The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-20
MISS CRAFTS TAKES
BLUES THROUGHOUT
Clean sweep for Daughter Of
Harvard Professor at Big
Charity Horse show.
e,rpTRE BADLY BEATEN

-,.c wore plenty Of surprises to keep
o., ...,I.r, IN the horse show world Cos
.,..rr ,., night at the opening of the
-,.,.r,h spring horse show in Dur
,rd. Academy. at Sixty-sixth street
.t,,.,,r,l Park West. There was par
..,,i,r interest on the part of prominent
y,v Workers In the show because.
...,,,r tho eighteenth affair of It's kind,
., ts held this year under the auspices
n the American Hostels for Refugees In
r.rs and the proceeds will go to the
var sufferers.
!, ,ha saddle ella sses Miss Clemcnce
Crafts. daughter OF n Harvard profess
S., made a clean sweep of the blues.
and In two instances the decisions rather
upse, public form as indicated by the
winners At the Brooklyn show last week.
Emil Scalig and Felix NJ. Warburg
.nared honors in the harness classes. the
Former winning with his road four and
,,,rIc while Woodla nds Countess and
Woodlands Emperor both won for Mr..
Warburg. ]. Campbell took a blue in
,,o nairs when he drove his handsome
xss,ifdoyn pair. Chancellor and Coun-
.eilor. to victory over the Seelig entry.
Tho chief shock for the form students
v,. the entire exclusion from the rib
hons Of Ambrose Freezes Sceptre In the
class for ladies' saddlers. Sceptre was
vndefeated in Brooklyn and carried on
the championship for small saddlers
from A high class field. She was ridden
nv a man then, but yesterday Mrs.
\ L.
.cr show her best and she was beaten
soundly The awards
,sS. pairs Of harness horses. l53
hands and oyer--First. j. Campbell Thomp-
,on's Nestledown Chancellor and Nestle
down counsellor; ,seeond; Emil seelig's
poyles Prince Henry and Prince Albert.
class Harness horses, not exceeding ID
fa1d,-Firs, Emil seeligs Bag;horpe
queen second Emil, sssiig's Lady BON BON
,1lr,h Miss Anna l.. streets Rockmeadow
Jresytu
Class is.--radies' saddle horses, ridden
sy lsd'cs--Flrs;. Miss cIemence Crafts's
IN, NinN. second. Miss Mercedes Grim
MINIS Tns Girl. third. e. Douglas FrankSs
SETON CTR, fourth. Miss Ida A. Rupertrs
Cs.s :2.-Ponies under saddle, "a and
no, eNcecding lac hands-Firs,, Peter
Msing.s Lady Mine, second. Powelion
Farms Alone third. Miss Constance saia
Reach's Jack.
class l.--Durland challenge cup for road
'5urs wheelers to be lh.2 or over--First.
Emil Seeligs four. driven by Morris How
eit. second, i. Campbell Thompson's four,
driven by owner; third George II. Finnl-
sans four driven by Jack keogh.
Class 4.a-HeaVNwe!ght saddle horses.
~ 60 carrying zoo pounds-First. Mis-.
Csnencs CRAFTS The Monk. second, Mrs.
John Gerken's Margaret Tate; third, Miss
.ltihe'h kirln's Lady Athol. fourth. o
I GUIDES Tommy Dodd.
Glass Harness horses over 1873 hands
first r NJ WarburEs Woodland
countess. second. Emil Seelig's Bobolink
'h.-1 John Doyle's Prince Henry.
class 20 Pair OF saddle horses. one ia
10 ridden Hy a lady and one by man
r'-,- Miss ClemenCe Crafts The Minstrel
srI The Mink. second. Mrs. y. j. Hess
T. sman and Or. Garner. third, Miss Ida
A H4ps~.> Dixie and Miss LILY W. Ru
ps~- Katherine X; fourth. col Spencer
R6.1ens Gabriella and Bsdura.
Cas-. Zig horses-First, Felix n
Varl47gs Woodlands Emperor; second
E.-tl''e Farms Ebony GIL; third. John
Doves Prince Henry.
tiass 80 -1umping-first. Harvey s
'Aless Daylight; second Miss Nira Cor
r'' RopkJrost: third, Miss Ida l.. Fleit.
.H7rs Cygnet: forth. s. J. Stich's Tour