The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-04-25
MISS DODSWORTHIN
SHOW RING TRIUMPH
Englewood Equestrienne on
Thus Takes Leading
Honors i'm Brooklyn.

Tho Presidents Cup. the most coveted
prize in the Brooklyn Horse Show, al
tho Riding and Driving Club. was wor
last night by Miss Alice A. Dodaworth
Of Englewood, y. j.. with her brown
gelding Thus. Miss Marion du Pon'
took the red ribbon with her bay mare
Echo. The yellow was awarded to Mrs
G. NJ Allaire with The Minstrel, and
the white to Franklin b. Jourdan Will
Chloe Malone.
The event was for saddle horses,
docted or unlocked. with dealers and
professionals barred. The conditions
stipulated by Thomas l.. Leemng, pres
ident Of the Brooklyn Club. who offered
| the trophy, called for the c"n,eetant'
! to show right and left lead on cantor
to back freely and stand sufficiently Ions
/ for rider to mount and dismount with
! out unnecessary trouble and to b.
Judged by quality, manners, PAGES ant
conformation.
! More than seventy horses went int<
the ring. All were primed for the oc
casion and almost all OF them wen
through their PAGES faultlessly, with tn,
result that It was with difficulty tha
the judges were able to decide upon thu
victor. So evenly were Thus and Echo
matched that they were sent around The
ring several times for good measure
| When the blue was handed TO Miss Dods
worth the onlookcrs, who filed tn,
big building to overlooking, showed theii
approval with long and loud applause
After an hours rest Thus came back
and won another blue. This time f
was In the class for saddle horses
| Miss Dodsworth again rode him. Miss
| du Points Echo was second and Mr.
Smiths Meadow Lark third.
Miss Vauclain Triumphs.
Another class In which Intense Interest
was shown was that for harness horse.
! shown to a yoman's phaeton and driver
! by woman. After a spirited confess
| premier honors went TO Miss Constance
Nauclain's famous chestnut mare The
| Whip. Miss Nauclaiu was at the reins
| and handled her charge with the skill o.
professional. To win the prize she
was compelled TO make her mare do hel
best. for Miss Isabella Wanamaker, be.
| hind her Warwick Matchless. pressed
| her hard It was only after long dellb
Grafton that the Judges gave Miss Vau
CLAIM the blue ard Miss Wanamaker tn.
rcd. Miss Jean Brown SCOTS chestnut
gelding Nlpper took the yellow and tn,
white went to Samuel ]. Shaw's Male
| O'Fenvay, driven by Miss Louise Webb
The class for pairs Of jumpers brough
| ten pairs over the Jumps. Nearly al
cleared the obstacles clearly. Charlie
Buffers pair. Ironsides and w. J. p
were declared the best and received tn
blue. The red and yellow went to Mr.
and Mrs. William du Pont. Jr Thei
Silver Tip and MCKEE Tip won secont
prize and their Hexagon and W'tchcraf
the third
| Miss Marjorie T. Boards chestnu
gelding Macgregor was adjudged tn
best In the class for combination horses
open only to members Of the Riding an,
Driving Club. Miss Clara s. Peck's Al
!ah was second, Charles L. Hubbs'
Sprngtime third and Tracy Higgins
Kitty May fourth.
one OF the big surprises OF tho shov
came In the class for harness tandem
when r. Lawrence Smiths team Ham
ilton Star and Fairy Thread were place,
over Miss Isabella wanamaker's fame,
pair, Eve and Netherlands Pride. o.
! Wednesday night Mis-. Wanamakeri
pair were adjudged best and the spec
tato-s expected them to score again
Miss Amy du Points Pick of the Baskc
and Dainty Miss received the yellow
The Awards.
Cas- 44-Tor jumpers bes. perform
ace over Jumps four feet six Inches
Wood Clarence II Robbins's CHI. 6. Iacl
E2toh' second The Durlari COMPANY
pix: Ironsides, third; E, q. AeKermAn'
b. &. Glenmore, fourth
Class S3--Conh nation horses. open .
members Of Riding aud Driving club only
horses suitable for harness and saddle pur
he
Oh &. MacGrHCor; Miss CARA $ Peck
w z slah. second ChaL!es F. Hubbs'
or' m Sptinstin'e miro; Tracy Higgins
class lo-Rlnahout class, horse not ex
ceed!n" fifteen hands TWO iuchas. Won b,
FairhG;d FARMS ch; m. Dainty Miss; Mis
Jean BrorH Scotts II. m 'Vest Brier. soc
ond; t. ID. Macliay'E eli. .. Amber. third
Class %. The President cup, for had II
horses, doched or un3"chsG; hf,een hand
and not exceeding sixteen hands. Won u
Miss Alice 4. nodsworth's hr g. Thus
Mss Marion du Points b. m. Echo, second
thtrd; franklin Il. Jourdan's Oh IL. Chic
Malone, fourth.
Glass J-Ha-ness horses; 20 bo shown (
a iady's phs,eton; manners 70 count :
per cent ladies 10 drive. Won by MS
Constance Naucls.n's oh m. The Win
Miss Isabella Wanamaker's Oh. 9 War
wick Matchiess, second; Miss Jean Drou
! SCOTS Oh, g. N!pper, third. Samue! ]
Shaw's ca. m. Maid q Feuway. fourth.
! Class iS-fa!r OF Jumpers; for hes; per
I inFmancN over pairs OF tuwps OF TOW
| feet. Won by Charles Buffers b. Z. W T. !
Hrd blk l-onsid.s: Mr. ans Mr..
william du Pont, Jrs HeNnGon and Witch
craft, second, Mr.. and Mrs William 4
/ Points silver Tip and Nickel Tip third
! Niss Amy SPARKS CHI. G, Msyerdale an
Sir Ashley Sparks h. <. LiEamsddy. fourth
Class 25-Saddie horses; over l49 an
! under i6.2 hands; adde's to ride, sid
: saddles 20 be used. shown to walk tro
/ and canter. Won by Charles Buffers cf
m. Hazel Dora; j. a. p. Ramsdcrs CHI 6
Powelton. second; john !. Brern's b. III
HI: o Glory, third, Andrew AIDES or
! II, Princess, fourth.
| Class IS-Harncss tln3ems. wheeler, =
to over l4.c hands Won by r. L1wrenc
smiths b.. e, Hamilton star and br II,
, Fairy Thread, Miss Isabella Wanamsker'
Ch -. Eve and ca. &, SethCrhRlrs Pride
second; fairfield Farms oh Pick ~ tn
Basket and oh. NJ. Dainty Miss third.
class 22-Saddle horass over 1872 hands
quality, maLuors. PAGES and Confo -1latio
10 count: 10 be shown at walk, 'rot an
Csnter. Won hy Miss Alice 4. Dodsworth'
Or. s. Thus: Miss Marion du Fonts b. NJ
Echo, stcoad: Il. Lawrence Smiths CHI. &
Meadow Lark, third; Franklin b. jour
dams Oh. III. CAioe Malone. fourth.
SEVEN ROUNDS OF GOLF.