The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-21
MAXIMUM ECLIPSES
PREVIOUS WINNERS
Nr. Preston Davies Brooklyn
star ronuucrs Entries Of
Miss Crafts.
WARP, RG HORSES SHINE

Ab,u.piuu Was sent over from Brook
,, Yesterday IN Mrs, Preston Davies
,,.,.,,1u when successfully checked
.,,r.,us career of Miss Clemence
,,.r.. entries IN the Spring horse
,,,, d. purlaud's Academy. Mrs
n,,'c emo was Miss Emily Bedford,
',do Maximum herself In the two
,,Jlrc classes on the programme and
m c,,b instance carried of the blue.
.,,b The Monk owned by Miss Crafts.
IN second place each time.
In she harness division Felix NJ. War
,urs ,ooN . good lead by winning both
,so ,,tfS shown TO ladys phaetons and
ns tandem. lie was represented by
Woodlands Empress and Woodlands
trn,ror. and they behaved just as well
,,r IN, lady handling them in the
ebacipu aS they did for the professional
vpo skilfully drove the pair before The
tandem The two blues won by Mr..
Warburg put him in the lead of winning
owners at the show with four victories.
II sas Largely children's night at
,he show and jhc box parties contained
many Of the younger members OF the
horse SOW set. There was a particu-
l,rlv happy family in the box occupied
by Mr. and Mrs. Thomas j. Regan. for
the Regan entries scored in every one of
the three pony classes with that clever
Young rider Miss Constance Sala
Rertn dong the riding and driving for
me family.
In the FIRST class for the young riders
II was mainly due TO the horsemanship
a. Miss Constance that her Joy gained
the blue over Miss Audrey l,ewisohn's
Graenopper aud Miss Jean Regain
B,rtamite Later Miss Wilhelmina n
tuporti. riding Irish Rose. managed IL
defeat Bantamite Joy did not show in
his class hut came out again In the
class for ponies driven TO harness. Here
me blue went to that superb pony of the
hackney type. Mel Valley Cinder. owned
hy Thomas L. Watt. but the Regain en-
tries took the other three ribbons with
Mighty Atom, driven by Miss Constance
Reran. Bantamite and JOY
There was lively time in the jump.
ing class which concluded the nights
entertainment. and Miss A. Nettletor
vas 4pplauded warmly for her pluck In
ismounting the bay gelding Hunter
after he had thrown her at the first
attempt She controlled him so wei
thereafter that he took second place &c
Dick Donnelly's Caprice, which was rid
den by Miss Marie Louise Thompson
The awards:
Class Harness horses over Is and
=: over q 3 hands--Fir,t. George X. Fin
tgsr'. Lord Wilton. second, Baroness. l.
Do sackelberg's Madeline; third. +. NJ
Wuburgs Woodlands Emperor fourth
M.s 4 4 Colgaie's Bobhle.
Cas- ?l-Ponies under saddle. no, ex
t,.ding ~ hands--First. Miss Constanc,
Ressns JOY, second. Miss Audrey Levi
.ohn's Grdsshopper; third. Miss Jean sale
R'gans Bantamete; fourth. paradise
cas- Shines horse pairs. suitabl.
Y .sdys phsee.,on-First' F NJ, warHurs,,
Empires second, Emil seelig's Sir Henr,
and Dominic; third. George r. Finnigan'i
Lord Wilton and Lady Wilton.
Class saddle horses over Is? up q
carrying lso pounds--First, Mrs. Preston
II "s NlNlmnn: second. Miss Clemenc'
Cats The Monk. ,hrd, V. :. Milford
Ei-y Morn, fourth Mrs. y. j. Hess
c.i-. .o-Flrst. Miss wiihelmina y
R4per'rs Irish Rose; second. Miss Jeai
Sas Rsgdn's Bantamite. thlru, Mis-
Ah-eN Ltwisohn's Grasshoppcr. fourth
Nj. E.eanor VI. \. sparks's cupid.
Cas- li-THudems, l5.l hands and owe
-Ffs. r " WArhurg's Woodlands En-
pc, ana Emperor: second. Emil Seeiig
.asf 'gh' tud SIT Upton, third, George X
fthigar's Lord Wilton and Wilton Chief
c." ls-Lndi,- saddle horses, Is.
and, and over First, Mrs, Preston
oats. rre Monk third Mrs. John Ger
~, Margaret Tate, fourth. Mrs. y. j
He's's Ta.isman.
CAS- l3-Harnes. ponies, not exceedinI
J.. hagts--First,. Thomas l.. watts Me
Valley cinder. second. Miss Constanc
sad Regain Mighty Atom. third. Mis-
Jean N7h R"gan's Bantarite; fourth. Mis-
constance St't Rcgsn's Joy.
Glass si--Ladies Jumpers First. Die
,Nhne Caprice, second, Contra Par
hii-S y s'iemy Hunter; third, Harve
.'I~N .Gayiight; fourth John II