The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-04-30
NEW YORK HORSE
SHOW BIG SUCCESS
Spring Event Opens at Dur
lands Under Auspicious
Conditions.

Thus. the brown geIding belonging 10
Miss Alice Dodsworth of Englswood, n.
j., which swept everything before him
in Brooklyn last week. scored q signal
victory last night at the opening Of the
New York Spring Horse Show In Dur
lands. With Miss Dodsworth In the
saddle Thus disple yed all the good quail
tiles which earned him q host Of pr1sse
last week and was awarded the blue
over big field Of beauties in the class
for saddle horses.
His victory gave Miss Dodsworth a
huge silver cup offered by the Broadway
Association, as well AZ tho blue ribbon.
Miss Barbara J. GuGgenheim's oheCtnut
selding Knut received the red and q cup
and the yellow went to Franklin b.
Jourdans Chloe Malone.
The show 10 the twenty-fourta held by
the association, and IL for the benefit OF
the Motor Corps Of America. A big
gathering turned out to sec tho horsss
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To help make the AFFAIR a SUCCESS Pc
lice Commissioner Enright sent a pla
toon OF his best mounted men. who went
through q drill that aroused the spec
tators to high pitch of enthusiasm.
When they finished they were presented
with cup.
company of the Motor Corps drilled,
and the work of the girls earned rouno
after round OF applause. They were
reviewed by Admiral A. II. Robinson.
Scores Double Victory.
Mrs. F. p. Garvan scored a double
victory. Her TissinEton Belle wor
premier honors in the class for single
harness ponies driven by an amateur
boy or girl and then came back a few
minutes later and was awarded the blue
In the class for single harness horses
not exceeding 10 hands . inches.
As was the case In Brooklyn, the
Durland's Company's aged black Relding
Ironsides was adjudged the best Jumper.
He performed over the obstacle fault
lessly and was awarded the blue over
a score Of noted jumpers. S. S. Norton's
Confidence took the red. and the yellow
went to Miss Ida l.. Fleitmann's chest
nut mare Palmetto.
A. w. Atkinson won first and seconL
prizes in the class for single harness
horses exceeding 10 hands inch. His
Ideal Matthias took the blue and h!s
Marcel the red. The third prize was
Willisden Finstall Lady.
Miss Clara S. Peck OF Brooklyn took
he honors In the class for women's sa1-
die horses with her chestnut geldins
Allah. Charles Z. Buffers Hazel Dora
received the red. while the yellow wsy
awarded TO ]. \. p. Ramsdelrs Povpi-
ton.
The Awards.
Class 45-Jumpers. open to all ever
Jumps 4 f.et 3 inches Won by The pur-
isnd Coinosny' blk. G. lronsides; William
Schenstroin's b. G. Confidence, second
Mis-, MIS-. Ida Fisitmann's CHI. m. Paimstto.
cias. li--sinsis Harness Ponies not sx
ceeding 1872. amateurs (bov or GRID under
~ years OF age: Won BY Mrs. r. p. Oar
,,.ns. o s.,s T,s,ins,on Dele: Mis- Con
ond: Miss Corinne Poth's b. &. Supreme,
third; Miss Jean saia Resan's b. 9. Dan-
cl.s. sILsaddls Horses over a., ana
den,s b. g. Lightnn; Edward EhisrGs b.
m. The Little One. second: William MARS
duryea's CHI. z. Silver Tiger. third: Miss
Jean V. Walkenstein's CHI. m. LII Queen
C1.s, Single Harness. Horses exceed
Ing 10 Won by a. w. Atkinson's eh. z.
Ideal Mathias,s; A. W; Atkinson's b. 9.
br, M Wlllisden Finstall Lady, third.
Class 2s-saddle Horses over 1872. Won
BY Miss Alice A. Dodsworth's br. q. Thus:
Mics Barbara J. Gussenheim'r CHI. G.
Smiths ch. &. Meadow Lark. fourth.
Class iS-single Harness Ponies not ex-
eeeediHx ise. Won by Mrs F. P. Caravans
blk. g. Fire Fl.rt. second: Miss Corinne
stance saia Regan's b. m, The Moti.
Glass 25-wom.n's Saddle Horses undo
1872: 10 be ridden by ladies on side
saddles. Won by Miss Clara g. Peck's oh
e. Allah: Charles f. Buffers CHI. m. Haze
p por., second; J. p; Ramsdelrs eh. 9
The Little Girl fourth