The sun., 1919-09-25
MISS NEWBORG GETS
FALL IN SHOW RING
Narrowly. Escapes Injury
When Arrow Blunders at
Jump at Mineola Park.

Twenty-Five classes were decided at
the opening Of the horse show at the
/ Mineola Fair yesterday. Many well
known blue ribbon winners were among
the contestants and the competition IN
each event was keen. A big crowd saw
/ the contests and applauded all the de-
cisiona
a number of childrens classes excited
much interest and the parents of the lit
tie tots encouragCN them from the boxes
and automobiles In. parking spaces when
they rode OF drove round the ring on
their pets.
The runabout class brought only three
entries into the ring. Edward Rowland,
with Admiral Cord, won the blue.
The ponies class. to be ridden by chill
dren under IL years of age. fell to Miss
Corinne Poth. who handled Bounce like
veteran and won the coveted blue from
James Marinos Ginger Snap. Six
started In this class.
The novice saddle class. ladies to ride,
brought thirteen good ones into the ring.
Charles Butler was awarded premier
honors with his. SNOWY mare Johanna,
which was ridden by Miss Edith Beaver
Webb. Mrs. Jessie Won Kline rode Pal
o Mine and earned the red. while Miss
Clara S. Peck took third prize on Honey
Bee.
In the class for green or qualified
kunters. performance over fences only to
count. Miss Elizabeth S. Thompson, with
Handy Boy. was awarded the blue, with
John S. Phipp's Jack Pot second.
Miss Michele s. Newborg, riding Ar
row, gave the crowd a heart fiutter when
che put her mount at the 'in and out"
The 'hrst time he refused and she spun
on his neck. Then he wheeled and un-
seated her. but she landed on her feet.
On the other side of the ring Arrow
blundered badly and carried three rails
down and fell TO his knees. This time
Miss Newborg was thrown heavily and
did not get up for some time When
revived she was escorted to her box.
where she said she was none the worse
for the accident.
The awards:
stations, foals OF 1915: Won by II, O. Ben.
zen's Worthiest: Jacob sieberts Emma
Tlpton. second; Elmpines Farms Alice G.
Mares, Seedlings or stations foals OF 1917.
won by William Gartrelrs Ruth Brook;
L" w. Boynton's Major Brook, second.
Mares geldings or stations. foals of 1918:
Won by e. A. Meckel's Gen. Pershing;
William Gartrelrs Hank. second; Virgins
Gartrelps Maud, third
Mares geldings or stations foals OF 1915:
Won by Mrs Charles +. Hubbs's Firelight;
%. o. Benzen's Worthiest. second; Jacob
81 bert's Emma Upton, third Mrs. Charles
F. Hubbss Honey Bee. fourth.
Mares, geldings or stations. foals OF 1915:
Won by Charles F. Hubbs's Thistle Down;
Willets's Blue Rose. third: Mrs. Charles
c. Kettles. Jr's Peaches, fourth.
Mares. geldings or stations. toais OF 1917:
L. w. Boynton's Major Brook, second !;
Misc Jean sala Regan's Model, fourth.
Mares. Yeldings or stations foals OF 1918:
III. s. Feiner X
over)
Brood mare with foai at her feet: Won
w,sR. Grace's Bose OF the Rancho and
toSI second; W r. Grace's Daddeles and
toa,: third; ,o.,. We, ,v II ,,...
Irish .orah's foai; W. r, Grace's Rose
OF the Rancho's foal. second. and Dad
Polo pony breeding class. mares four
year-oIds or over suitable TO produce polo
ponies: Won by A. s Cochran's Fair
ono; D, S. Ieiehart's The Goat, third: 4.
s. Cochran's Carolina Perfecto. fourth.
Two;year-cld fOais of 1917 and three
polo ponies: Won by w. r. Grace's Rose
mary; A. $. Cochran's Kronomo, secondi
'" RI aTaess n stnnS third
ing over 1872 and not exceeding i4.2 hands
Won by James Marino's The Swell; same
inne Poth's Lady Bounce third.
Ponies under saddle, ~ hands and un-
der. to be ridden by children under IL
years OF age, who must be amateurs: Won
by Miss corinne Poth's Bounce: James
Marino's Ginger Snap. second; same own
er's Rose Mary, third: George II. Horse
fields Beauford. fourth.
Polo ponies, light weight: Won by Mrs
Thomas Hastings's BAgatelle: H. g. fEle-
hart's The Goat second; ]. q Cooley's
Barrage, third; s. L. Franks Ink Well,
fourth.
Polo ponieS heavy weight: Won by D.
s. Igleharts Guaynita: Miss Belle W. Bar
uch's Hunter, second; Howard PhInos's
Diamond, third: Maxim Karninskis Tony,
fourth.
Novice saddle horse, for the best ladies'
saddle horse (ladles to ride), never having
won nrst prize: Won by Charles But
lers johanna: Mrs. william II. Stumpfel's