The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-02

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''''a's OF 'he ripping ROCK horse show
ana in spite OF a steady rain the second
days programme OF the show was run
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soy w" :" e~'ep''o" '" wv
events LETT over In the hope OF more
favorable conditions to-morrow
The ,,uau..
P''e"'s " 'ne co'hpe'''o's III
'he contests which called for jumping
was remarkable and the only serious
rt,,,n A.. -, - -
p va" ''"' "'''' 'eS"''e" !" MIS-
Llda l.. Fleitmann breaking her leg In
the lightweight hunters class tha, closed
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" ""''" sees'o"' i"r"us"'u' 'he
AFTERNOON the horses trained to cross
country work manipulated the fences In
n manner that called forth the admira-
ton Of the critical observers, and at
least half a dozen perfect noes
marked the trials over the course. which
was dotted with obstacles calculated TO
test the merits Of the most versatile
hunters
Children held ,g,e a,ta,t;o, n, thu
small crowd ,ba, hr,vaI tho e,s,,o,,s T.,
tho ,norniny and a,nora ,ha ,oun,n.
diyisinn 49, ...htnai o
o.,.,aa - - -
nn. ha,. 80 w
eiaSses Ior PONIES y, ~
~, 40 ,"nus me- gray seIu'nS TIA
,at eNce'led' ana me iad was the ohiy
J"Neniie 10 carry on TWO bluee.
= taste OF the exciting moments 10
ioiiow was provided IN the closing class
OF the morning., which was Tor hunters
oNhei ana rIcden by onicers. The turf
vas very slippery when the composition
began n many OF the early perform
ers cut queer capers as they Approached
the jumps. Inc pain OF the hunters
was rendered safer toward the close by
spTeading loose nay over the approaches
10 'ne FENCES Iapt. H. o. Alexander
nao the x Oh fortune 10 come into the
,ihs TOT the iast triai win metaphor. n
otown norSe 'nat nao oeeh scho"eu
'areiuIs IN lhe nun'lne heiu' re went
over 'ne course win Only sHsnt touct%s
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az VIZ .out nan
ineIe me,e rev spsStuuYI" NV res
mei1oereu 'ne uoush!! uo'hss Oh i,anle,
~ u.e. q" " % y. ue 80
~ $1,000 .ea,' Nv "pps.,W w ~
,ntr5 r,hEon ,.,,h L,,oranna ~
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his ,.,,-tsr Can, tlsxander .harsd ,bs
,,o,,nr. IN no .i,.s ,or uair. ~, .a,,aia
i,S,ses in which ono horse vas ridden
he a gentleman and one nv n lad The
! Captain Dla we'd che mart Of cavalier on
paul d. Crayath's King Arthur and ac-
companied Miss Vera A. II. Cravath, who
was mounted On Warwick. TIKI pair
made an exce,,en, showing and carried
on the blue. This was the second VIC
tory of the Afternoon for the Cravath
family. as Kin Arthur a won in the
class for saddle horses over 49, hands
nm N c,rryiny o1O no,rds
~ rber. vas a co%ntin"s,c n, IN.
inere was eo"''n""n'e Nv
Hitchcock successes IN me hunt.ng
to the mistress of Br%oadhollow. The
.,.d IoIi, pixon carr,sd on IN. h,no
aSe" 'ony = .
i"r Mrs, iho''as '''''n,o,N !. "e"'!
weight hunter class. WINE 'aVaiier OUT
classed the large field in the middle
weigh, division. There was "A decided
.a,n,cr ror ,ho ui,chcoc,, collars In IN.
."aeN y. ..hi' aaiiot Co.. 49,
spectacular contest which 'a,'eu n' w.,
and Mrs. Hitchcock and Miss Helen
HITCHCOCK had the mount on Cavalier
cair,,io. ,nd JolIv Dixop but AT two of
80 inn,,, fa,h.r ,n1 dauyh,er wer,
the JUMPS ia'n', nv ~
more even performance OF the trio en-.
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Hi''i'uen ,"'' . n.
one horse and clearly earned the blue FOL
Mr.. Cutcheon. The show will end to-
,,, 'uhar tho challenge GUNS will com,
u"' Th. summarizes.
up TOT con'pe''''o"' i"e
no, exceeding I5.2 hands-Cup given b!
otto II. Kahn-First. Mrs. ". Il. Coe'
Natalie, br. m, : years; second. Miss Niole
W. Morawetz's St VALENTINO. On Z :,
years: third, Felix Rosen's Minstrel ch