The New York herald., 1921-04-22
sun DIAL JUDGED
BEST SADDLE HORSE
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles f.
Hubbs's Gelding Wins Cup
at Brooklyn Show.

The Presidents cup. a fixed event for
teurs. was the feature OF last nights
Brooklyn Horse Show. AS in other
years, 1t brought out most of the crack
saddle horses of the show. though the
conditions barred two or three of the
best ones owned by dealers. notably tine
novice mare June Day that had not yet
met defeat. The competing horses were
required to show high degree OF train
ing. with manners. and this again elm
mated some of the high melted. hot
headed ones that tried for the $3.50
prize.
BY the time the three judges had tried
them all out and looked them over 1t
was a perplexing problem which way
to tie the ribbons. They solved 1t by
giving the cup to Sun Dial. beautiful
big chestnut gelding owned by Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles r. Hubbs and ridden by
their daughter. Mrs. Richard c. Kettles
Jr. Miss Clara s. Peck's bay mare
Winona, winner In the combination class
was placed second Miss Alice A. Dods-
worth's new mare Dierdre Danmark.
ridden by Miss Sophie Pond, third. and
Samuel Keller Jacobs's recent purchase.
the handsome chestnut gelding Glendee.
with Mrs A. Rutledge Smith up, fourth.
There were many horsemen who dis
sented from the placing of Sun Dial
above the better trained Winona. but the
bloodlike gelding had more quality and
more presence than the mare. He is a
Kentucky horse, brought out last season
at the club show. Since then he has
improved and developed quite remark
ably.
Among the other horses shown were
Miss Dodsworth's gray gelding Silver
Birch, ridden by Miss Edith Webb; Dolly
Warden, with Miss Marion Reiss up
Mrs. Herbert l.. Camps novice winner
Sunkist, and Miss Regina Kelly's bay
mare Evening Star.
In the class for saddle horses Sundial.
which won the Presidents cup, fin-
ished third behind Winona, the mare
she beat for the feature event of the
evening.
The awards
Glass 55--Jumpers-Fred wettach's Going
Up first: William Olney's Sandy. second: M.
F. Murphy's Rilkee, third; Troop F's Flying
Glass sa-combination saddle and harness
Gregor. first: Miss Clara s.. Pecks Allah.
second Charles NJ. Higgins's Kitty. May.
third; Mr.. and Mrs. Charles F. Hubbss
Glass i7-Iiarness ponies exceeding 1872
hands-David b. Rintoul's Garland, first:
Miss Helen V1luH6 Gay Ddu, BecoHu, Sidi-
ence II. Mackay's Bobbie Burns. third.
Glass 24-Saddle horses not exceeling 10
hands-Charles Buffers June Day. first; J.
A. p. Ramsdell's Black Diamond. second
Miss Clemence Crafts The Mndcap. third
Mrs Ediam Gates Babcock's Beverly. fourth.
Glass 3a-Saddle horses not under II hands
and not exceeding l6 hands, owned and rid,
den by amateurs presidents cup)-Mr and
Mrs Charles F. Hubbs's Sun Dial lMrs.
Richard G. Kettles. Jr.). first: Miss Clara
S. pecl's Winona. second; Miss Alice a.
Dodsworth's Deirdre Denmark Miss Sophie
pond). third; Samuel Keller Jacobs,s Glen
Class decentralization saddle and harness
horses-Mss Clara 8. Peck's Winona, first:
Miss Caroline u. weber's MacGregor. sec
ond Miss Alice A. Dodsworth's Silver
Birch, third Miss Mildred Bedell's Powder
Puff. fourth.
Glass e0-Saddle horses of thoroughbred
type exceeding Is hands-W. A. Laing's Ray
leen. first. Richard G. Kettles. Jr.'s, Poppy.
second Mr.. and Mrs. Charles +. Hubbs's
Springtime. third Mrs. ". J. Hess's Des-
ert told. fourth.
Glass ss-Park saddle horses. exceeding 10
hands-Mr. and Mrs. Charles +. Hubbss