The New York herald., 1921-10-01
CHILDREN RIDE
JUMPERS IN SHOW
Harry Plumb Wins With His
Pony Pigeon i'm Rain
at MineOla.

Special Despatch to THE NEW York HERALD.
MINEoLA. l.. l.. Sept. 3O-Although
the rain fell in torrents here this after
| noon the horse show was continued. and
| the jumps were taken by men, women
| and children regardless of the rainy and
slippery going. Late in the afternoon,
however. the rain fell so hard that it
was decided to call off the champion
ship class until tomorrow morning.
The childrens jumping class was q
feature to-day with youngsters under
Is years old as the riders. Harry
| Plumb won the event with Pigeon and
James A. Hewlett was close up with
Spinning jimmy. The class was judged
in the rain and the youngsters that were
riding displayed considerable nerve in
taking the jumps.
In the green or qualified hunters class
Mrs. Thomas Hitchcock won with her
Commission, and the same owners Ketoh
was a close second. The award had to
be made on performance, as both horses
match up very close on all the other
conditions. A slight mistake in fencing
gave the blue to the first named, ]. S.
Phipps was third with Jack Pot.
The awards
the best performance over four successive
fences feet highD. Won by Mrs. Thomas
Hitchcock's Commission; same owners ketoh.
second; j. S. Phppss Jack Pot, third;
Charles Cooper's Tip Top. fourth
Glass decentralization class. for the best
harness and saddle horse: horse suitable for
both these purposes to be awarded tho
prize. Won by n. J. Heese's Desert Gold
Miss Katherine Tuttle's Black Rock, second:
Mrs. Leland S. Woods Bohemian silk, third;
Miss Jessie M. Martens's The Last Word.
fourth.
Glass 2e-Branded class; ponies or backs.
Won by Edward Ronlands's Gray Eagle;
Tee a.tA AI,.. Axcto nIa.,l 10
Julius Fleischmans Peacock, third; Harry
Plumbs Pigeon. fourth.
Glass 52-Hunters (green or qualified light
weight hunters up to carrying under 165
pounds to hounds. won by Miss Grace G.
Shuttleworths Outlaw; Byford Ryans Can
ME Jock. second; Miss Eleanor Langley's Oh
Girl. third; Robert l.. Ahles's Keiblend.
fourth.
Glass 15-Roadsters STANDARD or non
standard; to be judged as road horses.
Won by Franklin d. Jordan's Fruithurst
Glass 4l-saddle horses, 10 hands and not
exceeding 1872 hands. Won by Mrs Leland
Dark Rosaleen. second: Charles Il. Butler's
The Madcap. third; sequatogue FANS
Springtime. fourth.
Glass 51-Childrcn's jumping contest. for
ponies 14.2 and under: children under 10
years old: ponies 10 be shown over four
jumps OF brush and rail feet inches
high. Won by Harry Plumb's Pigeon: Mrs.
James A. Hewett's Spinning jimmy second.
Glass o3-Runabout class; horses not under
14.3 and not exceeding 1872 hands: TO be
shown 10 a runabout. Won by Franklin Il.
Jordan's Little Root; Miss Anna Sweeney's
Sig. Ma M, second William A. Warren's
Dolly Warden, third: Payne Whitney's Pea
cock. fourth.
Glass 43--Sadde horses: horses any weight
up TO 200 pounds. Won by J. A. p. Rams
dells League of Natons Miss Jessie nj.
Martens's The Last Word. second: Godfrey
Preeces Advertiser. third julius fleisch-
mans Redman. fourth.
Glass 61--Jumpers; special sweepstakes.
Won by Byford Ryans Cannie Jock Miss
Grace G.. Shuttleworths Outlaw. second;
Mrs. +. A. De Puyster's Sweet Kiss, third:
Robert l.. Ahles's Eeblend, fourth. 49,
Glass 3S--Thoroughbreds; any size. Won
by n. J. Hess's Cock O. the Run; Godfrey
Preeces Rave On, second: James McCash-
ms Ireland's Best, third; James Mccash-
in's Killarney. fourth.