The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-05
BEST GLASSES OF
PIPING ROCK SHOW
ARE LEFT TO END
Enthusiasts Wstch Judging in
Events Postponed From
Rainy saturday.
NES. TNOS. HlTCHCOCK
Is BIGGEST WINNER

two days Of bad weather. the final
classes Tor tine Piping Rock Show were
disposed Of to-day under ideal con
dt.ous. There was not as large a
crowd present as 1t was Thought would
he on hand. but those present were
enthusiastic IN their praise OF the
horses and generous in their applause
Tor each winner.
FOR a minute this afternoon it was
feared that Mrs. Thomas Hitchcock had
me, with a similar accident to that
which befell Miss Fleitmann when she
broke her leg last Friday. Mrs. Hitch
cock was riding Jolly Dixon and he
made n nasty swerve at the gate jump.
throwing his ider to the ground n
against the wing. The crowd started
10 rush to her side. but before they
could get well started Mrs. Hitchcock
was on her feet. and as she retained
her hold on the re.ns she was lifted
quickly INTO the saddle and won SEC
ond honors in the class.
THIS class was Non by Miss Fleit-
mann's Molly Gray and Cygnet. Mrs.
Ralph Isham rode Molly Gray and Jack
opay rode Cygnet. which gave Miss
FIeitmann her fall on Friday. and 20
well did the pair work together that
they received the blue over Mrs. Hitch
cocks pair. Jolly Dixon and Sorrel.
while the same stables Calvinlst and
Cavalier. which have won many a hard
earned blue. were placed third.
Mrs Attmore Robinson won the blue
for the best horsemanship over a hum
,sr's cptif.se She rode ,plIe Dulk
There were four other competitors in
this class. Mrs Payne Whitney won
the broad jump. her splendid hunter.
Dawn Of Day. clearing twenty-three feet.
In the class for horses to be shown
IN racing colors over the Jumps out
side the ring. Harry La Montagne's
swish won first prize with the mile TO
his credit in 1.53a.
The classes to-day were really the best
Of the show and were saved over owing
to the bad condition OF the ground last
Saturday. The class for the Meadow
Brook cup. offered by Mrs. Hitchcock for
he best hunter which has won a prize at
this show, was won by Mrs. A. =. Bur-
lens cleveland. Cleveland gave a clean
Performance over the Jumps and stood
the closest scrutiny OF the judges. who
required considerable time to pass finally
on the winner. Mrs. Burden also won
second honors in his class with her Sara
Maud. Mrs, Hitchcock was last with
Brentwood.
The class for aides hunters carrying
~ To lbs pounds to hounds fell to the
eamp9igner Cavalier, owned and ridden
nv Mr. Hitchcock. This splendid hunter
is really In "A class by himself as a lady's
hunter. capt. Alexander's Metaphor won
the military class from his True Heart.
sst...-. l.. 80. aa,,la n ,
the outdoor shows. and in future will
probably have "A much larger number OF
ciasses devoted exclusively to them than
N the past.
Mrs. W r Coe and Mrs. Thomas
Hitchcock won the largest number of
blues, each having -four recorded TO their
stable. Mrs. Hitchcock also had three
seconds, four thirds and four fourth
prizes, Mrs. Coe had three fourths. This
makes Mrs. Hitchcock the largest winner
Of the show.
The summaries:
Class as-Jumping contest for the best
performances over four consecutive fences
b. crayath"Won by W. r. Goes Molly
Iray: Mrs. Thomas Hitehcock's Caivinist,
sira Mrs T|6somas Hitch"osk. c s" q
fourth.
Wass 27-I.adles' hunters. up to carrying
.adiet' GWps pre.ented by y /. s"hoon,
~nlket-won by Mrs. Thoma. ~Hitchcoek's
sm, second; Mrs. Joseph i DAVIS Tiny
Tad. third; Henry T.. Whitney's Tempiar
fourth
Ciase decomposition for the cross
,oun,ry cup. Offered By the Piping Rool
iorse show Association for the lady show
'ng ne best horsemanship over a hunter
,pu,se arranged by the c"mmittee Com
horss they ride. Horsemanship only {
,toLda, Nh ny MITE A''""re "oo'"so"
cas 9nu, m 3,,nar .r ,b,
,@st narf ,rr,ancas over 'Snmr corsecn,Iv,
fences a, 4 f"a, Guns nresented nv shar
wood AIdrich&Won by Mrs Charles car,
RImsey's Commander; r. W. VI, cutcheon'i
Rebel, second, Mrs. Thomas Hitchcock
Sorrel, third Paul ID. Cravath's Hero
fourth.
,haienge cup. offered by Mrs. Thomai
nv n'''k Tor the hest hunter over To-
'auN, ana up 10 carrying lsO pounds ah'
"a 10 h2I'ds winch has won a nrst. sec
,,s y. t."u pre- IN the huh.e. u.as %
~. nv me cup 10 DE won three I'm
Won Ey Me- az etsc, Rnraen,
S.rs uVu,,d Mac, A'tmuug Tr"W Hitrh
rock Rrontwood third W n Coe's Noll,
Gr... fourth ' '"''
'i.. iO-Rroad jump for the best per
'o~mtuce: cups presented by Herbert |
Pratt on Nv Greentree stahle's Daw
- In.. twentv-three fset, ~ \ Ellis
SANDY, second; ,John r. Pra,t's stariigh,
th'ri; Mrs. Thomas Hastings's Cheroke.
fourth
e,T'" must he the property Of and riddle
rrI1-r. of tho Nati5naI Guard in dre-
'h.f"f'n, without side arms, horses to b
.pr' IN pairs Won by capt Il Z
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