The sun., 1919-09-21
KEEN CONTESTS AT
PIPING ROCK SHOW
Mrs. Hitchcock's Commission
Wins Blue Ribbon in Glass
for Hunters.

| Lowering skies had no effect on the at
tendance at he Piping Rock Horse tShow
at Locust Valley, L. l., yesterday, and n
large crowd from parts of Long Island
wer on hand to witness the contest for
ribbons in the various events. Society
was out In force.
Twenty-Five classes were judged. The
show began in the morning and last all
, day.
The show was not held In front OF the
| clubhouse as in former years. but up on
the old show grounds behind the club
house.
The class for hunters was one OF the
features. There has been considerable
hunting in the last three weeks, and all
seemed interested in the hunters.
The ohildren's classes in the morning
were particularly interesting and well
filled. Little Jean Regan with her Ban
tamlte made a decided hit in the class
for ponies in harness. She was opposed
by some Of the best ponies to be found
in this section, but won cleverly from
Cornelia Prim's Prim. Both ponies were
we'll matched and it required some time
to place the winner.
Mrs. Thomas Hitchcock won the green
mlddleweight hunter class with Ccnnis-
ton. defeating C. D. Lanier's Rolling
but in the next class, for lightweights,
Hitchcock campaigner, Cavalier, in a
we'll tried contest. 49,
The contest for horses, performance
only over fences to count, c. d. Lanier
again was a winner with Boiling, and
John s. Phipps's Jack Pot was second.
The summaries:
Ponies In harness not exceeding IS hands.
TO be driven by boys or glrls not over l2
Bantamite; Miss Cornelia Prlms Prim. soc.
ond; Miss Corinne poth's Bounce. third.
Poaisl exceeding Is ana rYSe no, exeeedns s "A
hands, TO be driven by boys or girls not
ever 10 yesrs of age-won by Miss Constance
! kegan's The Moth; Miss Katherine X Todd's
I Ruspcr, second; James Marino's Glenwood
Joe. third; Miss Corinne Poth's Lady Bounce,
NoNice saddle class. open only to residents
OF Nassau and Suffolk counties horses not
20 exceed l5:2 hands-won by Miss Constance
Brookdale, second: Joseph E. Davis's Lady.
third; Mrs George a. Anderson's Wild
Horses exceeding 152 hands-won by c. C.
| Vernon's Victory; Mrs. Langdon Harris's
hightninE. second; Dean Bedford's Lone Star,
ssandsnWon by Miss Katherine Kenns
second, Ashley Sparks's White Chin. third:
MRS, Charles F Hubbs's Honey Bee fourth.
oNceSIroN Senha',Gn harness and ssddle ponies not
Eroths Twilight Bounce: Miss Katherine X
uoao -husper second; Mrs Charles r
Ruopss Resrg. ry Honey Bee, third; Miss Marjorie
Green or auall1ed middleweight hunters
by Mrs TSomas p9Hhes Hiiobc6ca 20 souna,MwSn nan.
Charles d. Lanler's Rolling. second: Craw
ford Burton,s Rocks. third
Green or Qualified Light weirht Huntera
up to carrying IsS pounds TO hounds~won
99S Unsries d. Lanier's Down East; Mrs.
HoTsss E Homa altfhs1Sks FSSDi Cavalier second;
uel Willets Blue Pearl, fourth
Novice Hunter Glass Qocar-open only 10
won by FTamp,6na SaFsahiSo HRolS Soqn,iss ssc
owners Roy o'More, second; Miss Cons, ance
yTgnningss Tilnhings Freedom. third; Miss Ruth Pages
Horses To be ridden by boys or girls not
M n,"rs man 10 years OF age, sons or daughters
| or OF recng nized club. over fences arranged
ior them-Won by Charles d. Lanier's Boil
g; ing; Miss Marie }: Learys screamer second: (:
Snarles ID Lanier's Dixie, third; Mrs. Payne
| Whitney's Tango. fourth
Slass Open to All-Performsnce over feuces
only to count-Won by Charles d. Lanler's
Boiling; John S, Phipps's Jack Pot, seoopd;
Horses Exceeding 1s.2 Hands-won by Sam
Hess's Woodsons Rose, second: +. n. Jour
dams Chole Malone, third; same owners
! Ladies' Saddle Horses-Ladies TO rid, win
ner to receive w. Burling CoclJs's Memorial
cup, divided In two divisions-First division
H. B; Hess's woodsons Rsse, second: F. b.
Jourdan's Choe Malone. third: Charles +
won by F. ID. McKay's check Mate; Thomas
niCksons Jennie Lee. second Miss Janet
MeKay's Ming Toy, thSd; Mrs Courtney n.
Atens Hazel Young, fourth.
I Pairs of saddle horses. one to he ridden by
s lady the Other by a gentleman-Won by
ssndT Nf6onaiS aSGof spMSrSiins MIRs Moselle and
Hess's Checkmate and woodsons Rose,
second Mrs George A. Anderson and Charles
r. Huobss Wild Cherry and springtlme,
| Pairs Of hunters one to be ridden by
lady lacy ~ the s.. other @ by gentleman over the
cocks Cavalier and Coniston; Charles d.
Laniers Down East and Boiling, second:
Crswford BurtOn's Rocks and surtees, third
| Corlnthian class. For hunters To be rid
den by officers Of tho allied armies or any
one aeceptable to the committee-won by
snisr. MSs heiIn Ratn Htischcoess Cavalier Charles D
O'Bear, fourth.
| hounds-Won by II. T. Ppters's Morgan Raj.
tier; w 9. Loew's Good Friday. second; 5
| fourth ""''e'
| Children's ponies, To be- ridden by young
children and shown on lesd llhe-won BY Miss
torihne Poth's Bounce; Gordon Regan's Red
iilght Wee Story, second, Mrs A. l.
RRrsmer's Toe Toe, third; Miss Bette Vests
Saddle horses, under II hands. to be ridden
by boy or girl not over fifteen years Of ss
won by Ruth Pagers Michael, Miss
katherine X. Todd's Ruby. second: J, nj
Dayis's Pt-a-Pat third; Miss Corinne Poth's
Lady Bounce, fourth.
Horses Not Exceeding 1872 Hands-won
! by F. d. Mackays Checkmate; Mrs
Robert +. Tod's Sceptre second: Miss Jane
a, Mocksy's Mntoy. third Miss Marie
j. Leary's Screamcr, fourth
Horses Any Height; To Re Ridden by
BOY or Girl Not over 10 Years OF Age
Won by Mrs, Robert r. Tod"s Sceptre.
! Charles F, Hubbss SpringtIme second
MISS Corinne Poth's Limestone Bounce
fourth. ''''''
Piping Rock Challenge Cup: 'for Best
Saddle Horse Is Hands or over Who Has
Won First, Second or Third Prize nj
This Show--Won by f. D. Mackay's
Sheekmatei Samuel Jacobs's Sparkling
Moselle second.
Meadow Brook Challenge Cup: for Best
Hunter, Over 1872 Hands and I'm TO
| Carrying l6O Pounds to Hounds HAVING
Won First. Second or Third Prize in
Hunter Glass at This Show-Won bv
Mrs. Thomas Hitchcock's Cavalier.
Charles ID. Lanier's Boiling, second,
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