New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-09-30
COlOnistS Admire Hunters
at Queens Nassau
County Fair.
ROBERT GRAHAM
COMES A CHOPPER
Gets Broken Nose and In
ternal Injuries When
Mount Bungles.

Nineola. Long Island. Sept %
There we're some good saddle and
hunter classes at the horse show here
to-day in connection with the Queens
Nassau County FAIR. which attracted
many members of the Long Island polo
and hunting colonies who had entries.
Among these were Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Hitchcock. Miss Helen Hitchcock, Mr..
and Mrs. Paul D. Cravath, Miss Vera
A. II. Cravath, Harvey :. Ladew, sam
uel Wil.ets, Seward Cary. Mr.. and Mrs.
Ralph y. Ellis. Mrs. J. +. ). MADDEN,
Miss Frances MADDEN, Mr. and Mrs. A.
3. Duncan and Mr. and Mrs. Harry La
Montague
While the green or qualified hunters
were being cried out Robert Graham
who rode Herbert L. Pratt's Pioneer.
came a nasty cropper when his mount
bungled. He fell partly beneath ms
horse and was picked up UNCONSCIOUS.
He was hurried off 20 the Nassau Hos
pital. where II was found he was SUI
fering from broken nose and possible
internal injuries.
There were nineteen entries in the
class, which was won by Miss Helen
Hitchcocks Cavalier. Mrs. Frederick
Lewisohn's Elmhurst was second, w
Russell Grace's Diana third, and kalph
y. Ellis's Submit fourth.
Boyuton Wins a Blue.
The class for standard or non-stand-
ard roadsters brought out i've good
entries. Lewis W. Boynton, president
OF the Nassau Driving Club, took the
blue ribbon with Country Tramp.
Miss Jean Sala Regan took hrst and
second prizes with Bantamlte and Joy
in the children's pony class. Harry La
Montague won from a good field with
Palmetto in the saddle class; Harvey
s. Ladew's Brampton, who showed well
at the Piping Rock show. was second,
with Miss Vera A. H. Cravath's War
wick third.
The class for ladies' saddle horses
brought a half dozen OF the best &c the
ring. ". II. Rhodes Radiant won the
blue from George A. Anderson's Mac
Gregor, the runner-up. who defeated !.
Ashley Sparks's Last Post for the red.
Miss Vera A. II. Crayath was placed
last with her campalgner Warwick.
Three Places for Mrs. Hitchcock.
The ladies' hunters, over a specially
arranged course. brought together
GOOD field. Mrs Thomas Hitchcock was
first and second with Cavalier and
Calyinist. while Miss Ida Fleltmann
took third with Cycnet, whom she was
riding az PiD'ng Rock last year when
she had her leg broken. Mrs Hitch
cock also won fourth with Coniston.
The polo mounts were judged in a
pouring rain. Howard Phipps was first
with Cobweb, and ms orQtner' hehty
I. FhlppS, secOuu "'t'
clever ponies and QUICK on Lue turns
r Y Heckscher took third with his
f - 49,. V.tlo,,. pfoseoD,
clever gelting Mellow blossom
Trio summarizes:
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as u,r b, MS Via Correus >,er-
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"a. -,,,ffs,'t yiri'a
i' ..tsfs hor.os any height. 10 t0 20
'la.. 80 $500 "a ..,.,r.'- r, .rr, ,ir. ..-..
ID tt,-,.y I,drs's Hampton third Miss
Vera J. ~, - ''a'4.'
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