The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-10
HORSE SHOW OPENS
IN RAIN AT TUXEDO
Capt. G.. A. Alexander Docs
Fine Work in Events Of
Military Nature.
NEW WORKERS COMPETE

Icxtbo Park. y Y, June Al.
thougbthe weather was Indictment. MI,
drizzling rain and cold. the opening ia"
OF the annual Tuxedo horse show dre,.
a fair attendance. 4 better grade n,
horses was shown thar IN former y.sr,
Each class was we'll filled and the com.
petition vas keen.
T~wenty-eight classes we're Judged m.
day. the prizes being widely distrlbu,sd
Much interest was taken In the military
events. Capt. Alexander took ,ba
trophies In a number OF these Ne,
David WagstaT won three blue ribbon,
with her black gelding. Pointer.
l.. Ramsdell OF the Powelton Farm,
Newburgh. also captured a good sh,,s
of prizes.
In the obedience test for hunters and
jumpers i. Lorillard. Jr., made a frs
showing with his gray gelding pix.
and his chestnut gelding George Gl,or
but he military entrants were schooled
to take the jumps and won. Capt q
Alexander won first and second with NJ.
brown horse Metaphor and roam seldi,,
True Heart. Miss Carol Hartman also
rode her chestnut gelding jock in tins
event.
There were many entries from N.,
York. including George q. Rohllg. who
won several prizes with his brown geld.
ing wanderer. Mrs. e. NJ. Allaire won
with Crusader In several events M.,
Alice S. Dodsworth had Lady McDoe.
aid In the novice saddle classes. taking
the red several times.
The events tomorrow promise n No
better attended, as the weather nros
pect looks brighter and the b.s, part q.
the show is reserved for the second
day. There will be t~wenty-three classe,
Judged tomorrow. including the cham.
pionship hunrsrs and saddle events.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. VI. V. Hoffman o..
tertained the horse show Judges ana
party OF forty at luncheon TODAY a,
their villa. and there were many lunch.
con parties nj the club. Mr.. and Mrs
David Wagstam will entertain . par,r
OF fifty guests at luncheon a. Ledge.
lands Tomorrow.
There were many visitors here To-.
day. including Mrs. r.. II Hartman NJ
and Mrs. Schuyler Schienelin.' Mr. ard
Mrs. Edison Bradley. Francis LYME
Stetson. Charles +. Sampson. Nj and
Mrs. Rodman Wanamaker. Mr.. and Mr.
II. Fulton cutting. col W. s. Michel
Mrs. Stuart Duncan, Justius Rupert and
Mr.. and Mrs. W. A. Hartman. III
awards:
Novice saddle horses not oy.- = NJ
G. NJ Allaire's Crusader. hrs'. rIve8o
s,an.es, GeGrge Guy3n. second. fsi'ot
-. .' 'r''s q ~ FltNN y
Dodsworth's Lady Mcdonald fourth
Ladies saddle horses. to be ridden b,
Princess. frst. Mrs. Preston Dawes. VI.
sadsr ,hird. Miss Alice a p@'o5d..or,s.
Lady Mcdonald, fourth
saddle horses, lI2 and over. ridden Dr.
an amateur-Iowe!ton Farms Prince.
hrst: Alice Dodsworth's Lady Mcno1i
fourth.
Trotters. TO he shown "a wagon o- ,..
conformation TO count hllf and rcr,e-r
ance half-Stony Ford Farms justin ~.
cousewogue Farms Leonard. socona. w
A buckIeys Sim Kohl third
rioters, Observation-Disclosures. -.
!lnghuysen's Mozomo. first; r r-t.
Iey's Evelyn X. second " NJ y n
mans belssy third. II A Rasa orc
Lro,ters' mares. four years nd AMI ore.
"WmTd IN orange county, conform,to' "
, co. u,t tyi psr'S 6 and s,y,c u E..-s
een'-ruxedo stables Notice II 49,,
Tousswogue Farms Re,iy Hs,e' ,e.-ri
T. irinsle's Helen T., third
stallion, mare or ge'dlrr o,rer
orange county with record of . 30 a.. -.
yer, conformation counting % sni p.-'r.r
snce AMI style 80 peg cent r.,s.,
belgian, second Tuxedo Siab'c, So.
g. third C~ousewogue Farms .
Novice roads'crs. horses ,ha. have .....
won a hrst pri," a. roadser~ a. a..
up to I%anuary l-Theodoro r,sr-s
s"nS Robbins. frs'. " X. D!ck.-s
gan second couscwogue F.rm.. Boz,
nan, th,rd Powelton Farms s..r. ,..
nsNe never won a h.rst prize uude. =,
az any snow up to January hos =.
W l. Gws,ton Earns Tr.r.e..
FRANK Country Gentleman. thlri rtai
ION Farms Iona. fourth.
sadie horse up to carving -oo r-.r.
NIl III "a a = 49, a.
ares Crusader, hrs, George 81 T. n.
Hnnnarfe, second Fai!o" Fe ft~1.
saddle horse, no. over u. ~. n,.u
Wagstan's Pointer. hrst. " II Dr. e.
nauisni. second. Mrs, g ,t-s.
vWf ss a ,;nirh' George e Es'
Ladies saddle horse. not Owe &C.. ..,a
~ ,, ,a1Is' on side saddic,rowe r
Dixie, second george C 'HR'ob :. WH"N'"'
mr. Miss Laura Hu!st M4,rs r..
PONY. over ia and no, o,o % r.,
,"w Field Farms Dece!vcr o.. 49,.
Annette rilford's Sweet n~,- 60 -
FFa,rnrrt Mncs,sms biann. 'h'f" F-'''''
Branded pony Hamilton ltrns ~
O. snannon, mrs., couse" 80
fourth.
Polo mounts up 70 carry -a, Co..
Gousewogue Farms Bu,,erN,. o.. "
Harriman's Peggy, second. g. ., r'.
Farms, sunny, 'hird
Combination saddle and harr,-. g,
70 De shown nrst in harNces 'rr.
saddle, performance in harness .
40 per cent and performnnU" .I
e. count 60 per cent -GeorEr 10 -
Minstrel, FIRST. Powelton Fam, S,....
second Mrs. Preston Dawes
third Miss Ida A. Rupertis u.,Io .''
Hunter. up to carrying L. r'.' -
\ Harriman,s Apology, M Doc
Farms Fair EsteIls SECOND. Nj
narrlmnn.s Irish lietther 'h''t II NJ
Open hunters that nav" h"nr p Nr"'s
least elk times during las ..os
recognized pack Robert Goo, o.. 'N 'NA
first Miss Carol \ HArum,'.
Heather. second, Rohor' T. '... A. .
third; Miss f.. \ Cannon u.
Hunters, performau." nn.'
Hamilton Farms Past Time =
Harriman's NpoioRN >'un Nr
crime Hurst's lHmrlcht"' "'.
A. Harrimans Irish iIru'Urr. r.
oficors' pairs - 'uwp.F.
~AleNand"r's Metaphor ari
FIRST.
Local combination saftr
horses-Mrs David WHe-'.'
FIRST. Miss ". y Rup,r'ls l.--
Miss Ida Rurortls EiNIs 'h.r' 49,
syth Wioke's Cotton TAI 'a.
Saddle horses not oNc" 80
Rupertis DIXIE, INST. 81
Sceptrc, second Miss " \ T.
.'ca, third. W. \ iia''.". .
fourth
saddr. horses Owe
Wagstan's roiu'pN, FIRST. ,
Miss larvorks, s,.oui.
Naraka, third