The New York herald., 1921-04-24
HORSE SHOW ENDS
AS RECORD
APPLAUDS WINNERS
Children's Ponies and WOm-
ems Hunters Compete
in Brooklyn.
MISS DODSWORTH Is OUT
Owner of Thus and Other
Champions to Retire as an Ex-
hibit0r of Saddle Horses.
MISS DODSWORTH is OUT

The twenty-ninth annual horse show
of the Brooklyn Riding and Driving
Club ended last night, or rather this
morning. with a double bill for the clos
ing day The unusual attendance which
had marked the exhibition from the out
set was continued at both the afternoon
and evening sessions, the seating ca
pacity Of the club house being overtaxed
on each occasion. Apart from the fail
ure of the harness classes which left a
somewhat monotonous succession OF sad
die and jumping competitions to run
through five sessions, the show was
highly successful.
Ponies played a leading role at the
Saturday matinee, and in one class, for
children's miniature riding hacks, the
judges themselves waxed enthusiastic
along with all the horsemen at the ring
side who saw Harry Plumbs bay mare
Babette win the blue ribbon. w A.
McGibbon. one Of those who awarded
the prize, thought she was the smartest
saddle pony he had seen In years. and he
said she was only three years old.
A jumping competition with twenty
seven entries. women to ride, over four
foot fences, proved to be the thriller
of the afternoon programme. 1t was
won In handsome style by William
Almy's bay gelding Sandy, champion
of last years Newport Horse Show,
with Miss Marie Louise Almy in the
saddle. Miss Louise Banks Lott was
the runnerup on Dean Bedford's bay
geding Lone Star, while Mrs. James A.
Hewlett rode both r. F. V. and Black
Dixon, placed third and fourth, re-
spectively.
The class for exhibits of three saddle
horses in one ownership brought out
only six of the eighteen entries. and ap-
parently confirmed the report that Miss
Alice A. Dodsworth has decided to
show her saddle horses no more. Thus.
Dierdre Denmark and Silver Birch were
among those missing. Thus has been
a champion at several shows and by
many experts is regarded as the best
saddle horse in his class when he Is
going square and right Dierdre Dem
mark has been sold to Charles Butler.
from whom she was purchased, and
Silver Birch is to be retired with Thus,
so the manager of Miss Dodsworth's s
stable said. Mr.. Buffers trio, June
Day. Betty Wales and Nemisis. won
the class.
The awards:
Glass 67-Jumpers, owned by members of
the club. Dean Bedfords Rappahannock,
first; Mrs. James A.. Hewlett's Spinning
Jimmy, second; 8: e. Prizes Black Dixon.
third d John Pflus,s Gallant. fourth 60
Up, first; Adolph vogt's Sweetheart. second;
Mrs, James A., Hewlett,s Spinning jimmy.
third John J. Farrel's Mike fourth.
Glass e5-saddle horses. not under 1872
Clara Peeks s. Wnona Il frst IT. Dear pesn BEDS ss
sens Rob Roy Ofiss Grace Pierson), third:
Mrs, Richard G. Kettles. Jr.'s. Poppy,
Glass 47-saddle ponies. under 1871 hands.
Harry Pumb's Babette. first Miss Corinne
Poth's Bounce. second; Robert Levy's Goblin.
Glass 27--saddle horses. up to carrying 200
pounds. George Crouch's Copper King first:
Charles f. Hubbs's Take-a- Dare, third; Miss
Clemence Crafts's The Mischief. fourth.
Glass 5s-Jumpers. ridden by women; man
Miss Marie Louise Amy). first; Dean Bed
fords Lone Star Miss Louise Banks Lotto.
second; Sidney J. Holloway's F. F'v. Mrs.
Dixon tMrs. Hewlet), fourth.
Glass e4-saddie horses. owned by mem
Kiely's Evening Star. first; Miss Clara $.
WsSs sh ssco1 Mis- M.s eaTsos csD u
bell Goods Vanity Box. fourth.
Glass Ss-Branded saddle horses. not ex-
ceeding 15.1 hands. x. p. scharlins South
third; Arthur u. Borden's on Time. fourth.
Glass TTaoo %'TmPsrwon S,s GsT. by Eyins Bird
second. Judge Brown. ch. g.. Troop +, First
Cavalry. y. Y. N. O.: third. Going Over.
". R.i FRED Wettach. fourth, Kay o'Lite, ch.
e., Mrs. A. G. Ludlum.
Glass 62-Jumpers-won by Sandy. b. e..
Quahsctt Farm: second. Kilkee b. g., NJ.
~ Murphy; third. Midnight, blk. g.. Byford
Ryan; fourth, Carrier Pigeon. ch. m.
Rrishthome Farms.
Glass 36-Modei saddle horses--won by
Red Cedar, ch. g., Joseph j. Murphy; sec
ond, bohemian SILK. ch. m. Mrs. Leland
Stanford Wood: third, Checkmate. b. g..
Frederick y. Mackay: fourth Derdre Dem
mark, b. M. Alice A. Dodsworth.
Glass 68-Lady's park hack-Won by Eve
ming Star, b. M. Miss Regina Patterson
Kicly; second, Allah. ch.. g., Miss Clara S.
Peck; third Vanity Box. b. m, Alice Camp
bell Good: fourth. Royston. ch. g.. Miss
Louise Banks Lott.
Glass 34-Saddle Horses-won by Evening
Star. b. m, and Coquetta. b. M, Miss
Regina Patterson Kiely; second Betsy
Wales, ch. m, and June Daye. ch. m. @. u.
Butler; third salena, ch. M. and Kitty
May, CHI. m, Charles Higgins; fourth,
Nemesis. b. M, and The Bat. b. g.. G. E.
Glass 27-Road Hacks-won by Mike. gr.
q, John J. Farrell; second. Gay Lad. b. e..
w. A. Laing: third, Rob Roy. b. g., Lewis
e Pierson; fourth. Woodsman. ch. e.. Miss
Margaret Good.
Class 40. Chaupon Saddle uorse- On a M