second.
Sequatogue Farms ch. m. Fantasy Miss
Hubhsl.
Glass 81 Especial pony class; 10 be ridden
by children under six years Oblivion by
Miss Jean ;. Regsn's b. <. Bantamite: sec
ond Master ogden Phipps's b. IN. Liunette
third. Green Tree Stables br. m. Blue Bell:
fourth, Mrs. j. T. Davis s b. < Jolly.
Class 30 best branded pony, not under E.2
and pot over 10 haGds)-Won by Mortimer (
SChin's b. III. NOThwoOd Belle; second, Mr.
SChin's gr. e. Granite; third. Miss Elsie
Sherman's b. K Chaser
Glass ~ green or qualified hunters. for the
best performance over four successive fences
five feet high,-Won by Philip hoy ers gr z.
Gaylignt: second. Mrs. Thomas Hitchcock's
Oh. &. Brentwood; third. Mrs. Hitchcock's Ch.
Caya'e fourth, Mrs HItchcocks br. &.
Glass As Gor horses to be shown over the
Olympia fences: performances only TO count
Won by Philip Boyer's b. z, Daylight; seq
JIM Alu' IIl~I IdTIu : en-. z, steel lfuSI.
third; Miss Eira Cornell's oh. <. Rock Crest;
fourth, Wooiey Farms b. m. Ala Aglow
class a tHorscs suitable to become hunters,
under five years Oblivion by Mrs. Hitch
cocks Oh. 3. Brentwood: second. ". r.
iraces hr m. st. Bridget. third. W. r.
GraCe's h. E. st. Michael; fourth, samuel
Wllsts br. z. Judge Brown.
Class ~ championship class)--Won by
Philip Poyer'B b. &. Daylight Miss Belle
Beach up: second. II. b. RenTtck's Oh. g.
steel Trust.
Class 10 tbes; pair Of farm horses shown
to a market WaEonJ-WOn by j. A. s. VEIL
Sors b. Ruben and Er. 2. Ted; second,
same stables blk m. Anna Nav and Blk. r.
Ress
Trotting summaries: