The sun., 1919-09-27
utgers Among gEleuens WhichWM Open the Football Ca,
j. S. PHIPPS' JUMPER
BEST AT MINEOLA
Jack Pot Returns Perfect
Score Over Olympia Course
as Show Ends.
Special pespatcA to THr suS.

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MINroLA. L. l., Sept. 2e.-The Mlneola
Horse Show closed tonight. 1t was one
of the best balanced shows yet held on
Long Island. The combination class for
harness and saddle horses proved an
interesting event to-day. This was won
by ]. A. p. Ramsdell's Powelton after
an interesting contest with C. E. Hubbs's
Springtime. The horses showed well
under both conditions and the award was
a close question.
Powelton also won the class for sad
die horses Is hands high from Check
mate. while Miss Helen Moller's Bit o.
Glory was a close third.
Long Star, owned by Dean Bedford,
won the jumping class for horses under
five years of age. Although the jump
was only three and a half feet high
the horses had considerable difficulty in
making a clean score and the judges
had to ask for several extra perform
ances before they placed the winner.
Miss Constance Regans Heydey won
the class for ponies not to exceed 1872
hands from Miss Corinne Poth's Lady
Bounce. This class had children riding
and ELECTED much favorable comment.
The Olympia course for hunters AMI
Jumpers proved the real thriller and
was the feature of the show. with the
exception of the champion classes. The
Olympia course. which is outside the
ring, is composed of a rail fence. brush
jump and stone wall. John S. Phipps's
Jack Pot made a clean score. Miss
Elizabeth Thompson's Handy Boy was
the runner up.
The champion class for horses under
1872 hands was won by ]. A. p. Rams
delrs Lightning from the same owner'r
Powelton.
The champion class for horses over
1872 was won by Mrs. Charles Hubbs'+
Springtime. The summaries:
Class ACCUMULATION class, for the best
Won by j. 4. Ramsdelfs Powe;ton: Charles
T. Huobs's Springtime. second; Mrs. VIII
lam H. stumpfers, Pal O. Mine. third; {;
Charles Buffers Johanna, fourth.
Glass 42-Saddle horses any height up
TO 200 pounds-won by Dean Bedford s
Toronto King Samuel X. Jacobs's Spark
ling Moselle, second.
Glass 15-Roadsters. standard or nom
standsrd-won by Edward Rowland's Ad-
con, third; James wiiits's Gayworthy.
fourth.
Glass 29-Ponies or hacks branded--won
ssruch's Hunter. third.
| not exceeding 1872 hands-won by ]. A. p.
Remsdtn's Powelton; Frederick D. Mae
kay's Kay s, Checkmste: second; Miss & Helen Mol MOI,
Harris's Ruby Ray. fourth.
Class 1s-Ponies in harness. stallion.
mare or gelding not exceeding 1872 hands
Won by Miss Eugenia Daviss Supreme {;
Miss Jean sala Regan's' Bantamite, sec
ond James Marino,s Gienwood; third; dis Miss
Glass 5s-Hunters and Jumpers under 5
years old; to be shown over jumps 3 feet
Lone Star; Horses Home FARMS school
Girl second: Samuel willets's Blue Pearl.
third; Miss Belle w. BaTuch's Kershaw.
Class 41-saddle horses for the best
saddle hack any heieht-Won BY Mrs 4.
| Lindsay's Nancy Bright. second; George
A. Anderson's Pete. third; B. A Haggin's
class 2s-PonIes under saddle is.1 and not
! exceeding IA? hands: Won by Miss Con-
stance sala Regan's Heyday; Miss Corinne,s
The S' swsIi GI"f tS;-d mis- Mrs Charles F. Hubs
Class 57-HOn:crs and jumpers to be
shown the Olympia course. perform
| ance only to count. The course will con-
\ sist Of brush fence. about four feet; triple
bars. stone wall. post and rails and an
Jack T Pot: Miss elizabeth S. Thompson
| Handy Boy. second; Samuel Willets's Blue
| Pearl, third; NJ. l.. Schwartzs st. Pat
Class 3s-For the best ladies saddle
| horse. over Is hands. ladies to ride: Won
1 by Miss Helen Molier's Bit of Glory
| Charles T. Hubbss Springtime, second
| Miss Janet MacKay's Ming Toy, third
| Mrs. A. ]. Lindssys Nancy Bright. fourth.
| Glass 56-Childrens' jumping contest, for
ponies I4.2 hands and under: Won by Miss
| Marjorie T. Boards jimmy.
| Class 61-special sweepstakes for hunters
| and Jumpers: Won By w. A. Warren
| May Lady: w. r. Graces Altaire. second
j. s. Phipps's Jack Pot. third.
| Class 59-Hunters and jumpers cham
| pion class: Won by ]. s. Phippss Jack
| Pot: W. r. Grace's Affair. second
| Class i6-Saddle horses, champion class
| for horses not exceeding 1872 hands: Won
| by j. II. P. Ramsdelrs Lightnin' with the
| same owners Powelton, second.
| Class 47-Saddle horses, champion class
| for horses over 1b.2 hands; Walkover for
Mrs. Charles +. Hubbss springtime.