The sun., 1915-10-03
CUP FOR BEST
RIDER WON BY
INJURED GIRL
Miss Ida L. Fleitmann
Winner Of Trophy at Pip
ing Rock Show.
JUMPING CLASSES PUT
OFF UNTIL TOMORROW
Lieut.. Pullen's Valiant Is
First i'm Six Mile Race
for Army Mounts.

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Ida l.. FleItmann was signally horored
in the awards of the closing programme
Of the Piping Rock Horse Show this
afternoon This acc ,mplshed eauestr-
eme is at the Piping Rock Club suf-
ferSng from br,ker leg as a result of
tho fall of her hunter Cygre; yester-
day
Previous TO the acciden, Miss Fleit-
mann had ridden two of Mrs. Goes sad
die horses to victory ard the judges OF
saddle torscs this afternoon awarded
her the Burllng Cocks memorial cup,
whloh is given each year to tho woman
who displays the hes; horsemanship In
saddle classes thruuGhou; the show. The
trophy will have a sentimental value
owing to the mishap wihch cast gloom
over the official clcsing of an other
wise successful show.
Miss F1eitmann was IN excellent
spirits to-day and her attending sur
geon. DIR. Louis y. Lanehart OF Hemp
stead. said that she would probably re-
cover without any i'll results. She will.
however. be some weeks IN crutches.
Niles Fleltmann says her accident will
not deter her fgom riding to hounds
again as soon as conditions permit.
Owing to the accident II was decided
to postpone all the hunter and jumping
classes on the catalogue until Monday
at IL o'clock. when the grounds will be
thrown open to the public free OF charge
and the rest of the events disposed Of.
There Is still a good number Of classes
to be disposed Of as ten remain un-
finished.
The weather was cold and the
spectators were robed in heavy top
coats. which prevented any possi-
bility of new horse show gowns being
displayed. At the clubhouse. however.
the women had luncheon and here there
was a smart display of costumes. The
wind was from the east all afternoon
with bite to II.
The feature was the six mile race for
army mounts. The distance was one
that would ties; the mettle of the best
and condition At the finish was one OF
the conditions ~ the Judging. With
minimum weight of go pounds the
course was covered in Isl. minutes.
Lieut.. Daniel u. Fulen on valiant beat
Scout, ridden by Scrg,. Young. The
iace was closely contested throughout.
tho winner coming through at less than
three minute clip with his heavy load.
One Of the pretty classes postponed
from yesterday was for ponies TO be rid
den by small children and shown on
lead line. The Judges placed Harry /.
N!cholas's Benny. ridden by his little
sor Fred, arst over Howard Powers's
Buster Brown, ridden by Claussen Sum-
morS.
Su s",, no'a Us , 30 nanus
", wa. .nn n,'''nel @ '.a'ule m a''a na" nu'',ner @
blue was won by Miss Vera A. II.
Cravath with Warwick from ten entries.
Miss Elizabeth Kirlin's Queenlght was
keen contendcr IN this class, as in sew
eral others, against the travath gelding,
but Miss Cravath ulways managed to
show her mount just little better than
heI In "Rr""Ins ihs "lns..s Monday. which are for
n1ners w 'ss Of ns only" Ss. the
the show In class Al are thirty-one
entries. Class 40 for the broad jump
has seventeen entries, and as nearly all
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s,; smom ~ nu,n., ua' .I,, .p "Ssumu sn, .na' ,n,s
number of good jumpers.
Ladies' hunters has twenty-five ell
tries, and in class a. for ladies cross
.ouh'r! cup so"pet't'oh SIN Oh 'ne pest
hunters who have ridden to hounds dur
hi,,a The awards.
Class Park hacks over 10 hands: cups
George a. .Anderson's MacGresor: p. Ash
ley Sparks's Last Post second; Miss Eliza
beth l.. Kirlins Queenlight, third h. l..
Pratts Sister, fourth.
Glass ls-foni"s over ~ and not exceed
Ing li.s hands-Mon by Henry Payne
whttney's siren, Howard e. smiths Pet.
second; Miss Constance Fahys's Tar Baby.
third; John T. Prat's Rufus, fourth.
Glass 45-Offcsrs' chargers. 20 he ridden
hy officers of the United states army or
members Of the National Guard In dress
uniform wlthou, side arins-Won by Lieut.
Daniel ID Pullen's Florent!ne; G. l. Stet
.nn's Tam A, Shuntl second. Can, Leonard
"a SmiYh's Coventry. third. LEM. charles
EcHnmcnIi,a Coy.ny,,r ,our,h
Ci,s Sa,1,. hors..s M, .rco.1,,, ~ ,
.lhsH 80 rnu.ad '1p w.. w.. 'Nt..,ns -
nahus' nupS P'rse'Iu r,'.n of Mor "n,er -
schinu-M"h by Miss E"Iap''n l." NHiihs
onseh,sh' 5. Mss ,.ln @ A. H. .ravs.n
Gofipiru' seoohu george =: Ah"erSoh
MacGregor, third; Mrs w. r. Goes
Natnlle, fourth,
GLASS 2SA-Pony hacks' noi exceeding
1lS hands; cups oncred By r Ambrose
Clark-Won BY Mrs Harry In Montagne's
White Chip: Miss Constance Fahy's Tar
BABY, second; Van Wyck Thorns Petite, I
third; Miss Belle W Baruch's Matilda.
fourth
Class s--I4adi-s' saddle horses not ex-
cesding l52 hands. ladies to ride. cups
presented by J. g Moore-Won by Vera !
x II Craya,h's GIor!bird: Miss Elizaberh n
j.. Kirlin's QueenIight, second: George a. !
Andcrson's Nnc,;regor' third, Mrs " n