New-York tribune., 1922-09-28
Polo Games Cut
Attendance at
Mineola Show
Breeder Classes and Trot-
ters Shown at Morning
Session; Hunters, Jump
ers Open the Afternoon
Miss Martens Is Winner
Her Entry, The Last Word,
Captures Prizes i'm Sew
eral of the Glasses

Owing to the counter attraction Of
the polo games being held at Meadow
brook, the attendance of society people
at the Mineola Horse Show was kept
down considerably yesterday. The
breeder classes took up the morning
session, and the trotters also were
shown at that time.
The hunters and jumpers class,
which opened the afternoon session,
brought thirty jumpers into the ring.
Mr.. w. r. Grace's Woodruff proved
the best, making a clean performance
over Mr. Jeremiah Beall's Cracksman.
Mr. George A. Anderson won the
novice saddle class for horses 14.2 with
his snowy mare Cynthia. The 15.2
novice class fell to Miss Jessie M. Mar
tens The Last Word, who also won g
number of the other classes. among
! them being the saddle class for horses
UP to carrying 200 pounds.
The polo mounts brought snowy lot
into the ring, and ponies that have
been playing good polo during the last
year were shown. Mr. Samuel Willets
and Mr.. II. c. Phipps owned the win
ANAS ~ tHCSc CiuSSSS.
Inc winners:
The Little Girl; second. MIR. Seward Cary's
Schwlniger; third, Miss Marie j. Learys
r, Two-year-old polo foals---won by Mr.. II.
c. Phippa's Anzac; second, Mr.. Godfrey
preeces scribble; third. Mr.. w. r. Graces
s,, T,heSr,oughbred gro and half-bred yearlings
brightholme's FARMS OK Heart; second,
pato Htri Atan
Jennie H. Martens's Vertical.
Trotting foals of 1s2o--Won by Mr.. j. J.
Weilands King Rico; third same owner 8
Peter Redlac.
y, Horses II. 1aa, for general ,purgoses,Mwon by
l91s-won by Box HIN FARMS Home
Brew; second. Mr.: William Gartrell's Miss
Starlight.
5arsv ssIa'nEs or X sts91s ~ssts toas Of
gins Marion Broolse; fourth. MIR. William
1s2o-yVon by MI F. Pages OuiJa; eecond,
Mr: J. J, Looney's Judge U;esn; third; On, Mr.
MIR. Charles weiland's King Rico.
Mares. geldinss or atali!ons. foais al sc 9,
nlue s by sscdns hs saas
Belle; third, Miss Jessie NJ Martenss
Vertical.
Loves sidney Patohen; second. Mr. F. l.
F.essel's Nan Petterson s,,, third; ,n MT, p j.
Polo 1nounts--won by Miss Janet Nc,
Rays The Little Girl seconi; Mr., sswara q
Cary's schwiniger; third Miss Marie d
Polo mour ts--won by Mr.. II. G. rhip2s's
Anzno; second NJ co9frsy fFsicss stress S'Ti"-
xoojo
Brtgntholne FARMS OK Heart, second
Mr.. w r. Grace.s Balancsr' third, MISS
Jess.a NJ Narteus'g Vertical.
pounds~-won 1dts ;tn, by Miss jessie n. Martens
The Last Word b,S seso'a ss Mr jehst husS
Zig hwaynInn; fourth, Miss Marie j.
Novice SADDLE horses tovsr az and not
Andereon's Cynthia; second, Mr.. David K
Rlntouls Princess rat: thiro' e,ll,S Mits Con- Mr
STANCE s. Ressn.s ga pr'ncsss' i'pf'h' tNf
ceeding 1872 hands)-Won by Miss Jessie M
Godfrey Preeccss swell Guy: third. Mr.
Hugh Gornleys Ardoyne; fourth. Miss
Marie J. Learys Pal.
Grace's Woodruff; second. Mr. Jeremiah
Bealis Cracksman; third, Miss Eleanor
Lans!sy's Oh Girl; fourth Mr.. NJ. ]. De-
| by Mr.. Van Duzer Burton's Lady Mar
garet; second, Mrs: George A. Anderson,f
! Cynthia third Midland Farms Masterfuli
fourth. Miss Janet McKay's The Little Girl
| Ponies In harness {not over 1872 hands)--
Won by Mr.. Byford Ryan's Nimbus: seq
ond Mss Constance Regans Wlll!sbrook
third, same owners Myra.
Novice hunters-Won by Mr.. w. r
| Graces Woodruff; second, Mr.. jeremiah
| Bealls Cracksman: third. Mrs. Payne
Whltney's Web Carter; fourth. Mrs. W. G
Langeys Good News
| Green or qualified middleweight hunters
Won by Mr.. w r. Graces Woodruff
second, Mr. jeremiah Beall's Cracksman
third, same owners Albatross; fourth. Mr.
! w. c. Langleys Sunny Day.