The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-02
HORSES AVOID
SPILLS IN THE MUD
Miss Clcmcnce CrOft's EntritS
Win Five Blues and a Red
at White Plains.
ONLY ONE CLASS FAILS

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one class on the programme failed
That was for police horses. The harness
horses, saddle ponies and hunters all
went through the PAGES.
There were two classes for hunters.
and although the ground was very
slippery and the takeoff at the jumps
bad there were no spills. Once old
Confidence while cantering the
Jumps slipped and almost rolled over.
He was smothered with mud. but re-
covered and took the other jumps in fine
style. This was in the Corinthian class.
The riders were in nun uniform. The
Model, Rock Cress and Confidence repre-
sented the Richmond County Hunt and
Sister the Fairfield county hounds, OF
which charles D.. Lanier. owner OF
Sister. IL the master. The first prize
went to The Model. owned by Miss
Ciemence Crafts. Sister took the red
ribbon.
The other jumping event was for
ladies' hunters. Miss Vira Cornell's Rock
Cress was the winner. Confidence was
second and Heartland third Each
horse was well ridden by Miss NJ. l..
Thompson Of the Rye School.
Miss Clemence Crafts had a banner
day. Her horses won five blues and one
red ribbon. The Monk. a handsome
bay geldinE. secured three firsts in the
classes for saddle horses and In one
beat Radient and other good ones. The
MINI was placed second to The Monk in
one class and took the blue in the
class for saddlers Is to 1872 hands.
| Miss Crafts rode in some OF the COM
petitions.
]. Campbell Thompson swept almost
everything before him in the harness
horse classes. His representatives won
five firsts and four seconds Mr.. Thomp-
son has collected "A very fine lot OF
, young horses, which promise to do we'll at
the national show next month. Nestle
down Ashore is n particularly fine
hackney bred mare. Her dam In Eastern
Star. Mr.. Thompson purchased her
when a weanling for $125. The Nestle
! down horses Dermod. Tyreconnel. Rob
Roy and Brian Boru won the prize for
| park ears. Emil Seelig's chestnut four
| Perfect, Perfection. Glitter and Glory
were placed second over the blacks OF
+. ". Warburg.
Chancellor and Counsellor and Rob
IN'N aIlI liu iSAe " - 49," 49,
ond prizes in the class for pairs OF
harness horses over l5.2 hands, while
Dermod and Tyreconnel and Rob Roy
and Brian Boru were first and second In
the class for pairs over l+.2 hands
| owned in Westminster or Fairfield coun-
ties. Mr.. Thompson said his new horses
had been named by Justice Con. which
accounts for their typical Irish names,
William Zlegler, Jr. won in the class
for single harness horses with Lord De-
laware, but that was his only success OF
! the afternoon. The show will end to-day.
As an extra attraction a race has been
arranged for polo ponies. They will go
once around the inside track OF a quarter
Of a mile for a sweepstakes. The sum-
maries:
Glass l3-Pairs OF harness horses-First
prize, donated by Edwin Gould, Won by
-el!or. br. e., and Nestiedown Chancellor,
pr g second: F NJ. warburS.s Nod
i Emnr. smB PfE' M biz thi,IEa,. j; eng +. W Msnnlns.
coionei' pr g. aHa somm9aorrrbi The 'T cil g.,
class ss-sadile horses, 10 hands or
over.Prize Offered by william Z: iselin'
man, .chn 9, : years; third. doafrey
Farms veroniaue, h. m, { years
Class l%G--ralrs % harness horses oyer
~ ntini-s bWnfu III NtSA'lltNN'l ". Va
sons Nestledown Rob Roy, hr, g., and
Nes st nSn r sa,nn n.d so.H' ;, .I 4 ssT0"d be- =
m !" & q ,hissai, S1n Gs'; ziesier tiT'." Fl:
piI'' Years; ysars " +. NJ wsrb pp'
Woodiands Emperor' nIk years, and
- rIr.: a piiss' iona1 nST' s; + ! ' % ~ wa1 sa"s.
H HCg,1 by r Pres MiG.' T TN. M Nut y ys 'G ,ni4a
fourth. Hiss Dorothy webb's Chesterfield
,ncfFr.. r tJi@Hs r, o ssr..: ~ l. j tS Is;
Emil seelis's Surprise, b, g. 6 years; third
NJ, I years; fourth, John Doyle's auee'
Helen, rna M : Years. ,o,tos "a ,,,,
-- Firs, Il Mis-. lag 1 ifs H @drHeiI '" Rock 70 Cross "a
r {, Gs.r : i,s : !, *. q, !a YEARS oVs"oA'
f" ri"s ne"ft.n@' of harness horses, owe
~ ~hand;mFtr,'' S j. cqmpe1s,I Thom az.
Campb"ii' TThompson's Rob ROY, .sr. g., an,
seeIig's Bchollnk, b 8. > years an,
MeaaoW Lark' Woo ,, f !. . ys Mr1 ho"bsiikk' r
6 years. and Woodlands Countess, blk, m
class ss-saddle horses over i52 hand,
Ramsdeli. won by Miss Clemence Crafts
The Monk, b. Y, b years; second Altre'
Movers Northern star, b x, : years
third n. J.. Hess Tali-man. ch. e,
years: fourth, owenoke Farms Tennessee
" class sWPairs OF harness horses. owe
l.e hands-Ftrst, Emil Seelig's Perfect
ch, &, { years, and Perfection, ch, g.,
Nestledown Galtee More. b, g., and Mes
tledown Galway Blazer, b. z third, +. NJ
Warburg's Woodlands Emperor, blk. x
/ wears. and Woodlands Empress, Dix m
class 5O-Polo mounts up to carrying
$50 pounds-First, John l. Downey'
sSan,rs Is VIM. b; cn,ssf;; rs second y Easa
cciansen's Freckles, gr. T., 10 years.
class 5s-Hunters, Corinthian class
prizes donated by HICKS a Wratherhes-
q wears, second. Charles D.. Lanier'
, SISTER. b, m, 4 years.; third. 7 L. chad
hourne's Confidence, b, e., aged; fourtf
Miss Vira Cornells Rock cress' CHI &,
class 25-Four in hands; park teams
FIRST prize, donated by william Tiegle'
; Jr, won by J, Campbell Thompson's Nes
: tlsaowm per nor T IslssI' Emil Ho se.l M%
! third. +. NJ, Warburg's Woodlands Em
+. peror. Empress, Marquis and Countess, ,
I Glass ,onsaddle horses oyer A.: hand,
1 tLes-First, Miss Clemence Crafts's TIL
, Monk, b. g, . years; second, Miss Glen
{ cnce Crafts's The Mink oh, m, 3 years
third, owenoke Fnrm's Tennessee; b. e.
, Class ~ii-Harness horses, Ne to Is,
hands, owned In Westchester or Falrhel
q. so, Hthnra a.rnntl