New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-09-25
WOMEN VECT0RS
AT WINE0LA FAIR
Miss Hitchcock's Crack
Riding Gets Two Rib
bons in One Glass.
MRS. ISHAM REPEATS
EARLIER TRIUMPl1S
AGAIN Wins the Blue on Balfe' s
Maximum - Takes Third
Prize on Broker.

Ideal fall weather drew out another
large crowd 20 the horse show and
tro,tnc races al Nineola Fair yester-
day afternoon. about $4,000 persons
appearinc for the sport. Eleven classes
were disposed of in the show ring and
q number Of newcomers added zest 20
the competition.
Among the many features Of the day
was the performance Of Miss Helen
Hitchcock. who rode two ribbon win
rers IN one class Handling her mounts
admirably. she got second with Cal
whist and ASarth with Brentwood IN
re ladies' hunters class. Mrs. J. T..
Davis. riding Tay Tad, scored close
win in this event, after clever bit OF
riding. Miss Hitchcock, with John Lam
bert. also won blues IN the pairs Of
hunters class.
Mrs. Ralph Isham, daughter Of Mayor
Caynor, who won a blue ribbon Thurs
dav on Harry Balfo's Maximum, repeat
cd the feat Yesterday on the same horse
md also carried of a third prize on MI.
Balfe's Broker. So far, Maximum mas
shown up as the best horse Of the show
winning two blues yesterday and one
the dav before. lie Is now the tair
champion road hack. ladies saddle and
mems saddle horse.
Miss Marjorie Hubbs had the distinc-
tion Of being the only woman rider IN
the saddle horse class, and she was
awarded first and second prizes, riding
WudAower and Nidalla.
Six-year-old Frank Hitchcock. for the
first time in his life, rode a saddle
horse in a show ring Yesterday alter
noon. his previous experience having
beer astride ponies exclusively. ne
Judges gave him fourth prize on Walsh
There were couple Of falls in the
summing classes. but with no serious
Jcegl.s. Hobart y. Belts came crop
per at the last jumpway, when Hlgh-
lander fell. and Harry Deegans Aero
hat ripped of the top rails at jump
tossing the rider, who scrambled 10 MS
feet before assistance reached MN;
Eight good horses started the Ieat-
Nrc trO.tlng event. N44iNtL ""S 49,
81 threc-heat journey. Kitty L. be!lln
won In straight heats.
Among the many society people no
ticcd az the show ring were MI ana
Rlrs. ! r. Davis. Mr.. and Mrs. EDWARD
u Morgan. Frank Hitchcock, Henry l..
Bell Nh and Mrs. Harry 7. Peters, Mr.
and Mrs. ". j.. Grace, Harvey >. La
dew. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Cravath. MISS
Vera Cravath. Mrs. Arthur Scott Bur
den Sir. and Mrs. Raymond Almlrall,
Mrs PAYNE Whitney, Mr. and Mrs Jo-
seph & Stevens, James +. Cooley ana
". O. Hayes.
The ring summaries;
Gas, a rsAs.. horses; op'n % al; OYER u
t.,.. AMI f.- exceeding li.Z hands wa ny
er....r.7ie.- W.f1s.re- and Nliala. OF the same
e..r.-- .e...d sfr Thomas hichco'ks Wc.Nh
Gu-n tlil. prFrtrn ann iemlsia iour1- M
a.. IflH-aue .efei saddle horses -- "oA "
NJ s.s.-r, lf,~..- Tue SUIT. JOHN I IJst
I,..-. SECOND. Gr.r.'ree ~ta'lc.s Jnnhsk' lnH''
NJ TNYf.a. lH-ta..k's Nelsh queen. ,lrli@
tl.. - .fuaI la.rs. irr lie ucsi rod1 .a H4.y
s1.W5u by Has Bates Ms1lmua, ~ 4o'' ".
man A.r,re H4sUne. iiifd' MORTIMER l.
SMrs ri.pc-hy Maid fourth -
le. Ed I..lt.r horses Any helFAt w 70 ceFIy-
g.. over zoo pounds w IN ty Harry Baies MAJ
ilam NJ, GoI'rel rce ohyet ~ = ts-I.li
81. Va-a 3D. C-4vatl's Warwick. third. J. jar
tl.'s Il.trrlif. Fourth 49,. , 49,.
as, u l.0r ODD. los' ladies saddle horse, !sdies
q, rilr rrf-- na. e Nnl "a art PINE NoA ub
~ Coe.-.t Pr.er.r Esrmai1. J. Ottiuahs Az
r,..a .e.nI. Uau Bates Broker thhd' MISS
C.ss. .a lIeo ponies heA'y"eight' 70 DC !uuseu